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Document Primary Introducer Status Description
LB140 Williams Passed Change provisions relating to the Nebraska Banking Act, Department of Banking and Finance powers and duties, and other financial institution regulation
LB141 Williams Indefinitely postponed Adopt the Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act
LB142 Williams Passed Redefine effective financing statement and change provisions relating to the master lien list with respect to farm product security interests
LB229 Williams Indefinitely postponed Change provisions relating to garnishment
LB518 Williams Passed Adopt the Rural Workforce Housing Investment Act and transfer funds from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund
LB518A Williams Passed Appropriation Bill
LB731 Williams Passed Change provisions relating to physical therapy, respiratory care, and the Cosmetology, Electrology, Esthetics, Nail Technology, and Body Art Practice Act, provide for mobile salons and remote dispensing pharmacies, and adopt the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact
LB731A Williams Passed Appropriation Bill
LB749 Williams Passed Change provisions relating to recording and filing fees
LB750 Williams Passed Change provisions relating to mortgage licensing, recording of real property instruments, and rights and duties of secured creditors
LB906 Williams Passed Change provisions relating to the schedules of controlled substances
LR158 Williams Referral Interim study to examine whether the unclaimed property laws of Nebraska should be updated
LR169 Williams Referral Interim study to examine whether the birth defects registry laws of Nebraska should be updated
LR384 Williams Referral Interim study to examine the prevalence of cancer in Nebraska and to examine the existing state funding sources that go towards cancer research