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The public hearing on LB730 to PROTECT biological girls and boys in restrooms and locker rooms has begun in the Government Military and Veterans Affairs Committee.You can tune in live here: nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/series-media/legislative-hearing-video/standalone-video-15926/governme...Viewership Warning: Testimony provided by the general public may at time be inappropriate or volatile. ... See MoreSee Less
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The legislature has adjourned for the day!LB663 was advanced with amendments. [Some of] the senators have made it pretty clear this is about bringing in big ag and renewable energy sources and not about the people of Nebraska. Raybould went as far as arguing in favor of the bill on behalf of "much needed wind & solar power projects" and strongly recommends following NACO's lead.Arch closed out with the announcement that with the exception of one bill scheduled tomorrow, all carry over bills have gone through the first round of debate and as they move forward the "non-controversial bills" will take priority on the schedule.We'll be back later with committee hearings. ... See MoreSee Less
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The final bill on the agenda today brought by Senator Storer -LB663 - Provide for required education for members of county planning commissions and county boards and change provisions relating to conditional use or special exception determinations by county planning commissions and county boards______________Update: LB663 was advanced with amendments. ... See MoreSee Less
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Following several quick appointments and the speedy advancement of Kauth's LB202, the legislature has spent the vast majority of the time debating LB320 from Senator Sanders.LB320 - Require that hotels and similar public lodging establishments place posters relating to human trafficking in such establishments and provide for training on human trafficking to employees of such establishmentsSenators Dungan, McKinney and J. Cavanaugh have stoked concerns over the issues of immunity from negligence for the owner and employees of a hotel where sex trafficking occurs. The floor amendment from Dungan failed to advance while debate continues on the amendment from Cavanaugh.Senators Jacobson and Hallstrom have made objections based on overreach by government mandating private businesses to require additional training, collaboration with law enforcement, and then removing liability protections for negligence.We expect that LB320 will advance to Select File and some form of these amendments on this issue will be back again in the next round.Side note: We dont have board votes today sNebraska Public Media NewsMedia continues to move the cameras before the votes are recorded... 😑_________________Update: LB320 was advanced with a last minute floor amendment compromise brought by Senator Bosn. ... See MoreSee Less
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Senator Hughes, Vice Chair of the Education Committee, deemed it "National Murman" day following the long day listening to Education bills! (It was funny, you just had to be there!)Nothing gets Democrats more riled up than a conservative Educational bill, of which there were several that had tensions rising quickly. It's not lost on us that when students show up from across the state (Kimball in this case) to speak in favor of a more-so conservative bill, the democrat senators can't be bothered to even thank them for their participation but when they show up for liberal agendas they're praised on and on. Conrad tore into the research staffer for the governor that spoke in support of LB1050 which is aimed at early intervention (including retention at 3rd grade) for literacy in Nebraska Public Schools before the end of 3rd grade. It quickly devolved from focus on the intent of the bill to disagreement over the handling of the budget as it pertains to the investment of State dollars into public education. Juarez and Hunt lost it on Murman over LB1024 (to teach the tragedies of communism and the millions of lives lost under communist regimes since 1919 <- as described by Senator Murman). Juarez went as far as to threaten (only way to describe the tone used) bringing a bill to instruct teaching on the current "negative treatment of Immigrants in America today." <- the Senator's words, for clarity.On a lighter note, Senator Storm brought a great bill (LB893), inspired by a constituent, to help facilitate the certification of qualified substitute teachers by streamlining the interpersonal relations course. That's all folks! 🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less
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