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: Jul 13, 2023

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

2023

Regular Session

Special Session

Amended Report

ITEM 2

NAME OF LOBBYIST AND PRINCIPAL

LOBBYIST

Lobbyist Name

Bromm & Associates

Phone

(402) 443-3225

Address

635 S 14th Suite 315

City

Lincoln

State

Zip

68508

PRINCIPAL

Principal Name

Aflac

Office Phone

(706) 596-3855

Office Address (Street, Box, or Route)

1932 Wynnton Road

City

Columbus

State

Zip

31999

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	Describe bill, resolution, amendment or procedural matter	Position taken
LB32	Change requirements for issuers of medicare supplement insurance policies or certificates relating to coverage of individuals under sixty-five years of age who are eligible for medicare by reason of disability or end-stage renal disease	Neutral
LB57	Adopt the Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Act	Neutral
LB67	Provide a duty for the State Treasurer regarding deposits of public funds	Neutral
LB92	Provide, change, and eliminate law relating to banking, commerce, insurance, housing, and taxation	Neutral
LB145	Change provisions relating to coverage for screening mammography and breast examinations	Neutral
LB383	Change provisions relating to insurance coverage for screenings for colorectal cancer	Neutral
LB392	Authorize the electronic delivery of certain health benefit plan documents	Neutral
LB587	Adopt the Insurance Regulatory Sandbox Act	Neutral
LB730	Adopt the Fair Access to Financial Services Act	Neutral
LB743	Adopt the Investment Neutrality in Public Funds Act	Neutral
LB779	Limit the amount an insured pays for prescription insulin drugs	Neutral
LR2CA	Constitutional amendments to change from a unicameral legislature to a bicameral legislature, provide for election of members of the Legislature on a partisan ballot, require election of legislative officers and committee chairpersons by a public vote, and require all meetings of the Legislature to be open to the public	Neutral
LR3CA	Constitutional amendment to provide for nonpartisan nomination and election of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Auditor of Public Accounts, and State Treasurer	Neutral
LR6CA	Constitutional amendment to prohibit governmental entities from imposing any taxes other than retail consumption taxes and excise taxes	Oppose
LR7CA	Constitutional amendment to require the state to impose a consumption tax or an excise tax on all new goods and services and to provide a tax exemption for grocery items	Oppose
LR14CA	Constitutional amendment to provide for recall of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, or Auditor of Public Accounts or a member of the Legislature	Neutral
LR22CA	Constitutional amendment to change legislative term limits to three consecutive terms	Neutral
LR237	Interim study to determine to what extent, if any, companies operating within or contracting with the State of Nebraska, are using environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics	Neutral

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

Bromm & Associates

Lobbyist Name

Jul 13, 2023

Date