Agenda for April 10th, 2018

105th Legislature, 2nd Regular Session - Day 58

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NEBRASKA UNICAMERAL LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
Fifty-Eighth Day

Tuesday, April 10, 2018

9:00 a.m.

One Hundred Fifth Legislature

Second Session

  • Prayer by the Chaplain
  • Call to Order - Roll Call
  • Corrections for the Journal
  • Messages, Reports, Announcements
SELECT FILE: 2018 PRIORITY BILLS (If any amendment is filed to the following bills, other than an E & R amendment, the bill will be passed over in this segment of the agenda and taken up later in the day.)
Document Introducer Description
LB957 Lowe Provide procedures for choosing a method of payment for payments under the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Act
LB1034 Riepe Change credentialing provisions for health care professions and occupations and licensure provisions for health care facilities and services and school-age child care programs and adopt the EMS Personnel Licensure Interstate Compact and the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact
LB1034A Riepe Appropriation Bill
LB1065 Murante Provide for electronic poll books and change provisions relating to digital signatures
LB1065A Murante Appropriation Bill
LB449 Chambers Repeal the Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Management Act
LB194 Vargas Change provisions of the Credit Services Organization Act, Delayed Deposit Services Licensing Act, and Nebraska Installment Loan Act
LB793 Riepe Eliminate provisions relating to aging and disability resource centers and developmental disabilities services and transfer and appropriate funds
SELECT FILE: 2018 COMMITTEE PRIORITY BILLS
Document Introducer Description
LB1065 Murante Provide for electronic poll books and change provisions relating to digital signatures
LB1065A Murante Appropriation Bill
LB793 Riepe Eliminate provisions relating to aging and disability resource centers and developmental disabilities services and transfer and appropriate funds
SELECT FILE: 2018 SPEAKER PRIORITY BILLS
Document Introducer Description
LB957 Lowe Provide procedures for choosing a method of payment for payments under the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Act
LB729 Wayne Allow certain claims arising out of misrepresentation or deceit under the State Tort Claims Act
SELECT FILE: 2018 SENATOR PRIORITY BILLS
Document Introducer Description
LB299 Ebke Adopt the Occupational Board Reform Act and change procedures for rules and regulations
LB845 Briese Change provisions relating to court proceedings involving family members
LB998 Walz Create the Collaborative School Behavioral and Mental Health Program
LB1034 Riepe Change credentialing provisions for health care professions and occupations and licensure provisions for health care facilities and services and school-age child care programs and adopt the EMS Personnel Licensure Interstate Compact and the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact
LB1034A Riepe Appropriation Bill
LB449 Chambers Repeal the Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Management Act
LB194 Vargas Change provisions of the Credit Services Organization Act, Delayed Deposit Services Licensing Act, and Nebraska Installment Loan Act
SELECT FILE: 2018 SPEAKER PRIORITY BILL
Document Introducer Description
LB117 Hilkemann Adopt the Investigational Drug Use Act
SELECT FILE: 2018 SENATOR PRIORITY BILL
Document Introducer Description
LB989 Wishart Authorize automated-driving-system-equipped vehicles, automated driving systems, and driverless-capable vehicles as prescribed
SELECT FILE: 2018 COMMITTEE PRIORITY BILL
Document Introducer Description
LB791 Ebke, at the request of the Governor Add and change provisions relating to employment of law enforcement officers and reports of sexual harassment
SELECT FILE: 2018 SENATOR PRIORITY BILL
Document Introducer Description
LB948 Murante, at the request of the Governor Change and eliminate provisions relating to rules and regulations
SELECT FILE: 2018 SENATOR PRIORITY BILL
Document Introducer Description
LB496 Stinner Change and provide requirements for redevelopment projects under the Community Development Law
SELECT FILE: 2017 CARRY-OVER SENATOR PRIORITY BILL
Document Introducer Description
LB291 Larson Adopt the Special Economic Impact Zone Act and change the Nebraska Investment Finance Authority Act and the Nebraska Revenue Act of 1967 as prescribed
FINAL READING: CONSENT CALENDAR (Bills Preceded with an * Will Require a Vote To Suspend At Large Reading, Pursuant to Rule 6, Section 8)

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
LB497 Brewer Change references to a federal form relating to veterans
LB629 Larson Exempt certain commercial driver's license holders from hazardous waste endorsement requirements
LB682 Blood Provide consumer protection and civil relief for servicemembers and provide a duty for the National Guard
LB701 Kolterman Provide for telehealth practice by physicians and physician assistants
LB708 Bolz Change provisions relating to juvenile court bridge orders
LB717 Howard Change training requirements under the Quality Child Care Act
LB732 Riepe Change reporting dates for the Nebraska Children's Commission and committees appointed by the commission
LB733 Thibodeau Change provisions relating to licenses of county highway and city street superintendents
LB742e Lindstrom Change provisions relating to noncompete agreements under the Franchise Practices Act
LB749 Williams Change provisions relating to recording and filing fees
LB766 Brasch Change provisions relating to division fences
*LB786 Vargas Change terminology related to county government
LB799 Kolterman Modify deadlines and sanctions in the Surplus Lines Insurance Act
*LB812e Lindstrom Adopt federal banking provisions, revise powers of certain state-chartered financial institutions, and eliminate obsolete provisions
*LB815 Schumacher Provide regulatory authority regarding reinsurance
LB840 Riepe Change reporting requirements for the Foster Care Review Office
LB847 Ebke Change provisions relating to waiver of certain testamentary rights of surviving spouses
LB848 Ebke Correct a provision relating to possession of a deadly weapon by a prohibited person
LB859 Hansen Change records relating to employee deaths which may be withheld from the public
LB885 Harr Change provisions relating to property tax protests
LB889 Wayne Provide and eliminate duties relating to fire codes
LB982 Morfeld Provide for persons eighteen years of age or older to consent to certain behavioral health services
LB983 Ebke Change provisions relating to audiovisual court appearances
LB1000e Briese Require a bond election under the Public Facilities Construction and Finance Act
LB1003 McDonnell Change leave of absence without loss of pay provisions under the Military Code
LB1012 Harr Authorize self-service storage facility operator insurance producer licenses
LB1030 Friesen Change the sales tax sourcing rules for certain motor vehicles and trailers
LB1036 Kolowski Change the expenditure limit for a recognition dinner under the Local Government Miscellaneous Expenditure Act
LB1038e Thibodeau Provide a deadline for electronic voter registration
LB1052 Pansing Brooks Require instruction and teacher education related to dyslexia
LB1070 Brewer Change an election requirement for school districts with fewer than twenty-five students in high school grades
LB1110 Vargas Require annual reporting of school performance scores and classifications
FINAL READING (Bills Preceded with an * Will Require a Vote To Suspend At Large Reading, Pursuant to Rule 6, Section 8)
Document Introducer Description
LB258 Hansen Provide opportunity for inmates to obtain state identification card or renew driver's license before discharge
*LB439 Wishart Change licensure and regulation provisions for assisted-living facilities
LB439A Wishart Appropriation Bill
LB596 Groene Exempt equine, cat, and dog massage practice from licensure and regulation
LB714 Howard Provide a procedure for judicial emancipation of a minor
LB827 Lowe Provide for disposition of property of members of veterans' homes and change state personnel system exemptions for the Department of Veterans' Affairs
LB865 Crawford Change provisions relating to passage of ordinances by cities and villages
LB901 Bostelman Change permit application and issuance requirements relating to regulation of certain structures by the Division of Aeronautics of the Department of Transportation and provide a duty for the Nebraska National Guard
LB906 Williams Change provisions relating to the schedules of controlled substances
LB923 Morfeld Provide immunity for certain law enforcement employees administering naloxone and change provisions relating to immunity for persons reporting or experiencing alcohol overdoses
*LB990 Wayne Create the offense of possession of a firearm by a prohibited juvenile offender
LB990A Wayne Appropriation Bill
LB1009 Murante Change a rural highway classification and maximum highway speed limits as prescribed
LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION(s) Eligible For Adoption Pursuant to Rule 4, Section 5(b)
Document Introducer Description
LR485 Linehan Congratulate the Douglas County West Community Schools Middle and High School Robotics teams on their victories at the Nebraska/Iowa VEX IQ regional championship
LR487 McDonnell Designate April 29, 2019, as Public Employee Collective Bargaining Day in Nebraska
  • Messages on the President's Desk
  • Adjourn until Wednesday, April 11, 2018 at 9:00 a.m.