Lawmakers reconvened Jan. 10 to continue introduction of new bills.<\/p>\n
Among the measures introduced were:<\/p>\n
\u2022 LB913<\/a>, sponsored by York Sen. Greg Adams, which would change base limitation provisions and certain dates relating to the Tax Equity and Educational Opportunities Support Act; New bills may be introduced for the first 10 legislative days, or until Jan. 19.<\/p>\n
\n\u2022 LB914<\/a>, sponsored by Lincoln Sen. Amanda McGill, which would change provisions relating to reductions in sex offender registration periods;
\n\u2022 LB919<\/a>, sponsored by Ogallala Sen. Ken Schilz, which would change court fees, sheriff’s fees and handgun certificate fees;
\n\u2022 LB923<\/a>, sponsored by Omaha Sen. Heath Mello, which would adopt the Nebraska Buy American Act;
\n\u2022 LB929<\/a>, sponsored by Fullerton Sen. Annette Dubas, which would provide a membership requirement for State Foster Care Review Board members;
\n\u2022 LB930<\/a>, sponsored by Bancroft Sen. Lydia Brasch, which would allow operation of golf car vehicles on highways as prescribed;
\n\u2022 LB933<\/a>, sponsored by Omaha Sen. Brad Ashford, which would change provisions relating to truancy;
\n\u2022 LB935<\/a>, sponsored by Papillion\u00a0Sen. Jim Smith, which would change child visitation provisions from a grandparent to a person with a legitimate interest;
\n\u2022 LB938<\/a>, sponsored by Omaha Sen. John Nelson, which would require a uniform reimbursement rate for adult day services; and
\n\u2022 LR373CA<\/a>, sponsored by Omaha Sen. Scott Lautenbaugh, a proposed constitutional amendment that would increase annual legislative salaries to $32,000.<\/p>\n