This Week in the States

This Week in the States



FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 8, 2018

THREE STATE LEGISLATURES ARE MEETING ACTIVELY THIS WEEK

Also meeting: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

There are no groups events to report.

CALIFORNIA

The Calabasas City Council will meet October 10 to consider the introduction of an ordinance regulating the use of plastic straws, stirrers and cutlery.

Peter Finn at pf@stateside.com

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

The Committee on Business and Economic Development will hold a public hearing October 9 regarding B. 22-904, which provides that by January 1, 2020, the Department of Motor Vehicles shall issue rules revising the calculation of the vehicle excise tax such that the fee amount shall be applied as either an increase or decrease to the excise tax amount.

Yujia Sun at ysn@stateside.com

KANSAS

The Division of Workers Compensation will accept comments until October 9 regarding proposed amendments to add new requirements addressing the workers compensation electronic filing system.

Melissa Martin at mpf@stateside.com

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MISSISSIPPI

The Division of Medicaid will hold a public hearing October 12 regarding proposed amendments to rules related to oxygen and oxygen related equipment.

Madison Hetzner at mah@stateside.com

NEW JERSEY

The Board of Public Utilities will accept comments until October 12 regarding the development of the 2019 Energy Master Plan.

Melissa Martin at mpf@stateside.com

NORTH CAROLINA

The Department of Insurance will hold a public hearing October 9 regarding proposed amendments to the managed care definitions impacting provider reimbursement.

Melissa Martin at mpf@stateside.com

PENNSYLVANIA

The House Finance Committee will hold a public hearing October 9 regarding H.B. 2556, which makes exemptions to the sales and use tax.

Ryan Reynolds at rhr@stateside.com

The House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee will hold a public hearing October 9 regarding S.B. 138, which establishes the definition of a joint venture as an association or any other contractual relationship of two or more individuals or companies engaged in the production of an oil or natural gas well for profit without actual partnership or incorporation. 

Yujia Sun at ysn@stateside.com

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