2/16 8:00 AM SB 2229 Relating to the apportionment of oil and gas gross production taxes 8:30 AM SB 2266 Relating to the nursing education consortium 9:15 AM SB 2270 Relating to bid requirements for park districts 9:45 AM SB 2336 To amend and reenact NDCC relating to Garrison Diversion Overview Committee 10:30 AM SB […]
Session nears crossover Feb. 20 is the official crossover date and next week will mainly consist of final committee work and getting bills out of the House or Senate. The Legislature will be in recess February 20, 23 and 24. Revised State Revenue Forecast On Monday, Feb. 9, the ND Office of Management and Budget
ED REVIEWFebruary 13, 2009 …a bi-weekly update on U.S. Department of Education activities relevant to the Intergovernmental and Corporate community and other stakeholders______________________________________________________________________EDITOR’S NOTE ED Review has been on brief hiatus. However, it was a busy last month in the field of education, and I hope you have been able to track key developments via
To: AACTE Members From: Jane West, Senior Vice President, Policy, Programs, and Professional IssuesDate: February 13, 2009Re: Stimulus Package – Good things do happen on Friday the 13th Thank you for all of your phone calls to Congress to urge your representatives to vote for an economic recovery package that includes significant funding for education.
91018.0100Sixty-firstLegislative Assembly SENATE BILL NO. 2387of North DakotaIntroduced bySenators Seymour, Mathern, WardnerRepresentatives Kroeber, Onstad, VigA BILL for an Act to provide an appropriation to the department of commerce for a grant toassist in procuring contracts for North Dakota companies.BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF NORTH DAKOTA:SECTION 1. APPROPRIATION. There is appropriated out of
View Senate Floor CalendarDay 28 – February 12, 2009Convene Times: 12:30PM This is a LIVE page and is subject to change. Live Senate Audio | Live Senate Video 6th Order – Consideration of AmendmentsBillNumber FloorAction AM EM CO Message Committee CommitteeRecommends CommVote PrimarySponsor Versions SB 2042 A Appropriations Do Pass 13-0 Engross SB 2214 Human
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Education (Sen. L. Freborg) Missouri River Room Hearing Date Time Bill/Res.No Sub-Comm Description/Note ——————————————————————————– 2/09 9:00 AM SB 2217 Relating to compulsory school attendance and motor vehicle operators’ licenses. 10:00 AM SB 2320 Relating to representation and negotiation for school district employees other than teachers and administrators. ——————————————————————————– 2/10 8:45 AM SB 2341 Relating to
Appropriations (Rep. K. Svedjan) Roughrider Room (EE) Approp – Education & Environment (Rep. B. Skarphol) Sakakawea (GO) Approp – Governmnt Operations Div (Rep. J. Delzer) Medora Room (HR) Approp – Human Resources Division (Rep. C. Pollert) Roughrider Room Hearing Date Time Bill/Res.No Sub-Comm Description/Note ——————————————————————————– 2/06 8:30 AM HR Committee Work HB 1040 GO Missing
Appropriations (Sen. R. Holmberg) Harvest Room Hearing Date Time Bill/Res.No Sub-Comm Description/Note ——————————————————————————– 2/06 9:00 AM SB 2039 Relating to the board of pharmacy, the North Dakota pharmaceutical association, and pharmacist license fees 9:30 AM SB 2329 An appropriation to the Industrial Commission for creating geographic information system-based maps or overlays; and to provide appropriation
Key Hearings Held Feb. 2-6 ITCND did not take a position on any of the bills heard this week. However, several hearings were attended for bills being tracked. Status of Key Bills HB 1065 – Support SB 1065 was given a 14-0 “do not pass” recommendation from the House Education Committee on Feb. 3. The
Dear Tom, The Economic Stimulus Package, S.1, being debated in the Senate today provides targeted funding for programs that are smart investments for the nation’s future. It’s a long overdue step in the direction of closing a huge ‘investment gap’ that has contributed to the U.S.’s poor showing in child well-being compared to other rich