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NCSLVA is dedicated to representing, promoting, and supporting you and your business. *Please note that the Electronic Security Association (ESA) has elected to sunset its chapter program. Beginning in 2020, NCSLVA and ESA memberships will be independent of one another and dues payments will be collected separately by each organization. LEGISLATIVE UPDATES |
Legislative Report July 8, 2022 Friday, July 1st marked the last full day of short session, but legislators aren’t putting Raleigh in their rearview mirrors for long. According to the adjournment resolution, a “sine die” adjournment (final adjournment) isn’t expected until December. In the meantime, the resolution calls for monthly “check in” sessions, as described by Speaker Moore. During these sessions, legislators will be able to take up only a limited number of issues - elections bills, litigation and emergencies, to adopt conference reports, and/or to address any vetoes from Gov. Cooper. Under the House's version of the adjournment resolution, the December session would have included a vote on a “Medicaid modernization plan.” Since the Senate opposed and did not act on the House's study alternative to their Medicaid expansion and healthcare reform bill, that was excluded from the final resolution. The General Assembly has reserved the option to return on the following dates to handle any necessary business:
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