Hearings for March 31st, 2014
103rd Legislature, 2nd Regular Session - Day 52
The order of the bills listed may not be the order in which they are heard that day in committee.
General Affairs
Time: 1:00 PM
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Galyen, Jeffrey - State Racing Commission
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Lee, Dennis - State Racing Commission
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Hoffman, Edward F. - Nebraska Commission on Problem Gambling
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Bruder, Marla - Nebraska Commission on Problem Gambling
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Holt, Janelle - Nebraska Commission on Problem Gambling
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Health and Human Services
Time: 9:00 AM
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Roop, Dennis - Stem Cell Research Advisory Committee
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Morris, Rebecca Jane - Stem Cell Research Advisory Committee
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Spangrude, Gerald - Stem Cell Research Advisory Committee
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Pecha, Denise - Nebraska Child Abuse Prevention Fund Board
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Kruback, Sandra - Foster Care Advisory Committee
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Neeley, Elizabeth - Foster Care Advisory Committee
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Natural Resources
Time: 12:30 PM
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Ondracek, Mark A. - Nebraska Ethanol Board
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Thede, Michael - Nebraska Ethanol Board
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Peterson, Kevin - Nebraska Environmental Trust Board
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LR482
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Carlson
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Urge the United States Environmental Protection Agency, in developing guidelines for regulating carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants, to respect the primacy of Nebraska and other states and to rely on state regulators to develop performance standards
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