This legislative resolution directs the Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee to conduct an interim study on any issues that may arise within its jurisdiction. The committee will investigate potential matters and submit a report with findings and recommendations to the Legislative Council or the full Legislature. This procedural measure does not create new laws or policies but instead establishes a temporary review process for the committee to address emerging concerns. The resolution was introduced by Representative Sanders and referred to the relevant committee for action.
This legislative resolution directs the Nebraska Business and Labor Committee to conduct an interim study examining regulations for professional employer organizations. The study will review requirements under the Professional Employer Organization Registration Act and the Occupational Board Reform Act. Committee members will investigate current rules and submit findings with recommendations to the Legislative Council or Legislature. This action does not change existing laws but initiates a review process to assess regulatory frameworks.
This legislative resolution directs the Nebraska Health and Human Services Committee to conduct an interim study on play therapy access for children and families in the state. The study will examine evidence on play therapy effectiveness, current regulations, billing challenges, required credentials, and how other states handle this mental health intervention. The committee will review potential policy changes and determine if additional state funding is needed, then submit findings and recommendations to the Legislature. This measure focuses on gathering information to inform future decisions rather than implementing immediate policy changes.
This legislative resolution directs the Nebraska Health and Human Services Committee to conduct an interim study on food insecurity affecting pregnant and postpartum women and their children. The study will examine current data on food insecurity, identify barriers to accessing food assistance, review existing programs like WIC and SNAP, and assess how these services impact maternal and child health outcomes. The committee will also consider potential policy changes and determine if additional state funding is needed to improve access to nutrition services for this population.
This legislative resolution directs Nebraska's Health and Human Services Committee to conduct an interim study on maternal depression in the state. The study will gather data on mental health rates among mothers, review how maternal mental health affects children and families, and examine current screening methods and service availability. It will also compare Nebraska's approach with other states and assess whether additional funding is needed to support potential policy changes. The committee will submit its findings and recommendations to the Legislature after completing the review.
This legislative resolution directs the Health and Human Services Committee to conduct an interim study on adding long-term care services to Nebraska's Medicaid managed care program. The study will examine the financial and operational impacts of such a change, including reviewing how other states have implemented similar programs. The committee will compile its findings and recommendations for the Legislature, providing information to inform future decisions on this issue. This measure does not change current policy but establishes a research process to gather data before any potential expansion occurs.
This legislative resolution directs the Health and Human Services Committee to conduct an interim study on diaper access for Nebraska families, particularly those with children from birth to age three. The study will examine how diaper need affects mothers, children, medical and public health systems, workforce participation, and early childhood care, using 2023 Census data to identify the scope of the issue. It will review available state resources, compare other states' approaches to supporting diaper access, and assess whether state funding is needed to address the problem. The committee will submit its findings and recommendations to the Legislative Council or Legislature upon completion.
This legislative resolution directs the Nebraska Health and Human Services Committee to conduct an interim study on the state's waiver programs for developmental disabilities and aging services. The study will examine eligibility rules, funding caps, assessment tools used to determine disability needs, and the impact of algorithm-based evaluation methods. It also looks at how individuals with disabilities might benefit from transitioning to a specific Social Security status for Medicaid eligibility. The committee will report its findings and recommendations to the Legislature after completing the review.
This legislative resolution directs the Appropriations Committee to conduct an interim study examining how state funds are allocated to nonprofit organizations. The review will identify which nonprofits receive government money, analyze funding sources and amounts, and assess how those funds are used and overseen. The study aims to improve transparency and accountability in state spending on nonprofit groups without making any final policy changes. Results from the investigation will be reported to the Legislative Council or the full Legislature for further consideration.
This legislative resolution directs the Nebraska Appropriations Committee to conduct an interim study on how funding is managed for services that connect child welfare and juvenile justice systems. The study will examine budget allocations, cost-sharing arrangements, reimbursement rates, and coordination between state agencies, counties, and service providers. It aims to review current financial structures and identify best practices from other states to improve fiscal oversight and accountability for youth involved in both systems. The committee will gather input from various stakeholders including agencies, providers, and affected families before submitting findings and recommendations to the Legislature.
This legislative resolution honors Pryce Sandfort and Braden Frager, two University of Nebraska men's basketball players from District 38, and their families for their contributions to Nebraska basketball. The bill formally recognizes Brian Sandfort and Rick Frager, the fathers of the athletes, as standout high school basketball players who helped establish a strong athletic tradition in their communities. By acknowledging this family legacy, the resolution aims to celebrate the connection between high school and collegiate athletics in Nebraska. The measure also directs that copies of the resolution be sent to the athletes and their families as a gesture of appreciation.
This legislative resolution honors Dr. Neal H. Schnoor for his inauguration as the tenth Chancellor of the University of Nebraska at Kearney. It recognizes his background as a Nebraska native and first-generation college graduate who previously led other universities before returning to UNK. The document formally congratulates him on his leadership and commits to sending a copy of the resolution to him.
