Gov. Mike Leavitt, who last month made his case to both the Senate and the House that Utah's State Compensation Fund (WCF) is in danger of losing its tax-exempt status, has long weighed the option of selling the fund outright, forming a stock or mutual company, reverting WCF to full control as a state agency or doing nothing.
In the end, it was the latter decision that prevailed. Leavitt's decision means that the insurance fund will remain a quasi-state agency that gives him appointment powers over the board of directors.
The Governor's "no change" decision comes after months of pres...
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