House of Representatives

LB 591 streamlines licensing for Nebraska's installment loan sector, easing compliance for affiliates and enhancing efficiency for financial institutions.

LB 665 protects Nebraska's livestock by banning electronic identification devices from foreign adversaries, ensuring data security while allowing voluntary use of safe alternatives.

LB 201 introduces a fee for international money transfers in Nebraska, capping it at 10% or $10,000, impacting licensed transmitters and consumers.

LB 710 boosts Nebraska's earned income tax credit from 10% to 20%, aiding low- to moderate-income families by increasing their financial relief and economic stability.

LB 604 streamlines Nebraska's initiative and referendum process, clarifying legal challenges and timelines, enhancing transparency for residents seeking to influence ballot measures.

LB 637 promotes Nebraska's economy by creating two destination districts for projects over $3 billion, aiming to attract 10 million visitors annually and boost tourism.

LB 488 requires peace officers to take custody of probationers upon request from probation officers, enhancing enforcement and improving community safety.

LB 338 protects genetic privacy by banning life, disability, and long-term care insurers from using genetic info, encouraging testing and improving health outcomes.

LB 583 raises the documentary stamp tax to $3.30 per $1,000, funding child care, military support, affordable housing, and health care for underserved populations.

LB 409 mandates a licensed journeyman electrician on the Nebraska Power Review Board, enhancing expertise in electrical matters for better utility oversight.