Daily bulletin [2001 : January 29, v.2001 : no.3]

Daily Bulletin ACTIONS BY THE NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY Institute ^/Government, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Legislative Reporting Service, Box 7294 State Legislative Building, Raleigh, NC 27611 . Phone 919.733.2484 Fax 919.715.3464 I'J.'v. ’ ilb House Legislative Day 3 Vol. 2001, No. 3 Monday, January 29, 2001 г 1 Г-ЧГ-" Senate Legislative Day 3 JAN 3 n ,mn< BILLS INTRODUCED TODAY SIATEi^HA «плю тшаж МШЗД BILL# SHORT TITLE IDEN COMMITTEE GS INDEX S 12 MUNICIPAL INCORP. POPULATION ESTIMATES H 14 JUDICIARY II 120 S 13 FUNDS TO PREVENT BIRTH DEFECTS APPROPRIATIONS APPROP S 14 ELECTION REWRITE/COUNTING AND CANVASSING JUDICIARY I 163 S 15 ACCESS TO STATE EMPLOYEE RECORDS JUDICIARY II 120 S 16 MUNICIPAL ELECTION BDS. JUDICIARY I 163 S 17 ELECTION REWRITE/BALLOTS AND VOTING JUDICIARY I 163 H 7 AMEND WORTHLESS CHECK PROGRAM RULES 14, BRUNSWICK, BLADEN COLUMBUS, CUMBERLAND, DURHAM, EDGECOMBE, NASH, NEW HANOVER, ONSLOW, PENDER, ROCKINGHAM, WAKE WILSON H 8 REPEAL GIFT TAX FINANCE 35A, 105, 143B H 9 MODIFY AVERY COUNTY OCCY. TAXES FINANCE 160A, AVERY H 10 PRISON TELEPHONE SYSTEM RULES UNCODIFIED H 11 RAISE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION INCOME LIMIT FINANCE 105 H 12 CONDEMNATION REIMBURSEMENT RULES 143 H 13 MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIRS RULES 58 H 14 MUNICIPAL INCORP. POPULATION ESTIMATES S 12 RULES 120 H 15 DEFINING MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION 1 15C SUMMARIES OF BILLS INTRODUCED TODAY SENATE BILLS S 12. MUNICIPAL INCORP. POPULATION ESTIMATES. TO USE ANNUAL POPULATION ESTIMATES RATHER THAN THE DECENNIAL CENSUS WHEN DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY FOR INCORPORATION OF NEW MUNICIPALITIES WHICH ARE IN PROXIMITY TO EXISTING MUNICIPALITIES. As title indicates. Effective for incorporation petitions submitted on or after Dec. 1, 2001. Intro, by Hartsell and Hagan. Ref. to Judiciary II GS 120 S 13. FUNDS TO PREVENT BIRTH DEFECTS. TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR THE PREVENTION OF BIRTH DEFECTS. Appropriates $1,150,000 for 2001-2002 from General Fund to Dep't of Health & Human Services. Directs funds to expansion of Birth Defects Monitoring Program statewide; analysis of all birth defect data, including low birth weight and premature babies; data dissemination; and Statewide Folic Acid Campaign. Effective July 1, 2001. Intro, by Purcell. Ref. to Appropriations APPROP This publication is printed on permanent, acid-free paper in compliance with the North Carolina General Statutes. Institute of Government The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Copyright © 2001