NWL’s legislative recap takes a look at a number of victories and missed opportunities in Nevada’s 2017 Legislative session.
The latest hearings on issues we think will be of interest to you are shown below. Monday, May 8 8:00 AM – Assembly Committee on Ways and Means AB348 Revises provisions governing courses of instruction in sex education. 8:00 AM – Senate Committee on Commerce, Labor and Energy AJR10 Expresses opposition
TAKE ACTION: Show support for a compassionate path for terminally ill patients! Quickly and easily send a message of support to your member of the Senate here. Senate Bill 261 provides, under very strict and limited circumstances, a compassionate path for terminally ill patient to receive medication that accelerates their
The latest hearings on issues we think will be of interest to you are shown below. Monday, May 1 8:00 AM – Assembly Committee on Ways and Means AB144 Creates the Nevada Advisory Commission on Mentoring. AB348 Revises provisions governing courses of instruction in sex education. 8:00 AM – Senate Committee
The latest hearings on issues we think will be of interest to you are shown below. Wednesday, April 26 8:00 AM – Assembly Committee on Judiciary SB432 Authorizes the filing of a motion for the termination of parental rights as part of a proceeding relating to the abuse or neglect of
The latest hearings on issues we think will be of interest to you are shown below. Hearings Scheduled for April 17 – April 21, 2017 Monday, April 17 8:00 AM – Senate Committee on Finance Room 2134 SB510 Revises provision governing the eligibility of a child for assistance from the
The latest hearings on issues we think will be of interest to you are shown below. Monday, April 10 8:00 AM – Assembly Committee on Judiciary AB254 Revises provisions governing guardianships. (BDR 13-595) AB319 Revises provisions governing the guardianship of minors. (BDR 13-502) 8:00 AM – Assembly Committee on
On the 45th anniversary of Congress’ passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), Nevada (finally) ratifies, making us the first state to do so in more than three decades. We only needed three more states to make the ERA a Constitutional Amendment and Nevada just filled one of these slots.