(Salt Lake City, UT) — A bill that seeks to prevent businesses from requiring proof of vaccination from workers and customers is advancing in the Utah Senate. The Senate’s Taxation and Revenue Committee approved an amended version of House Bill 60 on a 7-2 vote yesterday. The bill was changed during the committee meeting to allow businesses to ask for proof of immunity status from employees. The amended bill has to be approved by the full Senate before it can be sent back to the House for a vote on the changes made yesterday.