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Banking Commerce and Insurance
March 8, 2016 admin

Direct primary care bill advanced

A bill that would specify the requirements of a direct primary care agreement and clarify that direct primary care agreements

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Natural Resources
March 7, 2016 admin

Bond authority for natural resources districts stalls

A bill authorizing natural resources districts (NRDs) to use bonds to pay for water management projects stalled in the Legislature

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Urban Affairs
March 7, 2016 admin

Economic development disclosure amended, advanced

Businesses would be required to disclose additional information before applying for certain local economic development programs under a bill advanced

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Business and Labor
March 7, 2016 admin

State employee vacation policy amended, advanced

Lawmakers amended and advanced a bill from select file March 7 that would ensure state employees are compensated for unused

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Health and Human Services
March 7, 2016 admin

Health care consumer protections amended, advanced

A bill that seeks to enhance protections for individuals who receive in-home care services was amended and advanced from select

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Health and Human Services
March 7, 2016 admin

Foster youth bill amended, advanced

A bill designed to normalize life for Nebraska’s foster youth was amended to extend authorization of a commission before being

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Judiciary
March 4, 2016 admin

Bill would allow concealed guns in more locations

Public and private entities could allow for the concealed carry of handguns, regardless of local ordinance, under a bill heard

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Judiciary
March 4, 2016 admin

Change to firearm permit restrictions proposed

Mental health boards would use a clear standard of proof to determine whether petitioners with a history of mental illness

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Judiciary
March 3, 2016 admin

Bill would prevent sale of fetal tissue

Members of the Judiciary Committee heard testimony March 2 on a bill that would prohibit the sale of fetal tissue

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Health and Human Services
March 3, 2016 admin

Hair braiding license exemption approved

Natural hair braiding will be exempt from cosmetology credentialing requirements under a bill passed by the Legislature March 3. Sponsored

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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 3, 2016 admin

Certain county-numbered license plates eliminated

Some Nebraska counties will have different license plate numbers under a bill passed by the Legislature March 3. Currently, farm

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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 3, 2016 admin

Longer public transit buses allowed

Public transit systems can carry additional riders under a bill passed by lawmakers March 3. LB735, introduced by Henderson Sen.

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Business and Labor
March 2, 2016 admin

Small business wage discrimination protections advanced

Senators advanced a bill March 2 that would expand state wage discrimination protections. LB83, as originally introduced by Omaha Sen.

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Judiciary
March 2, 2016 admin

Hazing ban for all students advanced

Lawmakers gave first-round approval March 2 to a bill that would expand the state’s prohibition on hazing. Current statute defines

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Health and Human Services
March 2, 2016 admin

Statewide stroke response system narrowed, advanced

Lawmakers narrowed and advanced a bill March 2 that would develop a statewide stroke system of care in Nebraska. Sen.

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