House amendment makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Provides that a secondary metals recycler or salvage yard may purchase a motor vehicle without a certificate of title if the motor vehicle is 10 (was 12) model years old or older and the secondary metals recycler or salvage yard complies with specified requirements.
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House amendment to the 3rd edition makes the following changes. Requires that $7,300 of the proceeds of the sale be appropriated to the Department of Administration to conduct the appraisal required by the act.
Intro. by Howard. | UNCODIFIED |
House amendment makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Changes the long title.
Enacts new subsection, GS 83A-3(c), providing that the Board of Architecture (Board) has the power to acquire, hold, rent, encumber, alienate, and otherwise deal with real property in the same manner as a private person or corporation, subject only to approval of the Governor and the Council of State. Provides that collateral pledged by the Board for an encumbrance will be limited to the assets, income, and revenues of the Board.
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Deletes the provisions of the 1st edition and replaces it with the following. Amends GS 97-90(f) to require the Industrial Commission to hear and determine disputes between an employee's current and past attorney regarding the division of a fee as approved under the statute (legal and medical fees to be approved by Commission; misdemeanor to receive fees unapproved by Commission, or to solicit employment in adjusting claims; agreement for fee or compensation). Provides for the right of appeal for an attorney who is party to an action under the new subsection.
Intro. by Murry. | GS 97 |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Makes the provisions of this act no longer applicable to the North Carolina State Building Code Residential Code (Residential Code), deleting requirement that the Building Code Council adopt an energy conservation part for the Residential Code identical to the energy conservation part contained in the 2009 Residential Code. Also deletes provision that repeals the energy conservation part of the 2012 Residential Code. Makes additional conforming changes. Makes a technical correction to include all effective dates in a single section and makes conforming changes to the effective date to reflect amendments to the provisions of the act.
Intro. by Torbett. | UNCODIFIED |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
The 1st edition required the Turnpike Authority (Authority)to collect tolls on any existing interstate highways under specified conditions. Amends GS 136-89.198 to instead provide that the Authority may collect tolls on existing interstate highway capacity if specified conditions are met. Amends two of those conditions torequire that the Authority (1) continuously maintain the same number of general non-toll lanes on the affected segment that were availablebefore theimposition of any tolls and maintain access to non-toll lanes at all times during repairs or maintenance of non-toll lanesand (2) usethe revenue generated from the tolls to increase capacity on the portion of the interstate highway where the toll is collected.
Deletes requirement that the revenue generated from the collected tolls be used by the Authority to repair and maintain the interstate on which the tolls were collected.
Provides that the provisions of this act apply to any construction project on an existing interstate highway after the effective date of this act.
Amends the title of the act.
Intro. by Collins, Torbett, Floyd, Wray. | GS 136 |
House committee substitute to be summarized.
Intro. by Hanes, Lambeth. |
House amendment to the 2nd edition makes the following changes. Adds the North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence to those entities that the Department of Public Safety must consult with on recommendations regarding implementation and cost impact of allowing a court to order electronic monitoring of a defendant who has committed domestic violence.
Intro. by Lambeth, S. Ross, Schaffer. | GS 50B |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Requires that the Minimum Design Criteria (MDC) developed by theDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for stormwater programs must include all requirements for siting, site preparation, design and construction, and post-construction monitoring and evaluation necessary for DENR to issue stormwater permits that comply with state water quality standards adopted under GS 143-214.1, GS 143-214.7, and GS 143-215.3(a)(1). Makes a conforming change to proposed GS 143-214.7B requiring that permits issued under the fast-track permitting process also comply with the state water quality standards adopted under the cited statutes.
Intro. by Millis, Moffitt, Catlin, Hardister. | GS 143 |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Amends GS 20-118(c)(17) to modify one of the conditions that must be met in order to be exempt from the weight limitations and penalties in (b) and (e) to require that the truck be used in connection with the installation, restoration, or maintenance of utility services within a county located wholly or partly west of I-77 (was, in a portion of the state), and the terrain, road widths, and other naturally occurring conditions prevent the safe navigation and operation of a truck with more than a single axle or using a trailer.
Changes the effective date of the act from when it becomes law to January 1, 2014.
Intro. by Presnell. | GS 20 |
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Amends proposed GS 20-21.11(a1) to make a tower provide specified information, when a vehicle is towed as provided in GS 20-219.10, to the local law enforcement agency having jurisdiction through calling the phone number designated by the local law enforcement agency having jurisdiction (was, provide the specified information to the local 911 call center). Makes conforming changes, replacing the local 911 call center with local law enforcement agency having jurisdiction. Updates the act's titles.
Intro. by Moffitt. | GS 20 |
House amendment to the 2nd edition makes the following changes. Changes the act's effective date from when the act becomes law to October 1, 2013.
Intro. by Presnell. | GS 143 |
House amendment makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Amends the enactment clause, providing that Sections 2 (amending GS 90-85.15A) and 5 (amending GS 90-106) apply to acts occurring, and Sections 3 (amending GS 90-85.50) and 4 (amending GS 90-85.52) apply to audits commencing, on or after October 1, 2013.
Intro. by Murry, Martin, Wray, Wilkins. | GS 90 |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Provides that the Department of Transportation (DOT) will consider exceptions to the sight distance requirement for driveway locations in instances where the curves of the road are close and frequent (previous edition required DOT to amend its policies on driveway access). Provides that exceptions will be granted in instances where sufficient sight distance can be provided or established through other means. Establishes that the DOT will consider lowering the speed limit on the relevant portion of the road, when appropriate.
Provides that this act only applies to sections of roadway where the minimum sight distance, as defined in "Policy on Street and Driveway Access to North Carolina Highways," is not available for a proposed driveway.
Intro. by Elmore, Stevens. | UNCODIFIED |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends (b)(2), Transfer to Insurer of GS 20-109.1, Surrender of titles to salvage vehicles, providing that in cases where a salvage vehicle owner doesn't give certificate of title to the insurer within 30 days of payment of the claim and the insurer seeks to transfer title to a buyer, if the records of the DMV show there is an outstanding lien against the vehicle immediately before the payment of the claim and if the payment was made to a lienholder or to a lienholder and the owner jointly, the proof of payment must include evidence that funds were paid to the first lienholder shown in the records of the DMV. Clarifies that notice is to be sent to the address on record with the DMV.
Provides that a request to have the DMV send the used motor vehicle dealer a form to transfer the title, in cases of abandoned vehicles, must be accompanied by a copy of the notice required by GS 20-109.1(e1) and proof of delivery of the notice sent to the owner and lienholder.
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Amends GS 20-129 to change the vehicles to which the requirements apply, to motor vehicles manufactured after December 31, 1970 (was, December 31, 1955).
Intro. by Stam, B. Brown. | GS 20 |
House amendment makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Amends GS 153A-364 and GS 160A-424, Inspections for hazardous or unlawful conditions, establishing limitations on the aggregate of targeted areas, in a county or city, in which inspections pursuant to a targeted effort to respond to blighted or potentially blighted conditions are conducted. Provides that the total aggregate of the targeted areas cannot be greater than one square mile or 5% of the area within the county, whichever is greater. Further establishes that the targeted area designated by the city or county must reflect the city's or county's neighborhood revitalization strategy and address significant levels of disrepair.
Provides that a city or county cannot adopt or enforce any ordinance requiring an owner or manager of rental property to obtain a permit or permission to lease or rent residential real property or register rental property except in regards to individual rental units that have more than seven verified violations (was, three for counties and two for cities) of housing ordinances or codes in a rolling 12 month period (previously, was not a rolling 12 month period) or upon the property being identified within the top 4% of properties with crime or disorder problems, or an individual unit with two or more violations in a rolling 30-day period (previously, the exception for two or more violations in a 30-day period was not included). Provides that a city or county cannot levy a special fee or tax on residential rental property that is not also levied against other commercial and residential properties, except as authorized by the General Assembly (previously, an exception for the General Assembly authorization was not included).
Amends GS 153A-364 and GS 160A-424, deleting specified language in the definition of the term verified that was concerned with the non-renewal of a tenant's lease after a court finds against an owner or manager in a summary ejectment action.
Enacts new GS 153A-364(g) and (h) and GS 160A-424(g) and (h), providing that if an individual unit has a violation of GS 42-42(a)(8) and that violation cannot be corrected or cured under this section, it will be considered a verified violation. Also provides that if a city or county takes action against a unit under this section, the city or county must provide an independent review process, with an independent decision maker, where the unit owner can appeal the violation that is determined to be the responsibility of the owner.
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Changes the long title.
Deletes the provisions of the previous edition.
Amends GS 143-138, North Carolina State Building Code, providing that building rules also do not apply to primitive camps or to primitive farm buildings. Adds and defines primitive camp and primitive farm building for the purposes of the subsection. Makes conforming changes.
Intro. by Jordan, McGrady, Dollar. | GS 143 |
House amendments make the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Amendment #1 amends proposed subsection (b) of GS 7A-223 toprohibit the magistrate in a summary ejectment action from continuing the case for more than five days or until the next session of small claims court, whichever is longer, without the consent ofboth parties (was, no continuance more than five days without the consent of both parties).
Amendment #2 deletes changes to GS 42-28 regarding the issuance of a summons in a summary ejectment action by the clerk and deletes changes to GS 42-29 regarding the service of summons in a summary ejectment action.
Makes conforming changes to renumber the sections of the act accordingly.
House amendment makes the following change to the 2nd edition. Makes a technical correction to new GS 90-85.15B.(3) to delete an extraneous preposition.
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Deletes the provisions of the 1st edition and replaces it with the following. Establishes the eight-member Study Committee on Spirituous Liquor Sales by Distilleries to Tour Patrons (Committee) and specifies appointment of the Committee members. Requires the Committee to study the feasibility of and associated costs and benefits associated with allowing distillery permit holders to sell spirituous liquor distilled at the distillery to patrons participating in distillery tours. Provides for Committee cochairs, powers, and staffing. Requires a final report to the 2013 General Assembly when it reconvenes in 2014. Terminates the Committee upon the earlier of filing of the final report or adjournment sine die. Updates the act's titles.
Intro. by J. Bell, Moffitt, B. Brown, G. Graham. | STUDY |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Changes the long title.
Amends GS 143-64.31, providing that, for purposes of this Article, the definitions in GS 143-138.1B and GS 143-128.1C apply. Makes an organizational change.
Amends GS 143-64.32, establishing that projects with an estimated professional fee of less than $50,000 (was $30,000) can be exempt from the provisions of this Article.
Amends GS 143-128(a1), adding a new subsection, expanding the list of authorized construction methods for which the state, a county, a municipality, or other public body must award contracts to erect, construct, alter, or repair buildings to include design-build bridging contracts pursuant to GS 143-128.1B. Makes a technical change.
Amends GS 143-128.1A, making technical and conforming changes. Provides that a governmental entity must establish in writing the criteria for determining when the design-build method is appropriate. Enumerates criteria for determining an appropriate design-build method, including a new criteria requiring a good faith effort to comply with specified provisions and to recruit and select small business entities. Makes a technical deletion. Deletes clause stating that the purpose of requiring a public notice of information for government projects is for fair and open competition. Makes organizational changes. Deletes the requirement that a government entity must provide the state construction office with a copy of the public notice before or when it is issued. Makes various changes to the design-build evaluation and selection process.
Enacts new GS 143-128.1B, entitled Design-Build bridging contracts, providing the definitions for use in the section, including design-build bridging, design-builder, design criteria, design professional, first tier subcontractor, and governmental entity. Requires a governmental entity to establish in writing the criteria used for determining when it is appropriate to use a design criteria design professional for certain projects. Sets outs the minimum requirements for what the criteria must address, including any time constraints for the delivery of the project and the ability to ensure that a quality project can be delivered. Requires a governmental entity to select a design professional, prior to entering into a contract for design-build services, to serve as its representative for the procurement process. Sets out the duties and responsibilities of the design criteria design professional, including preparing a design criteria package equal to 35% of the completed design documentation. Sets out the other required parts of the design criteria package. Requires a public notice of the request for proposals and sets out 10 items of general information that must be included in the notice, including the project site and the project scope. Sets out further design-build contractor selection requirements.
Enacts new GS 143-128.1C, Public-private partnership construction contracts, which was previously included in the 1st edition as GS 143-128.1B, with technical, clarifying, and conforming changes. Adds and defines the terms state entity and state supported financing arrangement. Provides that a governmental entity, that is a public body, must determine that it has a critical need for a capital improvement project (CIP) in an open meeting of that public body. Also requires development contracts to specify the responsibility to put forth a good faith effort to comply with specified provisions regarding minority and small business entities. Specifies bonding requirements, including requiring a payment bond in the amount of 100% (was 125%) of the total anticipated amount of the construction contracts to be entered into between the private developer and the contractors to design or contract the required improvements. Provides that if a payment bond is obtained for a development contract and maintained throughout the public-private project, then the provisions of Article 2 of Chapter 44A will not apply to that public-private project.
Provides new provisions requiring a governmental entity to make a summary of the development contract terms available, with directions on how to obtain or access the complete development contract. Also sets out requirements for the approval and requirements of capital and operating leases. Establishes exceptions to the applicability of this section.
Amends GS 143-128.1, Construction management at risk contracts, incorporating good faith effort requirements for minority business participation and small business solicitation requirements into the section.
Provides that this act is effective October 1, 2013, and applies to projects bid on or after that date, and public-private development contracts entered into on or after that date. This act expires on July 1, 2019.
Intro. by Arp, Bryan, Moffitt, Hager. | GS 143 |
House amendment makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Amends subsection (a) of GS 163-278.12to requirean individual or entity incurring expenses in excess of $1,000 (was, $300)for making independent expenditures, but not otherwise required to report them,to file a statement of such expenditures with the appropriate board of elections. Makes conforming changes to subdivisions (1) and (2) of subsection(d) of this section, regarding the requirements for making an initial report of independent expenditures as required under this section. Deletes provision that required reporting the incurring of expenses or receipt of donations exceeding $1,000 within 48 hours to further independent expenditures. Adds new subsection (h) to provide that the amounts in subsection (a) and subdivision (d)(1) of this section is $300, and not $1,000, if the independent expenditures pertain to a municipal election or a municipalcandidate.
Intro. by Lewis, D. Ross, Luebke. | GS 163 |
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Senate amendment to the 2nd edition makes the following changes. Makes a clarifying technical change.
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends GS 20-16.2(d) to clarify that a person whose license is administratively revoked under GS 20-16.2may request a hearing but that request does not stay the revocation of the person's license if the person has had a civil procedure under eitherthe procedures in subsection (e) or (f) of GS 20-16.5 and the judicial official (e) or the clerk (f) found that there was probable cause to believe that specified conditions concerning that the person willfully refused to submit to a chemical analysis. Also clarifies that the hearing officer may subpoena any witnesses or documents that the hearing officer believes necessary before a requested hearing.
Amends the bill title.
Intro. by Brunstetter, Rabon. | GS 20 |
Senate amendment to the 2nd edition makes the following changes. Amends the act's provisions so that it only applies to a person accused of any noncapital criminal offense. Makes a conforming change to the act's long title.
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Delets amendments to GS 50C-1, which removed the defintion for "stalking," and deletes modifications to the definition for "unlawful conduct."
Amends GS 50C-2(b) to provide that in addition to assessing costs to the plaintiff for the filing or service of the complaint, attorneys' fees may also be assessed against the plaintiff if after the presentation of evidence, the court makes specified findings. Amends those findings to include a finding thatthe plaintiff was not a victim in the case (was, the plaintiff (1) initiated the action for an improper purpose to harass the defendantor (2) had knowledge that he or she was not the victim of unlawful conduct). Provides that a plaintiff's failure to comply with procedural requirements in GS Chapter 50C cannot be a basis for a finding that the plaintiff was not a victim.
Deletes previous changes to GS 50C-5(b), which modified language regarding the issuance of orders to cease stalking and to cease harassment of the victim; however, amends subdivision (7) of that subsection to make a conforming change adding the assessment of attorneys' fees to either party as relief that may be granted by the court.Makes organizational changes to GS 50C-8(a).
Amends the act's titles.
Intro. by Tarte. | GS 50C |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends GS 14-118.7, Possession, transfer, or use of automated sales suppression device, providing that the penalty for any person convicted of a violation of this section is a Class H felony and a fine of up to $10,000 (previously, no fine was included).
Intro. by McKissick, Brown, Daniel. | GS 14 |
Senate committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Deletes proposed changes to GS 75A-6.1(c) and instead amends the subsection to make violation of the navigation rules specified in (a) an infraction (was, a Class 3 misdemeanor).
Amends GS 75A-131.1 (concerning skin and scuba divers in boating waters) to make violation of the statute an infraction (was, Class 3 misdemeanor subject to a maximum $25 fine).
Makes clarifying changes to GS 75A-13.3(b1).
Amends GS 75A-13.3(c3) to provide that a vessel livery that fails to provide basic safety instruction is responsible for an infraction (was, guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor).
Makes clarifying changes to GS 75A-16.2(c).
Amends GS 75A-17(f) to make violation of requirement to slow to a no-wake speed when passing within 100 feet of a law enforcement vessel displaying a flashing blue light an infraction (was, a Class 3 misdemeanor).
Deletes proposed changes to GS 75A-18 and instead provides that a person who violates a provision of the Boating Safety Act, or a rule adopted under the Chapter's authority, is responsible for an infraction (was, Class 3 misdemeanor subject to a maximum fine of $250).
Amends the act's long title.
Senate committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Amends proposed GS 14-7.36 to delete the provision stating that the Article did not apply if the evidence of the use or display of the firearm is needed to prove an element of the firearm-related felony. Makes technical changes.
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Amends GS 14-203.1, Definitions, making a technical change to the definition for advance prostitution. Adds prostitute and prostitution as new terms. Deletes the term and definitions for sexual act. Amends GS 14-203.2, Prostitution, providing that any person who knowingly engages in prostitution is guilty of a Class I misdemeanor.
Amends GS 14-203.2 to provide for conditional discharge for a first offender (was, deferred prosecution). Sets out the requirements and conditions for conditional discharge, the same as previously set out for deferred prosecution in the previous edition. Establishes that discharge and dismissal under this subsection will not be considered as a conviction for the purposes of structured sentencing or for purposes of disqualifications or disabilities imposed by law when convicted of a crime. Minors suspected of or charged with a violation are to be taken into temporary protected custody as undisciplined juveniles under Article 19, GS Chapter 7B.
Amends GS 14-203.3, renaming subsection to Solicitation of prostitution (was, Solicitation of a sexual act), deleting the language of the previous edition. Establishes that any person who solicits another for the purpose of prostitution is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor for a first offense and a Class I felony for a second or subsequent offense. Provides that solicitation of a minor, by anyone 18 years or older, for the purpose of prostitution is a Class C felony and solicitation of a person who is severely or profoundly mentally disabled for the purpose of prostitution is a Class C felony. Makes technical and clarifying changes to the sentencing guidelines of the subsection.
Amends GS 14-203.5, renaming subsection to Promoting prostitution of a minor or mentally disabled person, (was, Promoting prostitution of a minor). Provides that administering drugs or alcoholic intoxicants to a minor or mentally disabled person is without consent if without consent of parent or legal guardian or is performed or permitted (was, performed) by the parent or guardian for other than medical purposes. Amends the forefeiture portion of the statute so that it includes prostitution of a mentally disabled person in the provisions for this section, which previously only applied to prostitution of a minor. Makes clarifying, technical, and conforming changes.
Amends GS 14-203.6, Patronizing a prostitute, establishing that any person who knowingly performs any of the following acts with a person not his or her spouse commits the offense of patronizing a prostitute:
- Engaging in vaginal intercourse, any sexual act as found in GS 14-27.1(14), or any sexual contact as defined in GS 14-27.1(5) for the purpose of sexual arousal or gratification, with a prostitute.
- Entering or remaining in a place of prostitution with intent to engage in vaginal intercourse, any sexual act in GS 14-27.1(4), or any sexual contact as defined in GS 14-27.1(5) for the purpose of sexual arousal or gratification.
Makes technical and clarifying changes to the sentencing guidelines of the subsection.
Deletes Section 6 of the previous act, which proposed a new subsection GS 14-203.15, Vehicle impoundment.
Amends GS 14-203.7, renaming subsection to Patronizing a minor or mentally disabled person engaged in prostitution, (was, Patronizing a minor engaged in prostitution). Amends the definition of the offense, providing that any person, 18 years of age or older, that engages in vaginal intercourse, any sexual act as defined in GS 14-27.1(4), or any sexual contact as defined in GS 14-27.1(5) for the purpose of sexual arousal or gratification with a prostitute that is a minor commits the offense of patronizing a minor engaged in prostitution. Similarly, any person that engages in vaginal intercourse, any sexual act as defined in GS 14-27.1(4), or any sexual contact as defined in GS 14-27.1(5) for the purpose of sexual arousal or gratification with a prostitute that is a severely or profoundly mentally disabled person commits the offense of patronizing a mentally disabled person in prostitution. Makes conforming and clarifying changes.
Amends GS 14-203.10, Certain probation conditions, making a technical change.
Amends GS 15A-290(c)(1), making conforming changes.
Enacts new subsection GS 15A-1341(a3), defining deferred prosecution for prostitution, providing that a defendant whose prosecution is deferred pursuant to GS 14-203.2(b) may be placed on probation as provided in this Article.
Amends GS 15A-1342(a1), making conforming changes.
Amends GS 15A-1415(b), making a technical and clarifying change.
Amends GS 15A-1461.1, Motion by the defendant to vacate prostitution conviction for sex trafficking victim, providing that the court can grant the motion if, in the discretion of the court, the violation was a result of the defendant having been a victim of human trafficking or sexual servitude (previously, only included human trafficking). Makes a clarifying change.
Amends GS 15A-145.6, Expunctions for certain defendants convicted of prostitution, changing the definition of a prostitution offense to a conviction for (1) a violation under GS 14-203.2 or (2) engaging in prostitution in violation of GS 14-204(7) for an offense that occurred prior to December 1, 2013. Makes a clarifying change. Amends criteria for expunction to establish that a person can meet one of the following new criteria and qualify to submit a petition if other existing criteria are met: (1) have no prior convictions for a prostitution offense and at least three years has passed since the date of conviction or the completion of any active sentence, period of probation, and post-release supervision, whichever occurs later; (2) the person received a conditional discharge pursuant to GS 14-203.3(b); or (3) participation in the offense was a result of being a trafficking victim under specified statutes or a victim of a severe form of trafficking under the federal Trafficking Victims Protection Act. Deletes the requirement that a petition for expunction cannot be filed earlier than three years after the person has served the full sentence imposed on the person. Deletes language that required the district attorney to make his or her best efforts to contact the victim, if any, to notify the victim of the request for expunction prior to the date of the hearing. Makes a clarifying change. Amends requirements, that if met, requires the court to restore the person to the status occupied prior to the arrest or indictment, providing that the petitioner has to remain of good moral character and be free of conviction of any felony or misdemeanor, other than a traffic violation, since the date of the conviction of the prostitution offense in question (previously, required a three year clean period from the date of the conviction).
Amends GS 15A-150(a), providing that the clerk of superior court must file with the AOC, as soon as practicable, the names of persons granted a conditional discharge under GS 14-203.2.
Amends GS 15A-151(a), making conforming changes, adding references to new GS 15A-145.6, which provides for expunction, establishing to whom information about the specified expunctions can be disclosed.
Amends GS 7B-101(1)(d), making a conforming change.
Amends GS 14-208.6(5), GS 90-210.25B(b), and GS 115C-296(d)(2), discarding changes from the previous edition that deleted language referencing repealed sections GS 14-190.18 and GS 14-190.19, now referencing the sections as former GS 14-190.18 and former GS 14-190.19. Makes conforming changes, adding mentally disabled person to references to GS 14-203.5 and GS 14-203.7.
Senate amendment to the 2nd edition makes the following changes.
Amends GS 14-203.7, Patronizing a minor or mentally disabled person engaged in prostitution, deleting language which provided for an affirmative defense to the charge for reasonable belief that the person was age 18 or over or was not severely or profoundly mentally disabled. Makes conforming changes.
Amends GS 15A-1416.1, Motion by the defendant to vacate prostitution conviction for sex trafficking victim, providing that a motion for appropriate relief (MAR) seeking to vacate a conviction for prostitution based on the grounds set out in GS 15A-1415(b)(10) must be filed in the court where the conviction occurred (previously, provided that the Court of Appeals had jurisdiction to hear an MAR).
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House amendment to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Adds that the act applies only to construction projects and renovations funded entirely with county funds and coordinated by Buncombe County for College uses and purposes between January 1, 2012, and December 31, 2018.
Intro. by Ramsey, Moffitt. | Buncombe |
House amendment to the 1st edition makes the following changes. Corrects the repeal of Article V of the Statesville Charter to refer to only Section 1 of SL 2007-238 instead of al of SL 2007-238.
Intro. by Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House. | Iredell |
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Actions on Bills: 2013-05-13
H 13: STATE AGENCY PROPERTY USE/BIENNIAL REPORT.
H 26: STRENGTHEN LAWS/VEHICLE THEFT.
H 60: TRANSFER OF INDIAN CULTURAL CENTER PROPERTY.
H 74: REGULATORY REFORM ACT OF 2013 (NEW).
H 92: GSC TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS 2013.
H 168: DIVISION OF ATTY'S FEES IN WORKERS' COMP (NEW).
H 201: BUILDING REUTILIZATION FOR ECONOMIC DEV. ACT.
H 204: UPDATE/MODERNIZE/MIDWIFERY PRACTICE ACT.
H 219: UPDATE REFERENCES/CHILD BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK (NEW).
H 254: ZONING CHANGES/NOTICE TO MILITARY BASES.
H 267: CAPTIVE INSURANCE AMENDMENTS (NEW).
H 281: RECORD OF EXCUSALS FROM JURY DUTY.
H 311: REPEAL LITERACY TEST.
H 336: CONTINUING BUDGET AUTHORITY (NEW).
H 343: COURTS/PROCEDURE AND FEE AMENDMENTS.-AB
H 362: DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY CHANGES.-AB
H 364: TREAS.DEBT ISSUANCE ACCOUNTABILITY/PED STDY (NEW).
H 374: RESCIND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION CALLS.
H 428: NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL BUS SAFETY ACT.
H 433: LAND USE SURROUNDING MILITARY INSTALLATIONS.
H 440: NORTH CAROLINA BENEFIT CORPORATION ACT.
H 442: MUNICIPAL INCORPORATION CHANGES.
H 444: CONFIRM ANDREW T. HEATH TO INDUSTRIAL COMM.
H 473: NC CAPTIVE INSURANCE ACT.
H 477: ALLISON'S LAW/USE OF GPS TRACKING DEVICE/DVPO.
H 480: ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING REFORM.
H 552: REMOVE AREA FROM COUNTY SERVICE DISTRICT.
H 593: REGISTER OF DEEDS HOURS.
H 609: NC CANCER TREATMENT FAIRNESS ACT.
H 615: REMOVE REVOCATION FOR DWLR (NEW).
H 620: STREAMLINE SALES FOR MECHANICS LIENS.
H 623: MODIFY WEIGHT LIMITS FOR LINE TRUCKS.
H 625: ZONING/HEALTH CARE STRUCTURE.
H 626: NOTIFY LAW ENFORCEMENT OF TOWED VEHICLES (NEW).
H 628: PROTECT/PROMOTE LOCALLY SOURCED BLDG. MTRL'S (NEW).
H 629: AMEND DEFINITION OF SPECIAL PURPOSE PROJECT.
H 656: FORFEITURE FOR SPEEDING TO ELUDE REVISIONS.
H 664: CELL TOWER DEPLOYMENT ACT.
H 675: AMEND PHARMACY LAWS.
H 677: CONSOLIDATION OF CERTAIN FIRE DISTRICTS (NEW).
H 684: INCREASE DRIVEWAY SAFETY ON CURVY ROADS.
H 698: BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR FIREFIGHTERS.
H 727: ALT. PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING SALVAGE TITLE.
H 759: REQUIRED NUMBER OF OPERATING BRAKE LIGHTS.
H 765: JURY INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHOOL BUDGET DISPUTE.
H 773: LOCAL GOV'TS/BLDGS/STRUCTURES/INSPECTIONS.
H 774: BUILDING CODE EXCLUSION/PRIMITIVE STRUCTURES.
H 794: VOTER FREEDOM ACT OF 2013.
H 796: EXEMPT CERTAIN COLUMBARIUMS/CEMETERY ACT.
H 802: LANDLORD/TENANT/SHORTEN EVICTION TIME.
H 810: MODIFY CERTAIN CEMETERY REQUIREMENTS.
H 813: BAN SYNTHETIC CANNABINOIDS (NEW).
H 817: STRATEGIC TRANSPORTATION INVESTMENTS (NEW).
H 832: EXPAND PHARMACISTS' IMMUNIZING AUTHORITY.
H 842: STUDY OF SPIRITOUS LIQUOR SALES-DISTILLERY (NEW).
H 850: POSSESSION OF NEEDLES/TELL LAW OFFICER.
H 854: BROADBAND/USF STUDY (NEW).
H 857: PUBLIC CONTRACTS/CONSTRUCTION METHODS/DB/P3.
H 884: DROPOUT PREV./RECOVERY PILOT CHARTER SCHOOL (NEW).
H 918: ELECTIONEERING AND IE REPORTING CHANGES.
H 919: CAMPAIGN FINANCE ELECTRONIC REPORTING.
H 930: DOG BREEDING STDS./LAW ENFORCEMENT TOOLS.
H 968: INCREASE SUCCESSFUL CTE PARTICIPATION.
H 969: BROADEN SUCCESSFUL AP PARTICIPATION.
H 1002: RAIL CORRIDOR LEASE/TOWN OF BELMONT.
H 1011: GOVERNMENT REORG. AND EFFICIENCY ACT.
S 25: HUNTING & FISHING/ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY.
S 32: PERIODIC REVIEW AND EXPIRATION OF RULES.
S 73: LOCAL WORKFORCE DEV./DISLOCATED WORKERS.
S 78: LAW ENFORCEMENT PRIVACY/PUBLIC WEB SITES.
S 83: ENCOURAGE VOLUNTEER CARE IN FREE CLINICS.
S 101: WC/INFLATION INDEXING FOR ORGAN INJURY/LOSS (NEW).
S 107: DECRIMINALIZE DIRECT ENTRY MIDWIFERY.
S 127: ENERGY/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MODIFICATIONS (NEW).
S 132: HEALTH CURRICULUM/PRETERM BIRTH.
S 193: MODIFY P3 ETHICS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
S 252: INCREASE PENALTY/CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE CRIMES.
S 264: ABATE NUISANCES/DRUG SALES FROM STORES.
S 287: NOTICE PUBLICATION--CERTAIN LOCAL GOVS. (NEW).
S 292: IMMEDIATE LICENSE REVOCATION FOR REFUSAL.
S 321: INMATE COSTS/CT.APPT./NOTARIES.
S 327: CLARIFY MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSING LAW.
S 370: RESPECT FOR STUDENT PRAYER/RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY (NEW).
S 393: CONSTRUCTIVE FRAUD/LIMITATIONS PERIOD.
S 399: CRIMINAL DEFENDANT MAY WAIVE JURY TRIAL.
S 403: OMNIBUS ELECTION CLARIFICATIONS (NEW).
S 407: ELECTRONIC VEHICLE LIEN/TITLE.
S 409: ASSESS COSTS/RESTRAINING ORDERS (NEW).
S 420: UI LAWS ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (NEW).
S 431: CONFIRM COMMISSIONER OF BANKS.
S 432: MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY.
S 444: UNC/CHEROKEE LANGUAGE.
S 454: REGISTRATION OF PETROLEUM DEVICE TECHNICIANS.-AB
S 465: PROHIBIT USE OF TAX ZAPPER SOFTWARE.
S 468: ALIGN INSPECTIONS W/INSTALLER LICENSING.
S 473: HEALTH COST TRANSP/SPEAKER AND PPT STANDING (NEW).
S 483: DOJ LEASES/SETOFF DEBT (NEW).
S 490: EXCLUDE CUSTOM SOFTWARE FROM PROPERTY TAX (NEW).
S 494: COMMUNITY SERVICE/POST-RELEASE SUPERVISION.
S 530: PROHIBIT E-CIGARETTE SALES TO MINORS.
S 542: DRUG TESTING FOR LTC APPLICANTS & EMPLOYEES.
S 553: LME/MCO ENROLLEE GRIEVANCES & APPEALS.
S 626: RECODIFY ANIMAL SHELTER LAW.
S 630: EVIDENCE & DNA EXPUNCTION LAWS.-AB
S 635: TRANSMISSION LINE OWNERSHIP.
S 636: WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMM. PENALTY CHANGES.
S 638: NC FARM ACT OF 2013.
S 648: NC COMMERCE PROTECTION ACT OF 2014 (NEW).
S 676: 10 YR. MIN FOR 2ND GUN FELONY CONVICTION.
S 683: SAFE HARBOR/VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING.
S 719: STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS/RIGHTS & RECOGNITION.
Actions on Bills: 2013-05-13
H 116: CARRBORO OFFICE OF ALDERMAN.
H 501: BUNCOMBE CTY/COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROJECTS.
H 504: LOCAL ELECTRONIC NOTICE.
H 526: CHADBOURN VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION.
H 533: DETENTION OF MENTALLY ILL IN FACILITY (NEW).
H 545: MODIFY HENDERSON CO. OCCUPANCY TAX.
H 551: AMEND WILMINGTON FIREFIGHTERS' RELIEF FUND.
H 562: CRAMERTON CHARTER REVISAL.
H 567: LUMBERTON DEANNEXATION.
H 870: DUPLIN COUNTY BOARDS OF COMMS. AND EDUC. (NEW).
H 1001: REPEAL STATESVILLE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD.
S 288: WAKE COMM VACANCY & ABERDEEN ZONING (NEW).
S 314: DURHAM COUNTY WATER/WASTEWATER PLANT PROJECTS.
S 315: MUNICIPAL SERVICES (NEW).
S 380: CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS INT'L AIRPORT COMMISSION
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