Stephens testifies on school and app bills
2024–2026 · Utah
On January 22, 2024, Brooke Stephens supported HB261 at Senate Education, where the minutes identify her as Utah Parents United's education director. On January 31, 2025, she supported HB281 at House Education, speaking for Utah Moms for America.
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On February 19, 2025, she supported SB142, the App Store Accountability Act, as Moms for America Utah's civic engagement coordinator. On February 28, 2025, speaking for Utah Moms for America, she supported HB473 and discussed breaking vendor contracts. The Utah Library Association's Rebekah Cummings spoke against it.
On March 6, 2026, the Senate held HB197 and struck its enacting clause after House passage. The bill did not pass.
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Who and what is involved
- Institutions
- Senate/House committees; advocacy channels
- People and recorded roles
- Stephens; Rebekah Cummings; named sponsors in source minutes
- Organizations, bodies and vendors
- UPU; Utah Moms for America; ULA; Legislature
- Laws, rules and procedures
- HB261; HB281; SB142; HB473; HB197; other dated testimony in dossier
- Products and information systems
- Digital-vendor contracts; app stores; non-library policy testimony
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