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Bob’s DSM Bulletin (April 14, 2023)

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Bills that passed the House this week:

  • SF 183 – Maximum employment age for certain city public safety positions
  • SF 193 – Removal of human remains by person other than a funeral director
  • SF 315 – Raw milk
  • SF 388 – Conflicts between federal funding and the office of the chief information officer
  • SF 399 – Registration and regulation of spray pads, swimming pools, and spas
  • SF 494 – Public assistance program oversight
  • SF 519 – Electronic registration renewal of off-road utility vehicles
  • SF 527 – Vehicles of excessive size and weight
  • SF 549 – Captive insurance companies
  • HF 351 – Adoption tax credit
  • HF 352 – Entity-level taxation election for pass-through entities and allowing a partner or shareholder to claim a credit against the individual income tax
  • HF 353 – Exemption for certain property classified as agricultural based on levee and drainage district assessments
  • HF 461 – Boiler inspections
  • HF 572 – Prohibiting use of remotely piloted aircraft flying over certain property
  • HF 651 – Ownership of dogs
  • HF 654 – Carrying, transportation, and possession of weapons
  • HF 663 – Authority to postpone an annual tax sale
  • HF 666 – Programs and regulations administered and enforced by the department of agriculture and land stewardship
  • HF 670 – Veterinary medicine
  • HF 671 – Professional counselors licensure compact
  • HF 672 – Permanent teaching licensure
  • HF 674 – Registration and titling of motor vehicles
  • HF 675 – Money transmission services
  • HF 677 – Native winery retail alcohol licenses
  • HF 680 – Allowing counties to collect a fee for issuance and renewal of driver’s licenses and nonoperator’s identification cards to persons who reside outside the county
  • HF 683 – Excise tax imposed on handling of grain
  • HF 685 – Medicaid program
  • HF 688 – Rulemaking process for executive branch agencies and related matters
  • HF 700 – Dairy innovation fund and program
  • HF 701 – Purchase of certain law enforcement equipment
  • HF 707 – State child care assistance eligibility requirements and child care provider reimbursement rates
  • HF 708 – Medicaid reimbursement for services to individuals who meet nursing home level of care and are required to register as sex offenders
  • HF 709 – Appropriating federal moneys made available from federal block grants and other nonstate sources following state government realignment
  • HF 710 – Tax receipts on internet fantasy sports contests and sports wagering
  • HF 711 – Levee and drainage districts
  • HF 713 – Transactions involving used catalytic converters
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