House committee substitute deletes the provisions of the 1st edition and now provides the following.

Includes whereas clauses.

Part I.

Directs the UNC Board of Governors (BOG) to study and evaluate the impact of undergraduate summer school courses in improving academic success, overall college completion rates, and four-year graduation rates and potential funding options. Specifically requires the BOG to examine and include in its report at least the most recent six years of available data, both system wide and by each constituent institution, when available, including examining the most utilized undergraduate summer school courses, evaluating the funding methods for summer school courses or year-round enrollment in other state public university systems, examining the impact of undergraduate summer school instruction on current faculty contracts, and examining campus services provided to students enrolled in the summer school courses, among other required data. Requires the BOG to report to the specified NCGA committee and division by March 15, 2020, on its findings, recommendations, and potential funding options. 

Part II.

Directs that, from the funds appropriated by the act for the 2019-21 fiscal biennium to the BOG for the College Advising Corps program, that the BOG provide a directed grant to the National College Advising Corps Inc. (CAC) to support an expansion of the placement of college advisers in NC public schools through its program over a three-year period. Describes the CAC and its program. Appropriates the following amounts to the BOG for each fiscal year of the 2019-21 fiscal biennium to CAC to expand the placement of college advisers pursuant to the act: $1,881,861 in recurring funds for the 2019-20 fiscal year; and $618,139 in recurring funds for the 2020-21 fiscal year. Establishes legislative intent to appropriate to the BOG $333,333 in recurring funds for the 2021-22 fiscal year and subsequent fiscal years to expand the placement of college advisers statewide in the program's third year. Establishes a 2:1 match of CAC funds to State funds. Specifies that the availability of matching funds does not revert. Details parameters for the use of State funds by CAC, requiring that CAC focus expanding its program into Tier 1 and Tier 2 designated counties during the first two years, and the remaining counties designated Tier 3 during the third year. Also requires CAC to designate at least three postsecondary institutions to partner with in order to increase the number of recent graduates working as near-peer college advisers to meet the needs of the program expansion. Directs that once the statewide goals have been met, the funds provided to CAC for the program are to continue the mission of the program to increase access for NC public school students to postsecondary degree or certificate attainment at community colleges and universities. Requires CAC to report annually to the specified NCGA committee and division for every year it uses State funds pursuant to the act, as specified. Deems the provisions of the Part to supersede GS 143C-5-4 in the event they conflict. Provides that the provisions are effective until the Current Operations Appropriations Act for the applicable year becomes law, at which point the Director of the Budget will adjust allotments to give effect to that act from July 1 of the fiscal year. Effective July 1, 2019.

Makes conforming changes to the act's titles.

Senate amendment adds the following to the 6th edition.

Amends GS 90-210.27A(e) to establish that a provisional license to practice funeral directing pursuant to new GS 90-210.25(a)(3a) is subject to the same supervision requirements as a resident trainee pursuant to GS 90-210.25(a)(4), as amended. Further provides that a provisional license does not qualify as a funeral director's license for purposes of funeral establishment ownership under GS 90-210.27A(e), practicing funeral directing or funeral service under GS 90-210.25(a2), managing or operating a funeral establishment under GS 90-210.25(d), or handling preneed funeral contracts and funds under Article 13D of the Chapter.

House committee substitute to the 2nd edition makes the following changes. 

Makes technical changes to the proposed changes to GS 30-3.2, deleting existing law that is unchanged by the act. Makes the proposed changes to GS 30-3.2, which amend the defined terms of Article 1A, Elective Share, also apply to estate proceedings to determine the elective share which are not final on the date the act becomes law due to the proceeding being subject to further judicial review.

Eliminates proposed GS 30-3.4(b1), which required a person who files a claim for an elective share to pay $200 to the clerk of superior court of the county in which the primary administration of the decedent's estate lies. Instead, amends GS 7A-307, regarding costs in estate administration, to require the clerk to assess $200 for the filing of a petition for an elective share proceeding. Amends GS 30-3.4(e1), regarding the procedure for an elective share proceeding, to direct that the petition for the proceeding be filed by the clerk upon payment of the costs assessed pursuant to GS 7A-307, as amended. Applies to estates of decedents dying on or after December 1, 2019.