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Establishes guidelines for licensing boards when considering applications of individuals who have a criminal history. 

Nevada is one of the worst states regarding licensing barriers for entering the workforce and makes it only that much more difficult for formerly incarcerated people trying to re-enter the workforce and reintegrate with society. 

PROGRESS

• April 15: No further action; bill died in Committee

• April 14: Committee work session; no action taken

• April 7: Received notice of eligibility for exemption from the deadline.

• April 5: First Committee hearing

• March 21: Introduced to the Assembly for first reading. Assigned to the Assembly Committee on Commerce and Labor for review

Reorganizes the summary evictions process in Nevada to require that landlords submit an eviction complaint to the Court before a tenant can file an answer.

Ensures fairer eviction processes by giving the tenant greater opportunity to respond to eviction notices and receive legal assistance. 

PROGRESS

• Currently: Awaiting final vote from Governor Lombardo

• May 31: Enrolled and delivered to the governor’s desk

• May 30: Assembly concurred Senate amendment; sent for enrollment

• May 26: Third reading on Senate floor; passed Senate. Sent to the Assembly to concur Senate amendment.

• May 25: Second reading on Senate floor

• May 19: Senate Committee work session; Amend, and do pass

• May 17: First Senate Committee hearing

• April 26: Introduced to the Senate for first reading. Assigned to the Senate Committee on Judiciary.

• April 25: Third reading on Assembly floor; passed Assembly. Sent to the Senate.

• April 24: Second reading on Assembly floor

• April 5: Committee work session; Amend, and do pass
• April 4: Second Committee hearing

• March 29: First Committee hearing

• March 21: Withdrawn and referred to the Assembly Committee on Judiciary

• March 19: Introduced to the Assembly for first reading. Assigned to the Assembly Committee on Commerce and Labor for review.

Protects the dignity of incarcerated persons by providing access to necessary prenatal care and menstrual care, prohibiting use of unnecessary restraints on pregnant inmates, and requiring correctional officers be of same or similar gender identity as the incarcerated person during a search.

Also prohibits correctional officers from disrespecting the gender identities of incarcerated individuals they interact with.

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PROGRESS

• Currently: Awaiting final vote from Governor Lombardo

• June 9: Enrolled and delivered to the governor’s desk

• June 5: Third reading on Senate floor; passed Senate. Sent to the Assembly for enrollment.

• June 3: Introduced to the Senate for first reading. Assigned to the Senate Committee on Judiciary. First Senate Committee hearing; work session; Do pass. Second reading on Senate floor.

• June 2: Third reading on Assembly floor; passed Assembly. Sent to the Senate.

• June 1: First budgeting hearing; Ways and Means work session; Do pass, as amended

• April 21: Second reading on Assembly floor. Referred to the Assembly Committee on Ways and Means for budget considerations.

• April 13: Committee work session; Amend, and do pass

• March 27: Received a notice of eligibility for exemption from the deadline

• March 21: Second Committee hearing

• March 20: First Committee hearing

• March 14: Introduced to the Assembly for first reading. Referred to the Assembly Committee on Judiciary.