#NCGA House Calendar June 2, 2014

The House Calendar has been posted to the NCGA website.

 

http://www.ncleg.net/Calendars/CurrentCalendars/CurrentHouseCalendar.pdf

 

HOUSE CALENDAR 117th Legislative Day Monday, June 2, 2014 House Convenes at 4:00 P.M.

 

Thom Tillis, Speaker

 

 

 

CALENDAR

 

None

 

 

COMMITTEE MEETINGS

 

(Three digit rooms = Legislative Office Building - Four digit rooms = Legislative Building)

 

Tuesday, June 3	Room	Time
AGRICULTURE	643	1:00 pm

 

HB

1188

NCSU Plant Sciences Research Initiative.

 

EDUCATION

643

10:00 am

 

	HB	1062	Schematic Diagrams and Keys of Schools.
	HB	1150	Education Longitudinal Data System Changes.
	SB	370	Respect for Student Prayer/Religious Activity.

 

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

544

10:00 am

 

	HB	1046	State Plan Amendments/Submission and Notice.
	HB	1065	Study Expansion of Health Care Transparency.
	HB	1066	Study Establishment of New Optometry Schools.
	HB	1132	Strategies for Improving MH-DD-SAS.
	HB	1179	Status Reports Filed by Guardians.

 

TRANSPORTATION -- CORRECTED

643

12:00 pm

 

	HB	1025	DMV Inspection Station Case Continuances.
	HB	1026	MAP-21 Update/Rail Safety.
	HB	1028	Single License Plate Renewal Sticker.
	HB	1029	DMV Conversion of Paper Titles.
	HB	1071	Agritourism Sign Location/DOT Standards.
	HB	1072	Turnpike Authority Annual Audit Date Change.
	HB	1073	Repeal Report/Right Turn on Red.
	HB	1086	DOT Study of State Parks & Trails Signage.
	HB	1122	Drivers License Material Technical Standard.
	HB	1123	Exclude Federal Lands Access Funds from STI.
	HB	1124	DOT Minority/Women Business Program.
	HB	1125	Alt. Criteria under STI for Emergency Repair.
	HB	1126	DOT Partnerships with Private Developers.

 

 

2014 Request/Filing Deadlines

 

Eligible to file in 2014 but no deadlines:

 

(1)     Bills amending the North Carolina Constitution.

(2)     Appointments to/confirmation of members of State boards/commissions.

(3)     Resolutions not prohibited by House or Senate Rules.

(4)     Joint resolutions authorizing other bills (two-thirds vote required).

(5)     Election law bills.

(6)     Redistricting bills for House, Senate, and Congress.

(7)     Bills responding to litigation related to House, Senate and Congressional districts.

(8)     Bills responding to actions related to the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

(9)     Bills to disapprove Administrative Rules.

(10)    Adjournment resolution sine die.

 

Otherwise eligible for consideration

 

(1)     Bills that made cross-over.

(2)     Veto overrides.

 

 

 

                                                        Denise G. Weeks

                                                        Principal Clerk