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Judiciary
February 11, 2016 admin

Inspector access to child welfare records advanced

Lawmakers gave first-round approval to a bill Feb. 11 that would expedite delivery of confidential records to the Inspector General

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Judiciary
February 10, 2016 admin

Limited liability proposed for drug overdoses

Those experiencing or witnessing a drug overdose would have limited legal liability under a bill heard by the Judiciary Committee

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Uncategorized
February 10, 2016 admin

Changes to police pursuit liability advanced after cloture

After prolonged debate, lawmakers gave first-round approval Feb. 10 to a bill that would lessen the liability facing the state

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Uncategorized
February 10, 2016 admin

School budget limitations proposed

The Education Committee heard testimony Feb. 9 on a bill that would reduce state aid to schools and place restrictions

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Transportation and Telecommunications
February 9, 2016 admin

Bill would address distracted driving

Texting while driving would be a primary offense under a bill heard by the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee Feb. 9.

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Retirement Systems
February 9, 2016 admin

Divestment from fossil fuels sought

A bill seeking divestment of state funds from fossil fuels was heard by the Retirement Systems Committee Feb. 9. LB1069,

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Education
February 9, 2016 admin

Funding proposed for virtual schools

Students who attend virtual schools would be included in the state’s school aid formula under a bill heard by the

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Transportation and Telecommunications
February 9, 2016 admin

Bill would require seat belts for all vehicle occupants

All occupants in a vehicle would be required to wear seat belts under a bill heard by the Transportation and

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Banking Commerce and Insurance
February 9, 2016 admin

Direct primary care bill introduced

Members of the Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee heard testimony Feb. 9 on a bill that would specify the requirements

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Education
February 9, 2016 admin

Schools would maintain aid for free meals

The Education Committee heard two bills Feb. 8 that are intended to maintain state aid to schools for free student

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Appropriations
February 8, 2016 admin

Funds sought for federally qualified health centers

The Appropriations Committee heard testimony Feb. 8 on a bill that would provide funds for health centers to expand their

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Business and Labor
February 8, 2016 admin

Compensation proposed for first responders’ families

Families of first responders killed in the line of duty would receive an additional benefit under a bill heard by

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Executive Board
February 8, 2016 admin

Special legislative committees proposed

The Executive Board heard three proposals Feb. 8 to create special committees of the Legislature. LR403, introduced by Lincoln Sen.

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Revenue
February 5, 2016 admin

Limit on aggregate agricultural land valuation proposed

Annual increases in statewide agricultural land valuation would be capped at 3 percent under a bill heard by the Revenue

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Revenue
February 5, 2016 admin

Stabilization period for land valuations proposed

A bill proposed to the Revenue Committee Feb. 4 would freeze property valuations for three years unless the Legislature passes

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