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The Ohio Assembly can have bills in process across all committees in both the House of Representatives and Senate.
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SB338: Create the Digital Safety for Children Office
The bill establishes the Digital Safety for Children Office under the Attorney General to monitor online safety issues for children, including cyberbullying and children's online data collection.
SB337: Require disclosure of credit card surcharges
The bill requires suppliers to provide prominent, written disclosure of any fees or surcharges associated with using a credit card during consumer transactions. Failure to comply is deemed an unfair and deceptive practice, allowing for enforcement by the attorney general…
SB336: Require disclosure of mandatory fees in consumer transactions
The bill requires suppliers to disclose mandatory fees or surcharges in consumer transactions, ensuring that the total price displayed includes all such fees. It outlines compliance requirements for various types of suppliers, including restaurants and food delivery platforms, and specifies…
HB638: Designate President Donald Trump Freedom Highway
This bill designates a portion of I-70 in Franklin County as the 'President Donald Trump Freedom Highway' and mandates the construction of suitable markers indicating this name.
HB637: Regards use of recycled asphalt roofing shingles for construction
The bill allows the use of recycled asphalt roofing shingles for construction projects, provided that the shingles do not contain asbestos. The Director of Environmental Protection is tasked with adopting rules for the administration and enforcement of this section, including…
HB636: Enact the Auto Insurance Transparency Act
The Auto Insurance Transparency Act requires insurers to provide clear disclosures regarding the use of aftermarket motor vehicle parts in repair estimates. It mandates that consumers be informed of their right to choose original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts, even if…
HB635: Enact the Child Protection Reform Act
The Child Protection Reform Act requires public and private child placing agencies to prepare and maintain case plans for children under their care, particularly those who are abused, neglected, or dependent. It mandates the filing of these plans with the…
HB634: Regards eligibility to participate in interscholastic athletics
The bill amends section 3313.64 and enacts section 3313.5321 of the Revised Code to establish that transfer students cannot be penalized or restricted from participating in interscholastic athletics unless they have prior disciplinary actions. It requires school district superintendents to…
SB335: Make Election Day a holiday
The bill amends various sections of the Revised Code to designate Election Day as a legal holiday in Ohio. This change affects public offices, schools, and employees who will receive holiday pay on this day. The bill does not specify…
HB633: Enact the The Fee Transparency Act
The Fee Transparency Act prohibits suppliers from advertising, displaying, or offering prices for goods or services without including all mandatory fees and charges in a clear and conspicuous manner. Exceptions include certain financial transactions, broadband services, and food delivery platforms.…
HB632: Allow driver's license or ID card to show Gold Star Family status
The bill allows a driver's license or state identification card to indicate that the holder is a Gold Star Family member, defined as an immediate family member of a person who died in a combat zone while serving in the…
HB631: Regards underage possession, consumption, purchase of marijuana
HB631 amends sections 3796.06 and 3796.99 of the Revised Code to modify prohibitions regarding underage possession, consumption, and purchase of marijuana. It establishes penalties for violations, including misdemeanors for underage possession and consumption, and allows for diversion programs for minors.…
HB630: Regards police escorts for farm equipment, agricultural vehicles
The bill amends section 4513.34 of the Revised Code to provide regulations for police escorts for farm equipment and agricultural vehicles. It allows for the issuance of special permits for vehicles exceeding weight limits and specifies conditions under which law…
SB334: Designate Officer Jacob J. Derbin Memorial Highway
This bill designates a portion of I-480 in Cuyahoga County as the 'Officer Jacob J. Derbin Memorial Highway' and allows the director of transportation to erect suitable markers indicating its name.
SB333: Establish the Statewide Youth Council in the Governor’s Office
The bill establishes a Statewide Youth Council in the Office of the Governor, consisting of twenty appointed youth members aged 14 to 18. The council will advise on youth-related legislation and issues, submit annual policy recommendations, and may engage in…
HB629: Enact the Pharmacist Prescribing Authority Act
The bill authorizes pharmacists to treat minor health conditions and prescribe medications for specific conditions, including influenza, urinary tract infections, and HIV prevention, among others. It establishes protocols for pharmacists to follow, requires training for certain tests, and mandates coordination…
HB628: License artificial intelligence risk mitigation organizations
The bill establishes a licensing framework for independent verification organizations that assess artificial intelligence models and applications for risk mitigation. It outlines the application process, requirements for verification, and the authority of the attorney general to license and revoke these…
HB627: Allow county commissioners to disapprove scenic river designation
The bill allows county commissioners to disapprove the designation of certain watercourses as scenic rivers. It requires public notice and a resolution from the board of county commissioners to prevent the designation. The bill also stipulates that the director of…
HB626: Require courts to supply electronic notification of hearings
The bill requires Ohio courts to implement an electronic notification system to remind defendants in criminal and traffic cases of their scheduled court appearances. This system will send multiple reminders via text or email, ensure compliance with consent laws, and…
HB625: Enact the Student Athlete Mobility (SAM) Act
The Student Athlete Mobility (SAM) Act allows students enrolled in high schools that do not offer certain team sports to petition to participate in those sports at neighboring public high schools. Beginning in the 2026-2027 school year, each school district…
HB624: Regards employment under Ohio's overtime and minimum wage laws
The bill amends Ohio's overtime and minimum wage laws, specifically clarifying the distinction between employees and independent contractors. It establishes provisions for overtime pay, exemptions for certain employees, and requirements for employers regarding record-keeping and employee information. The bill also…
HB623: Require religious dietary food options in certain facilities
The bill requires school districts, hospitals, and correctional facilities to provide religious dietary food options that meet specific religious dietary requirements. It also prohibits the misrepresentation of halal foods and establishes penalties for violations related to kosher and halal labeling.…
HB622: Enact the Mental Health and Community Wellness Act
The bill enacts the Mental Health and Community Wellness Act, which amends laws regarding competency to stand trial, establishes a pilot program for community-based correctional facilities focused on mental health and substance abuse treatment, and requires prosecutors to seek civil…
HB621: Alter the law governing the regulation of pet stores
The bill amends section 956.181 and repeals section 956.23 of the Revised Code to change the regulation of pet stores in Ohio. It establishes a pet store license fund, which will be funded by license fees and civil penalties, and…
HB620: Prohibit financing the purchase of a dog or cat
The bill prohibits retail sellers and lenders from financing the purchase of dogs or cats, declaring any such financing agreements void. Violators of this prohibition cannot collect any payments related to the sale or loan and may face legal actions…
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