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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 29, 2018 admin

Wireless surcharge remittance changed

A bill that moves the responsibility to collect and remit a surcharge on prepaid wireless phones from service providers to retailers received final approval from lawmakers March 29.

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Judiciary
March 28, 2018 admin

Civil liability for foster care misrepresentation advanced

The state Department of Health and Human Services could be held liable in certain civil proceedings under a bill advanced by the Legislature March 28. 

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Health and Human Services
March 28, 2018 admin

Dogs and cats added to equine massage bill, advanced

Lawmakers simplified a bill March 28 intended to enable the practice of equine massage in Nebraska and advanced it to final reading.

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
March 28, 2018 admin

Direct primary care pilot program clears second round

A bill that would create a pilot program offering direct primary care to state employees was amended and advanced to final reading March 28.

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Health and Human Services
March 28, 2018 admin

Omnibus occupational licensure bill advanced

A bill that would allow pharmacies in Nebraska to provide remote drug dispensing was amended to become an omnibus health and human services licensure measure and advanced from general file March 27.

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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 28, 2018 admin

Transportation omnibus bill amended, advanced

A bill that would make numerous changes to existing motor vehicle titling and registration laws was amended and advanced from select file March 28.

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
March 28, 2018 admin

Extended time for voter registration advanced

Nebraska voters would have more time on the final day of online voter registration under a bill advanced from general file March 27.

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Education
March 28, 2018 admin

Special instruction for dyslexic students clears first round

A bill that would require Nebraska schools to provide special reading instruction for students with dyslexia beginning this fall advanced from general file March 27.

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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 27, 2018 admin

Study of rural broadband availability advanced

A proposal to study expanding high-speed internet access to rural areas of the state was advanced from general file March 27. 

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Sen. Brett Lindstrom
Revenue
March 27, 2018 admin

Indexing of Social Security tax exemption thresholds advanced

Income thresholds the state uses to determine whether Social Security benefits are exempt from taxation would be indexed for inflation under a bill advanced by the Legislature March 27.

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Sen. Mike Groene
Revenue
March 27, 2018 admin

Proposal to use property tax credit fund for additional school aid debated

The Legislature debated a bill March 27 that would use the state’s property tax credit cash fund to direct more state aid to schools.

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Judiciary
March 27, 2018 admin

Proposal that would prevent child custody being denied due to disability advanced

The Legislature advanced a bill from general file March 27 that would protect the custodial rights of people with disabilities. 

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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 26, 2018 admin

Extension of superintendent license advanced

Lawmakers gave first-round approval March 26 to a bill that would extend the duration of certain superintendent licenses. 

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Sen. Lynne Walz
Education
March 26, 2018 admin

Social worker for each ESU advanced

Senators advanced a proposal March 26 to place a social worker in each of the state’s 17 educational service units to aid students with behavioral and mental health problems.

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Executive Board
March 26, 2018 admin

Agency reporting regulation updates advanced

A bill that would modify agency regulation reporting requirements to the Legislature advanced from general file March 26.

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