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February 1, 2024
The House of Representatives unanimously passed yesterday a bill to designate the annual casino license fee to supplement the payment of the 25% of all government retirees’ pensions.
January 16, 2024
The Senate decided during a session yesterday to refer to the Fiscal Affairs Committee a bill that repeals and re-enacts a just-enacted law that authorizes a $15-million line of credit
January 15, 2024
The House of Representatives passed on Friday a bill that seeks to impose an additional 3% tax on the yearly gross revenue of construction activities in excess of $250,000.
January 14, 2024
A just-enacted law that authorizes a $15-million line of credit with the Marianas Public Land Trust has gotten a fresh do-over, barely two months after being enacted into law by
January 12, 2024
Attorney General Edward Manibusan informed the Senate Committee on Fiscal Affairs yesterday that there are no apparent legal impediments to the passage of a bill that seeks to allocate 10%
January 2, 2024
The trustees of the Marianas Public Land Trust have filed a formal complaint and request for investigation/audit with the Office of the Attorney General and Office of the Public Auditor
December 28, 2023
The House of Representatives passed yesterday a bill that will allow the Department of Public Lands to use $1 million in settlement money arising from a DPL lawsuit in order
December 26, 2023
Rep. Blas Jonathan T. Attao (Ind-Saipan) has introduced a bill that will allow the Department of Public Lands to use $1 million in settlement money from private companies in order
December 17, 2023
The House of Representatives rejected on Thursday the Senate version of a House legislation that would require legislative appropriation for all non-locally-sourced funds allocated for the CNMI.
December 13, 2023
The House of Representatives Committee on Public Utilities, Transportation, and Communications has decided to suspend consideration of a Senate bill that would mandate the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. to change the