Requires public schools to provide parents or legal guardians written advance notice of the instruction or provision of materials or activities that address controversial issues.
Prohibits the expenditure of state funds by state agencies for the purchase of single-serving bottled water, except under certain circumstances.
Requires condominium boards to post board meeting agendas and make board meeting materials available to association members at least seven days prior to each meeting. Requires association members to be provided an opportunity to submit materials and present testimony about any item on the board meeting agenda. Requires board meeting minutes to include the recorded vote of each board member on all motions without exception. Requires boards to make approved minutes available to association members within seven calendar days. Reduces the number of days after the meeting by which the board must make available unapproved final drafts of the minutes of a meeting.
Creating guidelines to provide for uniform accounting reports from state departments, the assessment of these reports for propriety, and review of these reports and assessments by the governor and the legislature.
Short form bill relating to public safety.
Clarifies the information about contributors to be kept by treasurers of candidate and noncandidate committees.
Limits solar energy production equipment placed on specified lots within the agricultural districts to a capacity of 25 kilowatts.
Authorizes a terminally ill adult with the capacity to make an informed health care decision to request a prescription for aid in dying medication from their attending physician to facilitate a peaceful death. Establishes that an attending physician determines a terminally ill adult's capacity to make an informed health care decision. Establishes that medical aid in dying does not constitute euthanasia, suicide, homicide, elder abuse or neglect, or cause a person to be considered a danger to self. Protects physicians who assist patients in obtaining aid in dying medication from civil or criminal liability. Makes it a felony to coerce an individual to request medication for the purpose of ending his or her life or to conceal a rescission of such request.
Requires LRB to conduct a study on current practices and costs to administer all-mail elections and disseminate election information in other states in comparison with the election process in Hawaii. Makes an appropriation.
Decriminalizes and establishes civil adjudicatory proceedings at the district court level for the possession of one ounce or less of marijuana.
Reduces the annual vehicle weight tax and maintains allocation of the tax to the state highway fund.
Requires the department of commerce and consumer affairs to post the business address and business phone number of each licensed professional on its public website.
