House of Representatives

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

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

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