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Utah lawmakers stall nominations to state records committee after ruling on AG Sean Reyes' calendar.
Charged with considering requests for public records, the Utah State Records Committee ran into a wall of inaction when lawmakers did not appoint or reappoint members necessary for a quorum.
Miss: Nothing to See Here There's that saying about the fox guarding the henhouse. The henhouse is you, the public, and the fox, it appears, is the Legislature. Charged with considering requests for public records, the Utah State Records Committee ran into a wall of inaction when lawmakers did not appoint or reappoint members necessary for a quorum.
The stalemate came after the committee approved release of the work calendar for Attorney General Sean Reyes. The Republican-controlled body doesn't like the idea of the public knowing what they're doing. One of the nominees, former Rep.
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