Funeral Board and DOI licensing bill sent to governor
Senate Bill 857, a statewide regulatory bill involving funeral service law and Department of Insurance licensing provisions, was presented to the governor July 2.
Senate Bill 857, a statewide regulatory bill involving funeral service law and Department of Insurance licensing provisions, was presented to the governor July 2.
House Bill 1200, the Tax-Free Family Essentials Act, passed the House and was referred to Senate Rules on July 1.
Senate Bill 257, the 2026 Appropriations Act, was ratified and presented to Gov. Josh Stein on July 2 after final legislative votes.
Senate Bill 1041, the Public Workforce Modernization Act, is moving through the House committee process after passing the Senate earlier this month.
House Bill 920 would create statewide consumer protection rules for virtual currency kiosks, including fraud warnings, transaction limits, refunds and fee caps.
House Bill 958, a broad statewide election law bill, is scheduled for consideration in the North Carolina House on June 30.
A House Finance Committee agenda for June 30 includes statewide bills on workforce policy, tax exemptions, portable benefits and taxpayer protections.
House Bill 958, titled “Election Law Changes,” remains active in the House and would amend several sections of North Carolina election law.
The North Carolina General Assembly is scheduled to convene Monday, with a House Finance Committee meeting set for Tuesday on several statewide bills.
Senate Bill 992, titled “Truth in Taxation,” moved from the Senate to the House after a 38-4 Senate vote.
House Bill 372, the Home-Based Business Fairness Act, returned to the House on June 25 for concurrence in a Senate committee substitute.
House Bill 83, a statewide bill involving minors and human trafficking, was presented to Gov. Josh Stein on June 25.