Agenda for April 6th, 2021

107th Legislature, 1st Regular Session - Day 55

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NEBRASKA UNICAMERAL LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
Fifty-Fifth Day

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

10:00 a.m.

One Hundred Seventh Legislature

First Session

  • Prayer by the Chaplain
  • Pledge of Allegiance
  • Call to Order - Roll Call
  • Corrections for the Journal
  • Messages, Reports, Announcements
GENERAL FILE: CONSENT CALENDAR

The following rules apply to Consent Calendar:

  • If any three members of the Legislature object to the bill being considered on Consent Calendar, please advise the Clerk in writing. Such requests must be filed with the Clerk prior to the expiration of 15 minutes of debate, at this stage of consideration, on the bill to be removed.
  • Upon either the completion of debate or the expiration of 15 minutes, whichever comes first, a vote shall be taken to advance the bill and on any pending motions or amendments pursuant to Rule 5, Section 6(d).
  • Any amendment adopted, other than the standing committee amendment, which adds new subject matter to the bill will result in the bill not being scheduled at the next stage of debate.
Document Introducer Description
LB65 Williams Change contractual conflict of interest provisions under the Nebraska Political Accountability and Disclosure Act
LB105 Friesen Change certification dates for unpaid county claims
LB224 Aguilar Change provisions for appointment of a county surveyor in certain counties
LB414 Wishart Change provisions of the Political Subdivisions Construction Alternatives Act
LB265 Blood Change provisions of the Property Assessed Clean Energy Act
LB312 Sanders Change cemetery association membership eligibility and record-keeping requirements
LB180 Linehan Change provisions relating to certain public statements of the Tax Commissioner and certain estimates of General Fund net receipts
SELECT FILE: CONSENT CALENDAR

The following rules apply to Consent Calendar:

  • If any three members of the Legislature object to the bill being considered on Consent Calendar, please advise the Clerk in writing. Such requests must be filed with the Clerk prior to the expiration of 15 minutes of debate, at this stage of consideration, on the bill to be removed.
  • Upon either the completion of debate or the expiration of 15 minutes, whichever comes first, a vote shall be taken to advance the bill and on any pending motions or amendments pursuant to Rule 5, Section 6(d).
  • Any amendment adopted, other than the standing committee amendment, which adds new subject matter to the bill will result in the bill not being scheduled at the next stage of debate.
Document Introducer Description
LB41 Dorn Change provisions relating to certain payments of funds to townships
LB461 Pansing Brooks Require human trafficking informational posters in casinos
LB78 Gragert Require applicants for certain license plates to register with the Department of Veterans' Affairs
LB405 Lowe Change provisions relating to village boards of trustees
LB252 Williams Provide for refills of veterinary drug orders by veterinary drug distributors
LB70 Wayne Authorize the State Athletic Commissioner to regulate professional kickboxing and professional bare-knuckle boxing
LB70A Wayne Appropriation Bill
LB5 Blood Adopt the Purple Star Schools Act
GENERAL FILE: 2021 SPEAKER PRIORITY BILLS
Document Introducer Description
LB497 DeBoer Provide for compensation under the Nebraska Crime Victim's Reparations Act for health care providers examining or treating victims of sexual assault, domestic assault, or child abuse
LB527 Walz Change provisions relating to transition services for students with a developmental disability
LB664 Groene Change distributions from the Mutual Finance Assistance Fund
LB423 Lathrop Require registration of home inspectors
LB81 Hilkemann Provide authority for sanitary and improvement districts to own, construct, and maintain public parking facilities
SELECT FILE: 2021 PRIORITY BILLS
Document Introducer Description
LB274 Lowe Provide for taxation of ready-to-drink cocktails, the sale of mixed alcoholic beverages by certain retailers and farm wineries, and promotional farmers market special designated licenses under the Nebraska Liquor Control Act
LB274A Lowe Appropriation Bill
LB322 Williams Adopt the School Safety and Security Reporting System Act
LB487 Arch Change insurance coverage provisions for mental health conditions and serious mental illness
LB83 Flood Change public meeting provisions and provide for virtual conferencing under the Open Meetings Act
LB371 Aguilar Provide for games of chance under the Nebraska Racetrack Gaming Act at state, district, and county fair locations
LB324 Brandt Change provisions of the Nebraska Meat and Poultry Inspection Law
LB324A Brandt Appropriation Bill
LB40 Groene Adopt the Nebraska Rural Projects Act
LB40A Groene Appropriation Bill
LB544 Wayne Adopt the Urban Redevelopment Act and provide tax incentives
LB544A Wayne Appropriation Bill
LB92 Clements Change residency requirements for college tuition purposes for students from exempt schools and prohibit discrimination against such students
LB390 Murman, at the request of the Governor Provide for credentials based on reciprocity and change requirements for credentials under the Uniform Credentialing Act
LB197 Vargas Change residency requirements for college tuition purposes for award recipients from the National Service Trust
GENERAL FILE: 2021 SENATOR PRIORITY BILLS
Document Introducer Description
LB260 Hunt Change provisions relating to good cause for voluntarily leaving employment under the Employment Security Law
LB451 McKinney Define terms and change provisions relating to unlawful employment practices under the Nebraska Fair Employment Practice Act
LB644 Hansen, B. Adopt the Property Tax Request Act, change dates relating to tax levies, and change provisions relating to property tax refunds
  • Messages on the President's Desk
  • Adjourn until Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 9:00 a.m.