Referred to Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee

Interim study relating to insurance coverage practices and policies and reimbursement structures for access to nonopioid treatment options to address opioid use, overdose outcomes, and access to care across Nebraska

LR482 · Nebraska Legislature · 109th Legislature (2025-2026)

Sponsor	Sen. Eliot Bostar (District 29) (Introduced 03/25/2026)
Sponsor Ranking	Nebraska'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.
Committees	Referred to Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee; Referred to Executive Board
Latest Action	03/30/2026 Referred to Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee
Roll Call Votes	There have been no roll call votes
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Text (1)

• Introduced (application/pdf)

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All Actions (3)

Date	Actor	All Actions
03/30/2026	legislature	Referred to Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee
03/25/2026	legislature	Referred to Executive Board
03/25/2026	legislature	Date of introduction

Votes (0)

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Sponsors (1)

• Sen. Eliot Bostar [District 29] — primary sponsor

Amendments (0)

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Fiscal Notes & Statements (0)

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Committees (2)

Committee	Referred
Referred to Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee	03/30/2026
Referred to Executive Board	03/25/2026

Related Bills (0)

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