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She expresses the need to bring power back to the states.
She expresses the need to bring power back to the states.
Deidre was among a group of Utah County legislators who signed a letter calling for a Utah County Commissioner, Greg Graves, to step down. Greg had been accused of sexual harassment, and was widely seen as a workplace bully in the county offices.<ref>Annie Knox, [https://www.ksl.com/?sid=46217140&nid=148&title=17-state-lawmakers-all-confidence-lost-in-utah-county-leader "17 state lawmakers: 'All confidence lost' in Utah County leader"], KSL, 13 Dec 2017</ref>


In 2017 she sponsored S.B. 250, which largely simplified/standardized food truck licensing in the state.<ref>Deidre M. Henderson, [https://le.utah.gov/~2017/bills/static/SB0250.html "S.B. 250: Food Truck Licensing and Regulation"], Utah State Legislature, 2017</ref> She was the floor sponsor for H.B. 265, which eliminated the vehicle safety inspection requirement for vehicle registration, increased the registration fee, and set aside funds for vehicle safety impact study and highway patrol personnel.<ref>Daniel McCay, [https://le.utah.gov/~2017/bills/static/HB0265.html "H.B. 265 Safety Inspection Amendments"], Utah State Legislature, 2017</ref>
In 2017 she sponsored S.B. 250, which largely simplified/standardized food truck licensing in the state.<ref>Deidre M. Henderson, [https://le.utah.gov/~2017/bills/static/SB0250.html "S.B. 250: Food Truck Licensing and Regulation"], Utah State Legislature, 2017</ref> She was the floor sponsor for H.B. 265, which eliminated the vehicle safety inspection requirement for vehicle registration, increased the registration fee, and set aside funds for vehicle safety impact study and highway patrol personnel.<ref>Daniel McCay, [https://le.utah.gov/~2017/bills/static/HB0265.html "H.B. 265 Safety Inspection Amendments"], Utah State Legislature, 2017</ref>

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Deidre M. Henderson is a small business owner, and Utah state senator in the 7th District, running as a Republican candidate for the 3rd Congressional District seat in the November 2017 Election, Utah.

She expresses the need to bring power back to the states.

Deidre was among a group of Utah County legislators who signed a letter calling for a Utah County Commissioner, Greg Graves, to step down. Greg had been accused of sexual harassment, and was widely seen as a workplace bully in the county offices.[1]

In 2017 she sponsored S.B. 250, which largely simplified/standardized food truck licensing in the state.[2] She was the floor sponsor for H.B. 265, which eliminated the vehicle safety inspection requirement for vehicle registration, increased the registration fee, and set aside funds for vehicle safety impact study and highway patrol personnel.[3]

In 2016 she sponsored S.B. 108 which broke up an effective industry blockade of birthing centers being perpetrated by the licensing board (the Department of Health and the Health Facility Committee) by ending.[4][5]

In 2015 she sponsored H.B. 154 which created a jury duty exemption for breastfeeding mothers.[6]

External Resources

References

  1. ↑ Annie Knox, "17 state lawmakers: 'All confidence lost' in Utah County leader", KSL, 13 Dec 2017
  2. ↑ Deidre M. Henderson, "S.B. 250: Food Truck Licensing and Regulation", Utah State Legislature, 2017
  3. ↑ Daniel McCay, "H.B. 265 Safety Inspection Amendments", Utah State Legislature, 2017
  4. ↑ Deidre M. Henderson, "S.B. 108 Birthing Center Amendments", Utah State Legislature, 2016
  5. ↑ Deidre Henderson:Eliminating Protectionism against Birthing Centers - Wikipedia
  6. ↑ Mike K. McKell, "H.B. 154 Jury Duty Exemption Amendments", Utah State Legislature, 2015
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