Nevada Legislative Update - Bills Being Considered
Lawmakers slated to hear bills allowing pharmacist-prescribed birth control, creating sexual assault survivor bill of rights
One week out from the deadline for bills to move out of their first committee, lawmakers face another marathon day of hearings on Friday.
Bills up for hearings include those that would create a sexual assault survivors bill of rights, allow for pharmacist-prescribed birth control and make changes to golf course redevelopment.
Lawmakers are also slated to pass several bills out of committee, including measures to provide compensation to people who were wrongfully convicted and more tightly regulate the middlemen in the drug pricing process, known as pharmacy benefit managers.
For more information on the status of bills working their way through the Legislature, check out The Nevada Independents bill tracker. And for the bills in committee today, check out the Legislatures website for committee times and links to watch live committee meetings and floor sessions.
Among the bills considered this past Friday:
AB176: Sexual Assault Survivors Bill of Rights
AB267: Compensation for people wrongfully convicted
AB431: Automatic voting rights restoration
AB399: State-backed retirement system for state employees
AB428: Study on discrimination in contracts
SB350: Worksession on Promise Scholarships
AB141: Worksession on bill regulating pharmacy benefit managers
SB361: Pharmacist-prescribed birth control bills
SB251: Golf courses
AB287: Ensuring Medicaid increases are passed along to employees of applied behavioral analysis providers
SB425: Tenancy support services in Medicaid
For more information about the bills being considered along with hyperlinks to each bill, please read:
https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/2-minute-preview-lawmakers-slated-to-hear-bills-allowing-pharmacist-prescribed-birth-control-creating-sexual-assault-survivor-bill-of-rights