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Healthcare Competition Reforms

This bill provides whistleblower protections for healthcare workers reporting safety concerns or violations, prohibits non-compete clauses for hospital employees, limits nondisclosure agreements in healthcare, caps CEO compensation at nonprofit hospitals receiving state funds at 400 times the minimum wage, and exempts certain Department of State Treasurer partnerships from health service review requirements.

Senate2026-06-16

S1086Introduced

Disclose Funds Original Source/Camp'n Finance

This bill requires political committees receiving donations above $6,800 from any one person to disclose the original source of those funds, the amounts involved, and any intermediaries who transferred the money. The requirement applies to both regular campaign donations and contributions to certain political committees, and takes effect once the bill becomes law.

Senate2026-06-08

S1040Introduced

Repeal CON for ASCs and Inpatient Rehab

This bill eliminates Certificate of Need (CON) requirements for ambulatory surgical facilities and inpatient rehabilitation services in North Carolina. It appropriates $50,000 to the Department of Health and Human Services to implement these changes and develop a plan to phase out remaining CON laws over three years.

Senate2026-05-13

S1053Introduced

Child Care Licensing Penalty Reform

This bill changes how North Carolina punishes child care facility licensing violations. First-time violations become Class A1 misdemeanors instead of Class I felonies, while prosecutors gain discretion to charge repeat violations or those posing substantial risk of harm as felonies based on specific factors.

Senate2026-05-06

S852Introduced

NC Health Benefits Exchange Implementation

This bill authorizes North Carolina's Insurance Commissioner to establish and operate a state-run health benefits exchange where individuals can compare and purchase health insurance plans. It provides $100,000 in recurring funding starting in fiscal year 2026-2027 and grants the Commissioner authority to adopt rules, seek federal funding, and create advisory boards to implement the exchange.

Senate2026-05-06

S896Introduced

Increase Medicaid PCS and PDN Rates

This bill increases Medicaid reimbursement rates for two types of home healthcare services in North Carolina: personal care services (PCS) to $7.50 per 15-minute increment and private duty nursing (PDN) services to $16.25 per 15-minute increment. The state would allocate $120.8 million and $20.1 million respectively from the General Fund, with matching federal funds, beginning in fiscal year 2026-2027.

Senate2026-05-06

S316Engrossed

Lower Healthcare Costs

This bill increases healthcare price transparency and protects consumers from unexpected medical bills by requiring hospitals to publicly disclose pricing for common procedures, mandating advance notice of out-of-network providers, limiting facility fees, and establishing good-faith cost estimates for scheduled procedures. It also strengthens insurance appeals processes and removes requirements for certificate-of-need approval for rehabilitation facilities.

Senate2026-05-06

S1054Introduced

No Child Left Unfed

This bill directs the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to expand access to the federal Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) to family, friend, and neighbor (FFN) child care providers who are legally operating but currently excluded from the program. The bill appropriates $150,000 for planning and $500,000 in recurring funds to support implementation, and requires annual reporting on participation and barriers.

Senate2026-05-06

S1042Introduced

Child Welfare/Foster Care/Child Care Funding

This bill increases funding for child welfare, foster care, and child care services in North Carolina by redirecting $104 million annually from sports wagering and lottery revenues. It also establishes a $250,000 secure communication platform for child welfare cases and requires a study on implementing statewide child care subsidy rates.

Senate2026-05-06

S866Introduced

Add Home Schools to Opportunity Scholarships

This bill expands North Carolina's Opportunity Scholarship program to include home schools alongside private schools. Home school students would receive $1,500 per year in scholarship grants, with funds usable for books, equipment, and other required educational materials. The bill also increases overall funding for the scholarship program from $700-825 million annually to $950 million-$1.075 billion annually.

Senate2026-05-06

S974Introduced

Behavior Analysis Reforms

This bill reforms North Carolina's behavior analysis practice by creating new oversight requirements for registered behavior technicians, including mandatory supervised hours before independent work and limits on telehealth services in certain areas. It also restricts the number of hours licensed behavior analysts can work with minors without a parent or guardian present and appropriates $50,000 for the Behavior Analysis Board to develop new regulations.

Senate2026-05-05

S1051Introduced

Don't Zone Out Child Care

This bill protects licensed family child care home operators from restrictions imposed by homeowners associations, landlords, and local governments. It declares such family child care homes as residential uses that cannot be prohibited or heavily restricted, and allows operators to sue for damages and attorney's fees if their rights are violated.

Senate2026-05-05

S1052Introduced

Amend Child Care Definitions/FFN Providers

This bill adds a legal definition for license-exempt family, friend, and neighbor (FFN) child care providers in North Carolina law. The definition clarifies the status of informal caregivers like relatives and close family friends who provide child care outside the licensed system, and allocates $30,000 to update state materials and data collection systems to reflect this definition.

Senate2026-05-05

S972Introduced

Cut State Agency Costs By 10%

This bill requires North Carolina state agencies to reduce their budgets by at least 10% by June 30, 2028. Agencies must submit detailed plans by January 2027 explaining how they will achieve these cuts, with the Director of the Budget office having flexibility to adjust cuts across agencies while maintaining the overall 10% reduction target.

Senate2026-05-05

S968Introduced

NCSU to Study Creation of New Vet School

This bill requires NC State University's Board of Trustees to study whether a new veterinary medicine college should be established at another North Carolina university. The study must examine the need for additional veterinarians in the state, the costs and benefits of creating a new vet school, and potential locations, with results due to the legislature by March 15, 2027. The bill appropriates $300,000 in state funds to conduct this study.

Senate2026-05-05

S1063Introduced

Fiscal Note for All Bills Considered

This bill requires fiscal notes to be prepared for all bills and resolutions introduced in the North Carolina General Assembly before they are considered in committee. Currently, fiscal notes are only required for certain types of bills. The bill provides $50,000 to fund the Fiscal Research Division's work in preparing these analyses.

Senate2026-05-05

S971Introduced

Statewide Year-Round School Study

This bill directs the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction to conduct a study examining whether North Carolina should implement a year-round school calendar statewide. The department must analyze educational outcomes, summer learning loss, testing, community impacts, employment, and other relevant factors, then report findings and recommendations to the legislature by February 1, 2027. The bill appropriates $50,000 to fund this study.

Senate2026-05-05

S1023Introduced

Chiropractic Abuse of Costs

This bill limits the North Carolina State Board of Chiropractic Examiners to charging no more than $2,000 in total costs (including attorney fees and investigation costs) to a chiropractor in disciplinary actions, and voids any agreements requiring higher payments. It also requires the Board to keep detailed meeting minutes that include summaries of reports, public comments with speaker names, specific motion language, individual member votes, and to publish draft minutes within 15 business days.

Senate2026-05-04

S964Introduced

Expanded Acc. to Doulas and Midwives/BC Lic

This bill expands access to doula and midwifery services in North Carolina by requiring Medicaid to cover doula services during pregnancy and postpartum, establishing a licensing system for Certified Professional Midwives (CPMs), and creating a licensure process for birth centers. The bill appropriates $1.55 million for implementation and support services.

Senate2026-05-04

S973Introduced

DOA Agency Requests

This bill makes four operational changes to how North Carolina's Department of Administration manages state property and facilities. It requires quarterly reports on state-owned facilities needing repairs, allows faster sales of seized vehicles with low value, permits electronic signatures on property transactions, and expands options for advertising state property leases beyond just newspapers.

Senate2026-05-04

S966Introduced

The SAVE Act

The SAVE Act defines the practice of advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs)—which include nurse practitioners, certified nurse midwives, certified registered nurse anesthetists, and clinical nurse specialists—and allows them to practice independently without physician supervision. The bill removes a prior requirement for joint oversight between medical and nursing boards and eliminates restrictions on APRN prescribing authority.

Senate2026-05-04

S963Introduced

AI Chatbots-Licensing, Safety, & Privacy

This bill creates a licensing system for health-related chatbots in North Carolina and establishes safety and privacy requirements for all chatbots meeting certain size thresholds. Health chatbots would need state approval based on technical competence, security, and effectiveness, while all covered chatbots would be required to clearly identify themselves as artificial, protect user data through encryption and deletion options, and comply with a 'duty of loyalty' to prioritize user safety and well-being.

Senate2026-05-04

S961Introduced

Hospital Authority Commissioner Reforms

This bill reforms North Carolina hospital authority boards by increasing the minimum number of commissioners from six to eight and the maximum from 30 to 38, requiring at least four public members (who cannot be healthcare providers or their spouses) and at least four elected officials from counties or municipalities within the hospital's service area. The bill also allocates $50,000 to help hospital authorities comply with these new requirements by December 1, 2026.

Senate2026-05-04

S965Introduced

DIT Consultation

This bill requires the Department of Information Technology (DIT) to provide advisory and consultation resources to state agencies that are exempt from using DIT's standard IT services and programs. The bill appropriates $50,000 to establish an interagency liaison network to support these consultation services, effective July 1, 2026.

Senate2026-05-04

S937Introduced

Marijuana and Vapor Products Reform

This bill decriminalizes possession of 5 grams or less of marijuana as a Class 3 misdemeanor, increases penalties for manufacturing and selling marijuana, raises the legal age to purchase tobacco and vapor products from 18 to 21 years old, increases excise taxes on vapor products and marijuana, expands Alcohol Law Enforcement's authority to enforce these laws, and makes hemp-derived cannabinoid products subject to strict liability in product liability cases.

Senate2026-04-30

S941Introduced

Exempt Treasurer from DHHS Review

This bill exempts the Department of State Treasurer from having to undergo review by the Department of Health and Human Services when establishing, developing, or acquiring new institutional health services in partnership with DHHS. The bill also appropriates $50,000 to the State Treasurer's office to implement these changes, effective July 1, 2026.

Senate2026-04-30

S913Introduced

Screen Free Schools

This bill restricts students' use of wireless communication devices (phones, tablets, laptops, smartwatches, gaming devices) in North Carolina public schools. Students in K-8 are prohibited from using these devices anywhere on school premises, while high school students (grades 9-12) cannot use them during the school day except for state testing, though schools may allow use before/after school hours. Teachers may authorize device use for educational purposes or emergencies, and students with medical needs or IEP/504 plans may use devices as required.

Senate2026-04-30

S938Introduced

Privatize Spirituous Liquor

This bill transitions North Carolina's spirituous liquor (hard liquor) sales from state-operated ABC stores to private package stores by July 1, 2029. It allows local voters to decide whether to permit off-premises spirituous liquor sales, sells existing ABC store properties to private bidders, establishes a new liquor wholesaler permit system, and includes franchise protections for liquor wholesalers.

Senate2026-04-30

S901Introduced

CFSS Gun Prsnt. for Grade 7 and 9 Students

This bill requires the Center for Safer Schools to develop an interactive presentation about the legal, medical, and emotional consequences of gun possession, gun violence, and gun safety for 7th and 9th grade students in North Carolina public schools. Local school districts must provide this presentation to all students in these grades, with parents given at least 14 days' notice and the option to opt their child out. The bill allocates $900,000 in state funding to support the program.

Senate2026-04-30

S895Introduced

Nonprofit Hospitals Tax Exemption

This bill modifies how nonprofit hospitals receive property tax and sales tax exemptions in North Carolina. Instead of exempting all hospital property from taxes, the bill limits exemptions to an amount equal to the actual cost of charity care the hospital provides to low-income uninsured and underinsured patients (those earning up to 300% of the federal poverty level).

Senate2026-04-30

S874Introduced

Licensing Certain Fire Safety Equipment

This bill creates a state licensing and permitting system for individuals and companies that install, repair, and service portable fire extinguishers and fire suppression systems in North Carolina. Firms must obtain a $250 license and individuals must obtain a $100 permit from the State Fire Marshal, and both must meet equipment, insurance, and competency requirements including potential examinations.

Senate2026-04-29

S860Introduced

Nonprofit Fundraising Sales Tax Exemption

This bill provides sales tax exemptions for certain nonprofit organizations and expands existing exemptions. It exempts diapers prescribed by Medicaid providers, exempts fundraising events held by nonprofits from entertainment tax, allows nonprofits to lease (rather than only own) property used for low-income housing and still qualify for property tax exemptions, and establishes a process for nonprofits to obtain sales tax exemption numbers with an annual cap of $31.7 million in state exemptions and $13.3 million in local exemptions.

Senate2026-04-29

S855Introduced

Community-Based Pharmacy Protections

This bill expands the legal definition of 'independent pharmacy' in North Carolina to include community-based pharmacies under independent ownership that are either non-publicly traded or have pharmacy as their core business focus, rather than limiting the definition to groups of 10 or fewer pharmacies. It also appropriates $100,000 to the Department of Insurance for implementation of pharmacy-related regulations.

Senate2026-04-29

S873Introduced

Innovations Waiver Tiers

This bill directs the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to develop a plan for a tiered Innovations waiver program to address the waitlist for individuals needing services. The tiered system would offer three benefit levels ($25,000, $75,000, and full waiver benefits) and requires a report back to the legislature by December 1, 2026, with $100,000 allocated for implementation.

Senate2026-04-29

S861Introduced

Cut State Gov. Jobs Vacant 24 Months or More

This bill requires the state to eliminate job positions that have remained unfilled for 24 months or longer, effective July 1, 2026. The money saved from eliminating these positions will be held in a budget reserve for future legislative appropriation, with certain exceptions for positions held by court order, federally funded, or deemed critical for emergency response.

Senate2026-04-29

S840Introduced

Teacher Licensure Modifications

This bill removes testing requirements for entry into teacher preparation programs, allows teachers to pass licensing exams within their first three years of teaching instead of before, permits teachers with positive student growth data to skip exams for permanent licensure, and streamlines out-of-state teacher licensing by requiring only three years of experience and good standing rather than additional testing.

Senate2026-04-29

S872Introduced

Education Center at Harnett Correctional

This bill appropriates $30 million in one-time funding to construct an education center at Harnett Correctional Institution. The center would offer incarcerated individuals access to a sexual offender rehabilitation program, four-year bachelor's degrees through partnerships with Campbell University and Fayetteville State University, and one-year certificates and two-year degrees through Central Carolina Community College.

Senate2026-04-29

S859Introduced

Home Dialysis Accessibility Act

This bill requires health insurance plans in North Carolina to cover home dialysis services for all patients who need dialysis treatment. It specifically mandates coverage of staff-assisted home dialysis for people who are blind, visually impaired, cognitively impaired, neurologically impaired, or have mobility limitations. The bill allocates $100,000 to implement these coverage requirements starting in 2026.

Senate2026-04-29

S856Introduced

Const Amend: Legislative Terms/Compensation

This bill proposes five constitutional amendments to be voted on by North Carolina voters in November 2026. The amendments would: (1) tie legislators' salaries to teachers' average starting salary, (2) limit consecutive service to 16 years per chamber, (3) change State Senate elections from every 2 years to every 4 years, (4) cap legislative sessions at 120 days in odd years and 90 days in even years, and (5) withhold legislator pay if the state budget isn't passed by June 30.

Senate2026-04-29

S843Introduced

12th Senatorial District Local Act-1

This is a local bill that applies only to North Carolina's 12th Senatorial District. The bill text does not specify what changes it makes to the district, stating only that it relates to the 12th Senatorial District and becomes effective upon passage.

Senate2026-04-28

S780Introduced

Modernize Medicaid Primary Care Rates

This bill appropriates $48 million in state funds to increase Medicaid reimbursement rates for primary care services in North Carolina to match Medicare rates, effective July 1, 2026. The increased payments would apply to primary care services as defined by the state's Primary Care Payment Reform Task Force.

Senate2026-04-23

S796Introduced

Compact to Award Prizes for Curing Disease

This bill establishes a multi-state compact where participating states pool resources to award prizes for disease cures. States would contribute to prize funds based on their population and expected healthcare savings, and winners who develop approved cures must transfer patent rights to the commission so the cure can be manufactured and distributed affordably.

Senate2026-04-23

S828Introduced

Restore Down-Zoning Auth/Various Counties

This bill restores the authority for Harnett, Lee, and Sampson Counties to initiate down-zoning (reducing the allowed density or permitted uses of land) without requiring written consent from all affected property owners. The bill makes this change retroactively effective to December 11, 2024, potentially reinstating previously adopted ordinances.

Senate2026-04-23

S826Introduced

Posting of State Costs

This bill requires state government entities—including state departments, UNC, the court system, and the General Assembly—to publicly report all their expenditures of $1 or more each month on their websites. The bill provides $300,000 in funding to help agencies implement these reporting requirements, with the new transparency system beginning in October 2026.

Senate2026-04-23

S805Introduced

Increase Oral Health Care Access in NC

This bill appropriates $80 million in recurring state funds to increase Medicaid reimbursement rates for dental services, which have not been meaningfully increased since 2008. The goal is to encourage more dentists to accept Medicaid patients and improve access to oral health care for low-income North Carolinians.

Senate2026-04-23

S802Introduced

Agency Vacant Property

This bill requires the Department of Administration to create a system for identifying, cataloging, and disposing of vacant and surplus state-owned properties. The bill establishes criteria for determining which properties are surplus, mandates that surplus properties be sold within six months or auctioned/transferred to local governments, and directs that sale proceeds be split between the state General Fund and property repair projects.

Senate2026-04-23

S800Introduced

Zero-Based Budgeting

This bill requires North Carolina state agencies to use zero-based budgeting on a rotating schedule, starting in 2026. Under zero-based budgeting, agencies must justify all spending from scratch rather than basing budgets on previous year amounts, and must document the purpose, cost, and effectiveness of each activity.

Senate2026-04-23

S795Introduced

Modify Taxation of 1031 Exchanges

This bill modifies how North Carolina taxes 1031 exchanges, which allow property owners to defer federal taxes when exchanging one investment property for another. The bill allows taxpayers to deduct from their North Carolina state income any gains from non-like-kind property received in a 1031 exchange, up to the amount of their original investment basis in the property sold.

Senate2026-04-22

S797Introduced

Hands Free NC

Hands Free NC replaces existing distracted driving laws with a comprehensive ban on using wireless communication devices while operating a motor vehicle. Drivers cannot hold devices in their hands, watch videos, or text, with exceptions for emergency calls and certain professionals performing official duties. Violations result in fines ($100-$200) and potential insurance points, with stricter penalties for school bus operators and repeat offenders.

Senate2026-04-22

S405Engrossed

Healthcare Investment Act

This bill adjusts Medicaid funding by increasing appropriations by $90 million and requires local managed care organizations to transfer $18 million to the state over two years. It also reduces funding for mental health services, eliminates vacant state positions to save $34 million annually, and cuts capital reserves by $42 million while directing the state to develop a cost-savings plan for Medicaid.

Senate2025-10-23

S599Engrossed

State Teacher/Employee Pay & Local LEO Bonus

This bill appropriates approximately $881 million for fiscal year 2025-2026 and $1 billion for 2026-2027 to provide salary increases to state employees, teachers, and public school personnel. It includes a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment for most state employees and 10.5% for state law enforcement officers, establishes new teacher salary schedules and bonus programs based on student performance, and provides $40 million per year in bonuses to local law enforcement officers.

Senate2025-10-23

S55Passed

Expedited Removal of Unauthorized Persons

This bill creates an expedited court process for property owners to remove people occupying residential property without legal authorization, such as unpaid squatters. The process requires a court hearing within 48 hours of filing, and if the property owner wins, the unauthorized person must vacate within 4 hours of the court order.

Senate2025-08-06

S600Passed

Improve Health and Human Services

This bill makes multiple changes to North Carolina health and human services policy. It allows residents to register as organ donors through their income tax return, prohibits manufacturing and selling intravenous medical equipment intentionally made with the chemical DEHP starting in 2030-2035, permits schools to stock epinephrine nasal spray in addition to auto-injectors for anaphylaxis emergencies, and allows registered nurses with hospital experience to work as school nurses without requiring a four-year degree.

Senate2025-07-03

S442Passed

Parents Protection Act

This bill protects parents and caregivers from abuse or neglect charges solely for raising a child consistent with the child's biological sex, including through pronoun use and related medical or mental health decisions. It also prevents adoption agencies from denying placement or adoptive parent opportunities based on refusal to support gender transition. The bill clarifies that such parenting practices do not constitute child abuse under state law.

Senate2025-07-03

S171Engrossed

Pract. Transparency/Reagan's Law/Sam's Law

This bill has three main parts: (1) requires health care practitioners to clearly identify their license type in advertisements and prohibits using misleading titles like 'doctor' or 'surgeon' if not licensed to practice medicine; (2) requires health insurance plans to cover prosthetic and orthotic devices for people with limb loss or limb differences, including custom devices and replacements without lifetime limits; and (3) requires all North Carolina public schools to implement medical condition action plans for students at risk of medical emergencies and establishes medical emergency response procedures.

Senate2025-06-16

S336Introduced

Interstate Med.l Lic. Comp./Intern'l Phys

This bill creates an Interstate Medical Licensure Compact allowing doctors to obtain expedited licenses in multiple states through a streamlined process, and establishes a new "internationally-trained physician employee license" for foreign-trained doctors to work at North Carolina hospitals or rural medical practices. The compact requires doctors to meet strict eligibility standards and allows state medical boards to share disciplinary information and coordinate enforcement.

Senate2025-05-07

S369Engrossed

Medicaid Telehealth Services

This bill allows telehealth providers who are licensed in North Carolina to become Medicaid providers without needing to have a physical office or location within the state. It applies to both individual providers and provider groups that exclusively offer telehealth services.

Senate2025-04-28

S527Introduced

Modify Laws Applicable to LME/MCOs

This bill modifies laws governing Local Management Entities/Managed Care Organizations (LME/MCOs) in North Carolina. It allows senior management employees at area authorities to receive salaries above normal state salary ranges with proper documentation and approval, and makes a technical change to allow LME/MCOs to contract with entities holding certain licenses for behavioral health and intellectual/developmental disability services.

Senate2025-04-17

S335Engrossed

Pharmacists/Test and Treat/Influenza & Strep

This bill allows North Carolina pharmacists to test for and treat influenza and streptococcal infections using FDA-approved tests, and requires health insurance plans to cover pharmacist-provided services that would be covered if performed by other healthcare providers. The bill also requires insurers, pharmacy benefits managers, and third-party administrators to reimburse pharmacists fairly for services within their scope of practice.

Senate2025-04-15

S509Introduced

Health Information Exchange Act Revisions

This bill revises North Carolina's Statewide Health Information Exchange (HIE) Act by requiring certain health care providers and entities that receive state funding to connect to and submit patient data through a state health information network. The bill also establishes new civil penalties for violations and creates an annual assessment fee for providers and entities that fail to comply with connection and data submission requirements.

Senate2025-04-01

S361Introduced

Protecting First Responders Act

This bill increases criminal penalties for assaulting emergency responders, creates new felony charges for intentionally exposing first responders to fentanyl or harmful chemicals, and appropriates $10.35 million in grants for bulletproof vests and backpack plates for paramedics and EMTs.

Senate2025-04-01

S97Introduced

Support Firefighters Fighting Cancer

This bill adds stomach cancer to the list of cancers presumed to be occupationally related to firefighting under North Carolina's Public Safety Employees' Death Benefits Act. When a firefighter dies from stomach cancer, their death will be legally presumed to have occurred in the line of duty, making their family eligible for death benefits. The bill allocates $500,000 annually for the 2025-2027 fiscal period to cover these benefits.

Senate2025-04-01

S418Introduced

NC Health Benefits Exchange Implementation

This bill authorizes North Carolina's Insurance Commissioner to establish and operate a state-run health benefits exchange where individuals can compare and purchase health insurance plans. It provides $100,000 in initial funding and grants the Commissioner authority to adopt rules, apply for federal funding, and create advisory boards to implement and manage the exchange.

Senate2025-04-01

S517Introduced

Fair Pricing & Trnspncy/340B Covered Entities

This bill establishes two requirements for North Carolina hospitals and other entities participating in the federal 340B drug pricing program. First, it prohibits these covered entities from charging patients more than their actual acquisition cost when dispensing drugs purchased at 340B discounted prices. Second, it requires covered entities to annually report detailed information about their 340B drug purchases, pricing, patient assistance programs, and third-party payments to the state Department of Health and Human Services, with reports made public online.

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Sponsored Bills (113)

Continuing Budget Adjustments

Health and Human Services Revisions

Streamline Adult Care Home Inspections

Healthcare Competition Reforms

Disclose Funds Original Source/Camp'n Finance

Repeal CON for ASCs and Inpatient Rehab

Child Care Licensing Penalty Reform

NC Health Benefits Exchange Implementation

Increase Medicaid PCS and PDN Rates

Lower Healthcare Costs

No Child Left Unfed

Child Welfare/Foster Care/Child Care Funding

Add Home Schools to Opportunity Scholarships

Behavior Analysis Reforms

Don't Zone Out Child Care

Amend Child Care Definitions/FFN Providers

Cut State Agency Costs By 10%

NCSU to Study Creation of New Vet School

Fiscal Note for All Bills Considered

Statewide Year-Round School Study

Chiropractic Abuse of Costs

Expanded Acc. to Doulas and Midwives/BC Lic

DOA Agency Requests

The SAVE Act

AI Chatbots-Licensing, Safety, & Privacy

Hospital Authority Commissioner Reforms

DIT Consultation

Marijuana and Vapor Products Reform

Exempt Treasurer from DHHS Review

Screen Free Schools

Privatize Spirituous Liquor

CFSS Gun Prsnt. for Grade 7 and 9 Students

Nonprofit Hospitals Tax Exemption

Licensing Certain Fire Safety Equipment

Nonprofit Fundraising Sales Tax Exemption

Community-Based Pharmacy Protections

Innovations Waiver Tiers

Cut State Gov. Jobs Vacant 24 Months or More

Teacher Licensure Modifications

Education Center at Harnett Correctional

Home Dialysis Accessibility Act

Const Amend: Legislative Terms/Compensation

12th Senatorial District Local Act-1

Modernize Medicaid Primary Care Rates

Compact to Award Prizes for Curing Disease

Restore Down-Zoning Auth/Various Counties

Posting of State Costs

Increase Oral Health Care Access in NC

Agency Vacant Property

Zero-Based Budgeting

Modify Taxation of 1031 Exchanges

Hands Free NC

Healthcare Investment Act

State Teacher/Employee Pay & Local LEO Bonus

Expedited Removal of Unauthorized Persons

Improve Health and Human Services

Parents Protection Act

Pract. Transparency/Reagan's Law/Sam's Law

Interstate Med.l Lic. Comp./Intern'l Phys

Medicaid Telehealth Services

Modify Laws Applicable to LME/MCOs

Pharmacists/Test and Treat/Influenza & Strep

Health Information Exchange Act Revisions

Protecting First Responders Act

Support Firefighters Fighting Cancer

NC Health Benefits Exchange Implementation

Fair Pricing & Trnspncy/340B Covered Entities

Revise Neglected Juvenile Definition

Number of Medicaid Standard Plan Contracts

Preserving Competition in Healthcare Act

Protect North Carolinians from Medical Debt

AI Chatbots - Licensing/Safety/Privacy

Protect Physicians Voices/Freedom of Movement

Capacity Restoration Pilot Program

Public Safety Through Food Access Act

Extended Inpatient Treatment Reimbursable

Child Care Center Capacity Amendment Act