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Simple Bill Inquiry Results North Carolina General Assembly - Simple Bill Inquiry Results http://ncleg.net/gascripts/SimpleBillInquiry/displaybills.pl FULL SITE SEARCH: type search criteria GoGoGo SEARCH BILL TEXT: 2015-2016 Session type search criteria GoGoGo FIND A BILL: 2015-2016 Session enter bill # (e.g., S253) GoGoGo VIEW MEMBER INFO: Select a member... GoGoGo HOME HOUSE SENATE ABOUT THE LEGISLATURE AUDIO CALENDARS COMMITTEES LEGISLATION/BILLS WHO REPRESENTS ME? CITIZEN'S GUIDE printable version [ return to Simple Bill Inquiry ] NCGA Division Links Legislative Library NCGA Simple Bill Inquiry Results In the Spotlight Fiscal Research Division 2013-2014 Session Legislative Drafting Division Program Evaluation Division Search Criteria: Bill has Rep. Chuck McGrady as either prime or co-sponsor-sponsor Research Division Total Bills Returned: 114 Legislative Publications NCGA Career Opportunities Number Short Title ActionDate Action Text H2 Honor Representative H 01/31/2013 Adopted Shortcuts Wainwright. [ Henry M. Michaux, Jr.; George General Statutes Graham ] Table of Contents H3 Honor Representative Larry H 01/31/2013 Adopted Session Laws Brown. House Standing Committees [ Donny Lambeth; Debra Conrad ] Senate Standing Committees Non-Standing, Interim, and H4 ( = S6 ) UI Fund Solvency & Program R 02/19/2013 Ch. SL 2013-2 Study Committees Changes. Redistricting [ Julia C. Howard; Edgar V. Starnes; Votes on Bills Mitchell S. Setzer; Harry Warren ] NCGA Mobile Website H8 Eminent Domain. S 04/10/2013 Re-ref Com On Judiciary I Help [ Paul Stam; David R. Lewis; Chuck McGrady; Ken Goodman ] Helpful Links H9 Speaker/Pro Tem Term Limits. S 05/09/2013 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate [ Thom Tillis ] Legislative Calendar H12 Increase Retirement Age for H 01/31/2013 Ref to the Com on Judiciary Subcommittee A , if favorable, Staff Contact Info Judges. Elections America's Legislators Back to [ N. Leo Daughtry ] School Program H17 Gun Permits/Confidentiality. S 03/27/2013 Judiciary I Homework Resources [ Justin P. Burr; Mike Hager; Mark W. Subscribe to Email Hollo; John R. Bell, IV ] Notifications H19 Respect our Fallen Heroes. R 03/06/2013 Ch. SL 2013-6 nc.gov [ Tim Moore; Kelly E. Hastings; Dean Arp; John Szoka ] H28 ( = S48 ) Henderson County Fire H 02/25/2013 Re-ref Com On Finance Districts. [ Chuck McGrady; Chris Whitmire ] H29 Methamphetamine/Offense R 06/19/2013 Ch. SL 2013-124 /Penalties. [ Joe P. Tolson; Sarah Stevens; John Faircloth; D. Craig Horn ] H39 Western Crime Lab Funds. H 02/04/2013 Ref To Com On Appropriations [ Darren G. Jackson ] H44 ( = S121 ) Transition to Digital Learning in R 03/15/2013 Ch. SL 2013-12 Schools. [ Joe P. Tolson; Linda P. Johnson; D. Craig Horn; Jason Saine ] H45 ( = S120 ) Internet Access for Public S 03/14/2013 Ref To Com On Appropriations/Base Budget Schools. [ Joe P. Tolson; Linda P. Johnson; D. Craig Horn; Jason Saine ] H66 ( = S60 ) Captivity License and Permit R 03/06/2013 Ch. SL 2013-3 Amendments.-AB [ Roger West ] H77 ( = S74 ) Board of Law R 03/13/2013 Ch. SL 2013-9 Examiners/Update Expense Law. [ John M. Blust ] H85 Ag. Ed./FFA Day in North H 02/12/2013 Adopted Carolina. [ James H. Langdon, Jr. ] H89 ( = S113 ) DENR Support for Regional S 04/03/2013 Ref To Com On Agriculture/Environment/Natural Resources Water Supply System. [ Ruth Samuelson; Pat McElraft; Chuck McGrady ] H94 ( = S112 ) Amend Environmental Laws H 07/09/2013 Ref To Com On Environment 2013. [ Ruth Samuelson; Pat McElraft; Chuck McGrady ] 1 of 6 1/13/2015 11:40 AM North Carolina General Assembly - Simple Bill Inquiry Results http://ncleg.net/gascripts/SimpleBillInquiry/displaybills.pl H97 ( = S119 ) Lottery Funds Used for Digital S 03/04/2013 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate Learning. [ Joe P. Tolson; Linda P. Johnson; D. Craig Horn; Jason Saine ] H128 Revolving Door for Lobbyist H 02/21/2013 Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House Registration. [ Julia C. Howard; Mitchell S. Setzer; Deborah K. Ross; Rick Glazier ] H135 ( = S380 ) Adjust Landfill Permit Fee R 08/23/2013 Ch. SL 2013-408 Timing. [ Ruth Samuelson; Pat McElraft; Chuck McGrady ] H136 ( = S510 ) Bernard Allen Fund H 03/28/2013 Re-ref Com On Appropriations Modifications. [ Ruth Samuelson; Pat McElraft; Chuck McGrady ] H137 Reward Amt/Arrest of Fugitive R 07/18/2013 Ch. SL 2013-276 From Justice. [ Justin P. Burr; Sarah Stevens; John Faircloth; Allen McNeill ] H156 Honest Lottery Act. S 04/15/2013 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate [ Paul Stam; Rick Glazier; Larry D. Hall; Jon Hardister ] H159 Public Infrastructure Oversight H 02/28/2013 Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House Commission. [ Joe P. Tolson; Mitchell S. Setzer; Deborah K. Ross; Tim D. Moffitt ] H161 Mandatory Retirement Age for R 07/18/2013 Ch. SL 2013-277 Magistrates. [ Rick Glazier; Chuck McGrady; Jonathan C. Jordan ] H168 ( = S240 ) Divison of Atty's Fees in R 07/18/2013 Ch. SL 2013-278 Workers' Comp. [ Tom Murry ] H199 Increase Jurisdictional S 03/27/2013 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate Amount/District Ct. [ Paul Stam; Rick Glazier; Chuck McGrady ] H252 Asheville Transfers. R 06/05/2013 Ch. SL 2013-65 [ Chuck McGrady; Tim D. Moffitt; Nathan Ramsey ] H255 UNC Tuition R 07/23/2013 Ch. SL 2013-325 Surcharge/Advance Notice. [ Linda P. Johnson; Rick Glazier; Bryan R. Holloway ] H262 ( = S15 ) Honor Jean Preston. H 03/11/2013 Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House [ Pat McElraft ] H267 Captive Insurance R 07/07/2014 Ch. SL 2014-65 Amendments. [ Michael H. Wray; Elmer Floyd; John A. Torbett; Jeff Collins ] H269 Children w/Disabilities R 07/29/2013 Ch. SL 2013-364 Scholarship Grants. [ Paul Stam; Marcus Brandon; Bert Jones; Jonathan C. Jordan ] H272 DOT/DMV Changes #2. R 08/06/2014 Ch. SL 2014-108 [ Paul Stam; Darren G. Jackson; Rob Bryan ] H278 HOAs/Voluntary Prelitigation R 06/19/2013 Ch. SL 2013-127 Mediation. [ Deborah K. Ross; Duane Hall ] H279 Transfer Environmental R 06/19/2013 Ch. SL 2013-121 Permits. [ Pat McElraft; Mike Hager; Tim D. Moffitt; Chris Millis ] H284 Local Contracts/Local Bidder H 03/13/2013 Ref to the Com on Government, if favorable, Finance Preference. [ Jonathan C. Jordan ] H287 Increase Dropout Age From 16 H 03/13/2013 Ref to the Com on Education, if favorable, Judiciary Subcommittee to 17. C [ Deborah K. Ross; Marcus Brandon; Tim D. Moffitt; Donny Lambeth ] H292 ( = S244 ) Moratorium/Lawsuits for Sch. R 06/12/2014 Ch. SL 2014-8 Funds. [ Verla Insko; Susan C. Fisher; Harry Warren; Mark Brody ] H296 ( = S234 ) Omnibus Wildlife Resources R 07/18/2013 Ch. SL 2013-283 Commission Act. [ Michael H. Wray; Tim D. Moffitt; John R. Bell, IV; Susan Martin ] H299 Law Enforcement Officer H 03/14/2013 Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House Fairness Act. [ Rick Glazier; Marilyn Avila; Jonathan 2 of 6 1/13/2015 11:40 AM North Carolina General Assembly - Simple Bill Inquiry Results http://ncleg.net/gascripts/SimpleBillInquiry/displaybills.pl C. Jordan; Charles Jeter ] H311 Repeal Literacy Test. S 05/15/2013 Ref To Com On Judiciary I [ Henry M. Michaux, Jr.; Kelly M. Alexander, Jr.; Harry Warren; Charles Jeter ] H312 Preserving Privacy Act of 2013. H 03/18/2013 Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House [ Mitchell S. Setzer; Pricey Harrison; Tim D. Moffitt; Duane Hall ] H315 Plastics Labeling R 06/12/2013 Ch. SL 2013-74 Requirements. [ Ruth Samuelson; Chuck McGrady; Rena W. Turner; John Szoka ] H321 Amend Local Solid Waste R 08/23/2013 Ch. SL 2013-409 Planning. [ Pat McElraft; Chuck McGrady; Michael Speciale; George Graham ] H326 Rutherford County R 06/20/2013 Ch. SL 2013-174 Condemnation Consent. [ Mike Hager ] H345 Increase Penalties for Misuse of R 07/18/2013 Ch. SL 2013-286 911 System. [ John Faircloth ] H346 Governing Bodies/Collect R 06/30/2014 Ch. SL 2014-40 Unpaid Judgments. [ John Faircloth ] H352 Disapprove Coyote Hunting H 03/21/2013 Ref to the Com on Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House, Rule. if favorable, Environment, if favorable, Agriculture, if favorable, [ Chuck McGrady; Bob Steinburg ] Regulatory Reform, if favorable, Commerce and Job Development, if favorable, Judiciary H360 ( = S224 ) Sunday Hunting on Private H 03/21/2013 Ref to the Com on Agriculture, if favorable, Regulatory Reform Land. [ Tim D. Moffitt; Harry Warren; Jason Saine; Brian Brown ] H364 Treas. Debt Issuance S 05/14/2013 Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate Accountability/PED Stdy. [ Chuck McGrady; Rayne Brown; Tim D. Moffitt; Tom Murry ] H368 ( = S381 ) Bd. of Agriculture R 06/12/2013 Ch. SL 2013-99 Forestry/Nursery Appts.-AB [ James H. Langdon, Jr.; Jimmy Dixon ] H409 Shelby Deannexation. R 06/27/2013 Ch. SL 2013-218 [ Tim Moore ] H416 Increase Small Claims Amount. S 04/10/2013 Ref To Com On Judiciary II [ N. Leo Daughtry; Pat B. Hurley ] H436 Gubernatorial Team Ticket. S 07/11/2013 Held in Senate Clerk's Office [ Bert Jones; Donny Lambeth; Chris Malone; Brian Brown ] H440 ( = S99 ) North Carolina Benefit H 05/15/2013 Ref to the Com on Commerce and Job Development, if favorable, Corporation Act. Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House [ N. Leo Daughtry; Pricey Harrison; Chuck McGrady; Rob Bryan ] H450 Criminal Contempt/Bail R 07/18/2013 Ch. SL 2013-303 Procedure. [ Edgar V. Starnes ] H457 Taxpayer Standing Act. H 05/06/2013 Re-ref Com On Finance [ Paul Stam; Hugh Blackwell; Chuck McGrady; Jacqueline Michelle Schaffer ] H458 ( = S372 ) Public Hospital Conveyances. S 06/26/2014 Re-ref Com On Judiciary II [ Pat McElraft ] H459 ( = S606 ) Chronic Care Coordination Act.
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