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Referred to Education Committee

Interim study to examine current laws and regulations to ascertain whether the State of Nebraska is able to assume the increased responsibilities necessary in order to ensure compliance with federal civil rights laws relating to education and whether statutory or regulatory reform is necessary to provide for such responsibilities

LR405 · Nebraska Legislature · 109th Legislature (2025-2026)

LR405NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 03/24/2026SEN. MURMANDISTRICT 38 · SPONSORNO FLOOR VOTE YET(VOTE RECORD)RESOLUTION
SponsorSen. Dave Murman (District 38) (Introduced 03/24/2026)
Sponsor RankingNebraska's Legislature is officially nonpartisan, and no published ideology measurement of its members is in our database - so none is shown. This page shows how members voted, never where anyone places them.
CommitteesReferred to Education Committee; Referred to Executive Board
Latest Action03/30/2026 Referred to Education Committee
Roll Call VotesThere have been no roll call votes
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IntroducedCommitteeGeneral FileSelect FileFinal ReadingTo GovernorSigned into Law

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DateActorAll Actions
03/30/2026legislatureReferred to Education Committee
03/24/2026legislatureReferred to Executive Board
03/24/2026legislatureDate of introduction

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Committees (2)

CommitteeReferred
Referred to Education Committee03/30/2026
Referred to Executive Board03/24/2026

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