History Nebraska to become code agency
A state agency with a recent history of controversy will be placed under the direct authority of the governor by a bill passed April 11.
Read MoreA state agency with a recent history of controversy will be placed under the direct authority of the governor by a bill passed April 11.
Read MoreA state agency with a recent history of controversy would be placed under the direct authority of the governor under a bill advanced from general file March 7.
Read MoreLawmakers passed a bill March 15 clarifying how seed corn companies solicit bids for contract labor for roguing — eliminating undesired corn plants — and detasseling in Nebraska.
Read MoreA state agency with a recent history of controversy would be placed under the direct authority of the governor under a bill advanced from general file March 7.
Read MoreLawmakers amended and advanced a bill March 7 meant to clarify how seed corn companies solicit bids for contract labor for roguing — eliminating undesired corn plants — and detasseling in Nebraska.
Read MoreLaws governing the work of professional land surveyors in Nebraska were updated by a bill passed Feb. 29.
Read MoreLawmakers advanced a bill from general file Feb. 20 meant to clarify how seed corn companies solicit bids for contract labor for roguing — eliminating undesired corn plants — and detasseling in Nebraska.
Read MoreA state agency with a recent history of controversy would be placed under the direct authority of the governor under a bill considered Feb. 1 by the Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee.
Read MoreLaws governing the work of professional land surveyors in Nebraska would be overhauled by a bill advanced from general file Jan. 25.
Read MoreFollowing consideration of more than a dozen measures over five days of debate, lawmakers ended their discussion Jan. 19 of
Read MoreLawmakers began discussion Jan. 11 on several proposed changes to the permanent rules that govern the legislative process.
Read MoreLawmakers approved a change to the Legislature’s rules March 28 that limits the options available to senators to extend debate for the remainder of the legislative session.
Read MoreThe Revenue Committee heard testimony March 16 on a bill that would allow certain waste treatment and disposal businesses to qualify for tax incentives under the ImagiNE Nebraska Act.
Read MoreNebraska no longer would be the nation’s only one-house legislative system under a proposed constitutional amendment considered March 9 by the Executive Board.
Read MoreThe Revenue Committee heard testimony March 3 on measures that would replace most state taxes with a consumption tax on new goods and services.
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