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It’s the Ides of March, and there is plenty of treachery (and perhaps some debt collection) under the Gold Dome in these waning days of the 2023 Legislative Session. Bills are becoming...
Although the weather cooled down outside the State Capitol on Monday, legislative activity continued to heat up in the run toward adjournment sine die. With just over two weeks until...
Legislative Day 29 was mostly devoted to assigning bills that crossed over to committees, Senate wasted no time getting to work on House bills. Chamber took up two House measures on floor, several committees met to begin perfecting bills from lower chamber.
Georgia state senate approved Senate Bill 73, sponsored by Blake Tillery to expand Georgia telemarketing laws aimed at increasing protections for those on do not call list. Bill would allow Georgians to hold entities liable for telemarketing calls made by third-party vendors
North Carolina House legislators discussed conservation and natural resources, George L. Burgess Act, Georgia Board of Health Care Workforce, for-profit credit repair services, Board of Natural Resources, criminal interference with critical infrastructure, revenue and taxes.