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This bill makes school breakfast and lunch free for all students. It creates a dedicated fund to pay for these meals, sets aside the budget to cover the costs, and establishes a start date for the program.
This bill is about government money. It gives extra funding to the IT department and the Public Service Commission, and sets rules for them to take out loans if they need them. The Senate is currently debating the bill.
This bill creates a loan program to help rural hospitals and clinics pay for building repairs and upgrades. It explains how these facilities can apply for the money, requires regular progress reports to be sent to state lawmakers, and sets a date for when the program begins.
This bill creates a temporary program to provide emergency loans to hospitals and clinics that are in financial trouble. It sets aside the necessary money for these loans and explains when the program will start and end.
This bill updates property tax rules. It clarifies how to get a tax break on the home you live in and offers a discount if you pay your tax bill early. It also sets the date for when these changes begin.
Relating to the prescriptive authority of pharmacists and therapeutic substitution; to amend and reenact subsection 1 of section 26.1‑36.11‑01 and section 43‑15‑01 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to the scope of practice of pharmacists; to repeal section 43‑15‑25.3 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to approved laboratory tests; and to provide an effective date.
This law requires all K-12 students to take the "Presidential Physical Fitness Test" during gym class. It also sets rules for when a student can be excused from taking the test and says when this new rule officially begins.
This law clears the way for the state to sell the Ray Richards golf course, sets aside the money needed to handle the sale, and picks the date when the process officially begins.
Relating to criminal history record checks by the board of occupational therapy practice; to amend and reenact section 43‑17‑27.1 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to physician continuing education requirements; to provide a statement of legislative intent; and to provide an effective date.
This law stops government agencies from signing secret agreements about big industrial projects, like data centers. If an agency breaks this rule, they will face a penalty. This law has a specific start and end date.
Relating to the scheduling of kratom alkaloids and kratom alkaloid derivatives as a schedule I controlled substance; to amend and reenact section 19‑03.1‑22.3 and subsection 7 of section 19‑03.1‑23 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to penalties for the use and possession of kratom alkaloids and kratom alkaloid derivatives; to provide a penalty; and to provide an effective date.
This bill explains how to calculate your property tax when you qualify for two different discounts: one for your main home and one for paying your bill early. It clarifies which discount should be subtracted first, making the math consistent for everyone. It also states when these new rules will start.
