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Nebraska lawmakers are researching ways to help pregnant women, new moms, and their young children get enough healthy food to eat.
Nebraska lawmakers are studying whether to have private insurance companies manage long-term care (like nursing homes) for Medicaid patients. They want to figure out if this change would save money and if it would actually work.
Nebraska lawmakers are currently studying how to better support the mental health of new mothers. They are looking at state laws and rules to see what changes can be made to help moms who are struggling with depression.
Nebraska lawmakers are studying how to help families get the diapers they need for their babies.
Nebraska lawmakers are looking into why it is hard for families to get "play therapy" for their children. They are studying the problem to figure out how to make this help easier for families to find and use.
Nebraska lawmakers are looking into whether they need to update the rules for companies that handle HR, payroll, and benefits for other businesses. They are studying these rules now to see if any changes are needed before the next legislative session.
Nebraska lawmakers are checking to see if veterans and their families are getting the help they need, and if that support is easy to find and high quality.
Nebraska lawmakers are reviewing the rules for people who give lie detector (polygraph) tests. They want to see if the current licensing requirements are too strict or unnecessary as part of a larger effort to make it easier for people to get professional licenses in the state.
Nebraska lawmakers are currently studying how the state pays for mental health and addiction services. The goal is to make sure those payments are fair and actually cover the cost of providing that care.
Nebraska lawmakers are spending their time off to research how natural gas is produced in our state.
Nebraska lawmakers are doing a study to keep a closer eye on local government retirement plans. They want to make sure these plans have enough money set aside to pay for the future benefits they have promised to workers.
Nebraska lawmakers are studying a proposal that would stop the state’s retirement funds from investing in Chinese companies. Before they vote on it, they want to figure out if it’s legal, how much it would cost, and how it would work in practice.
