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Judiciary
March 21, 2016 admin

Human trafficking immunity amended, advanced

Lawmakers amended and advanced a bill from select file March 21 that would provide legal immunity to victims of human

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Health and Human Services
March 21, 2016 admin

Public assistance research exemption advanced

A bill aimed at promoting research on the impact of poverty on children was amended and advanced from select file

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Health and Human Services
March 18, 2016 admin

Barber school bill clears first round

A bill that would update Nebraska barber laws to align with federal financial aid requirements advanced to select file March

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Urban Affairs
March 18, 2016 admin

Planned unit development changes advanced

Procedures for approval of planned unit developments in some second-class cities and villages would change under a bill advanced to

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
March 18, 2016 admin

Bill to enhance correctional industries program advanced

A corrections program that provides employment for inmates would be enhanced under a bill given first-round approval March 18. LB1080,

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Natural Resources
March 18, 2016 admin

Solid waste study advanced

Lawmakers advanced a bill from general file March 18 that would commission a study of the state’s recycling and solid

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
March 17, 2016 admin

University hiring change advances to final round

Senators gave second-round approval March 17 to a bill that would update the University of Nebraska’s search process for its

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
March 17, 2016 admin

Military commission amended, advanced

Lawmakers amended and advanced a bill from select file March 17 that would create a commission to protect the state’s

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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 17, 2016 admin

Repeal of motorcycle helmet requirement stalls

A proposal to exempt adult motorcyclists from current state law requiring them to wear helmets in Nebraska failed to advance

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Health and Human Services
March 16, 2016 admin

Public assistance research exemption advanced

A bill aimed at promoting research on the impact of poverty on children advanced from general file March 16. LB1081,

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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 16, 2016 admin

Transportation infrastructure bank fund advances

A proposal to create a transportation infrastructure bank to fund new roads and bridges advanced from general file March 15.

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Judiciary
March 16, 2016 admin

Human trafficking immunity amended, advanced

Lawmakers gave first-round approval March 16 to a bill that would provide legal immunity to victims of human trafficking. LB843,

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Appropriations
March 16, 2016 admin

Budget package clears first round

Lawmakers gave first-round approval March 15 to three bills comprising the Appropriations Committee’s adjustment proposal to the state’s $8.7 billion

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Natural Resources
March 15, 2016 admin

Game and Parks fee increase advances

Lawmakers gave first-round approval to a bill March 15 that would raise fees that the state Game and Parks Commission

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Judiciary
March 10, 2016 admin

Changes to parole administration advanced

A bill advanced by lawmakers March 9 would grant more oversight to the Inspector General for the Department of Correctional

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