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Relating to the collection of free or reduced-price meal eligibility information; to amend and reenact sections 15.1‑02‑02 and 15.1‑27‑16 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to the salary of the superintendent of public instruction and administrative cost-sharing; to provide for a transfer; to provide a report; to provide an exemption; and to provide an effective date.
This law updates the rules about what the committee in charge of the Capitol’s outdoor space is allowed to do.
Relating to a partial exemption from the coal conversion facilities tax and the imposition of a lignite research tax, allocation of the coal conversion facilities privilege tax and the lignite research tax, and an exemption from the coal severance tax; to repeal section 57‑60‑02.2 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to the exemption from the coal conversion facilities tax and the imposition of a lignite research tax; to provide an effective date; to provide a contingent effective date; and to provide an expiration date.
This law sets aside government money to help science and technology parks grow. The businesses receiving this money will have to report back on how they spent it.
This bill creates a new alert system to help find missing people and establishes a group to help the state government work better with Native American tribes. It also requires an update report on how these efforts are going.
Relating to student financial assistance grants, dual-credit tuition scholarships, and the scholars program; to amend and reenact sections 15‑10‑38.1, 15‑10‑38.2, 15‑63‑05, and 15.1‑21‑02.6 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to the skilled workforce student loan repayment and scholarship programs, Native American scholarships, and the North Dakota scholarship; and to provide an appropriation.
This bill makes several changes to traffic and government rules. In simple terms, it: * **Changes speed limits:** It updates rules for how fast you can drive on highways and how speed limits are set or changed. * **Regulates fines:** It sets new rules for how cities can charge people for speeding tickets. * **Updates fees:** It adjusts certain government-mandated fees. * **Requires reporting:** It forces officials to track these changes and report back to the legislature. * **Sets penalties:** It creates consequences for anyone who breaks these new rules.
This bill updates the rules for how schools and public projects are funded. It changes how schools get money for daily operations and new buildings, how they handle costs for students living away from home, how the state manages its coal-related savings, and what rules construction companies must follow when building public projects.
This law changes how the state pays to run and repair the state fairgrounds. It also makes these changes take effect immediately.
This bill changes how the state handles taxes collected from oil and gas companies. It updates how that money is divided up, requires a report on the results, creates some specific tax exemptions, and sets a date for when these new rules begin.
AN ACT to provide an appropriation for defraying the expenses of the North Dakota state university extension service, northern crops institute, upper great plains transportation institute, main research center, branch research centers, and agronomy seed farm; to provide for a report; to provide an exemption; and to declare an emergency.. Currently in Senate.
Relating to immunity and a defense for individuals voting on legislation, closure of a matter of the ethics commission, rules for complaint management time standards, and an ethics commission annual report; to amend and reenact sections 12.1‑13‑02, 54‑66‑01, 54‑66‑04, 54‑66‑05, 54‑66‑06, and 54‑66‑07, subsection 2 of section 54‑66‑08, and sections 54‑66‑09, 54‑66‑10, 54‑66‑12, and 54‑66‑18 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to immunity from criminal prosecution, definitions, ethics commission meetings, complaints, an informal resolution process, law enforcement referrals, findings, appeals, confidential information related to a complaint, and conflicts of interest; and to declare an emergency.