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GS 78B

Bill Summary: H 926 (2025-2026)

REGULATORY REFORM ACT OF 2025.

Summary date:

Friday, April 11, 2025

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Banking and Finance
Business and Commerce
Occupational Licensing
Constitution
Courts/Judiciary
Civil
Civil Law
Development, Land Use and Housing
Building and Construction
Land Use, Planning and Zoning
Property and Housing
Education
Elementary and Secondary Education
Government
APA/Rule Making
Cultural Resources and Museums
General Assembly
State Agencies
State Government
Health and Human Services
Health
Health Care Facilities and Providers

Statutes:

CONST
GS 40A
GS 78B
GS 87
GS 90
GS 93D
GS 103
GS 115C
GS 143
GS 150B
GS 160D

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