Vital Records Access Amendments

Summary

The bill revises Utah's vital‑records law to let a qualified liaison obtain birth, death or other records for homeless children and youth. It also clarifies which relatives, guardians, legal representatives and agencies have a legitimate interest in accessing records, and it sets age‑based public‑access thresholds. The changes aim to protect privacy while ensuring vulnerable youths can get essential documents.

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