Bill Summary for H 926 (2025-2026)
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| View NCGA Bill Details(link is external) | 2025-2026 Session |
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FURTHER REGULATORY RELIEF TO THE CITIZENS OF NORTH CAROLINA.Intro. by Riddell, Zenger, Chesser.
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Bill summary
House committee substitute to the 1st edition makes the following changes.
Removes the section of Part I creating a new Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy Awareness Week and required seizure awareness training for school personnel.
Eliminates the proposed constitutional amendment regarding eminent domain and corresponding statutory changes in Part III.
Includes new language in Part III allowing a broker acting as an agent in a real estate transaction to use a preprinted offer or sales contract form containing provisions on the payment of a commission or compensation, including the forfeiture of earnest money, to a broker or firm, and directs the Real Estate Commission to amend 21 NCAC 58A.0112 consistent with the provisions of the section.
Adds new GS 160D-103.1, limiting local government’s authority to adopt requirements for water and sewer infrastructure more stringent than state law unless the requirements are approved by the Environmental Management Commission and the requirements are then adopted by ordinance as provided in the statute. Effective December 1, 2025.
Delays the effective date of the mandatory commercial and recreational reporting of fish harvests as provided in SL 2023-137, Section 6(f), by specifying that the requirements of SL 2023-137, Section 6(a) are effective on December 1, 2026, Section 6(b) is effective December 1, 2027, and Section 6(c) is effective December 1, 2028, reflecting changes made by SL 2024-45.
Enacts new GS 66-67.6, making a carrier liable for failure to use a parcel locker for package delivery when one is provided by the customer, as long as the locker complies with the carrier’s requirements.
Enacts new GS 115D-1.4, requiring the State Board of Community Colleges to adopt a policy prohibiting denial or disparate treatment of transfer credits and degrees on the basis of the accreditor as long as the accreditor is recognized by the federal Department of Education. Amends GS 116-11 to require the UNC Board of Governors to adopt the same type of policy.
Renumbers the sections of the bill accordingly.