(2) The local attorney shall:

1. (a) entitle each county or municipal initiative that has qualified for the ballot "Proposition Number __" and give it a number as assigned under Section 20A-6-107;
2. (b) prepare a proposed ballot title for the initiative;
3. (c) file the proposed ballot title and the numbered initiative titles with the local clerk within 15 days after the date the initiative petition is declared sufficient for submission to a vote of the people; and

4. (d) promptly provide notice of the filing of the proposed ballot title to:

   1. (i) the sponsors of the petition; and
   2. (ii) the local legislative body for the jurisdiction where the initiative petition was circulated.

(3)

1. (a) The ballot title may be distinct from the title of the proposed law attached to the initiative petition, and shall express, in not exceeding 100 words, the purpose of the measure.
2. (b) In preparing a ballot title, the local attorney shall, to the best of his ability, give a true and impartial statement of the purpose of the measure.
3. (c) The ballot title may not intentionally be an argument, or likely to create prejudice, for or against the measure.

(4)

1. (a) Within five calendar days after the date the local attorney files a proposed ballot title under Subsection (2)(c), the local legislative body for the jurisdiction where the initiative petition was circulated and the sponsors of the petition may file written comments in response to the proposed ballot title with the local clerk.

2. (b) Within five calendar days after the last date to submit written comments under Subsection (4)(a), the local attorney shall:

   1. (i) review any written comments filed in accordance with Subsection (4)(a);
   2. (ii) prepare a final ballot title that meets the requirements of Subsection (3); and
   3. (iii) return the petition and file the ballot title with the local clerk.
3. (c) Subject to Subsection (6), the ballot title, as determined by the local attorney, shall be printed on the official ballot.

(6)

1. (a) If the ballot title furnished by the local attorney is unsatisfactory or does not comply with the requirements of this section, the decision of the local attorney may be appealed by a petition to the Supreme Court that is brought by:

   1. (i) at least three sponsors of the initiative petition; or
   2. (ii) a majority of the local legislative body for the jurisdiction where the initiative petition was circulated.
2. (b) The Supreme Court shall examine the measures and consider arguments, and, in its decision, may certify to the local clerk a ballot title for the measure that fulfills the intent of this section.
3. (c) The local clerk shall print the title certified by the Supreme Court on the official ballot.