Nebraska Legislature - Lobbyist Reporting Application

Clerk of the Legislature

Room 2014 State Capitol

PO Box 94604

Lincoln, NE 68509

(402) 471-2608

NEBRASKA LOBBYIST
STATEMENT of ACTIVITY

NADC FORM D

Submission Date: Jun 19, 2024

Each registered lobbyist shall file a Statement of Activity within 45 days after the end of a regular session of the Legislature. The statement must be filed even if the lobbyist engaged in no activity.
Any registered lobbyist who engages in lobbying activity in connection with a special session of the Legislature shall file a Statement of Activity within 45 days after the end of the special session. Late filing fees are $25.00 per day, not to exceed $750.00.
Lobbyists having more than one principal shall file a separate report for each principal.

ITEM 1

NATURE OF FILING (Check appropriate box)

For Calendar Year of

2024

Regular Session

Special Session

Amended Report

ITEM 2

NAME OF LOBBYIST AND PRINCIPAL

LOBBYIST

Lobbyist Name

Swatsworth, Abby

Phone

(402) 488-1130

Address

211 N 14th St

City

Lincoln

State

Zip

68508

PRINCIPAL

Principal Name

Outlinc

Office Phone

(402) 488-1130

Office Address (Street, Box, or Route)

211 N 14th St

City

Lincoln

State

Zip

68508

List all the legislation upon which the lobbyist acted on behalf of the principal including bills, resolutions, amendments and procedural matters. Identify by number of bill, resolution, amendment or procedural matter and state the position taken. This statement should include a list of amendments or procedural matters which the lobbyist has acted upon for the principal, even if the lobbyist has not acted upon the bill or resolution from which the amendment or procedural matter arises.

Identify bill or resolution number	Identify amendment or procedural matter	Describe bill, resolution, amendment or procedural matter	Position taken
LB43	2081	Adopt the First Freedom Act and the Personal Privacy Protection Act, authorize tribal regalia to be worn by students, change provisions relating to withholding records from the public, provide requirements for interpretation of statutes, rules, and regulations, and prohibit state agencies from imposing certain requirements on charitable organizations	Support
LB43	2701	Adopt the First Freedom Act and the Personal Privacy Protection Act, authorize tribal regalia to be worn by students, change provisions relating to withholding records from the public, provide requirements for interpretation of statutes, rules, and regulations, and prohibit state agencies from imposing certain requirements on charitable organizations	Support
LB43		Adopt the First Freedom Act and the Personal Privacy Protection Act, authorize tribal regalia to be worn by students, change provisions relating to withholding records from the public, provide requirements for interpretation of statutes, rules, and regulations, and prohibit state agencies from imposing certain requirements on charitable organizations	Neutral
LB307		Authorize syringe services programs in municipalities and counties and provide exceptions to penalties related to drug paraphernalia under the Uniform Controlled Substances Act	Support
LB374		Adopt the Parents’ Bill of Rights and Academic Transparency Act	Oppose
LB575		Adopt the Sports and Spaces Act	Oppose
LB810		Adopt the Medical Ethics and Diversity Act	Oppose
LB879		Repeal the Let Them Grow Act and the Preborn Child Protection Act	Neutral
LB887		Adopt the Nebraska Nonprofit Security Grant Program Act	Support
LB1034		Prohibit a school district from punishing an employee or prohibiting an employee from engaging in religious expression when an employee is on duty at school	Oppose
LB1045		Prohibit use of peremptory challenges against jurors based on membership in certain groups	Support
LB1065		Authorize a school district to hire a chaplain to perform the duties of a school counselor without a certificate issued by the Commissioner of Education	Oppose
LB1071		Protect free speech rights of student journalists and student media advisers	Support
LB1109		Provide an exception under the Preborn Child Protection Act to allow an abortion after twelve weeks in the case of a fatal fetal anomaly and change and eliminate certain penalty provisions relating to abortions	Neutral
LB1269		Change provisions relating to the duty to retreat when using force in self-defense or defense of another and provide for criminal and civil immunity	Oppose
LB1330		Prohibit public educational institutions from taking certain actions relating to diversity, equity, and inclusion	Oppose
LB1399		Change provisions relating to the involvement of parents, guardians, and educational decisionmakers in the education of their children	Oppose

I certify that all information presented in this form is accurate to the best of my knowledge.

Abbi Swatsworth

Lobbyist Name

Jun 19, 2024

Date