House amendment #1makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Provides that Article 1 (Civil Remedy for Protection of Animals)of GS Chapter 19A does not apply to a licensed sportsman who captures a wild animal for use or display in an annual, seasonal, or cultural event, providing that the animal is captured from the wild and returned to the wild at or near the place where it was captured. Amends GS 19A-2 to specify that for any action filed under GS Chapter 19A, venue must be in Superior Court in the county where any violation is alleged to have occurred.
Renumbers the bill sections accordingly.
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PUBLIC/HOUSE BILLS
H 66 (2013-2014) CAPTIVITY LICENSE AND PERMIT AMENDMENTS.-AB Filed Feb 4 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO AMEND THE LAW PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF CAPTIVITY LICENSES AND PERMITS BY THE WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION.
H 91 (2013-2014) HONOR NAACP'S ANNIVERSARY. Filed Feb 12 2013, A HOUSE RESOLUTION HONORING THE FOUNDERS OF THE NAACP ON THE OCCASION OF THE ORGANIZATION'S ANNIVERSARY.
As title indicates.
| Intro. by Pierce, Alexander, Farmer-Butterfield, Floyd. | JOINT RES |
H 92 (2013-2014) GSC TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS 2013. Filed Feb 12 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO THE GENERAL STATUTES AND SESSION LAWS, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE GENERAL STATUTES COMMISSION, AND TO MAKE ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL AND OTHER CHANGES TO THE GENERAL STATUTES AND SESSION LAWS.
Amends GS 14-17(a) to clarify that a person under the age of 18 at the time of a first-degree murder committed by means as specified in subsection (a) is to be punished in accordance with Part 2A of Article 81B of GS Chapter 15A (Sentencing for Minors Subject to Life Imprisonment Without Parole).
Amends GS 15A-1340.17(c) to specify that on the Prior Record Level chart, a Class A felonyincludes life imprisonment with parole or without parole, or death as established by statute (was, without parole or death).
AmendsGS 74-54(b), GS 74-54.1(c), and GS 74-67, deleting references to the North Carolina Mining and Energy Commission and replacing them with Commission, referencing the Interstate Mining Commission.
Makes additional technical changes and corrections to various provisions in the General Statutes.
H 94 (2013-2014) AMEND ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS 2013. Filed Feb 12 2013, AN ACT TO AMEND CERTAIN ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES LAWS TO (1) REPEAL 2008 AND SUBSEQUENT MODEL YEAR HEAVY-DUTY DIESEL VEHICLE REQUIREMENTS; (2) DIRECT THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO STUDY THE CONTINUED NEED TO CONDUCT VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTIONS; (3) PROVIDE THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION WITH THE FLEXIBILITY TO DETERMINE WHETHER RULES ARE NECESSARY FOR CONTROLLING THE EFFECTS OF COMPLEX SOURCES ON AIR QUALITY; (4) AMEND THE RULES THAT PERTAIN TO OPEN BURNING FOR LAND CLEARING OR RIGHT-OF-WAY MAINTENANCE; (5) CLARIFY THAT AN AIR QUALITY PERMIT SHALL BE ISSUED FOR A TERM OF EIGHT YEARS AND PROVIDE THAT A THIRD PARTY WHO IS DISSATISFIED WITH A DECISION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION REGARDING AN AIR QUALITY PERMIT MAY FILE A CONTESTED CASE UNDER THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT WITHIN 30 DAYS; (6) AMEND COASTAL AREA MANAGEMENT ACT MINOR PERMIT NOTICE REQUIREMENTS; (7) AMEND THE DIRECTION TO THE MINING ENERGY COMMISSION CONCERNING ADOPTION OF RULES GOVERNING DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION PERAINING TO HYDRAULIC FRACTURING FLUID CHEMICALS AND CONSTITUENTS; (8) EXEMPT THE MINING AND ENERGY COMMISSION, THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION, AND THE COMMISSION FOR PUBLIC HEALTH FROM PREPARING FISCAL NOTES FOR RULES THAT PERTAIN TO THE MANAGEMENT OF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT; (9) CLARIFY THE PROCESS FOR APPEALS FROM CIVIL PENALTIES ASSESSED BY A LOCAL GOVERNMENT THAT HAS ESTABLISHED AND ADMINISTERS AN EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION CONTROL PROGRAM APPROVED UNDER G.S. 113A-60 AND PROVIDE THAT CIVIL PENALTIES ASSESSED BY A LOCAL GOVERNMENT PURSUANT TO THE SEDIMENTATION POLLUTION CONTROL ACT OF 1973 SHALL BE REMITTED TO THE CIVIL PENALTY AND FORFEITURE FUND; (10) PROVIDE FOR LOW-FLOW DESIGN ALTERNATIVES FOR WASTEWATER SYSTEMS; (11) DIRECT THE COMMISSION FOR PUBLIC HEALTH TO ADOPT RULES TO PROVIDE FOR NOTICE OF KNOWN CONTAMINATION TO APPLICANTS WHO SEEK TO CONSTRUCT NEW PRIVATE DRINKING WATER WELLS AND TO DIRECT LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS TO EITHER ISSUE A PERMIT OR DENY AN APPLICATION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR, OR OPERATION OF A WELL WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF AN APPLICATION; (12) CLARIFY THOSE UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS THAT ARE NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE SECONDARY CONTAINMENT UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2020; (13) MAKE TECHNICAL AND CONFORMING CHANGES TO PROTECTED SPECIES, MARINE, AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES STATUTES; (14) MAKE CLARIFYING AND CONFORMING CHANGES TO THE STATUTES PERTAINING TO THE MANAGEMENT OF SNAKES AND OTHER REPTILES; (15) AMEND THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT TO PROVIDE THE WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION WITH TEMPORARY RULE-MAKING AUTHORITY FOR MANNER OF TAKE; (16) PROHIBIT PUBLIC ENTITIES FROM PURCHASING OR ACQUIRING PROPERTY WITH KNOWN CONTAMINATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL OF STATE; (17) CLARIFY THAT NO BUILDING PERMIT IS REQUIRED FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OF FUEL DISPENSERS; (18) CLARIFY THE FEES THAT THE SECRETARY FOR ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES MAY ADOPT FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA AQUARIUMS; (19) REPEAL THE MOUNTAIN RESOURCES PLANNING ACT; (20) PROVIDE AN EXEMPTION FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS REGARDING THE NUMBER OF ACRES REQUIRED FOR PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT FOR BROWNFIELDS AGREEMENTS; (21) DIRECT THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO ADOPT RULES FOR SELECTIVE PRUNING WITHIN HIGHWAY RIGHTS-OF-WAY; (22) CLARIFY REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPLIANCE BOUNDARIES WITH RESPECT TO GROUNDWATER QUALITY STANDARDS; (23) EXEMPT CERTAIN RADIO TOWERS FROM APPLICABILITY WITH THE MILITARY LANDS PROTECTION ACT; (24) CLARIFY THAT EXTENDED DURATION PERMITS FOR SANITARY LANDFILLS AND TRANSFER STATIONS AUTHORIZED BY S.L. 2012-187 ARE PERMITS FOR OPERATION AS WELL AS CONSTRUCTION; (25) ADD A FACTOR FOR CONSIDERATION IN ASSESSING SOLID WASTE PENALTIES; (26) LIMIT LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF STORAGE, RETENTION, OR USE OF NONHAZARDOUS RECYCLED MATERIALS; (27) AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "BUILT-UPON AREA" FOR PURPOSES OF IMPLEMENTING STORMWATER PROGRAMS; (29) EXEMPT PONDS THAT ARE CONSTRUCTED AND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES FROM RIPARIAN BUFFER RULES; (30) PROVIDE THAT A THIRD PARTY WHO IS DISSATISFIED WITH A DECISION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION REGARDING A WATER QUALITY PERMIT MAY FILE A CONTESTED CASE UNDER THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT WITHIN 30 DAYS; (31) REPEAL REQUIREMENTS FOR INCREASES IN VEHICULAR SURFACE AREAS; (32) AMEND DREDGE AND FILL PERMIT APPLICANT PROCEDURE FOR NOTICE TO ADJOINING PROPERTY OWNERS; (33) PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS WITH EXPIRED AUTHORIZATIONS MAY OBTAIN NEW AUTHORIZATIONS THAT ALLOW THE SYSTEMS TO WITHDRAW SURFACE WATER FROM THE SAME WATER BODY AT THE SAME RATE AS WAS APPROVED IN THE EXPIRED AUTHORIZATION; AND (34) COMBINE THE DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY AND THE DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES TO CREATE A NEW DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES AND MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; AND (36) DIRECT THE COMMISSION FOR PUBLIC HEALTH TO CLARIFY ITS RULES THAT IMPLEMENT THE PROHIBITION ON SMOKING IN BARS AND RESTAURANTS AND (37) LIMIT REVIEW OF ENGINEERING WORK.
As title indicates. Amends Section 15.1 of SL 2012-187 to clarify how the Commission for Public Health must adopt rules pertaining to sanitary landfill development permits. Amends GS 113A-64 (penalties under the Sedimentation Pollution Control Act) to clarify the procedure for appealing a notice of assessment issued by a local government. Directs the penalty proceeds to the Civil Penalty and Forfeiture Fund (rather than the local government's general fund).
| Intro. by <p>McElraft, Samuelson, McGrady.</p> | GS 113A |
H 95 (2013-2014) STANDARD OF PROOF/PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHERS (NEW). Filed Feb 12 2013, AN ACT TO ALTER THE STANDARD OF PROOF FOR PUBLIC SAFETY TELECOMMUNICATORS AND DISPATCHERS.
Enacts new Article 5, Liability for Public Safety Telecommunications and Dispatchers, to GS Chapter 99E. Provides that 911 or public safety telecommunicators or dispatchers at a primary or secondary public safety answering point (PSAP) have the same immunities asconferred on a sworn law enforcement officer for the performance of any lawful and prescribed actions associated with their assigned job duties. Defines PSAP as the term is defined in GS 62-40.
Provides that a civil claim against 911 or public safety telecommunicators or dispatchers at a primary or secondary PSAP, which allegedly arises from their action or inaction, must be filed within two years of the date of the occurrence or it will be forever barred.
Effective when the act becomes law and applies to any cause of action arising on or after that date.
| Intro. by Torbett. | GS 99E |
H 96 (2013-2014) EQUAL TAX TREATMENT OF GOV'T RETIREE BENEFITS. Filed Feb 12 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO PROVIDE EQUAL INCOME TAX TREATMENT OF GOVERNMENT RETIREES' BENEFITS.
Amends GS 105-134.1(13), clarifying the definition for retirement plan (was, retirement benefits) to include an individual retirement plan as defined under the Internal Revenue Code (Code) and any plan treated as an individual retirement plan under the Code (previously included amounts received from an individual retirement account, as described in the Code, or from an individual retirement annuity as described). Makes other clarifying changes.
Amends GS 105-134.6(b) by enacting new subdivision (5c) to provide for a phase-in of a full state income tax deduction for all state, local, and federal government retirees' pensions beginning with the 2013 taxable year and complete as of the 2022 taxable year. Bases the phase-in period on the retiree's vesting date in the retirement plan. Effective for taxable years begining on or after January 1, 2013, and repealed for taxable years beginning on or after January 2, 2022.
Enacts new subsections (6a) and (6b) to GS 105-134.6(b), which lists deductions from taxable income, to add deductions to the list as follows: (1) The amount received during the taxable year under NC state and local government retirement plans and under federal government retirement plans. (2) The greater of: (a) the amount received during the taxable year under a state or local government retirement plan of a state other than North Carolina, to the extent the other state would not subject to individual income tax the equivalent amount received under a NC state or local government retirement plan or (b) up to $4,000 received during the taxable year under a state or local government retirement plan of a state other than North Carolina; for married couples filing a joint return, the maximum dollar amount applies separately to each spouse's benefits if both spouses received benefits from a retirement plan. Makes conforming changes. Effective for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2022.
| Intro. by Cleveland, Boles. | GS 105 |
H 97 (2013-2014) LOTTERY FUNDS USED FOR DIGITAL LEARNING. Filed Feb 12 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE USE OF SOME LOTTERY FUNDS TO EXPAND DIGITAL LEARNING IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION STUDY COMMITTEE ON DIGITAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Under current law, 40% of the North Carolina Education Lottery net proceeds are allocated to the Public School Building Capital Fund (Capital Fund) for school construction. Current law also prohibits use of money in the Capital Fund to pay for school technology needs. Amends GS 115C-546.2(d) to permit a county to use the monies in the Capital Fund to meet digital learning needs such as school connectivity, digital textbooks and instructional resources, or digital devices for the time period beginning July 1, 2012, through June 20, 2016.
Requires that a county using these funds to meet digital learning needs also use a portion of the funds to ensure high-quality, ongoing professional development for teachers.
Effective July 1, 2016, only permits a county to use money from the Capital Fund for digital learning needs if the State Board of Education determines that the local school administrative unit has shown consistent growth and improvement in student outcomes.
| Intro. by Horn, Johnson, Saine, Tolson. | GS 115C |
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PUBLIC/SENATE BILLS
S 4 (2013-2014) NO N.C. EXCHANGE/NO MEDICAID EXPANSION. Filed Jan 30 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT (1) TO CLARIFY THE STATE'S INTENT NOT TO OPERATE A STATE-RUN OR "PARTNERSHIP" HEALTH BENEFIT EXCHANGE, (2) TO PROVIDE THAT FUTURE MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATIONS WILL BE MADE BY THE STATE RATHER THAN THE FEDERALLY FACILITATED EXCHANGE, AND (3) TO REJECT THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT'S OPTIONAL MEDICAID EXPANSION.
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Directs the Department of Health and Human Services to seek available federal Medicaid funding at the 90/10 match rate for NC FAST to provide Medicaid eligibility determinations for the federal health benefit exchange if (1) funds for the state match exist from prior appropriations for NC FAST and (2) the total amount of the state match does not exceed $5 million. States that such Medicaid funding in 2012-13 is not subject to specified consultation requirements in the 2011 Appropriations Act for grant awards. Makes a conforming change.
| Intro. by Apodaca, Brown, Rucho. | GS 58 |
S 50 (2013-2014) DISCHARGED VETERANS/IDENTITY THEFT PROTECTION. Filed Feb 5 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO PREVENT IDENTITY THEFT OF DISCHARGED VETERANS BY RESTRICTING THE RELEASE OF MILITARY SERVICE DISCHARGE DOCUMENTS.
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition. Makes technical changes.
| Intro. by Bingham. | GS 47 |
S 77 (2013-2014) HONOR HAYESVILLE'S 100TH ANNIVERSARY. Filed Feb 12 2013, A JOINT RESOLUTION HONORING THE FOUNDERS OF THE TOWN OF HAYESVILLE.
Identical to H90, filed 2/11/13.
As the title indicates. Honors the town of Hayesville's founders and its 100th anniversary.
S 78 (2013-2014) LAW ENFORCEMENT PRIVACY/PUBLIC WEB SITES. Filed Feb 12 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO REQUIRE THE NORTH CAROLINA COURTS COMMISSION TO STUDY REQUIRING CITIES AND COUNTIES TO REMOVE PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM RECORDS AVAILABLE ON INTERNET WEB SITES MAINTAINED BY COUNTIES AND CITIES WHEN REQUESTED BY CERTAIN LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL, PROSECUTORS, AND JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
Identical to H56, filed 1/31/13.
Amends GS 114-8.3, which requires the adoption of review and recordkeeping procedures for state contracts for the purchase of goods or services that exceed $1 million. Directs the Attorney General (AG), in consultation with the Department of Administration, to establish review procedures for state contracts that exceed $1 million, and to provide any attorney designated under GS 114-8.3(a) with the guidelines to be used in reviewing contracts. Requires the General Counsel for UNC constituent institutions to establish procedures for the required review and to comply with the procedures established by the AG. Requires all state agencies, the UNC constituent institutions, or any person entering into a contract on behalf of the state for goods or services exceeding $1 million to provide notice to the Secretary of the Department of Administration or the Secretary's designee of the intent to enter into the contract and any additional information as required. Directs the Department of Administration to adopt policies or guidelines for the identification and recordkeeping of contracts subject to review under the statute. Specifies what must be included in the records.
Amends GS 143-49 to increase the contract threshold amount from $100,000 to $5 million for the appointment of an attorney from the AG's office to advise and assist in contract negotiations. Does not require the Secretary to request counsel from the AG's office for contracts for services to be entered into by the constituent institutions of UNC, unless requested to do so by the General Counsel of the University.
Provides that the act's procedural and recordkeeping requirements as indicated above become effective July 1, 2013, and apply to contracts entered into on or after that date; the remainder of the act is effective when it becomes law.
Directs the Department of Administration to make individualized notifications to specified agencies to make each aware as to how the statutory amendments made in SL 2010-194, Section 15 of SL 2011-326, and this act apply to them. Provides guidelines regarding the notification process that include specifications regarding acknowledgement of receipt and understanding of the notice by the agencies.
Requires the AG's office, the Department of Administration, and the Office of the General Counsel for UNC to establish procedures to implement this act by June 30, 2013.
Provides, in GS 143-49, specific dates for (1) implementing a quality management program; (2) creating a contract specialist career path for one or more employees in each department, agency, or institution of the state; and (3) implementing a contract management training and certification program. Requires the Secretary to report recommendations on improvements to state procurement law to the Joint Legislative Commission on Governmental Operations and to the Program Evaluation Division by September 1, 2013.
Provides that any procedures to permit state government or any of its departments, institutions, or agencies to join with federal, state, or local government entities or any nonprofit organization in cooperative purchasing plans to serve the interest of the state are to be reported to the Joint Legislative Commission on Governmental Operations and the Program Evaluation Division no later than 30 days before the effective date of the procedures.
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LOCAL/HOUSE BILLS
H 93 (2013-2014) SCHOOL CALENDAR FLEXIBILITY/CRAVEN COUNTY. Filed Feb 12 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FLEXIBILITY TO THE CRAVEN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION IN ADOPTING THE SCHOOL CALENDAR.
Amends GS 115C-84.2(d) (concerning school opening and closing dates) as title indicates, to delete limitations placed on the Craven County Board of Education when setting opening and closing dates for public schools in Craven County. Applies to the 2013-14 school year.
| Intro. by Speciale, G. Graham, J. Bell. | Craven |
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LOCAL/SENATE BILLS
S 79 (2013-2014) 19TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT LOCAL ACT-1. Filed Feb 12 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT RELATING TO THE 19TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Blank bill.
| Intro. by Meredith. | Cumberland |
S 80 (2013-2014) CLEVELAND/POLK/RUTHERFORD TRAPPING REPEAL. Filed Feb 12 2013, A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO REPEAL THE LAW PROHIBITING THE SETTING OF STEEL TRAPS ON CERTAIN RENTED OR LEASED LAND IN CLEVELAND, POLK, AND RUTHERFORD COUNTIES.
Identical to H 33, filed 1/31/13.
As title indicates.
| Intro. by Hise, Daniel. | Cleveland, Polk, Rutherford |
ACTIONS ON BILLS
Actions on Bills: 2013-02-12
PUBLIC BILLS
H 4: UI FUND SOLVENCY & PROGRAM CHANGES.
Senate: Amendment Withdrawn A1
Senate: Amend Failed A2
Senate: Amend Failed A3
Senate: Amend Failed A4
Senate: Amend Failed A5
Senate: Passed 2nd Reading
H 8: EMINENT DOMAIN.
House: Passed 2nd Reading
House: Passed 3rd Reading
H 10: REMOVE ROUTE RESTRICTION FOR NC 540 LOOP.
House: Reptd Fav
House: Cal Pursuant Rule 36(b)
House: Placed On Cal For 02/13/2013
H 19: RESPECT OUR FALLEN HEROES.
House: Passed 2nd Reading
House: Passed 3rd Reading
H 24: DV ABUSER TREATMENT PROGRAM/AMENDMENTS (NEW).
House: Placed On Cal For 02/13/2013
H 25: AMEND FELONY BREAKING OR ENTERING.
House: Passed 2nd Reading
House: Passed 3rd Reading
H 66: CAPTIVITY LICENSE AND PERMIT AMENDMENTS.-AB
House: Amend Adopted A1
House: Passed 2nd Reading
H 80: UNC BOG VACANCY NOMINATION.
House: Adopted
H 81: ELECTION TO UNC BOARD OF GOVERNORS.
House: Adopted
H 85: AG. ED./FFA DAY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
House: Adopted
H 88: LIEN AGENTS/TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS (NEW).
House: Passed 1st Reading
House: Ref To Com On Judiciary Subcommittee B
H 89: DENR SUPPORT FOR REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM.
House: Passed 1st Reading
House: Ref To Com On Environment
H 90: HONOR HAYESVILLE'S 100TH ANNIVERSARY.
House: Passed 1st Reading
House: Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
H 91: HONOR NAACP'S ANNIVERSARY.
House: Filed
H 92: GSC TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS 2013.
House: Filed
H 94: AMEND ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS 2013.
House: Filed
H 95: STANDARD OF PROOF/PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHERS (NEW).
House: Filed
H 96: EQUAL TAX TREATMENT OF GOV'T RETIREE BENEFITS.
House: Filed
H 97: LOTTERY FUNDS USED FOR DIGITAL LEARNING.
House: Filed
S 4: NO N.C. EXCHANGE/NO MEDICAID EXPANSION.
House: Reptd Fav Com Substitute
House: Cal Pursuant Rule 36(b)
House: Placed On Cal For 02/13/2013
S 10: GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION AND EFFICIENCY ACT (NEW).
House: Passed 1st Reading
House: Ref to the Com on Commerce and Job Development, if favorable, Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
S 14: INCREASE ACCESS TO CAREER/TECHNICAL ED.
House: Passed 1st Reading
House: Ref To Com On Education
S 47: STATE OF THE STATE SPEECH.
House: Passed 2nd Reading
House: Passed 3rd Reading
House: Ordered Enrolled
S 50: DISCHARGED VETERANS/IDENTITY THEFT PROTECTION.
Senate: Reptd Fav Com Substitute
Senate: Com Substitute Adopted
S 66: AG. ED./FFA DAY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Senate: Withdrawn From Com
Senate: Placed on Today's Calendar
Senate: Adopted
S 76: DOMESTIC ENERGY JOBS ACT.
Senate: Passed 1st Reading
Senate: Ref to Finance. If fav, re-ref to Commerce
S 77: HONOR HAYESVILLE'S 100TH ANNIVERSARY.
Senate: Filed
S 78: LAW ENFORCEMENT PRIVACY/PUBLIC WEB SITES.
Senate: Filed
Senate: Filed
Senate: Filed
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LOCAL BILLS
H 93: SCHOOL CALENDAR FLEXIBILITY/CRAVEN COUNTY.
House: Filed
H 98: JOHNSTON COUNTY SCHOOLS/CALENDAR FLEXIBILITY.
House: Filed
S 79: 19TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT LOCAL ACT-1.
Senate: Filed
S 80: CLEVELAND/POLK/RUTHERFORD TRAPPING REPEAL.
Senate: Filed
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