House amendment to the 4th edition makes a technical correction to the statutory Article referenced in Section 9, regarding the proposed repeal of the Legislative Commission on Methamphetamine Abuse.
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Bill S 474 (2019-2020)Summary date: Jul 7 2020 - View SummaryAgriculture, Business and Commerce, Occupational Licensing, Courts/Judiciary, Civil, Civil Law, Court System, Development, Land Use and Housing, Community and Economic Development, Education, Elementary and Secondary Education, Employment and Retirement, Government, General Assembly, Public Safety and Emergency Management, State Agencies, Department of Commerce, Department of Public Safety, State Government, State Personnel, Health and Human Services, Health, Public Health, Public Enterprises and Utilities, Transportation
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Bill S 474 (2019-2020)Summary date: Jul 7 2020 - View Summary
House committee substitute to the 3rd edition makes the following changes.
Corrects a statutory reference regarding the repeal of the NC Agency for Public Telecommunications.
Corrects a session law reference regarding the repeal of the Grants Management Oversight Committees.
Makes a clarifying change to repeal Section 3 of SL 2003-404, concerning the Blount Street Historic District Oversight Committee, rather than the entire session law.
Deletes the provisions regarding the proposed repeal or abolition of the following: the Eastern Carolina Regional Housing Authority Board of Commissioners; the Southern Technology Council; the NC Advisory Council on the Eastern Band of the Cherokee; and the State Advisory Council on Indian Education.
Adds the following content.
Amends GS 7A-52 to allow retired superior court judges who have not reached the mandatory retirement age to apply to become district court emergency judges if they were district court judges prior to retiring from the superior court.
Transfers the Boxing Commission (Commission) from the Department of Commerce to the Department of Public Safety (DPS) as a Type II transfer, except that the Commission's management functions are not performed under the direction and supervision of the Secretary of Public Safety (Secretary). Makes conforming changes to GS 143-652.2, including changing member appointment authority from the Secretary of Commerce to the Secretary, and GS 143-655. Transfers funds from the State Boxing Revenue Account with the Department of Commerce to the same named account within DPS; orders closure of the Department of Commerce account upon transfer. Provides for all Commission members to continue to serve their terms as appointed pursuant to Section 12 of SL 2019-203 (which transferred the Commission from DPS to the Department of Commerce), except that the one voting member appointed by the Secretary of Commerce under GS 143-652.2(a)(4) for a three-year term must be replaced by an appointee of the Secretary of Public Safety on the effective date of the act to serve the remainder of that term. Provides a savings clause for all boxing investigations, hearings, proceedings and prosecutions pursuant to Article 68 prior to the act's effective date.
Extends the sunset from August 1, 2020, to March 1, 2021, of GS 32A-16.1 and GS 90-321.1, as enacted by SL 2020-3, which establish a waiver for the requirement of two qualified witnesses for execution of health care powers of attorney and advanced directives for a natural death declaration executed on the effective date of SL 2020-3 (May 4, 2020) and until the termination of the State of Emergency declared in Executive Order No 116, as extended by subsequent Executive Orders.
Makes conforming changes to the act's titles.
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Bill S 474 (2019-2020)Summary date: May 6 2019 - View Summary
Senate amendment #1 makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Makes conforming changes to the proposed repeal of Part 22, North Carolina Agency for Public Telecommunications, Article 9 of GS Chapter 143B, to repeal GS 163A-152(70)r.
Eliminates the proposed repeal of the Motor Vehicle Dealers' Advisory Board, set out in GS 20-305.4. Eliminates the proposed conforming changes in GS 20-305.5.
Makes conforming changes to the proposed repeal of Part 2A, Community Development Council, Article 10 of GS Chapter 143B, to repeal GS 143B-432(c)(1) and GS 143B-433(2)b.
Further amends GS 143-345.23 to make conforming changes to the proposed elimination of the State Suggestion Review Committee, deleting the requirement of the State coordinator being an ex officio member of the Committee.
Makes additional technical and clarifying changes.
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Bill S 474 (2019-2020)Summary date: Apr 30 2019 - View Summary
Senate committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes.
Repeals GS Chapter 143B, Article 9, Part 22 (was, Part 2), concerning the State Goals and Policy Board.
Repeals SL 2014-10 concerning the Charlotte Douglas International Airport Commission.
Repeals SL 2012-142, Section 6A.10 [was, 6A.7(b1)], concerning the Grants Management Oversight Committees.
Amends GS 143-345.25 to provide that decisions regarding the award of bonuses by the agency coordinator and the Office of State Human Resources (was, Department of Administration in the previous edition) are final and not subject to review under the contested case procedures.
Makes technical corrections.
Adds the following provisions.
Adds in a provision identical in substance to Section 10 of the act, concerning the Motor Vehicle Dealers' Advisory Board, but makes this version effective June 30, 2022, instead of when the act becomes law.
Repeals GS Chapter 143B, Part 15A (of Article 9), which concerned the North Carolina Advisory Council on the Eastern Band of the Cherokee.
Repeals the Blount Street Historic Oversight Committee (found in SL 2003-404).
Repeals GS Chapter 115C, Article 13A, concerning the State Advisory Council on Indian Education.
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Bill S 474 (2019-2020)Summary date: Apr 3 2019 - View Summary
Includes whereas clauses.
Abolishes the Board of Directors of the Certification Entry for Phase II Settlement Funds.
Repeals GS Chapter 143B, Article 9, Part 2, concerning the State Goals and Policy Board.
Repeals SL 2013-358 (except Section 2) and SL 2014-414 (possibly intends SL 2014-10), concerning the Charlotte Douglas International Airport Commission.
Repeals GS 115C-102.5, which created the Commission on School Technology. Makes conforming deletions in GS 115C-102.6.
Repeals SL 2011-145, Section 6A.20(b), which created a Data Integration Steering Committee.
Abolishes the Eastern Carolina Regional Housing Authority Board of Commissioners.
Repeals SL 2012-142 (possibly intends SL 2011-145), Section 6A.7(b1), and SL 2013-360, Section 7.14(B), concerning the Grants Management Oversight Committees, both of which established a Grants Management Oversight Committee to coordinate the development of an enterprise grants management system.
Repeals GS Chapter 120, Article 25A, which established the Legislative Commission on Methamphetamine Abuse; makes conforming deletions in GS 90-113.64 and GS 143B-925.
Repeals GS 20-305.4, which created the Motor Vehicle Dealers' Advisory Board; makes conforming changes to GS 20-305.5.
Repeals GS Chapter 143B, Article 10, Part 2A, which created the Community Development Council.
Repeals GS Chapter 143B, Article 9, Part 26, which established the North Carolina Farmworker Council.
Repeals GS Chapter 143, Article 55, which enacted the Southern Growth Policies Agreement and created the Southern Growth Policies Board.
Abolishes the Southern Technology Council.
Amends GS 96-4 by removing provisions related to the State Advisory Council on Employment Security.
Repeals GS 143-345.24, which established the State Suggestion Review Committee. Amends GS 143-345.21, GS 143-345.23, and GS 143-345.25 by reassigning the specified Committee duties to the Department of Administration.
Repeals SL 2012-142, Section 6A-12(h), which established the Statewide Portal Committee.
Abolishes the Oversight Board for Teach for America Inc.
Repeals GS 106-145.11, which created the Wholesale Distributor Advisory Committee.
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Bill S 474 (2019-2020)Summary date: Apr 2 2019 - View Summary
To be summarized.