(1) The Legislative Compensation Commission shall: (a) study and formulate recommendations concerning the salary levels for Utah state legislators; (b) base the study and recommendations upon maintaining a citizen Legislature in Utah, but compensating members fairly for their service in order that all individuals would have an opportunity to serve; (c) in developing recommendations, consider the salaries of other similar state legislators and other such factors; and (d) submit to each member of the Legislature, by January 2nd of each even-numbered year, recommendations: (i) concerning changes, if any, which should be made in the salary plan and its administration for state legislators; and (ii) include a recitation of the provisions of Section 36-2-3.

(a) study and formulate recommendations concerning the salary levels for Utah state legislators;

(b) base the study and recommendations upon maintaining a citizen Legislature in Utah, but compensating members fairly for their service in order that all individuals would have an opportunity to serve;

(c) in developing recommendations, consider the salaries of other similar state legislators and other such factors; and

(d) submit to each member of the Legislature, by January 2nd of each even-numbered year, recommendations: (i) concerning changes, if any, which should be made in the salary plan and its administration for state legislators; and (ii) include a recitation of the provisions of Section 36-2-3.

(i) concerning changes, if any, which should be made in the salary plan and its administration for state legislators; and

(ii) include a recitation of the provisions of Section 36-2-3.

(2) The Legislative Compensation Commission may issue reports subsequent to January 2 of an even-numbered year containing revised salary recommendations, including salary recommendations contingent upon certain action being taken by the Legislature.

(3) As provided in Subsection 36-2-3(1)(c), in formulating its recommendations, the commission may take into account the amounts received by legislators for legislative expenses, but may not review the propriety of, or recommend amounts for, legislative expenses.