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Nevada Senate introduces multiple bills and refers measures to committees
Summary
During its March 4 session in Carson City, the Nevada Senate introduced 11 bills (SB 265–SB 275) and formally referred each to standing committees without objection.
CARSON CITY, Nev. — The Nevada Senate introduced 11 bills on March 4 and referred each measure to a standing committee, senators confirmed on the floor without objection.
The bills introduced ranged from revisions to governmental administration provisions to proposals on student loan repayment for health-care providers, law enforcement, dental insurance coverage, tax credits for gifts supporting graduate medical education, and a nurse apprenticeship appropriation. Sponsors moved each bill to the committee listed on the floor record and the presiding officer announced the referrals after asking if there were objections; in each instance senators said none.
Key measures and committee referrals recorded on the floor include: SB 265 (Sen. Rogich) — governmental administration — referred to Government Affairs; SB 266 (Sen. Taylor) — student loan repayment for providers of health care in underserved communities — referred to Government Affairs; SB 267 (Sen. Ellison) — provisions relating to law enforcement — referred to Judiciary; SB 268 (Sen. Flores) — insurance coverage for certain dental services — referred to Commerce and Labor; SB 269 (Sen. Titus) — credit against the modified business tax for donations supporting graduate medical education — referred to Revenue and Economic Development; SB 270 (Sen. Wynne) — governmental administration — referred to Government Affairs; SB 271 (Sen. Titus, Asm. Hategui) — appropriation for a nurse apprenticeship program — referred to Finance; SB 272 (Sen. Krasner) — interscholastic activities — referred to Education; SB 273 (Sen. Committee on Government Affairs) — confidentiality of certain civilian employee personal information — referred to Government Affairs; SB 274 (Senate Committee on Government Affairs) — state boards and commissions provisions — referred to Government Affairs; SB 275 (Sen. Cannizzaro) — domestic relations — referred to Judiciary.
Each referral was moved by the bill sponsor (as recorded on the floor) and confirmed when the presiding officer asked for objections and none were voiced. The introductions consisted of a brief clerk reading of each bill title followed by the sponsor’s motion to refer and the presiding officer’s confirmation of the referral.
The Senate concluded floor business and adjourned until 11 a.m. Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
