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Revisor allowed to clean up language Each session, a law is needed to clean up statute language that could include erroneous, ambiguous, and omitted text and obsolete references. SF2060/HF2770/CH187 (view full story) |
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Improving agencies’ management structures A new law will allow state agencies to contract with private vendors to look for efficiencies in their internal management structures. HF1813/SF1650/CH220 (view full story) |
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Annual claims law New law settles claims against the state by those incarcerated. SF2112/HF2437/CH232 (view full story) |
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Rulemaking oversight A new law will provide for greater legislative oversight of administrative rules. SF1922/HF2169/CH238 (view full story) |
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Council sunset dates extended A quartet of advisory councils will have their sunset dates extended. SF1679/HF1993/CH271 (view full story) |
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Council, board sunsets delayed Several state councils and boards scheduled to expire this year, as recommended by the Sunset Advisory Commission, will have a reprieve for two or six more years. HF2555/SF2304/CH278 (view full story) |
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Protecting private data A new law details how private data is collected, maintained or disseminated. SF1143/HF1466/CH290 (view full story) |
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Protections for newborn information A new law, primarily crafted to align appropriations contained in the February Economic Forecast, also lays out the newborn screening provision. HF2967/SF2558/CH292 (view full story) |
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Statute clarification and correction A new law makes clarifications and corrections from laws enacted in 2012. SF1420/HF1702/CH298 (view full story) |