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Senate concurs with House changes to tourist development zone bill; effective date moved earlier
Summary
The Senate concurred in the conference committee report on House Bill 2366, which removes certain sanitation and marketing provisions from the TDZ language and changes the bill’s effective date to Aug. 1, 2026.
NASHVILLE — The Senate voted to concur in the House’s conference committee report on House Bill 2366, which makes deletions and small textual changes to the tourist development zone (TDZ) statute and advances the effective date.
Sponsor remarks on the floor said the report deleted specified sections related to sanitation and enhanced marketing language from the original bill and adjusted the effective date from Jan. 1, 2027, to Aug. 1, 2026. The sponsor described the changes as grammatical cleanup and focused deletions following extended floor debate earlier in the session.
The Senate concurred in the conference committee report on the bill, making the action of the House final for the chamber.
