House of Representatives

LB 392 establishes a contingency fund for the Nebraska Legislative Council, ensuring it has necessary resources for budget execution and smooth operations in upcoming fiscal years.

LB 426 mandates a one-hour American flag education program for grades 5-8 in Nebraska schools, funded by lottery money, enhancing students' patriotism and civic knowledge.

LB 671 streamlines Nebraska's education laws, enhancing communication for option enrollment, supporting students with disabilities, and improving educator evaluations.

LB 203 requires health directors in Nebraska to get elected officials' approval for community-wide health measures, enhancing oversight but potentially slowing emergency responses.

LB 66 empowers Nebraskans to appoint agents for health-care decisions and create advance directives, ensuring their preferences are respected when incapacitated.

LB 207 imposes a $450 registration fee on commercially registered alternative fuel vehicles over 7,500 pounds, ensuring fair contributions to Nebraska's transportation funding.

LB 204 protects individuals' biometric data by requiring consent for collection, ensuring ownership rights, and allowing data removal, enhancing personal privacy and control.

LB 213 mandates Nebraska schools to adopt human embryology standards by March 2026, ensuring students learn about human development, with opt-out options for parents.

LB 393 streamlines the Cash Reserve Fund by removing outdated transfer provisions, enhancing state financial management and allowing budget flexibility for fiscal needs.

LB 330 raises the alcohol sales tax to 15.5% to fund addiction treatment and education, aiming to reduce alcohol-related harm and support community resources.