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IMPLEMENTED

  • In 2024, Senator Travis Fitzwater sponsored Senate Bill 894, which established a universal sandbox, and included Senator Denny Hoskins' universal sandbox bill. To learn more about the state's zero to one hundred approach on sandboxes, check out our post

INTRODUCED

  • In 2024, Representative Alex Riley introduced House Bill 1960, which would establish a universal sandbox.
  • In 2023, Senator Travis Fitzwater introduced Senate Bill 69, which would have established a universal sandbox. 
  • In 2023, Senator Denny Hoskins sponsored Senate Bill 3, which sought to establish a universal sandbox. 
  • In 2023, Representative Alex Riley sponsored House Bill 268, which would have established a universal sandbox.
  • In 2022, Senator Denny Hoskins sponsored Senate Bill 807, which would have established a universal sandbox. 
  • In 2022, Senator Eric Burlison introduced Senate Bill 968, which would have established a universal sandbox.
  • In 2022, Senator Denny Hoskins introduced Senate Bill 1068, which would have established a universal sandbox. 
  • In 2022, Senator Andrew Koenig introduced Senate Bill 931, which sought to establish a universal sandbox. 
  • In 2022, Representative Alex Riley sponsored House Bill 2587, which sought to establish a universal sandbox.

What is a Regulatory Sandbox?

In short, a regulatory sandbox is a set of rules that allow businesses, usually within a specific industry, to test themselves in the market for a set period of time — generally two to three years — without being subject to any particular set of regulations. This is especially helpful to new businesses with innovative products, services, and/or business models that don’t neatly fit into a single industry. At the end of that set time period, the business and its results are evaluated to determine what, if any, regulations should apply to it.

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Libertas Institute is the national pioneer in regulatory sandboxes, helping Utah pass the country’s first all-inclusive regulatory sandbox—benefitting businesses in every industry. This broad proposal is the culmination of a years-long effort we’d love to share with you so you can consider the optimal strategy and timeline for your state.

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