House committee substitute makes the following change to 1st edition. Clarifies that the statutory amendments apply to takings occurring on or after the date the act becomes law.
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House amendments amend the 1st edition as follows:
Amendment #2 amends Rule 2 to require that the Pledge of Allegiance be recited each day (was, the first day of each legislative week).
Amendment #4 amends Rule 36.1 to require that a copy of the fiscal note be emailed to each member in addition to being filed and attached to the related bill or amendment. Also adds the Majority Leader and the Minority Leader to the list of those that are to be notiifed when a fiscal note will not be prepared within two legislative days.
Intro. by T. Moore. | HOUSE RES |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Amends GS 113-272.5(a) (captivity licenses) and GS 113-274(c) (captivity permits) to clarify that licenses and permits may also be issued for the possession of wild animals and wild birds for other purposes.
Intro. by West, Howard, Hager, T. Moore. | GS 113 |
Amends GS 14-318.4 (felony child abuse) to increase by one degree the penalty for various child abuse felonies. Applies to offenses committed on or after December 1, 2013.
Enacts new subsection (a1) to GS 15A-1382.1, requiring the judgment and the official record to reflect that the case involved child abuse if the defendant is found guilty of an offense involving child abuse or of an offense committed against a minor involving assault or any act of domestic violence. Applies to judgments entered on or after December 1, 2013.
Enacts new subdivisions to GS 20-79.4(b) to authorize the following types of special registration plates: Flag of the United States of America, Municipality Plate, NC Cattlemen's Association, and Riverlink. Plate issuance is contingent on the receipt of at least 300 plate applications for each plate. Makes revisions to the Register of Deeds and the Vietnam Veterans of America plates. Sets out the special plate fees and distribution amounts for each plate. Amends GS 20-81.12(b2) to add the NC Transportation Museum plate as a state attraction plate.
Intro. by Cotham, W. Brawley. | GS 20 |
Amends GS 84-26 to provide as title indicates.
Intro. by Blust. | GS 84 |
Amends GS 25-4A-108, providing that Article 4A (Funds Transfers) of the Uniform Commercial Code applies to a remittance transfer as defined in the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (Act) unless the transfer is an electronic fund transfer. Specifies that the Act governs in a conflict with Article 4A. Makes a conforming change.
Intro. by Blust. | GS 25 |
Subject to approval by voters at the statewide election on November 4, 2014, amends Section 1 of Article VII of the NC Constitution to prohibit the General Assembly from authorizing an annexation initiated by a municipality unless two-thirds of the eligible voters living in the proposed area to be annexed approve. Provides that property owners may request annexation. If approved, effective January 1, 2015.
Intro. by Pittman, Hardister. | CONST |
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Senate amendment #1 makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Previous version repealed the Dietetics/Nutrition Practice Act and the Board of Dietetics/Nutrition, effective March 31, 2013. Instead amends GS 90-353 (concerning the Board of Dietetics/Nutrition) to reduce the number of Board members from seven to five, and make revisions to the member qualifications and appointment process. Specifies that the terms of all members serving on the Board on January 1, 2013, will expire March 31, 2013. Amends GS 143B-283 to change the members on the Environmental Management Commission appointed by the Governor as follows: requires one (rather than two) member with training or expertise in ecology or air pollution, and requires one member with agriculture experience. Amends GS 62-10 to reduce from seven to five the number of commissioners on the NC Utilities Commission, and makes a conforming change. Amends GS 143-241 to change term limits to four years for Wildlife Resources Commission members appointed by the Governor, provided that initial appointments from even-numbered districts are appointed for two-year terms and initial appointments from odd-numbered districts are appointed for four-year terms.
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition. Amends proposed subdivision (40) in GS 115C-12 to delete "grades accomplished in each course" as a high school diploma endorsement criteria and replace with "overall grade point average." Directs the State Board of Education (Board) to report annually on the endorsements; removes from codification but retains requirement that Board submit report by September 1, 2016 and annually thereafter. Modifies directive that the Board and the State Board of Community Colleges develop strategies to increase the number of high school students (previously specified freshmen and sophomores) in occupations with high employment opportunities. Makes a conforming change.
Intro. by Tillman, Brown, Soucek. | GS 115C |
Substantively identical to H 66, filed 2/4/13.
Amends GS 113-274(c) to clarify that the Wildlife Resources Commission may issue a captivity permit for the possession of wild animals or wild birds for scientific, educational, or exhibition purposes. Makes conforming changes to GS 113-272.5(a) (concerning captivity licenses).
Intro. by J. Davis, Bingham. | GS 113 |
Enacts new GS 14-51.5, providing that a nuclear security officer, as defined, the employer of such officer, or the owner of a nuclear generating facility is not liable under state law if the officer makes an arrest or uses force, including deadly force, that complies with applicable federal regulations. Specifies that the provision does not justify excessive force or willful, malicious, or criminally negligent conduct that injures or endangers any person or property.
Intro. by Curtis. | GS 14 |
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Actions on Bills: 2013-02-06
H 4: UI FUND SOLVENCY & PROGRAM CHANGES.
H 8: EMINENT DOMAIN.
H 19: RESPECT OUR FALLEN HEROES.
H 25: AMEND FELONY BREAKING OR ENTERING.
H 29: METHAMPHETAMINE/OFFENSE/PENALTIES.
H 54: 2013 PERMANENT HOUSE RULES.
H 64: HONOR LEGISLATIVE BLDG'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY.
H 66: CAPTIVITY LICENSE AND PERMIT AMENDMENTS.-AB
H 67: PERMANENT LICENSE PLATES FOR CHARTER SCHOOLS.
H 69: OPPORTUNITY ADVANCEMENT ZONES.
H 70: NORTH CAROLINA HEALTH PLAN.
H 72: CREEDMOOR MAGISTRATE FUNDS.
H 75: KILAH'S LAW/INCREASE CHILD ABUSE PENALTIES.
H 76: AUTHORIZE VARIOUS SPECIAL PLATES.
H 77: BOARD OF LAW EXAMINERS/UPDATE EXPENSE LAW.
H 78: AMEND UCC ARTICLE 4A/FUNDS TRANSFERS.
H 79: ANNEXATION AMENDMENT.
S 4: NO N.C. EXCHANGE/NO MEDICAID EXPANSION.
S 10: GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION AND EFFICIENCY ACT (NEW).
S 14: INCREASE ACCESS TO CAREER/TECHNICAL ED.
S 47: STATE OF THE STATE SPEECH.
S 49: DIRECTOR OF AOC RETIREMENT OPTION.
S 50: DISCHARGED VETERANS/IDENTITY THEFT PROTECTION.
S 51: GBICC/WORKERS' COMP PROGRAM INTEGRITY.
S 54: TIME FOR RECORDING FORECLOSURE NOTICE.
S 58: CLARIFY STATUTE OF REPOSE (NEW).
S 59: ARMED SECURITY GUARDS IN K-12.
S 60: THE OPOSSUM RIGHT-TO-WORK ACT.
S 61: NUCLEAR SECURITY GUARDS/NO LIABILITY.
Actions on Bills: 2013-02-06
H 68: ESTABLISH OMBUDSMAN/FOSTER CARE/GASTON COUNTY.
H 71: RESTORE CERTAIN HOLD HARMLESS SALES TAX FUNDS.
S 52: CLEVELAND CO. PROPERTY TRANSFER.
S 53: 46TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT LOCAL ACT.
S 55: 35TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT LOCAL ACT-1.
S 56: WALLACE/SATELLITE ANNEXATIONS.
S 57: 10TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT LOCAL ACT-1.
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