On Record (13)
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Utility RegulationCivil ActionsCivil OffensesCommerce and BusinessCommittees and CommissionsDisciplineEnergy MattersEnergy Technology and InfrastructurePenalties and SentencesPublic Service CommissionReportsResidential PropertyRetail SalesRules and RegulationsUTILITIESWork, Labor, and Employment
Repealing certain provisions relating to energy salespersons and energy vendors, residential energy retailers, residential electricity supplier license terms, and green power; repealing the authority of the Public Service Commission to take certain disciplinary actions against electricity suppliers and gas suppliers; altering the amount of certain civil penalties that may be assessed with respect to electricity suppliers and gas suppliers for …
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Real PropertyAGRICULTURECondemnationConservationEASEMENTSFarmland
Prohibiting the State or any of its instrumentalities or political subdivisions from taking certain property that is subject to a perpetual agricultural or conservation easement.
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Public HealthCivil ActionsCommerce and BusinessCountiesDistrict CourtsFOODHealthLABORATORIESPenalties and SentencesSearch and Seizure
Prohibiting the sale, offer for sale, distribution, and manufacture in the State of lab-grown meat for human consumption; and establishing a civil penalty of $5,000 for a violation of the Act.
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Neutral
HealthSAFETYPUBLIC EMPLOYEESPublic HealthRecordsNoticesPublic OfficialsReportsPublic InformationCommittees and CommissionsWork, Labor, and EmploymentStandards and Best PracticesHealth, Department ofCounties - Local LawsCarroll County
Establishing the Carroll County Board of Commissioners as the Carroll County Board of Health; requiring the board of health to take certain actions related to operating procedures for the Carroll County Health Department, records of the Department, and evaluations of the health officer, deputy health officers, and other employees of the health department; authorizing the board of health to remove …
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Neutral
EducationSTATE AIDStudentsTimePrimary and Secondary EducationSecondary SchoolsPrimary SchoolsTruancy
Altering the definition of "full-time equivalent enrollment" in the calculation for State education aid to include the average number of students enrolled in kindergarten through grade 12 on September 30, December 31, March 31, and the last day of the prior school year; and applying the Act to the calculation of education funding for fiscal years beginning after June 30, …
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Neutral
UTILITIESCONSTRUCTIONEASEMENTSReal PropertySolar EnergyConservationCondemnationUtility RegulationEnergy MattersPower PlantsWind EnergyHigh Voltage Lines
Prohibiting certain persons from exercising a right of condemnation to acquire property for the purpose of constructing a power line or a certain generating station that produces electricity from wind energy or solar energy; and prohibiting the State or any of its instrumentalities or political subdivisions from acquiring by condemnation property that is encumbered by certain conservation easements or will …
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Neutral
Federal GovernmentLeaveWork, Labor, and EmploymentParents and GuardiansPrivate Sector Labor and Industry
Altering the definition of "employer" to exclude employers who are covered by the federal Family and Medical Leave Act for the current year from being required to provide to employees a certain unpaid parental leave benefit in the State.
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Neutral
Small businessIncome taxTax CreditsCybersecurityTaxes - Income
Authorizing a credit against the State income tax for a certain small business that employs 50 or fewer employees for costs incurred by the small business during the taxable year for certain cybersecurity measures undertaken by the small business; making the credit refundable; and applying the Act to all taxable years beginning after December 31, 2024.
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Neutral
CREDITTheftCRIMES AND PUNISHMENTSPenalties and SentencesCriminal Law - Substantive CrimesCommerce and Business
Prohibiting a person from knowingly or willfully obtaining or exerting unauthorized control over certain points with the intent to deprive a certain owner of the points; and providing that a person who violated the Act is guilty of a felony and on conviction is subject to imprisonment not to exceed 5 years or a fine of up to $10,000 or …
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Neutral
EducationPublic SchoolsCountiesCertificationsStudentsPrimary and Secondary EducationEducation, Boards ofSecondary SchoolsTelecommunications and Information Technology
Authorizing a student who is enrolled at a public high school to satisfy part of a graduation requirement to earn mathematics credits by completing a credit in a certain college preparatory computer science or computer programming course if enrolled in the course concurrently with or after completing Algebra II; and requiring a county board of education to certify to the …
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Neutral
UTILITIESCONSTRUCTIONBOUNDARIESDamagesReal PropertyResidential PropertyAttorneys' FeesCondemnationUtility RegulationEnergy Technology and Infrastructure
Authorizing the owner of property used for residential purposes to bring an action to recover damages incurred as a result of the value of the property being diminished from the use of eminent domain to take property and construct an overhead transmission line within 300 feet of the property owner's residence; and requiring that reasonable fees be awarded to counsel …
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Neutral
LicensesAgeCosmetologistsJob TrainingCommittees and CommissionsTimeApplicants and ApplicationsApprenticeships and InternshipsBusiness Occupations and Professions
Repealing the option for an applicant for a limited license to provide eyelash extension services to pass a practical and written examination administered by the State Board of Cosmetology in order to be licensed; etc.
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Neutral
EducationSTATE AIDReportsStudentsWeights And MeasuresPublic InformationElectronic GovernmentElectronic DocumentsPrimary and Secondary EducationEducation, State Department ofSecondary SchoolsPrimary Schools
Altering the definition of "full-time equivalent enrollment" in the calculation for State education aid to include the average number of students enrolled in kindergarten through grade 12 on September 30 and May 31 of the prior school year; requiring the State Department of Education to publish online and submit a certain report to certain standing committees of the General Assembly; …