Bill > LB2

This bill is a legislative housekeeping measure that proposes to repeal several sections of Nebraska state law that have become obsolete or have terminated. Specifically, the bill eliminates statutes related to various groups, funds, and studies that are no longer active or necessary, including the Children and Juveniles Data Feasibility Study Advisory Group, the Crimes Against Children Fund, the Industrial Recovery Fund, the Medical Cannabidiol Pilot Study, the Municipal Natural Gas System Emergency Assistance Act, and the Nebraska Economic Development Task Force. By repealing these specific sections from the Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska and the Revised Statutes Cumulative Supplement, the bill aims to clean up the state's legal code by removing outdated or expired provisions, which helps maintain a more current and streamlined set of laws. This type of legislative action is routine and helps ensure that the state's statutory framework remains clear and relevant by eliminating references to programs, studies, or initiatives that are no longer in effect.

Executive Board (Unicameral)

https://nebraskalegislature.gov/bills/view_bill.php?DocumentID=58015