Senate Bill 2161: Requiring Parents to Submit Children’s Identification Information

Author:
Judiciary Committee

Summary:
This bill would repeal Section 54-23.2-04.2 of the North Dakota Century Code which describes the documentation that a homeschooling parent must submit to public school officials to establish the identity of a child. However, these same provisions would be codified in a new edition of the Code. So the net effect would be no change in the law.

Status:

1/6/2009		(Senate) Introduced, first reading, referred Judiciary
1/14/2009		(Senate) Senate Committee Hearing 10:15
1/15/2009		(Senate) Re-referred to Appropriations
1/22/2009		(Senate) Committee Hearing 3:30
1/26/2009		(Senate) Request return from committee
1/27/2009		(Senate) Second reading, passed, Yes-47, No 0
1/28/2009		(House) Received from Senate
2/25/2009		(House) Introduced, first reading, referred Judiciary
3/9/2009		(House) Committee hearing at 9:00
3/18/2009		(House) Reported back amended, do pass, amendment yes 11, no 0
3/19/2009		(House) Amendment adopted, placed on calendar
3/20/2009		(House) Second reading, passed as amended, yes 83, no 0
3/20/2009		Returned to Senate
4/10/2009		(Senate) Refused to concur
4/10/2009		(Senate) Conference committee appointed Senators Lyson, Olafson, and Nelson
4/15/2009		(House) Conference committee appointed Senators Klemin, Koppelman, and Wolf
4/22/2009		(Senate) Appointed Sen. Schneider to replace Sen. Nelson on conference committee
4/22/2009		(Senate) Reported back from conference committee, placed on calendar (Senate accede)
4/23/2009		(Senate) Conference committee report adopted
4/23/2009		(Senate) Second reading, passed; yes 46, no 0
4/23/2009		(House) Reported back from conference committee, placed on calendar (Senate accede)
4/24/2009		(House) Conference committee report adopted
4/27/2009		(House) Signed by Speaker
4/28/2009		(Senate) Signed by President
4/28/2009		(Senate) Sent to Governor

HSLDA’s Position:
This bill should be monitored

Action Requested:
None at this time.

Other Resources

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