Public safety; policy provided for public safety, correctional facilities, investigations, Department of Public Safety data, controlled substances, crime victims, orders for protection, private detective and protective agent licensure, employment disqualifications, sentence adjustments, expungement relief, domestic abuse-related crimes and data, use of chemical irritants, crimes of coercion, retail theft, identity theft, and fraud; reimbursements provided; "battered women" term replaced in statute where it appears; criminal penalties provided; reports required; and rulemaking required.

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13 actions

Apr 23, 2026 lower

HF indefinitely postponed
Apr 23, 2026 lower

Bills not identical, SF substituted on General Register
Apr 22, 2026 lower

Referred to Chief Clerk for comparison with SF4760
Apr 7, 2026 lower

Second reading
Apr 7, 2026 lower

Committee report, to adopt as amended
Mar 25, 2026 lower

Author added Curran
Mar 23, 2026 lower

Motion prevailed
Mar 23, 2026 lower

Motion to re-refer Public Safety Finance and Policy
Mar 23, 2026 lower

Author added Moller
Mar 23, 2026 lower

Second reading
Mar 23, 2026 lower

Committee report, to adopt
Mar 16, 2026 lower

Committee report, to adopt as amended and re-refer to State Government Finance and Policy
Mar 5, 2026 lower

Introduction and first reading, referred to Public Safety Finance and Policy