Crypto kiosk consumer protection bill sent to governor
House Bill 920, the Virtual Currency Kiosk Consumer Protection Act, was ratified July 2 and presented to Gov. Josh Stein on July 6.
House Bill 920, the Virtual Currency Kiosk Consumer Protection Act, was ratified July 2 and presented to Gov. Josh Stein on July 6.
House Bill 56, the 2026 Budget Technical Corrections bill, was ratified and presented to Gov. Josh Stein on July 2 after final legislative votes.
Gov. Josh Stein signed four bills July 2 involving law enforcement retirees, human trafficking, tax changes, senior fraud protections and water and wastewater systems.
Gov. Josh Stein signed four bills into law addressing gang activity, involuntary commitment, housing development rules, stormwater incentives and state government employment.
Today’s briefs include a state budget bill sent to the governor, voter registration mailing guidance, tax legislation, environmental rulemaking and public health heat guidance.
North Carolina state government activity Thursday includes continued budget movement, House and Senate sessions, a wide-ranging election law bill in the Senate and agency guidance tied to the Fourth of July heat wave.
North Carolina state government has several statewide policy and administrative items active this week, including legislative committee action, election rulemaking, tax administration updates and a new executive order on health care affordability.
Today’s NC Political News briefs include election law, cryptocurrency kiosk regulation, public workforce legislation, rural health technology and a newly signed state law.
Today’s NC Political News briefs include legislative sessions, a House Finance agenda, a State Health Plan board nomination, Helene housing recovery funding and a DEQ permitting hearing.
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.
Today’s state briefs include upcoming legislative sessions, a House Finance agenda and the final day for DEQ electric grid resilience applications.