The bill IA HSB76 aims to make changes to the process for requesting public records in Iowa. It is part of a broader discussion that includes another bill, HF 400. The details of these changes are intended to improve transparency and access to government information for the public.
IA SF115 is a bill that addresses how students enroll in human growth and development courses in Iowa school districts. It also covers the attendance of students at educational conferences or seminars that provide information on human growth and development topics. The goal is to establish clearer guidelines for these educational opportunities.
The bill, IA HSB84, aims to prevent schools, including charter and innovation zone schools, from teaching or discussing topics related to gender identity and sexual orientation with students in grades seven through twelve. This includes any programs, tests, or surveys that might cover these subjects. Essentially, it seeks to restrict educational content on these topics for older students.
IA SF135 is a bill that focuses on how validation stickers are displayed on vehicle registration plates in Iowa. It aims to clarify the requirements for these stickers, which indicate that a vehicle's registration is current. This legislation is part of a broader effort to ensure that vehicle registration is easily identifiable and compliant with state law.
The bill aims to regulate gambling games in Iowa by placing a temporary hold on issuing new gambling licenses. It also outlines specific fees related to these licenses and includes provisions about when the law will take effect and how it applies retroactively. This measure is intended to create a more controlled environment for gambling in the state.
The bill establishes a new scholarship program aimed at supporting students who want to become advanced dyslexia specialists. This program will be managed by the college student aid commission and will include funding to help students pursue this specialized training. The goal is to improve resources and expertise available for teaching students with dyslexia.
The bill establishes a scholarship program aimed at supporting students in comprehensive transition and postsecondary programs. It includes provisions for funding to help these students pursue higher education opportunities. This initiative is designed to improve access to education for individuals with disabilities.
The bill aims to establish rules for drivers when they approach slow-moving emergency vehicles on the road. It includes specific penalties for not following these rules. This is intended to enhance safety for both emergency responders and motorists.
IA HF99 is a proposed law that focuses on the citizenship status required on voter identification forms in Iowa. It aims to clarify how citizenship is verified when individuals present their IDs to vote. The bill includes provisions about how and when these rules would apply.
IA HF100 is a bill introduced in the Iowa General Assembly that pertains to the U.S.S. Iowa, a battleship that has historical significance. The bill aims to address specific aspects related to the ship, although details on the exact provisions are not provided in the summary.
Iowa HF101 is a bill that aims to regulate the sale of bonds by placing a cap on the amount that can be offered for sale. This means that there will be limits on how much money can be raised through these bonds, potentially impacting funding for various projects. The bill is currently in the introduction stage and has not yet been passed into law.
This bill requires schools in Iowa to provide training for staff on how to care for students with epilepsy or seizure disorders. It also establishes emergency care plans and outlines the legal protections for school personnel who assist these students. The goal is to ensure that students with these conditions receive appropriate support during school hours.
Iowa House File 103 (HF103) is a bill introduced in January 2025 that aims to support students who are pregnant or have recently given birth at state universities and community colleges. The bill proposes measures to ensure these students receive appropriate accommodations and support to continue their education without undue hardship.
House File 104 (HF104) is a bill introduced in the Iowa General Assembly that seeks to amend existing law regarding minors' consent to medical care for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Under current Iowa law, minors can consent to medical care for the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of STDs without parental approval. HF104 proposes an exception to this rule by stipulating that minors cannot consent to vaccinations for STDs without parental consent. This means that while minors would still be able to seek other forms of medical care related to STDs independently, they would need parental approval specifically for STD vaccinations.
House File 105 (HF 105) is a bill introduced in the Iowa General Assembly that aims to expand the definition of 'medical cannabidiol' under Iowa law. The bill specifies that medical cannabidiol includes various forms of cannabis products, such as oral forms (tablets, capsules, liquids, tinctures, sublingual forms), topical forms (gels, ointments, creams, lotions, transdermal patches), and inhaled forms (nebulizable inhaled forms, vaporizable dried raw cannabis, other vaporizable forms of cannabis). The bill was introduced by Representative Hans Wilz and, after committee approval, was renumbered as HF 950.
Iowa House File 106 (HF106) is a proposed law that would allow parents to file a wrongful death lawsuit if their unborn child dies due to someone else's actions. This means that if an unborn child is killed because of another person's wrongful act, neglect, or default, the parents could seek legal compensation for their loss.
House File 107 (HF107) is a bill introduced in the Iowa General Assembly that allows registered all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and off-road utility vehicles (ORUVs) to be operated on public hunting areas specifically for transporting legally harvested deer carcasses out of these areas. The bill mandates that operators and passengers wear blaze orange apparel until the deer carcass is removed from the public hunting area. This bill was renumbered as HF473 during the legislative process.