The Governor vetoed the act on 11/01/21. The Governor's objections and veto message are available here: https://webservices.ncleg.gov/ViewBillDocument/2021/53311/0/H264-BD-NBC-9215.
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PUBLIC/HOUSE BILLS
H 264 (2021-2022) EMERGENCY POWERS ACCOUNTABILITY ACT. Filed Mar 10 2021, AN ACT TO CLARIFY THE EXPIRATION OF A STATEWIDE STATE OF EMERGENCY AND THE EXERCISE OF CERTAIN POWERS UNDER A STATEWIDE STATE OF EMERGENCY, TO CLARIFY THE ABATEMENT OF STATEWIDE IMMINENT HAZARDS, AND TO CLARIFY STATEWIDE QUARANTINES.
H 404 (2021-2022) LTD. IMMUNITY FOR PSAP/TC FOR S.L. 2021-171. (NEW) Filed Mar 24 2021, AN ACT PROVIDING THAT PUBLIC SAFETY ANSWERING POINTS, REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY ANSWERING POINTS, AND THEIR EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ARE NOT LIABLE FOR DAMAGES IN A CIVIL ACTION EXCEPT IN CASES OF GROSS NEGLIGENCE AND WANTON OR WILLFUL MISCONDUCT OR WHEN THERE IS APPLICABLE INSURANCE COVERAGE AND MAKING TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO S.L. 2021-171, THE NO PATIENT LEFT ALONE ACT.
Conference report #2 makes the following changes to the 3rd edition.
Further amends GS 143B-1413, making organizational changes to distinguish the limitations on liability granted to a communications service provider, a 911 system provider or next generation 911 system provider, from that proposed to be extended to a public safety answering point (PSAP) or regional PSAP, their employees and agents, and employees of a law enforcement agency who are certified by the North Carolina Sheriffs' Education and Training Standards Commission. Now establishes limited liability for a PSAP, regional PSAP, their employees and agents, and employees of a certified law enforcement agency for any damages in a civil action resulting from death or injury to a person or from damage to property incurred by any person in connection with implementing, maintaining, or operating the 911 system (previously, also extended to developing and adopting the 911 system, now only included in the limited liability provided for communications service providers, 911 system providers, and next generation 911 system providers), or in complying with emergency-related information requests from State or local government officials (now only explicitly included in the limited liability provided for PSAPs, regional PSAPs, and employees of certified law enforcement agencies). Adds to the exceptions to the limitation on liability granted to PSAPs, regional PSAPs, their employees and agents, and employees of a law enforcement agency, cases of gross negligence by the individual. Makes the proposed list of call taking functions covered limited to the immunity granted to a PSAP, regional PSAP, or employee of a certified law enforcement agency. Makes the existing list of applicable acts or omissions applicable to a communications service provider, a 911 system provider or next generation 911 system provider applicable only to a PSAP, regional PSAP or employee of a certified law enforcement agency. No longer specifically includes the use or provisions of 911 service, E911 service, or next generation 911 service. Adds a new subsection waiving the limited liability granted to a PSAP, regional PSAP, their employees and agents, and employees of certified law enforcement agencies to the extent a liability insurance policy provides coverage applicable to claims against a PSAP, regional PSAP, their employees or agents (other than communication service providers, 911 service providers, or next generation 911 system providers), or employees of a certified law enforcement agency. Adds that the limited liability granted to a PSAP, regional PSAP, their employees and agents, and employees of a certified law enforcement agency does not bar coverage under any applicable liability insurance policy to the named entities listed under the new waiver provision.
Adds to the following statutes enacted by SL 2021-71, which require licensed hospitals, nursing or combinations homes, hospice care facilities, adult care homes and special care units, and residential treatment facilities to allow compassionate care visits, to condition the mandate to allow such visits upon the rules, regulations, or guidelines adopted by either the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or any federal law: GS 131E-79.3; GS 131E-112.5; GS 131E-207.5; 131D-7.5; and GS 122C-32. Makes further technical corrections. Effective November 1, 2021.
Makes conforming changes to the act's titles.
Conference report #1 was withdrawn on 9/15/2021.
H 814 (2021-2022) NEIGHBORHOOD OCCUPANTLESS VEHICLE. Filed May 4 2021, AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE OPERATION OF NEIGHBORHOOD OCCUPANTLESS VEHICLES.
Senate amendment amends the 2nd edition as follows.
Revises proposed GS 20-121.2 (Operation of a neighborhood occupantless vehicle on certain roadways; regulations; equipment requirements) as follows. Requires neighborhood occupantless vehicles (rather than their operators) to turn off the roadway to a controlled stop to allow faster moving vehicles to pass as previously described. Modifies the terminology used in subsection (b), setting out equipment exemptions, to refer to fully autonomous vehicles (rather than neighborhood occupantless vehicles) designed to be operated exclusively and at all times by an automated driving system.
Changes the act's effective date from October 1, 2021, to December 1, 2021.
| Intro. by Saine, Reives, Johnson. | GS 20 |
H 976 (2021-2022) HOUSE REDISTRICTING PLAN 2021/HSA-9. (NEW) Filed Oct 28 2021, AN ACT TO REALIGN NORTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICTS FOLLOWING THE RETURN OF THE 2020 FEDERAL DECENNIAL CENSUS.
House committee substitute amends the 1st edition as follows.
Amends GS 120-2 to establish boundaries for 120 districts for the purpose of nominating and electing members of the House of Representatives beginning in 2022 and periodically thereafter. The districts are composed of the following counties: District 1: Chowan County, Currituck County, Dare County (portions listed) Perquimans County, Tyrrell County, Washington County; District 2: Camden County, Gates County, Hertford County, Pasquotank County; District 3: Beaufort County, Dare County (portions listed), Hyde County, Pamlico County; District 4: Carteret County, Craven County (portions listed); District 5: Bertie County, Edgecombe County, Martin County; District 6: Craven County (portions listed); District 7: Pitt County (portions listed); District 8: Pitt County (portions listed); District 9: Onslow County (portions listed); District 10: Onslow County (portions listed); District 11: Onslow County (portions listed), Pender County; District 12: Greene County, Jones County, Lenoir County; District 13: Halifax County, Northampton County, Warren County; District 14: Nash County (portions listed); District 15: Nash County (portions listed), Wilson County; District 16: Wayne County (portions listed); District 17: Duplin County, Wayne County (portions listed); District 18: Bladen County, Sampson County; District 19: New Hanover County (portions listed); District 20: Brunswick County (portions listed); District 21: Brunswick County (portions listed), New Hanover County (portions listed); District 22: New Hanover County (portions listed); District 23: Columbus County, Robeson County (portions listed); District 24: Robeson County (portions listed); District 25: Cumberland County (portions listed); District 26: Cumberland County (portions listed); District 27: Cumberland County (portions listed); District 28: Cumberland County (portions listed); District 29: Harnett County (portions listed); District 30: Harnett County (portions listed), Johnston County (portions listed); District 31: Johnston County (portions listed); District 32: Johnston County (portions listed); District 33: Franklin County, Granville County (portions listed); District 34: Granville County (portions listed), Vance County; District 35: Wake County (portions listed); District 36: Wake County (portions listed); District 37: Wake County (portions listed); District 38: Wake County (portions listed); District 39: Wake County (portions listed); District 40: Wake County (portions listed); District 41: Wake County (portions listed); District 42: Wake County (portions listed); District 43: Wake County (portions listed); District 44: Wake County (portions listed); District 45: Wake County (portions listed); District 46: Wake County (portions listed); District 47: Wake County (portions listed); District 48: Durham County (portions listed); District 49: Durham County (portions listed); District 50: Durham County (portions listed); District 51: Durham County (portions listed), Person County; District 52: Orange County (portions listed); District 53: Caswell County, Orange County (portions listed); District 54: Alamance County (portions listed); District 55: Alamance County (portions listed); District 56: Chatham County, Randolph County (portions listed); District 57: Lee County, Moore County (portions listed); District 58: Hoke County, Scotland County; District 59: Moore County (portions listed), Richmond County; District 60: Moore County (portions listed), Randolph County (portions listed); District 61: Randolph County (portions listed); District 62: Guilford County (portions listed); District 63: Guilford County (portions listed); District 64: Guilford County (portions listed); District 65: Guilford County (portions listed); District 66: Guilford County (portions listed); District 67: Guilford County (portions listed); District 68: Rockingham County; District 69: Forsyth County (portions listed), Stokes County; District 70: Forsyth County (portions listed); District 71: Forsyth County (portions listed); District 72: Forsyth County (portions listed); District 73: Forsyth County (portions listed); District 74: Davidson County (portions listed); District 75: Davidson County (portions listed); District 76: Montgomery County, Stanly County; District 77: Anson County, Union County (portions listed); District 78: Union County (portions listed); District 79: Union County (portions listed); District 80: Cabarrus County (portions listed); District 81: Cabarrus County (portions listed); District 82: Cabarrus County (portions listed), Rowan County (portions listed); District 83: Rowan County (portions listed); District 84: Davie County, Rowan County (portions listed), Yadkin County; District 85: Surry County, Wilkes County (portions listed); District 86: Alexander County, Wilkes County (portions listed); District 87: Iredell County (portions listed); District 88: Iredell County (portions listed); District 89: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 90: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 91: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 92: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 93: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 94: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 95: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 96: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 97: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 98: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 99: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 100: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 101: Mecklenburg County (portions listed); District 102: Gaston County (portions listed); District 103: Gaston County (portions listed); District 104: Cleveland County (portions listed), Gaston County (portions listed); District 105: Cleveland County (portions listed), Rutherford County (portions listed); District 106: Lincoln County; District 107: Catawba County (portions listed), Iredell County (portions listed); District 108: Catawba County (portions listed); District 109: Burke County; District 110: Caldwell County, Watauga County (portions listed); District 111: Alleghany County, Ashe County, Watauga County (portions listed); District 112: Avery County, McDowell County (portions listed), Mitchell County, Yancey County; District 113: Henderson County (portions listed); McDowell County (portions listed), Polk County, Rutherford County (portions listed); District 114: Henderson County (portions listed); District 115: Buncombe County (portions listed); District 116: Buncombe County (portions listed); District 117: Buncombe County (portions listed); District 118: Haywood County, Madison County; District 119: Jackson County, Swain County, Transylvania County; and District 120: Cherokee County, Clay County, Graham County, Macon County. Applies to elections held on or after January 1, 2022.
Changes the act's short title.
| Intro. by D. Hall. | GS 120 |
H 976 (2021-2022) HOUSE REDISTRICTING PLAN 2021/HSA-9. (NEW) Filed Oct 28 2021, AN ACT TO REALIGN NORTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICTS FOLLOWING THE RETURN OF THE 2020 FEDERAL DECENNIAL CENSUS.
House amendment amends the 2nd edition as follows.
Amends GS 120-2 to change the numbers for the 120 districts to be used for the purpose of nominating and electing members of the House of Representatives beginning in 2022 and periodically thereafter. The districts are now composed of the following counties: District 1: Chowan County, Currituck County, Dare County (portions listed), Perquimans County, Tyrrell County, Washington County; District 2: Durham County (portions listed), Person County; District 3: Craven County (portions listed). District 4: Duplin County, Wayne County (portions listed). District 5: Camden County, Gates County, Hertford County, Pasquotank County. District 6: Harnett County (portions listed). District 7: Franklin County, Granville County (portions listed). District 8: Pitt County (portions listed). District 9: Pitt County (portions listed). District 10: Wayne County (portions listed). District 11: Wake County (portions listed). District 12: Greene County, Jones County, Lenoir County. District 13: Carteret County, Craven County (portions listed). District 14: Onslow County (portions listed). District 15: Onslow County (portions listed). District 16: Onslow County (portions listed), Pender County. District 17: Brunswick County (portions listed). District 18: New Hanover County (portions listed). District 19: Brunswick County (portions listed), New Hanover County (portions listed). District 20: New Hanover County (portions listed). District 21: Wake County (portions listed). District 22: Bladen County, Sampson County. District 23: Bertie County, Edgecombe County, Martin County. District 24: Nash County (portions listed); Wilson County. District 25: Nash County (portions listed). District 26: Johnston County (portions listed). District 27: Halifax County, Northampton County, Warren County. District 28: Johnston County (portions listed). District 29: Durham County (portions listed). District 30: Durham County (portions listed). District 31: Durham County (portions listed). District 32: Granville County (portions listed), Vance County. District 33: Wake County (portions listed). District 34: Wake County (portions listed). District 35: Wake County (portions listed). District 36: Wake County (portions listed). District 37: Wake County (portions listed). District 38: Wake County (portions listed). District 39: Wake County (portions listed). District 40: Wake County (portions listed). District 41: Wake County (portions listed). District 42: Cumberland County (portions listed). District 43: Cumberland County (portions listed). District 44: Cumberland County (portions listed). District 45: Cumberland County (portions listed). District 46: Columbus County, Robeson County (portions listed). District 47: Robeson County (portions listed). District 48: Hoke County, Scotland County. District 49: Wake County (portions listed). District 50: Caswell County, Orange County (portions listed). District 51: Lee County, Moore County (portions listed). District 52: Moore County (portions listed), Richmond County. District 53: Harnett County (portions listed), Johnston County (portions listed). District 54: Chatham County, Randolph County (portions listed). District 55: Anson County, Union County (portions listed). District 56: Orange County (portions listed). District 57: Guilford County (portions listed). District 58: Guilford County (portions listed). District 59: Guilford County (portions listed). District 60: Guilford County (portions listed). District 61: Guilford County (portions listed). District 62: Guilford County (portions listed). District 63: Alamance County (portions listed). District 64: Alamance County (portions listed). District 65: Rockingham County. District 66: Wake County (portions listed). District 67: Montgomery County, Stanly County. District 68: Union County (portions listed). District 69: Union County (portions listed). District 70: Randolph County (portions listed). District 71: Forsyth County (portions listed). District 72: Forsyth County (portions listed). District 73: Cabarrus County (portions listed). District 74: Forsyth County (portions listed). District 75: Forsyth County (portions listed). District 76: Rowan County (portions listed). District 77: Davie County, Rowan County (portions listed), Yadkin County. District 78: Moore County (portions listed), Randolph County (portions listed). District 79: Beaufort County, Dare County (portions listed), Hyde County, Pamlico County. District 80: Davidson County (portions listed). District 81: Davidson County (portions listed). District 82: Cabarrus County (portions listed). District 83: Cabarrus County (portions listed), Rowan County (portions listed). District 84: Iredell County (portions listed). District 85: Avery County, McDowell County (portions listed), Mitchell County, Yancey County. District 86: Burke County. District 87: Caldwell County, Watauga County (portions listed). District 88: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 89: Catawba County (portions listed), Iredell County (portions listed). District 90: Surry County, Wilkes County (portions listed). District 91: Forsyth County (portions listed), Stokes County. District 92: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 93: Alleghany County, Ashe County, Watauga County (portions listed). District 94: Alexander County, Wilkes County (portions listed). District 95: Iredell County (portions listed). District 96: Catawba County (portions listed). District 97: Lincoln County. District 98: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 99: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 100: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 101: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 102: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 103: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 104: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 105: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 106: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 107: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 108: Gaston County (portions listed). District 109: Gaston County (portions listed). District 110: Cleveland County (portions listed), Gaston County (portions listed). District 111: Cleveland County (portions listed), Rutherford County (portions listed). District 112: Mecklenburg County (portions listed). District 113: Henderson County (portions listed), McDowell County (portions listed), Polk County, Rutherford County (portions listed). District 114: Buncombe County (portions listed). District 115: Buncombe County (portions listed). District 116: Buncombe County (portions listed). District 117: Henderson County (portions listed). District 118: Haywood County, Madison County. District 119: Jackson County, Swain County, Transylvania County. District 120: Cherokee County, Clay County, Graham County, Macon County.
Changes the act's short title.
| Intro. by D. Hall. | GS 120 |
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S 183 (2021-2022) IGNITION INTERLOCK/VARIOUS CHANGES. (NEW) Filed Mar 4 2021, AN ACT TO ELIMINATE THE MANDATORY WAITING PERIODS FOR DRIVERS LICENSE RESTORATION OR LIMITED DRIVING PRIVILEGES IF THE PERSON IS OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE THAT HAS A FUNCTIONING IGNITION INTERLOCK SYSTEM INSTALLED ON IT; TO REQUIRE FOR THE RESTORATION OF LICENSES AFTER CERTAIN DRIVING WHILE IMPAIRED CONVICTIONS, OR THE ISSUANCE OF LIMITED DRIVING PRIVILEGES, AN IGNITION INTERLOCK SYSTEM BE INSTALLED ON ONLY THE MOTOR VEHICLES THE PERSON WILL DRIVE; TO ELIMINATE THE RESTRICTIONS ON THE PURPOSES FOR DRIVING AND THE HOURS DURING WHICH A PERSON MAY OPERATE A MOTOR VEHICLE IF THE PERSON IS OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE WITH A FUNCTIONING IGNITION INTERLOCK SYSTEM INSTALLED ON IT; TO ALLOW THE WAIVER OR REDUCTION OF COSTS FOR CERTAIN PERSONS REQUIRED TO INSTALL AN IGNITION INTERLOCK SYSTEM; TO REVISE THE MAXIMUM BLOOD ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION LEVEL FOR THE OPERATION OF A MOTOR VEHICLE IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES TO THE IGNITION INTERLOCK SYSTEM PRE-SET FAIL LEVEL; TO REQUIRE THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE ON JUSTICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY TO STUDY WHETHER TO EXPAND THE USE OF IGNITION INTERLOCK SYSTEMS; TO MAKE TECHNICAL AND CONFORMING CHANGES RELATED TO S.L. 2021-138; AND TO CHANGE "SHERIFF'S
DEPARTMENT" TO "SHERIFF'S OFFICE" IN VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE GENERAL STATUTES.
Conference report makes the following changes to the 4th edition.
Makes organizational changes, placing the previous content of the act into Part I., with the following modifications.
Makes a technical change to the repeal of subsection (c1) of GS 20-179.3, regarding privilege restrictions for high-risk drivers, and changes the effective date of that repeal to December 1, 2021 (was, June 1, 2022).
Makes a clarifying change to GS 20-17.8(j), regarding the right to a hearing before the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) prior to revocation of a license for a period of one year following a violation of a restriction under the statute.
Further amends GS 20-19(c5), now providing that a mandatory revocation under GS 20-16.2(c1) for refusal to submit to chemical analyses is effective on the 30th rather than the 10th calendar day after the DMV mails the revocation order to the person, following the DMV's receipt of a properly executed affidavit required by law. Makes further technical changes and makes language gender-neutral.
Makes technical and conforming changes to the effective date provisions.
Part II. adds the following new content.
Makes the following changes to GS Chapter 14, as amended by SL 2021-138.
Amends GS 14-208.40 to revise the three categories of offenders for which the Division of Adult Correction and Juvenile Justice of the Department of Public Safety (Division) is required to establish and create guidelines for a sex offender monitoring program (program). Revises the criteria for the three categories of offenders described to require that the offender require the highest possible level of supervision, as determined by a court (previously, required that, based on the Division's risk assessment program, the offender require the highest possible level of supervision).
Amends GS 14-208.40A, regarding risk assessments required to be completed and reported to the court by the Division for certain offenders, to allow the Division to use a risk assessment of the offender done within six months of the date of the hearing for a determination of a monitoring requirement for the offender. Now allows the court to determine whether the offender requires the highest possible level of supervision and monitoring based on all relevant evidence, rather than the Division's risk assessment only.
Amends GS 14-208.40B, regarding the determination of monitoring requirements in certain circumstances, to repeal repetitive language that mirrors the parameters set forth in GS 14-208.40A, as the statute states that the court must follow the procedures of GS 14-208.40A, as amended, in conducting a hearing under the statute and making its findings.
Amends GS 14-208.43, now allowing for any offender ordered on or after December 31, 2021, to enroll in monitoring to petition for termination or modification of the monitoring requirements five years after initial enrollment (previously, limited to offenders who meet one of two descriptions set forth in GS 14-208.40(a)(1) or (a)(3), explicitly barring offenders described in GS 14-208.40(a)(2), with no regard to when the offender was ordered to enroll, so long as the waiting period was satisfied). Concerning the court's authority to grant the petition, order continued enrollment, or order termination of the requirement, now refers to the time period initially ordered (rather than referring to a time period of up to 10 years). Makes conforming changes. Effective December 1, 2021, and applies to any individual ordered to enroll in satellite-based monitoring on or after that date.
Amends GS 14-208.46, as enacted by SL 2021-138, regarding petitions for termination or modification of monitoring requirements for offenders enrolled for life. Now allows any offender ordered prior to December 1, 2021, to enroll for a period longer than 10 years to file a petition (replacing the "life" terminology), no longer specifying that the petition may be filed after five years of initial enrollment. Maintains that the court has no authority to terminate monitoring requirements for an offender prior to 10 years of enrollment. Effective December 1, 2021, and applies to any individual ordered to enroll in satellite-based monitoring prior to that date.
Amends GS 15A-1343, GS 15A-1343.2, GS 15A-1368.4, and GS 15A-1374, regarding monitoring as a condition of probation, to limit such a condition to the offender requiring the highest possible level of supervision and monitoring based on a court's determination, rather than the Division's risk assessment program.
Makes technical changes to the effective date provisions of SL 2021-138, set forth in Section 18(p). Makes subsection (h) of Section 18, which amends GS 14-208.43, apply to any individual ordered to enroll in monitoring on or after December 1, 2021 (was, applicable to monitoring determinations made on or after that date). Makes subsection (i) of Section 18, which enacts GS 14-208.46, apply to any individuals ordered to enroll in monitoring pursuant to a court order issued prior to December 1, 2021 (was, applicable to individuals required to enroll in monitoring for life on or after that date).
Amends GS 14-27.23 and GS 14-27.28, regarding convictions for statutory rape or statutory sexual offense, to make the individual subject to enrollment in satellite-based monitoring as provided in Part 5 of Article 27A of the Chapter, as amended (previously, required the person to be enrolled for life pursuant to Part 5 of Article 27A).
Makes the above provisions effective December 1, 2021, and applies to satellite-based monitoring determinations on or after that date.
Amends GS 15A-601, which requires a first appearance before a district court judge to be held within 72 hours after the defendant is taken into custody or at the first regular session of the district court in the county, whichever occurs first. Adds an exception for instances in which the courthouse is closed for transactions for a period longer than 72 hours to allow for the first appearance to be held within 96 hours after the defendant is taken into custody or at the first regular session of the district court in the county, whichever occurs first. Makes conforming changes regarding the clerk of superior court's authority to conduct a first appearance. Makes conforming changes to GS 15A-534(d2) regarding required findings by a judicial official to retain a defendant in custody. Effective December 1, 2021, and applies to criminal processes served on or after that date.
Part III. adds the following new content.
Amends the following statutes to replace the term "sheriff's department" with "sheriff's office:" GS 7B-500, GS 17C-2, GS 17E-4.1 (makes further technical changes), GS 17E-7, GS 18B-501, GS 58-32-1, GS 68-20, GS 90-95.2, GS 132-1.4, and GS 143B-216.34.
Changes the act's titles.
S 311 (2021-2022) NO WAITING PERIOD UNDER LGERS/VFDF GRANTS. (NEW) Filed Mar 16 2021, AN ACT PROHIBITING MEMBERSHIP WAITING PERIODS FOR ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT
SYSTEM, UPDATING THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND MATCHING REQUIREMENTS, AND GIVING THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM THE DISCRETIONARY AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE ONE-TIME PENSION SUPPLEMENTS TO ITS MEMBERS; AND TO REDUCE THE SUTA TAX RATE FOR 2022.
Conference report makes the following changes to the 5th edition.
Adds a new Section to the act as follows. States that the base contribution rate to the Unemployment Insurance Fund determined under GS 96-9.2(c) for an experience-rated employer will remain at 1.9% for the 2022 calendar year. Makes conforming changes to the act's long title.
S 739 (2021-2022) SENATE REDISTRICTING PLAN 2021/SBK-7. (NEW) Filed Oct 29 2021, AN ACT TO REALIGN THE DISTRICTS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE SENATE FOLLOWING THE RETURN OF THE 2020 FEDERAL DECENNIAL CENSUS.
Senate committee substitute amends the 1st edition as follows.
Revises the proposed boundaries of the senatorial districts set forth in GS 120-1 for the purpose of nominating and electing members of the Senate in 2022 and every two years thereafter. Modifies the portions of Durham County listed in Districts 20 and 22. Revises the portions of Guilford County listed in Districts 27 and 28. Changes the act's short title.
| Intro. by Hise, Daniel, Newton. | GS 120 |
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ACTIONS ON BILLS
Actions on Bills: 2021-11-02
PUBLIC BILLS
H 264: EMERGENCY POWERS ACCOUNTABILITY ACT.
House: Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
H 404: LTD. IMMUNITY FOR PSAP/TC FOR S.L. 2021-171. (NEW)
House: Conf Com Reported
House: Added to Calendar
House: Withdrawn From Cal
House: Placed On Cal For 11/03/2021
Senate: Conf Com Reported
Senate: Placed On Cal For 11/04/2021
House: Conf Com Reported
House: Added to Calendar
House: Withdrawn From Cal
House: Placed On Cal For 11/03/2021
Senate: Conf Com Reported
Senate: Placed On Cal For 11/04/2021
H 814: NEIGHBORHOOD OCCUPANTLESS VEHICLE.
Senate: Amend Adopted A1
Senate: Passed 2nd Reading
Senate: Passed 3rd Reading
Senate: Engrossed
Senate: Special Message Sent To House
House: Special Message Received For Concurrence in S Com Sub
House: Cal Pursuant 36(b)
House: Placed On Cal For 11/03/2021
H 976: HOUSE REDISTRICTING PLAN 2021/HSA-9. (NEW)
House: Amend Failed A1
House: Amend Failed A2
House: Amend Adopted A3
House: Passed 2nd Reading
House: Passed 3rd Reading
House: Ordered Engrossed
House: Amend Failed A1
House: Amend Failed A2
House: Amend Adopted A3
House: Passed 2nd Reading
House: Passed 3rd Reading
House: Ordered Engrossed
House: Special Message Sent To Senate
Senate: Special Message Received From House
Senate: Passed 1st Reading
Senate: Ref To Com On Redistricting and Elections
S 66: REGULATE USE OF DEER SECRETIONS FOR HUNTING.
Senate: Concurred In H Com Sub
Senate: Ordered Enrolled
S 183: IGNITION INTERLOCK/VARIOUS CHANGES. (NEW)
Senate: Conf Com Reported
House: Conf Com Reported
House: Withdrawn From Cal
House: Placed On Cal For 11/03/2021
House: Placed On Cal For 11/03/2021
Senate: Placed on Today's Calendar
Senate: Conf Report Adopted
Senate: Conf Com Reported
House: Conf Com Reported
House: Added to Calendar
House: Withdrawn From Cal
House: Placed On Cal For 11/03/2021
Senate: Placed on Today's Calendar
Senate: Conf Report Adopted
S 270: INSURANCE TECHNICAL CHANGES.
Senate: Concurred In H Com Sub
Senate: Ordered Enrolled
S 308: VARIOUS BUILDING CODE AMEND. (NEW)
Senate: Failed Concur In H Com Sub
S 311: NO WAITING PERIOD UNDER LGERS/VFDF GRANTS. (NEW)
Senate: Withdrawn From Com
Senate: Placed on Today's Calendar
Senate: Failed Concur In H Com Sub
Senate: Conf Com Appointed
House: Conf Com Appointed
Senate: Conf Com Reported
Senate: Conf Held As Material
Senate: Placed On Cal For 11/03/2021
House: Conf Com Reported
House: Ruled Material
House: Cal Pursuant Rule 44(d)
House: Placed On Cal For 11/03/2021
S 739: SENATE REDISTRICTING PLAN 2021/SBK-7. (NEW)
Senate: Reptd Fav Com Substitute
Senate: Com Substitute Adopted
S 740: CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING PLAN 2021/CST-13.
Senate: Amend Tabled A1
Senate: Passed 2nd Reading
Senate: Passed 3rd Reading
Senate: Special Message Sent To House
House: Special Message Received From Senate
House: Passed 1st Reading
House: Ref To Com On Redistricting
Actions on Bills: 2021-11-02
No local actions on bills
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