House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Deletes the entirety of the provisions of the previous edition.
Amends GS 142-83 (Authorization of special indebtedness; General Assembly approval), making clarifying and organizational changes and establishing a limitation clause which provides that the General Assembly can enact legislation to incur or issue special indebtedness if it determines the amount authorized does not exceed the limitations pursuant to this subsection. The determination must be based on reasonable estimations and may be relied on as conclusive once made. Provides that the sum of special indebtedness properly authorized cannot exceed 25% of the bond indebtedness of the state supported by the General Fund that was authorized by legislation enacted after January 1, 2013. Provides that, for the purposes of this section, bond indebtedness supported by the General Fund includes both special indebtedness and general obligation bond indebtedness of the state that is supported by the General Fund.
Effective when the act becomes law and applies to special indebtedness to finance the cost of capital facilities incurred on or after that date.
Amends the act's long title
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House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition. Amends GS 120-296 to add the programs, organizations, operations, and policies of the General Assembly, and any other agency under the jurisdiction of the House of Representatives Subcommittee on General Government or the Senate Appropriations Committee on General Government, to those that are to be studied by the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on General Government.
Intro. by Cleveland, R. Brown. | GS 120 |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Amends the whereas clauses to correct a date, add the name of a surviving brother, and make technical changes.
Intro. by Elmore, Jordan. | HOUSE RES |
House committee substitute to the 2nd edition makes the following changes.
Amends GS 113A-54.1 and GS 113A-61 to amend the conditions to be met to allow the Department/local government to transfer an erosion control plan/erosion and sedimentation control plan to include that the successor-owner of the property submits a written transfer request and an authorized statement of financial responsibility and ownership (was, just the transfer request).
Also amends GS 113A-54.1(d1)(4) to provide that nothing in the subsection prevents the NC Sedimentation Control Commission from requiring a revised plan under GS 113A-54.1(b).
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Amends GS 108A-70.5(b)(2) to provide that the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has all the rights available to estate creditors, including the right to qualify as personal representative or collector of an estate.
Deletes proposed new section to Article 2 of GS Chapter 28A, GS 28A-2A-24, which required the personal representative of a decedent enrolled in the state's Medicaid program to file a release from the Division of Medical Assistance with the clerk of the court exercising probate jurisdiction before any probate estate may be closed underGS 108A-70.5.
Amends GS 28A-14-1 (Notice for claims) to require that the notice required by the statute also be sent to the Division of Medical Assistance if the decedent was receiving medical assistance as defined by GS 108A-70.5 (b)(1) at the time of death.
Amends GS 28A-19-6(a) to identify DHHS as a sixth-class creditor for purposes of determining the order of claims against a decedent's estate. Provides that judgments in favor of other sixth-class creditors that are docketed and in force before DHHS seeks to recover its claims for medical assistance, are to be paid prior to recovery by DHHS.
Amends proposed GS 36C-8-818 to require a trustee of a revocable trust with knowledge that thedecedent was receiving medical assistance at the time of the decedent's death provide notice of the decedent's death to DHHS within 90 days of the death.
Makes organizational changes to the act and renumbers the sections of the bill accordingly.
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Makes clarifying and technical changes throughout.
Amends the information required to be included in the affidavit that a manufactured home meets the definition of real property in GS 105-273(13) to include (1) a section for the Division's notation or statement that either the procedures in subsection (a) of this section for surrendering the title have been followed and the title is cancelled or the affiant submits this affidavit to have the title deemed surrendered by the owner listed on the certificate of title and (2) an affirmation by the affiant that he or she has sent notice of this cancellation by hand delivery or first-class mail to the last known address of the owner listed on the certificate.
Enacts new GS 20-109.2(f), providing that a person damaged by the cancellation of a certificate of title pursuant to subsection (a1) of this section does not have a right of action against the Division.
Intro. by Jordan. | GS 20 |
The House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Deletes the following Parts of the act: Part I, concerning school resource officers in elementary and middle schools; Part II, concerning school psychologists, school counselors, and social workers; and Part III, concerning panic alarm systems. Makes conforming changes to the effective date provisions.
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition. Amends proposed GS 58-10-485 to delete the requirement that monetary penalties collected under the statute be deposited into the Captive Insurance Regulatory Fund.
Changes the number of proposed GS 58-10-570 to GS 58-10-650.
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 3rd edition.
Enacts new GS 162A-85.4 to authorize a district board to expand to include other political subdivisions provided that the district board and the political subdivisions adopt identical resolutions indicating that the political subdivision will become a participant in the district board. Requires the district board and the political subdivision to hold a minimum of two public hearingsat least 30 days apart before adopting the mutual resolutions. Requires publication ofthe notices of the public hearings in a newspaper of general circulation at least 10 days before the date of each public hearing. Directs the political subdivision to appoint a district member under new GS 162A-85.3(a), upon the adoption of the resolution, if the political subdivision is entitled to an appointment under that section.
Amends new GS 162A-85.13, providing that rates, fees, rents, and charges pledged to the payment of the district's revenue bonds be fixed and revised to provide sufficient revenues to pay for the maintenance, repair, and operating costsof the water or sewerage system (was, just sewerage system).
Amends GS 162A-85.19 to clarify that the governing body of any political subdivision is authorized and empowered to transfer jurisdiction overto a district and lease, lend, sale, grant, or convey in whole or part any existing water or sewerage system, real property, or personal property subject to the approval of the Local Government Commission regarding the disposition of any outstanding debt related to the water system, the sewer system, or both.
Amends GS 162A-85.21 to require that the district board present preliminary plans for any improvement before the final plans are made for the extension (was, location and construction) of any water or sewerage system. Directs the district board to make every effort to cooperate with a county or municipality in the location and construction of any new proposed facility (was, any proposed facility authorized) under proposed Article 5A. Declares that this section does not apply to renovations, repairs, or regular maintenance of water or sewer systems.
Deletes proposed GS 162A-85.9 regarding the determination of the tax rate by the district board.
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends Section 10.9F(c) of SL 2012-142, as amended, to removetheTier I (Medicaid Personal Care Services)and Tier II (EnhancedMedicaid Personal Care Services)eligibility labels added in the first edition, which createda two-tiereligibilityprogram for personal care services forMedicaid recipients. Deletes specification that Tier II provides an additional 50 hours of personal care services for persons with Alzheimers, other forms of dementia, or other specified debilitating diseases. Instead,identifies categories of physical and mental health needs and disabilities, which when present in a Medicaid recipient, make that individual eligible for additional personal care services.Allows Medicaid recipients meeting the qualifications of the current personal care services programwho need those additional personal care services and meet the additional qualificationsto be eligible for 50 hours of service beyond the 80 hours of personal care services currently allowed, fora total of 130 hours of service. Retains requirement that a Medicaid recipient must have an attestation from a doctor that the recipient meets all of the requirements in subdivisions 3a. through 3d.
Makes additional conforming changes to this act.Amends the short title and the long title.
Intro. by Dollar. | UNCODIFIED |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Deletes the language in the 1st edition instead amends GS 20-79(d)(5)(f) to allow a dealer license plate on a vehicle driven by an officer, sales representative, or other employee of an independent or franchised motor vehicle dealer (was, franchised motor vehicle dealer only) or is an immediate family member thereof. Amends the act's title.
Intro. by Stone, Torbett. | GS 20 |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Amends GS 35A-1213(f) to provide that an individual who contracts with or is employed by an entity that contracts with an LME for the delivery of mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse services may not serve as a guardian for a ward for whom the individual or entity is providing these services unless one of three conditions is met, including the individual is not biologically related to the ward, and was serving on March 1, 2013 as a guardian without compensation (was, not biologically related to the ward and appointed by the court and serving as a guardian without compensation).
Adds the requirement that the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Health and Human Services appoint a subcommittee to examine the impact of the 1915(b)/(c) Medicaid waiver and other mental health system reforms on public guardianship services and report to the Committee on or before May 9, 2014, at which time the subcommittee terminates.
Intro. by Jones, Avila, Glazier, Turner. | GS 35A |
House amendment #1 makes the following changes to the 4th edition.
Provides that the State Board of Elections (Board) will work with county boards of elections in counties where there are not DMV offices that are open five days a week in order to communicate information about availability and schedules of the DMV mobile units and to provide volunteers to assist voters with obtaining photo identification through those mobile units or any other local government that makes identification available. Similar requirements are also added to the education and publicity requirements found in Section 17 of the bill.
Creates new Section 18.5 of the act that provides that the Board will reimburse any local government for direct costs incurred by issuing photo identification if the local government meets five specified requirements, including being located in a county where there is no DMV driver's license office open five days a week.
Deletes part 2 of the enactment clause, substituting and providing that Part II of this act becomes effective October 1, 2013, and applies to primaries and elections conducted on or after that date. Notwithstanding GS 163-166.13 or GS 163-87(5), as enacted by this act, at any primary or election between October 1, 2013, and January 1, 2016, any registered voter who does not present identification or whose photo identification does not bear any reasonable resemblance to the voter (i) shall be permitted to vote and will not be required to vote a provisional or a challenged ballot and (ii) will not be challenged for failure to present photo identification.
House amendment #5 makes the following changes to the 4th edition.
Amends GS 163-166.13 (Photo identification requirement for voting in person), providing that a tribal enrollment card which meets five specified criteria, including being signed by an elected official of the tribe and being issued by a federal or state recognized tribe pursuant to GS Chapter 71A, will meet the requirements of an approved photo identification for purposes of this section.
House amendment #6 makes the following changes to the 4th edition.
Amends GS 163-166.13(a), providing an exception to the requirement to present photo identification before voting for registered voters that are victims of a natural disaster occurring within 60 days before election day that resulted in a disaster declaration by the US President or the NC Governor who declares the lack of photo identification due to the natural disaster. Makes a conforming deletion in proposed GS 163-182.1A.
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Amends the membership of the Subcommittee on Aging to require that the long-term care facility operator member be licensed. Requires the interim report to be submitted on or before May 9, 2014 (was, January 15, 2014).
Intro. by Dollar, Burr, Hurley, Farmer-Butterfield. | STUDY |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes.
Amends proposed GS 58-51-59.1 to require every policy or contract of accident or health insurance and every preferred provider benefit plan under GS 58-50-56 that provides coverage for prescribed, orally administered anticancer drugs that are used to kill or slow the growth of cancerous cells and that provides coverage for intravenously administered or injected anticancer drugs (was, that provides coverage for cancer treatment) must provide coverage for prescribed, orally administered anticancer drugs (was, orally administered anticancer drugs that are used to kill or slow the growth of cancerous cells) on a basis no less favorable than the coverage provided for the intravenously administered or injected anticancer drug. Also amends the statute to provide that nothing in the statute applies to accident-only, specified disease, hospital indemnity, Medicare supplement, long-term care, disability income, or other limited benefit health insurance policies.
Intro. by Lewis, T. Moore, L. Hall, Burr. | GS 58 |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Changes the long title.
Makes clarifying and structural changes to GS 122C-261(d)(5). Also provides for the transmission of the custody order by means of facsimile or electronic transmission and makes conforming changes to the subsection accordingly.
Creates new GS 122C-261(d)(5b), providing that the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (Secretary) must collaborate with the Administrative Office of the Courts and the UNC School of Government to develop training protocols and inform clerks and magistrates as to who has completed the training.
Makes a clarifying change to GS 122C-261(e).
Directs the Secretary to review and update its list of facilities that are designated as facilities for the custody and treatment of involuntary clients. The designation must include whether the entire unit or specific areas of the 24-hour facility is designated for such treatment and custody.
Intro. by Lambeth, Conrad, Terry, Hanes. | GS 122C |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends GS 20-7, providing that an applicant using bioptic telescopic lenses will be eligible for a regular Class C driver's license if the applicant meets specified conditions (previous edition only provided for the eligibility for a regular driver's license). Requires applicants using bioptic telescopic lenses to also successfully pass a road test administered by the DMV, if requested, to be eligible for a regular Class C driver's license.
Amends GS 20-7(4) and (5), making clarifying, technical, and conforming changes, including inserting "regular Class C driver's license" in the place of "regular driver's license."
Deletes language stating that nothing in this subsection requires the DMV to issue licenses or permits, pursuant to this section, at any location other than the DMV headquarters in Raleigh and that the DMV may select additional offices for testing pursuant to this subsection.
Amends the act's title.
Intro. by Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House. | GS 20 |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes clarifying changes.
Intro. by Tine, Stone, Steinburg. | GS 113 |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition make the following changes. Amends GS 87-98.12 to require a well contractor to complete two (was, six) hours of approved continuing education within a one-year (was, three-year) period. Makes conforming changes to the requirement that the Commission establish the requirements for completing continuing education. Changes the effective date of the act to July 1, 2013 (was, when the act became law).
Intro. by Hardister, Millis, Tine, Jeter. | GS 87 |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes technical changes.
Intro. by Brody, Steinburg, Fulghum. | STUDY |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Changes the long title.
Amends GS 99E-1(5a) to apply equine recreation to all use, not just the commercial use, of a landowner's property.
Makes a technical change to GS 99E-4.
Deletes proposed GS 38A-5, Attorney's fees for prevailing defendants, from the act.
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends GS 115C-83.3 toprovide that "summer reading camp" isan educational program outside of the instructional calendar that is provided by the local administrative unit to any student (1) who doesn't demonstrate reading proficiency and (2) who may be retained under GS 115C-83.7 (requiring retention of third grade students who fail to demonstrate appropriate reading level proficiency). Amends GS 115C-83.8(a) to clarify that summer reading camps are primarily for students who do not demonstrate reading proficiency and who may be retained under GS 115C-83.7 (was, students who do not demonstrate reading proficiency).
Intro. by Brandon, Hardister, B. Brown. | GS 115C |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition. Adds an amendment to GS 87-98.6 to require the Commission, with the advice and assistance of the Secretary, to establish minimum requirements of education, experience, and knowledge for each type of certification for well contractors for the installation, construction, maintenance, and repair of electrical wiring devices, appliances, and equipment related to the construction, operation, and repair of wells. The requirements will apply only to the initial certification of an applicant and not be required as part of continuing education or as a condition of certification renewal. These requirements apply to applicants applying for certification on or after the date that the act becomes effective.
Intro. by Hardister, Faircloth, Malone. | GS 87 |
Amends GS 52-10(a1) to clarify that the contract between a husband and wife permitted by this section is a contract that is made during a period of separation. Also provides that the contract remains valid following a period of reconciliation and subsequent separation and requires that the provision waiving the rights or obligations be clearly stated in the contract.
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends GS 115C-431 torequire that the instructions to the jury in a court action on a budget dispute between a local board of education and a board of county commissionersadditionally include directing the jury to consider the educational goals and policies, the financial resources, and the fiscalpolicies of the local board of education.
Intro. by Dixon. | GS 115C |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes a spelling correction.
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends new GS 115C-375.2A to exclude transportation to and from school for the definition of school property.Clarifies that the provision requiring local school boards to provide an emergency supply of epinephrine auto-injectors (epi pens)at school-sponsored events applies to those events held on school grounds. Also clarifies that epi pens supplied by a school can be used for students (1) who have knownmedical conditions necessitating the use or availability of an epi penand (2)who are already authorized to possess and self-administer their own medication, but may not be used as the sole medication supply for those students.
Amends GS 115C-238.29F(a) (regarding charter schools) and GS 115C-238.66(7) (regarding regional schools)todirect the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) to ensure that charter schools and regional schoolscomply with the provisions of GS 115C-375.2A regarding availability of epi pens at schools. Requires the board of directors of a charter school or a regional school to provide the school with an emergency supply of emergency epi pens necessary to carry out the provisions of GS 115C-375.2A.
Amends the bill title.
Intro. by Glazier, Murry, Holloway, Fulghum. | GS 115C |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Makes a conforming change to GS 9-3, concerning qualifications of prospective jurors.
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Corrects the number of the amended statute to GS 150B-21.4.
Intro. by Catlin, W. Brawley. | GS 150B |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Changes the long title.
Makes clarifying changes to GS 14-269(a2).
Amends GS 14-269.2, excluding employees of an institution of higher learning or a nonpublic post-secondary educational institution and employees of a public or nonpublic school (that meets specified requirements) that reside on the campus where they are employed from the provisions of this section when specified criteria are met, including that the employee's residence must be a detached, single-family dwelling where the immediate family resides and the weapon is a handgun possessed and maintained in a specified manner. Specifies where the handgun may be kept or carried when the employee is not authorized to carry a concealed handgun pursuant to GS Chapter 54B.
Amends GS 14-269.2(j) (now, GS 14-269.2(k)), to make conforming changes to include the relevant educational properties and to require that the gun be kept in a closed compartment of a locked vehicle.
Amends GS 14-316, making structural and organizational changes.
Amends GS 122C-54(d1), establishing instances when a record of determination or finding should be transmitted to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS). The following instances require such a record to be transmitted to NICS no later than 48 hours after receiving notice:
(1) A determination that an individual shall be involuntarily committed to a facility for inpatient mental health treatment upon a finding that the individual is mentally ill and dangerous to self or others.
(2) A determination that an individual shall be involuntarily committed to a facility for outpatient mental health treatment upon a finding that the individual is mentally ill and, based on the individual's treatment history, in need of treatment in order to prevent further disability or deterioration that would predictably result in danger to self or others.
(3) A determination that an individual shall be involuntarily committed to a facility for substance abuse treatment upon a finding that the individual is a substance abuser and dangerous to self or others.
(4) A finding that an individual is not guilty by reason of insanity.
(5) A finding that an individual is mentally incompetent to proceed to criminal trial.
(6) A finding that an individual lacks the capacity to manage the individual's own affairs due to illness, incompetency, or disease.
(7) A determination to grant a petition to an individual for the removal of disabilities pursuant to GS 122C-54.1 or other applicable federal law.
Amends GS 122C-54(d2), providing that the records for involuntary commitment for inpatient or outpatient mental health treatment or for substance abuse treatment are accessible only by an entity having proper access to NICS. Requires the Administrative Office of the Courts to adopt rules concerning transmitting information to NICS.
Amends GS 122C-54.1 to allow an individual over age 18 to petition for the removal of disabilities arising out of determinations or findings that prevent the purchasing, possessing, or owning of a firearm upon the expiration of any commitment. Sets out the process, procedures, and standards which must be followed in the granting of the individual's petition by the court.
Amends GS 14-404(g) and GS 14-415.12(c), providing that an applicant is not ineligible to receive a permit because of an adjudication of mental incompetence, incapacity, or illness if the individual's rights have been restored under GS 122C-54.1
Amends GS 14-415.3, providing an exemption to the provisions of this section to persons whose rights have been restored pursuant to GS 122C-54.1.
Amends the effective dates of the act, providing that Sections 1 through 6 become effective October 1, 2013, and apply to offenses committed on or after that date. The remainder of this act becomes effective October 1, 2013.
As title indicates.
Intro. by Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House. | HOUSE RES |
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House committee substitute to the 2nd edition makes the following changes. Amends GS 90-21.16(d) to provide that a nonprofit community health referral service that refers low-income patients to medical or health care providers (was, to physicians) for free services is not liable for the acts or omissions of the medical or health care providers in rendering service if the referral service maintains liability insurance covering the acts and omissions of the referral service and any liability under (a) of the statute.
Intro. by Bingham. | GS 90 |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Changes long title.
Deletes the entirety of the provisions of the 1st edition.
Enacts new GS 108C-13 (Certain waivers of Medicaid and Health Choice co-payments prohibited), establishing that providers permitted pursuant to GS 90-85.21 or GS 90-85-21A cannot waive the collection of co-payments owed by Medicaid or Health Choice recipients with the intent to induce recipients to purchase, lease, or order items or services from the provider.
A medical provider that does so will be found in violation of this subsection unless the co-payment in question was waived, in full or partially, for any of the following reasons: (1) the waiver is authorized, (2) the provider decides on an individual basis that the collection of the co-payment amount would place a substantial financial hardship on the recipient, (3) the provider has made a good faith effort to collect the co-payment but the reasonable efforts fail, or (4) the provider is a health care facility regulated pursuant to GS Chapter 131E or GS Chapter 122C or is owned or operated by the State.
A violation under this subsection will result in a suspension or termination of the provider's participation in Medicaid and Health Choice.
Effective October 1, 2013, applying to acts committed on or after that date.
Intro. by Tillman. | GS 108C |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends GS 57D-2-30(c), providing that oral or implied provisions in the operating agreement cannot supplant or nullify any contrary or inconsistent written provisions in the operating agreement to the detriment of the rights of persons who are not parties to the operating agreement. Amends GS 57D-2-30, making conforming changes.
Enacts new GS 57D-2-30(d), setting out the priority between conflicting operating agreements or documents filed with the Secretary of State (Secretary), providing that an operating agreement prevails as to parties to the operating agreement and company officials but that a document filed with the Secretary will prevail as to persons not party to the operating agreement to the extent they reasonably rely on the filed document.
Amends GS 57D-5-03(b), providing that the priority among multiple charging orders would be determined by the date of service of the charging order upon the LLC, except that a charging order in favor of a judgment creditor which has been previously issued for garnishment to the LLC would relate back to the original date of the service of garnishment process.
Senate committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Deletes the provisions of the 1st edition and replaces them with the following.
Allows Belmont and the Department of Transportation (DOT) to enter into a lease agreement for interim public recreation use of that portion of the DOT's interest in the portion of the right of way of the former Belmont Branch of the Piedmont and Northern railroad, as specified, if the eight specified conditions are met, including all persons owning an interest in the real property comprising the rail corridor portion to be leased will be parties to the lease, adjacent property owners are offered broad voting representation by members in the organization that is delegated most immediate responsibility for development and management of the rail trial by the city, and the DOT determines that there will not likely be a need to resume active rail service in the leased portion of the rail corridor for at least 10 years.
Amends the act's title.
Intro. by Rabon. | Gaston, UNCODIFIED |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Deletes proposed language in GS 153A-340(b)(2) that referred to bona fide farm purposes, including specified activities as they occur on the affected farm property or land owned or leased to or from others by the farm owner, including other tracts of land in the state and land owned or leased in other states, and replaces it with language that states, for the purposes of this subdivision, "when performed on the farm," found in GS 106-581.1(6), includes the farm within the jurisdiction of the county and any other farm owned or leased to or from others by the bona fide farm operator, no matter where located.
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Deletes all of Part I(class-size flexibility) of the act, which amended the following sections: GS 115C-301, regarding the allocation of teachers and class size;GS 115C-47(10), regarding the power and duty of local boards of education to assure appropriate class size;and GS 115C-276(k), regarding the responsibility of local superintendents to report exceptions to individual class size and daily teaching load maximumsto the state Board of Education (SBE).
Deletesprovision in Part III which provided flexibility for charter schools in providing transportation for charter school students.
Directsthe Department of Public Instruction (DPI) to comply with GS 115C-12(19)(i), which provides that it is the duty of the SBEto "identify required reports and to eliminate unnecessary reports and paperwork." Requires DPI to reduce unnecessary reporting requirements for local school administrative units (LEAs) by not requiring separate submissions for the following reports: (1) the Principal's Monthly Report, (2) the LEA Vacancy Report, (3) the Professional Personnel Activity Report, (4) the Pupils in Membership by Race and Sex, (5) the Report of School Sales of Textbooks and Used Books, and (6) the School Activity Report. Permits DPI to collect any information contained in the eliminated reports that is necessary to comply with state or federal law through use of the PowerSchool application or any other component of the Instructional Improvement System (IIS) developed by DPI.
Provides that the Commission to Study the Provision of Exceptional Children's Services in the North Carolina Public Schools (Commission), established in this act,is to have 14 members(was, 12). Makes required changes in the Commission's composition to reflect the change in membership. Requires that one of themembers be an exceptional children's program director;one be an attorney with experience in education law related to public school services for exceptional children;one be a member of an advocacy group working on behalf of children with disabilities, as recommended by Disability Rights North Carolina;and one be a member of an advocacy group working on behalf of children with disabilities, as recommended by the Exceptional Children's Advocacy Center (removes school principal and a local school board member).
Requiresthe Commission conduct a study on the cost to educate students with disabilities and use the collected data to make recommendations to the General Assembly on needed revisions to the current state allotment formula for various components of the exceptional children's program operated by LEAs.
Removes the repeal of GS 115C-105.41, whichprovides forpersonal education plans (PEPs). Instead, amends GS 115C-105.41 to eliminate the reporting requirements regarding PEPs.
Senate committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes.
Amends GS 20-7, providing that an applicant using bioptic telescopic lenses will be eligible for a regular Class C driver's license if the applicant meets specified conditions (previous edition only provided for the eligibility for a regular driver's license). Requires applicants using bioptic telescopic lenses to also successfully pass a road test administered by the DMV, if requested, to be eligible for a regular Class C driver's license. Provides that the DMV may also require an applicant using bioptic telescopic lenses to successfully complete a behind-the-wheel training and assessment program.
Amends GS 20-7(4) and (5), making clarifying, technical, and conforming changes, including inserting "regular Class C drivers license" in the place of "regular drivers license."
Deletes language stating that nothing in this subsection requires the DMV to issue licenses or permits, pursuant to this section, at any location other than the DMV headquarters in Raleigh and that the DMV may select additional offices for testing pursuant to this subsection.
Amends the act's long title.
Intro. by Brock. | GS 20 |
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House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Amends GS 90-270.90 to delete the North Carolina Board of Music Therapy's power to issue interpretations of Article 18E (Music Therapy).
Intro. by Brody, Fisher, Insko, Warren. | GS 90 |
Allows multifamily developments on three specified tracts in the town of Aberdeen. Requires multifamily development on the described tracts to be subject to the town's land use plans, laws, and regulations that are in existence and effective for the described property on January 1, 2003.
Intro. by Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House. | Moore |
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Actions on Bills: 2013-04-24
H 35: LIMIT STATE FACILITIES FINANCE ACT DEBT (NEW).
H 75: KILAH'S LAW/INCREASE CHILD ABUSE PENALTIES.
H 150: ZONING/DESIGN & AESTHETIC CONTROLS.
H 153: ESTABLISH GENERAL GOV'T OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE.
H 173: REVISE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES REPORTING.
H 210: HONOR DOC WATSON.
H 238: MAINTAINING WATER & SEWER FISCAL HEALTH.
H 247: FREEDOM TO NEGOTIATE HEALTH CARE RATES.
H 278: HOAS/VOLUNTARY PRELITIGATION MEDIATION.
H 279: TRANSFER ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS.
H 303: HONOR MARINE CORPS & VMFA-312.
H 325: PARK FEES FOR ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY/VETERANS.
H 340: LIMITED LINES TRAVEL INSURANCE.
H 369: CRIMINAL LAW CHANGES.
H 371: CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT CERTIFICATION/FEE.-AB
H 388: ASSIGNED COUNSEL/AMEND AND CLARIFY.-AB
H 391: VOLUNTEER SERVICE IN RETIREMENT.
H 399: AMEND LAWS PERTAINING TO DHHS.-AB
H 410: CANCEL TITLE TO MANUFACTURED HOME.
H 452: 2013 SCHOOL SAFETY ACT.
H 457: TAXPAYER STANDING ACT.
H 466: AMEND PRIVATE PROTECTIVE SERVICES ACT/FEES.
H 473: NC CAPTIVE INSURANCE ACT.
H 488: REGIONALIZATION OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.
H 492: SAFEGUARD QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS-MEDICAID PCS (NEW).
H 513: CLARIFY DEALER PLATES LAW.
H 543: GUARDIANSHIP ROLES OF MHDDSA PROVIDERS (NEW).
H 548: MARINE FISHERIES RULEBOOK PRODUCTION.
H 572: NC EXTENSION & COMMUNITY ASSOC. ANNIVERSARY.
H 580: ESTABLISH STATEWIDE TELEPSYCHIATRY PROGRAM.
H 589: VIVA/ELECTION REFORM (NEW).
H 605: ESTABLISH AGING SUBCOMMITTEE/HHS OVERSIGHT.
H 609: NC CANCER TREATMENT FAIRNESS ACT.
H 635: INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT CUSTODY ORDERS.
H 641: AMEND CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE/1ST DRUG OFFENSE.
H 646: AIRPORTS EXEMPT FROM LOCAL TREE ORDINANCES.
H 673: BIOPTIC LENSES FOR DRIVERS LICENSE TESTS.
H 686: NC SEAFOOD PARK/NAME CHANGE.
H 688: AMEND CONTINUING ED REQ'S/CERT. WELL K'ORS.
H 701: IT PURCHASING/CONVENIENCE CONTRACTS.
H 704: STUDY AND ENCOURAGE USE OF TELEMEDICINE.
H 756: REFORM RECREATIONAL USE STATUTE.
H 760: SUMMER READING CAMPS.
H 761: REGULATORY REFORM ACT OF 2014.
H 763: ALLOW ALIMONY/POST SEP SUPP DURING MARRIAGE.
H 765: JURY INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHOOL BUDGET DISPUTE.
H 783: PYROTECHNICS TECHNICAL AND CONFORMING CHANGES.
H 824: EPI PEN IN SCHOOLS.
H 830: ADOPT STATE SYMBOLS.
H 841: URBAN FARMS/ZONING LAWS EXCLUSION.
H 879: GRAND JURORS/SERVICE.
H 892: NO FISCAL NOTE FOR RULE REPEAL.
H 937: AMEND VARIOUS FIREARMS LAWS.
H 1003: HONOR WSSU'S FOOTBALL TEAM.
S 10: GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION AND EFFICIENCY ACT (NEW).
S 36: APA TECHNICAL/CLARIFYING CHGES.
S 83: ENCOURAGE VOLUNTEER CARE IN FREE CLINICS.
S 91: PROHIBIT EXPUNCTION INQUIRY.
S 105: ADD TOWNS TO SHP.
S 122: SEX TRAFFICKING/SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION.
S 137: PROHIBIT CO-PAY WAIVER/MEDICAID PROVIDERS.
S 144: NONPROFIT GRANTS/INCREASE ACCOUNTABILITY.
S 148: EXEMPT CERTAIN STEEL TUBING/ELECTRICAL K'ORS.
S 189: AMEND LAW DEFINING HOME SCHOOLS.
S 228: HOAs/Lim. Com. Elements/Amend of Declaration (NEW).
S 240: DEVELOP RULES FOR RELEASE OF PATH MATERIALS.
S 243: BACK TO BASICS.
S 287: NOTICE PUBLICATION--CERTAIN LOCAL GOVS. (NEW).
S 369: NAME CHANGE REQUIREMENTS FOR MINORS.
S 377: SUSPEND TRUCK INSPECTION/SEVERE WEATHER.
S 378: ASSESS PROPANE DEALERS/DISTRIBUTORS.
S 399: CRIMINAL DEFENDANT MAY WAIVE JURY TRIAL.
S 439: AMEND & RESTATE NC LIMITED LIABILITY CO. ACT.
S 452: JURISDICTIONAL AMTS/ARBITRATION/SM CLAIMS CT.
S 454: REGISTRATION OF PETROLEUM DEVICE TECHNICIANS.-AB
S 455: INCREASED PENALTY/SEED LAW VIOLATIONS.-AB
S 460: RAIL CORRIDOR LEASE/CITY OF BELMONT (NEW).
S 461: CDL CHANGES.
S 505: CLARIFY AGRICULTURAL ZONING.
S 516: PUBLIC SCHOOL REGULATORY REFORM.
S 539: JURY LIST/DATE OF BIRTH INFORMATION.
S 545: MASTER METERS/LANDLORD-TENANT AGREEMENT.
S 568: BIOPTIC LENSES FOR DRIVERS LICENSE TESTS.
S 594: OMNIBUS JUSTICE AMENDMENTS.
S 625: LIMIT CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENTS.
Actions on Bills: 2013-04-24
H 234: CLARIFY PENDER COUNTY ABC LAWS (NEW).
H 292: MORATORIUM/LAWSUITS FOR SCH. FUNDS (NEW).
H 347: AMEND GREENSBORO FIRE RETIREMENT/CHARTER (NEW).
H 365: SPECIAL ELECTION CHATHAM CO. SCHOOL BD.
H 427: MIDDLESEX/EXTEND MAYOR'S TERM TO FOUR YEARS.
H 441: ROBESON COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
H 524: GREENSBORO CHARTER AMENDMENTS.
H 538: APEX LAND USE CHANGES.
H 555: DESIGN-BUILD/BUNCOMBE.
H 671: MILLS RIVER/DEANNEXATION.
H 1004: TOWN OF ABERDEEN MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT.
S 56: WALLACE/SATELLITE ANNEXATIONS.
S 311: APEX/CARY/RALEIGH ROW USAGE IN CBD.
S 325: WAKE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICTS.
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