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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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SB276: Ratify the Interstate Compact for School Psychologists
The bill ratifies the Interstate Compact for School Psychologists, allowing licensed school psychologists to practice across member states without redundant licensing requirements. It establishes a framework for cooperation among states to ensure the availability of qualified professionals and mandates compliance…
SB275: Allow partial property tax deferral for eligible homeowners
SB275 allows eligible homeowners, defined as those who are permanently and totally disabled or have a total income not exceeding 250% of the federal poverty level, to defer a portion of their property taxes. The bill outlines eligibility requirements, application…
SB274: Prohibit minor mental health services without parental consent
SB274 prohibits the provision of mental health services to minors without obtaining parental consent. It requires mental health professionals to screen minors for comorbidities and trauma before treatment and mandates school districts to develop policies promoting parental involvement in students'…
SB273: Enact the Keep Them Safe Act
The Keep Them Safe Act provides guidelines and civil immunity for the voluntary storage of firearms with federally licensed firearms dealers or law enforcement agencies. It allows individuals to store firearms under specific conditions and establishes immunity from civil liability…
SB272: Regards civics assessment in lieu of American govt course exam
The bill amends the Ohio Revised Code to allow students entering ninth grade on or after July 1, 2022, to take a civics assessment instead of the American government end-of-course exam for graduation. The civics assessment will be based on…
SB271: Designate Charlie Kirk Memorial Day
This bill designates October 14 as 'Charlie Kirk Memorial Day' in recognition of Charles James Kirk, a political activist born on that day in 1993.
SB270: Regards commitment of delinquent children to Youth Services
SB270 modifies provisions related to the commitment of delinquent children to the Department of Youth Services, allowing for secure confinement based on the severity of the offense and the age of the child. It establishes minimum and maximum periods of…
SB27: Designate Ameloblastoma Awareness Day
This bill designates March 20th as 'Ameloblastoma Awareness Day' in Ohio, promoting awareness of the condition known as ameloblastoma. It does not impose any requirements or penalties on individuals or organizations. The bill's scope is limited to the designation of…
SB269: Revise the Small Loan Act
The bill revises the Small Loan Act by amending sections related to the licensing of lenders who engage in the business of lending amounts of five thousand dollars or less. It establishes requirements for obtaining a license, outlines exemptions for…
SB268: Regards regulatory-focused NGOs and model administrative rules
SB268 requires state agencies to disclose funding and affiliations with regulatory-focused nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and mandates public hearings and advisory committee involvement for rules based on model administrative rules drafted by such NGOs. Agencies must submit annual reports to the…
SB267: Designate Ohio Doula Awareness Week
The bill designates the week including March 22nd as 'Ohio Doula Awareness Week' to promote awareness of doulas in Ohio.
SB266: Regards the sale and testing of intoxicating hemp products
The bill establishes requirements for the sale and testing of intoxicating hemp products in Ohio. It prohibits selling these products to individuals under 21 years of age, mandates testing compliance for products, and restricts sales of products that are attractive…
SB265: Add animal offenses to foster, adoption record check disqualifier
The bill amends section 109.572 of the Revised Code to include certain animal-related offenses as disqualifying offenses in criminal records checks for prospective foster caregivers, adoptive parents, and individuals residing in the same household as children. It requires fingerprint impressions…
SB264: Enact Megan's Way Out Act
The bill requires all new drive-through facilities and those undergoing major renovations in Ohio to include a separate by-pass lane adjacent to the drive-through lane for emergency vehicle access. The by-pass lane must meet specific width, clearance, and signage requirements.…
SB263: Regards professional employer organizations and Unemployment Law
Bill SB263 amends section 4141.24 of the Revised Code to modify the treatment of professional employer organizations and alternate employer organizations under the Unemployment Compensation Law. It establishes rules for the reporting of wages and contributions for shared employees, outlines…
SB262: Require construction contracts note variation from standard form
The bill requires public authorities or other parties involved in construction contracts to note any variations from an industry standard form. It mandates that alterations to the standard form be clearly indicated, and failure to do so renders the alterations…
SB261: Enact the Tithing Protection Act
The Tithing Protection Act amends section 5747.01 of the Revised Code to allow a personal income tax deduction for donations made to churches. This act applies to taxpayers who make such donations and is effective for taxable years ending on…
SB260: Enact the Voter Registration Modernization Act
The Voter Registration Modernization Act allows electors to change their party affiliation through the voter registration process and establishes provisions for electronic transmission of voter registration information. It mandates that designated agencies provide voter registration applications and assistance, and outlines…
SB26: Create the Joint Law Enforcement Oversight Committee
The bill creates the Joint Law Enforcement Oversight Committee (JLEOC) to evaluate training standards and programs for peace officers in Ohio. The committee will consist of appointed members from the Ohio Senate and House of Representatives and will meet monthly…
SB259: Designate new congressional district boundaries
This bill amends and enacts new sections to designate new congressional district boundaries in Ohio based on the 2020 decennial census. It repeals existing sections related to congressional district boundaries. The bill affects the geographical delineation of congressional districts within…
SB258: Enact the Better Access to Health Care Act
The Better Access to Health Care Act modifies laws governing advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) in Ohio, allowing them to provide maternity care, including inpatient and follow-up care for mothers and newborns, with specific coverage requirements. It establishes minimum inpatient…
SB257: Establish the SCOPE Pilot Program
The bill establishes the Support Children's Overall Psychological and Emotional Health (SCOPE) Pilot Program, which provides mental health services to eligible individuals under the Program for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs. It includes identifying mental health conditions,…
SB256: Provide for licensure of debt services providers
The bill provides for the licensure of debt services providers in Ohio, requiring them to obtain a license from the superintendent of financial institutions before offering debt resolution services. It establishes criteria for disqualification based on criminal offenses, mandates the…
SB255: Provide grants for mortgage, property tax, and utility bill help
The bill provides grants to qualifying homeowners in Ohio for assistance with mortgage payments, property taxes, and utility bills. Eligible applicants must have an adjusted gross income not exceeding $75,000 and be either 65 years or older, disabled, or a…
SB254: Change Ohio Deaf History Month to the month of April
This bill amends section 5.2281 of the Revised Code to change the designation of 'Ohio Deaf History Month' from the period beginning the thirteenth day of March and ending the fifteenth day of April to the month of April. The…
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