AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADOPTION OF THE GOOD FAITH EXCEPTION TO THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE INTO STATE LAW. Summarized in Daily Bulletin 1/26/11, 2/9/11, and 2/10/11. Enacted March 18, 2011. Effective March 18, 2011.
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Intro. by Stam, Ingle, Faircloth. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition.
Amends proposed GS 15A-903(d) to make it a Class H felony to willfully omit or misrepresent evidence or information required to be disclosed to the defendant under GS 15A-903(a)(1) or referred to the state under GS 15A-903(c). Makes it a Class 1 misdemeanor to willfully omit or misrepresent evidence or information required to be disclosed under any other provision of GS 15A-903. The previous edition did not designate punishment classes. Makes other clarifying and technical changes.
Intro. by Glazier, Stam, Michaux, Jackson. |
AN ACT TO REDUCE SPENDING BY ELIMINATING STATEWIDE STANDARDIZED TESTING IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, EXCEPT AS REQUIRED BY FEDERAL LAW OR AS A CONDITION OF A FEDERAL GRANT. Summarized in Daily Bulletin 2/7/11 and 2/16/11. Enacted March 19, 2011. Effective July 1, 2011.
Intro. by Holloway, Blackwell. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition.
Rewrites the title as AN ACT TO CLARIFY THE DEFINITION OF “BONA FIDE FARM PURPOSES,” TO PROHIBIT THE INVOLUNTARY MUNICIPAL ANNEXATION OF PROPERTY USED FOR BONA FIDE FARM PURPOSES, TO EXEMPT PROPERTY USED FOR BONA FIDE FARM PURPOSES FROM THE EXTRATERRITORIAL PLANNING AND ZONING JURISDICTION OF MUNICIPALITIES, AND TO EXEMPT PROPERTY USED FOR BONA FIDE FARMING PURPOSES FROM MUNICIPAL ZONING.
Amends GS 153A-340(b)(2) defining bona fide farm purposes to include all other forms of agriculture as defined in in GS 106-581.1 (was, included all other forms of agricultural products as defined in GS 106-581.1 having a domestic or foreign market).
Amends GS 160A-36 and GS 160A-48 to prohibit the annexation of land, which on the date of the resolution of intent to consider annexation is being used for bona fide farm purposes, without the written consent of the owner or owners of the property. Amends GS 160A-360 to provide that property used for boa fide farm purposes, as defined in GS 153A-340, is exempt from a municipality’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Amends proposed new GS 160A-393.1 to exempt property used for bona fide farm purposes as defined in GS 153A-340 from municipal zoning under Part 3 of GS Chapter 160A, Article 19 (was, provided a zoning exemption for any agricultural interest annexed by a municipality and defined “agricultural interest”). Deletes proposed new subsection (a2) to GS Chapter 160A-360.
Intro. by Sanderson, Cleveland. |
Directs the Iredell County Sheriff (Sheriff) to pay $75,000 to the Department of Transportation (DOT) to be used by the DOT to renovate its facility in Newton. Directs the DOT to lease the buildings at the former Iredell Correctional Facility (Correctional Facility) located on NC Highway 21 to the Sheriff for a yearly fee of one dollar. Directs the Sheriff to use the leased Correctional Facility to house inmates and makes the Sheriff responsible for all upgrades and services at the Correctional Facility necessary to ensure compliance with state and federal laws governing inmate care and custody.
Intro. by Howard. | Iredell, UNCODIFIED |
As title indicates. Directs the Department of Health and Human Services to include four enumerated items in the study and to report to the General Assembly by December 31, 2011. Defines alternative medicine as a group of diverse medical and health care interventions, practices, products, or disciplines that are not generally considered part of conventional medicine.
Intro. by Farmer-Butterfield. | STUDY |
Amends GS 105-278.6 as the title indicates. Extends the time period to 10 years (was, 5 years). Makes a conforming change. Effective for taxable years beginning on or after July 1, 2011.
Intro. by McGrady. | GS 105 |
Note: this act is identical to the 2nd edition of S 26.
Adds new Article 18, The North Carolina Benefit Corporation Act (Benefit Corporation Act), to GS Chapter 55. Provides that new Article 18 applies to all benefit corporations and defines benefit corporations to mean a domestic corporation that elects to become subject to the Benefit Corporation Act and that has not terminated its status as a benefit corporation under proposed GS 55-18-22 (termination of benefit corporation status). Provides additional details regarding the application and effect of the Benefit Corporation Act.
Provides definitions for the terms used in the Benefit Corporation Act. Defines general public benefit to mean the material positive impact on society and environment, as measured from a third-party standard, arising from the business and operations of a benefit corporation. Defines specific public benefit purpose to mean a corporate purpose conferring any particular benefit on society or the environment. Requires that the formation of a benefit corporation adhere to the provisions of the other Articles in GS Chapter 55 but that the articles of incorporation for the benefit corporation must state that it is a benefit corporation. Provide that a benefit corporation is not entitled to claim an exemption from any property tax imposed under Subchapter II of GS Chapter 105.
Requires heightened voting requirements for some actions and changes within a benefit corporation that are in addition to provisions of other Articles in GS Chapter 55. Provides process for a domestic corporation to elect to become a benefit corporation under proposed Article 18. Includes process for termination of benefit corporation status. Directs that the purpose of a benefit corporation must be to create general public benefit and that this purpose is in addition to any lawful business purpose.
Includes accountability provisions setting standards of conduct for directors of a benefit corporation. Requires that the board of directors of a benefit corporation designate by resolution one director who is an independent person to be the benefit director. Delineates the powers, duties, rights, and immunities specific to the Benefit Director. Allows for the designation of a benefit officer and provides for the officer’s duties. Provides that the benefit director may serve as the benefits officer at the same time as serving as the benefit director.
Limits enforcement of the duties of directors under the Benefit Corporation Act to only in a benefit enforcement proceeding. Provides guidelines for commencing or maintaining a benefit enforcement proceeding.
Requires that a benefit corporation prepare an annual benefit report to be sent to each shareholder. Additionally requires the benefit corporation to post its annual benefit report on the public portion of its web site for a period of five years; however, permits redaction of information regarding compensation paid to directors and any financial or proprietary information included in the benefit report.
Requires the annual report that must be submitted by a benefit corporation to the Secretary of Revenue, or to the Secretary of State under GS 55-16-22, to include the most recent benefit report delivered to shareholders, but allows omission of the information regarding compensation paid to directors and any financial or proprietary information included in the benefit report.
Makes a conforming change to GS 55-13-02(a), which concerns shareholders’ dissenting rights.
Effective December 1, 2011.
Intro. by Harrison. | GS 55 |
Enacts new GS 105-106A to provide for quarterly refunds to a marina of the excise tax the marina paid during the preceding quarter on gasoline purchased to operate a boat or other marine vessel. Restricts application of the refund to gasoline delivered at the time of purchase into a storage facility that is marked “For Boat Use Only” or another phrase that makes it clear that the fuel is not to be used to operate a highway vehicle. Also authorizes a quarterly refund of the excise tax paid during the preceding quarter by a person who purchases and uses motor fuel to operate special mobile equipment off-highway. Provides criteria for calculating the amount of the refund. Makes conforming changes to GS 105-449.106. Effective July 1, 2011, and applies to motor fuel purchased on or after that date.
Intro. by Iler. | GS 105 |
Prohibits the Department of Transportation (DOT) from applying for, accepting, or expending any grant funding from the federal government for a high-speed rail project unless the project has been approved by the General Assembly. Provides that if DOT accepts prohibited funds, the funds are to be deposited into the General Fund for appropriation by the General Assembly. Also requires DOT to pay any penalties, interest, or other charges that result from the prohibited acceptance from the Highway Fund. Effective March 1, 2011.
Intro. by Killian, Frye. | UNCODIFIED |
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Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition.
Deletes provisions of previous edition and instead amends GS 20-139.1(b5), to require a law enforcement officer to request that a person charged with a violation of GS 20-141.4 (felony and misdemeanor death by vehicle; felony serious injury by vehicle; and related offenses) provide a blood sample in addition to or in lieu of a chemical analysis of the breath. Provides that if a breath sample reads .08 or more, the officer is to use discretion in requesting a blood sample. Further adds that if the person so charged willfully refuses to provide the blood sample, then a law enforcement officer with probable cause to believe that the offense involved impaired driving or was alcohol-related must seek a warrant to obtain a blood sample. States that the failure to obtain a blood sample is not grounds for the dismissal of a charge and is not assignable as error on appeal. Amends GS 20-16.2(a1), adding that an implied-consent offense also includes a violation of GS 20-141.4(a2) (misdemeanor death by vehicle). Makes conforming changes to the bill title to reflect new content. Applies to offenses committed on or after December 1, 2011.
Intro. by Berger of Franklin, East. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition.
Amends proposed Article 18, adding that a benefit corporation is not entitled to claim an exemption from any property tax imposed under Subchapter II of GS Chapter 105. Expands the definition for third-party standard, and makes other clarifying and organizational changes to definitions applicable to the proposed Article. Also modifies when a material relationship is presumed to exist, found within the definition of independent person. Clarifies that a domestic corporation, including a converted domestic corporation, may be incorporated as a benefit corporation by stating such in the initial articles of incorporation. Requires the articles of incorporation to also identify any specific public benefit purpose, as specified, and any provision required or permitted by law. Adds a requirement that shareholder meetings must provide notice and discussion of the transition to or resulting existence of a benefit corporation. Includes a requirement that shareholder meetings provide notice and discussion of the anticipated effect on the shareholders of terminating the benefit corporation status. Clarifies the heightened voting requirements applicable to certain actions in proposed Article 18 setting the voting percentages to be net according to the type of entity.
Clarifies that the standard of conduct applies to the directors of a benefit corporation (was, applies to the board of directors, committees of the board, and individual directors). Specifies that a director is not liable for monetary damages arising out of an action for any act or omission to act, other than any act or omission that the director, at the time of such act or omission, knew or believed to be clearly in conflict with the benefit corporation’s general public benefit purpose or any stated specific public benefit purpose (expands previously proposed language). Indicates that the board of directors of a benefit corporation must by resolution designate a benefit director. Clarifies the duties of the benefit director. Deletes provision specifying the standard of conduct for officers. Clarifies the duties of the benefit officer, and adds that the officer must monitor the benefit corporation’s pursuit of general and any specific public benefit purposes.
Clarifies that a benefit enforcement proceeding may be commenced or maintained by a shareholder that owns 5% or more of the benefit corporation’s shares, a person or group of persons owning 5% or more (was, 10% or more) of the outstanding equity voting interests in an entity in which the benefit corporation is a subsidiary, or by one of the other preexisting entities. Adds that a benefit enforcement proceeding commenced or maintained derivatively is subject to the requirements applicable to derivative proceedings under Part 4 of Article 7 of GS Chapter 55, except that such requirements must be interpreted as specified. Adds that a benefit corporation’s annual benefit report must also include a statement of any relationship between the benefit corporation and the entity that developed the third-party standard that might affect the credibility of the objective assessment of the third-party standard. Clarifies that the benefit corporation must post each annual benefit report on the public portion of the corporation’s website for a period of five years. Adds a section, making a conforming change to GS 55-13-02(a), which concerns shareholders’ dissenting rights. Makes additional clarifying and technical changes.
Intro. by Vaughan, Stevens, Kinnaird. |
AN ACT TO RESTRICT THE NORTH CAROLINA TURNPIKE AUTHORITY'S SELECTION OF TRANSPORTATION CORRIDORS TO EXISTING PROTECTED CORRIDORS OR CORRIDORS SOUTH OF AN EXISTING PROTECTED CORRIDOR EXCEPT IN THE AREA OF INTERSTATE 40 EAST. Summarized in Daily Bulletin 3/1/11. Enacted March 18, 2011. Effective March 18, 2011.
Intro. by Stevens, Blue. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition.
Adds new subsection (e1) to GS 90-18.1 providing that a physician assistant who completes a medical certification for a death certificate is deemed to have been authorized to complete the certification by the physician assistant’s supervising physician. Directs that the supervising physician is to be responsible for authorizing the completion of the medical certification. Amends GS 130A-115(c) to permit the use of an electronic or facsimile signature of the physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner without specific approval by the state registrar. Provides that electronic signature has the same meaning as in GS 66-58.2 or GS 66-312 (was, same meaning as in GS 66-58.2). Makes conforming changes to GS 130A-115(c) and (d) to include physicians assistants. Effective October 1, 2011, and applies to certifications signed on or after that date. Makes conforming changes to the title to better reflect the bill’s content as amended.
Intro. by Mansfield. |
Identical to H 317, filed 3/10/11.
As title indicates.
Intro. by Stevens. | SENATE RES |
Amends GS 105-163.1 to add a definition for buyer to Article 4A (Withholding; Estimated Income Tax for Individuals) of GS Chapter 105 as a person who pays compensation to a nonresident individual or nonresident entity for the purchase of real property and associated personal property in North Carolina. Makes conforming changes.
Enacts new GS 105-163.3A to require that buyers who purchase real estate and associated tangible personal property from a nonresident (1) individual or (2) entity withhold from the compensation paid to the nonresident seller the amount of state income taxes that is payable by the nonresident seller on the compensation received from the sale. Provides formulas for determining the amount of taxes to withhold, including guidelines regarding installment sales. Delineates types of sales and transfers of real property and any associated tangible personal property that are exempt from the withholding requirement.
Requires the buyer to file a return with the Secretary of Revenue and pay the withheld taxes to the Secretary on or before the 15th day of the month following the month in which the sale takes place. Specifies information to be included on the return and requires the buyer to provide the nonresident seller with a written statement of the information contained in the return. Provides that a buyer may refund to the seller amounts that were improperly withheld and specifies criteria to determine when an amount is improperly withheld by the buyer. Provides that a buyer may rely on a seller’s affidavit that states that withholding is not required under this statute because the seller is not a nonresident individual or entity. Provides that the affidavit must be made under penalty of perjury.
Effective for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2011.
Intro. by Apodaca. | GS 105 |
Appropriates $2.5 million from federal Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) Block Grant funds received for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2012, to the Department of Health and Human Services. Directs that the appropriated funds be used to make grants for approved Boys and Girls Clubs programs. Directs DHHS to encourage and facilitate collaboration between the Boys and Girls Clubs and other entities such as Support Our Students and Communities in Schools in submitting joint applications for the grant funds where appropriate. Effective July 1, 2011.
Intro. by Apodaca. | APPROP |
Amends GS 168A-3, which lists definitions applicable to the NC Persons with Disabilities Protection Act (NC Act) to add a definition for covered governmental entity as any State department, institution, agency, or political subdivision of the State or any person contracting with a State department, institution, agency or political subdivision for the delivery of public services. Clarifies the definition of physical or mental impairment, included within person with a disability, and adds that a disorder, condition, or disfigurement that is episodic or in remission is a physical or mental impairment if it would substantially limit a major life activity when active. Expands the list of functions included under major life activities. Adds that the determination of whether an impairment substantially limits a major life activity is made without considering the beneficial effects of medication, technology, or other mitigating measures, as specified. Clarifies the definition for reasonable accommodations.
Amends GS 168A-7, clarifying that it is a discriminatory practice for a covered governmental entity to exclude a qualified person with a disability from services, programs, or activities because of the disability. Makes other clarifying changes. Makes clarifying and conforming changes to GS 168A-4 (concerning reasonable accommodations) and GS 168A-9 (concerning affirmative defenses).
Amends GS 168A-10, which prohibits retaliation, to forbid any entity or person covered under the NC Act from retaliating against or otherwise interfering with a person exercising rights or helping a person exercise rights under the NC Act. Makes other technical changes.
Intro. by Hartsell. | GS 168A |
Enacts new subsection (g) to GS 132-1.1 which lists information excluded from disclosure under the public records law to add that records maintained by the University of North Carolina’s Small Business and Technology Development Centers or the Community College System’s Small Business Center Network, which contain personally identifiable information involving an individual seeking business counseling or technical assistance and related materials, are confidential and not subject to disclosure. Makes conforming changes to the section heading and to GS 132.1.2 (listing types of confidential information).
Intro. by Hartsell. | GS 132 |
Repeals GS 95-98 (contracts between units of government and labor unions, trade unions, or labor organizations concerning public employees declared to be illegal).
Intro. by Kinnaird. | GS 95 |
Enacts new GS 20-79.4(b)(98a) as title indicates. Amends GS 20-63(b) to include the plate in those that are not “First in Flight” plates. Plate issuance is contingent on the receipt of at least 300 plate applications. Establishes a special plate fee of $20 and requires that $10 of that amount be transferred quarterly to the North Carolina Horse Council, Inc., to promote and enhance the equine industry in North Carolina. Makes technical changes.
Intro. by Jackson, Blake. | GS 20 |
Enacts new GS 143A-65.1, transferring the Division of Forest Resources from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (DACS) as a Type I transfer. Directs the Revisor of Statutes to make conforming statutory changes, as necessary. Transfers the functions, powers, and duties of the Forestry Council from DENR to DACS as a Type II transfer. Makes conforming changes to GS 143B-279.3. Recodifies Part 12 of Article 7 of GS Chapter 143B (Forestry Council) in Article 7 of GS Chapter 143A. Makes conforming changes to GS 143A-66.1 and GS 143A-66.2. Amends GS 106-22, adding that the Commissioner of Agriculture has charge of all state forests, forest maintenance, forest fire prevention and protection, reforestation, and the protection of forests. Effective July 1, 2011.
Enacts new GS 143A-65.2, transferring the Child Nutrition Program and Child Nutrition Services of the Division of School Support from the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) to the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (DACS) as a Type I transfer. Directs the Revisor of Statutes to make conforming statutory changes, as necessary. Makes conforming changes to GS 115C-263 and GS 115C-264. Enacts new GS 106-26.3 requiring school food services to be provided in accordance with standards and regulations recommended by the Commissioner of Agriculture and approved by the Board of Agriculture. Requires the Board of Agriculture to establish statewide nutrition standards for school meals and items served in the after- school snack program. Requires the standards to be implemented initially in elementary schools, with middle schools achieving a basic level by the end of the 2011-12 school year, followed by high schools. Makes a conforming repeal of GS 115C-264.3. Places the National School Lunch Program under DACS jurisdiction. Amends GS 106-22, adding that the Commissioner of Agriculture has jurisdiction over the National School Lunch Program and the Child Nutrition Program established by the federal government. Requires DPI and DACS to fully cooperate with the transfer of the Child Nutrition Program and Child Nutrition Services and lists specific areas where cooperation and assistance is needed to insure that there is no interruption in services. Effective July 1, 2011.
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Amends Section 2(a)(5)(iii) of SL 1961-112, as amended, to provide as title indicates. Details filing period for candidates. Provides procedure for filling vacancies on the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education.
Intro. by Parmon, Womble. | Forsyth |
Authorizes the Rutherford County Board of Commissioners (County Commissioners) to levy a room occupancy tax of up to 6%. Provides that the tax must be levied, administered, collected, and repealed as provided in GS 153A-155 (uniform provisions for room occupancy taxes). Directs Rutherford County to remit quarterly to the Rutherford County Tourism Development Authority (TDA) the net proceeds of the occupancy tax or in the alternative, provides that the county may, at the request of the TDA, set up a separate fund to account for the management of all receipts and disbursements of the TDA. Requires the TDA to use at least two-thirds of the occupancy tax proceeds to promote travel and tourism in the town and the remainder for tourism-related expenditures. Mandates that at least one-third of the members of the TDA be affiliated with businesses that collect the tax in the town, and at least one-half of the members be currently active in the town’s travel and tourism promotion. Directs the TDA to make reports quarterly and at the end of the fiscal year to the county commissioners on its receipts and expenditures in such detail as required by the county. Makes conforming change to GS 153A-155(g).
Intro. by Hager. | Rutherford |
As title indicates. Provides that nothing in the act affects or restricts title to or public trust rights in lands raised by the beach nourishment projects. Includes whereas clauses.
Intro. by Justice. | Pender |
Amends GS 139-41(b), as title indicates. Provides that if the board of county commissioners expands an existing district from three to five members, then it must provide for initial terms of the two new members not to exceed six years, with successors serving six -year terms.
Intro. by Owens. | Camden |
As title indicates.
Intro. by L. Brown. | Forsyth |
Amends Section 3 of SL 2003-240, as amended, as title indicates.
Intro. by Iler. | Brunswick |
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AN ACT TO INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF PROPERTY TAX APPEALS IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY. Summarized in Daily Bulletin 2/9/11 and 2/16/11. Enacted February 24, 2011. Section 1 is effective only upon adoption of a resolution by the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners under Section 3. The remainder is effective January 1, 2011.
Intro. by Clodfelter, Dannelly. | Mecklenburg |
Actions on Bills: 2011-03-21
H 3: EXCLUSIONARY RULE/GOOD FAITH EXCEPTION
H 6: HOUSE PENSIONS COMMITTEE DUTIES
H 27: FORENSIC SCIENCES ACT.
H 48: NO STANDARDIZED TESTING UNLESS REQ'D BY FEDS.
H 60: EXTEND HEARING LOSS TASK FORCE
H 90: CONFECTIONERS MAY USE UP TO 5% ALCOHOL BY VOL.
H 92: REPEAL LAND TRANSFER TAX.
H 124: IRC UPDATE.
H 168: FARMS EXEMPT FROM CITY ANNEXATION & ETJ (NEW)
H 171: MUNICIPAL SELF-ANNEXATIONS.
H 173: STATE SHRIMP FESTIVAL-SNEADS FERRY.
H 181: ADD SUPT. TO NC ECON. DEV. BD.
H 187: REQUIRE LABELS FOR ETHANOL-BLENDED GASOLINE
H 205: MOTORCYCLE AWARENESS MONTH.
H 270: AMEND CONDITIONS OF PROBATION.
H 316: MODIFY NCGA POLICE POWERS (NEW).
H 399: CAP MOTOR FUEL EXCISE TAX RATE.
H 400: TAXPAYER TRANSPARENCY ACT.
H 402: ARTS NC SPECIAL PLATE.
H 404: DIABETES ALERT DAY.
H 405: MINIMUM CLERK OF COURT STAFF.
H 406: VOLUNTARY AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS.
H 407: MODIFY ATV HELMET USE REQUIREMENTS.
H 408: AMEND CRIMINAL DISCOVERY LAWS.
H 417: EXTEND TIME FOR SITE OF LOW/MOD. INC. HOUSING.
H 419: NORTH CAROLINA BENEFIT CORPORATION ACT.
H 421: FUELD TAX REFUND FOR MARINAS.
H 422: FEDERAL RAIL MONEY/REPORT, CONSULT, APPROVE (NEW).
S 16: OBTAIN BLOOD SAMPLE/IMPLIED-CONSENT LAWS. (NEW)
S 26: NORTH CAROLINA BENEFIT CORPORATION ACT.
S 58: MODIFY FMAP CUTS (NEW).
S 75: PROMOTE ELECTRICITY DEMAND REDUCTION.
S 98: 911 CALL TRANSCRIPTS.
S 133: MODERNIZE JURY LIST PROCEDURES (NEW).
S 146: SUSPEND PLASTIC BAG BAN/SUPPLY DISRUPTION (NEW).
S 182: STATEWIDE EMAIL SUBSCRIPTION LISTS (NEW).
S 191: LME GOVERNANCE (NEW).
S 194: ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE INCENTIVES (NEW).
S 212: CEMETERIES/SURVEY STAMP.
S 245: MEDICAID BILLING BY LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS.
S 254: ALLOW NONATTORNEY OWNERSHIP OF PC LAW FIRMS.
S 256: PARDON GOVERNOR HOLDEN.
S 283: SENATE CURATIVE (NEW).
S 308: STATE REGULATION OF GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS.
S 361: INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS.
S 367: EFFICIENT AND AFFORDABLE ENERGY RATES BILL.
S 368: MODIFY PUBLIC SWIMMING POOL REQUIREMENTS.
S 369: REAPPOINT JOS. A. SMITH COMMISSIONER OF BANKS.
S 370: INCREASE DISABLED VET PROPERTY TAX EXCLUSION.
S 371: DIABETES ALERT DAY.
S 372: SPECIAL PLATE FOR THE GREEN INDUSTRY COUNCIL.
S 373: COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGERS LICENSING ACT.
S 374: LANDOWNER PROTECTION ACT.
S 375: FACILITATE STATEWIDE HEALTH INFO EXCHANGE.
S 376: EQUAL TAX ON CIGARS THAT LOOK LIKE CIGARETTES.
S 377: BREWERIES TO SELL MALT BEVERAGES ON PREMISES.
S 378: ENERGY CROPS FOR BIOFUELS FEEDSTOCKS.
S 379: REVISE RESTITUTION DAMAGE AWARDS.
S 380: ETJ/DEFINITION OF BONA FIDE FARM PURPOSES (NEW).
S 381: NC FAMILY & CONSUMER SERVICES 100TH
S 382: AMEND WATER SUPPLY/WATER QUALITY LAWS (NEW).
S 383: TANF BLOCK GRANT FUNDS/BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
S 384: CONFORMING CHANGES/PERSONS W/DISABILITIES ACT.
S 385: SMALL BUSINESS ASSIST. RECORDS/TAX PAYMENTS (NEW).
S 386: REPEAL G.S. 95-98
S 387: NC HORSE COUNCIL SPECIAL PLATE.
S 388: TRANSFER FORESTRY & FORESTRY COUNCIL TO DACS.
S 389: TRANSFER CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAM TO DACS.
Actions on Bills: 2011-03-21
H 192: GREENSBORO RENTAL PROPERTY UTILITY LIENS.
H 401: HAYWOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEASES.
H 403: CONTRIBUTING STRUCTURES (NEW).
H 409: GUILFORD TECH. MAY LEASE PROPERTY.
H 410: PINEBLUFF/PRESRVE LAND FOR PARKS.
H 415: TOPSAIL BEACH/NAGS HEAD/LITTORAL RIGHTS (NEW).
H 416: EXPAND JOYCE CREEK DISTRICT BOARD.
H 418: WINSTON-SALEM DEANNEXATION.
H 420: OAK ISLAND/WHEEL CLOCKS.
S 149: LENOIR & GREENE VOTER ID/SUNDAY VOTING (NEW).
S 155: LOCAL STORMWATER UTILITY FEES (NEW).
S 261: CHOWAN FOX SEASONS
S 263: ETJ/WAKE MUNICIPAL FARM EXEMPTION.
S 270: HUNTERSVILLE E-MAIL LISTS/ELECTRONIC ACCESS.
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