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NC H661

Bill

Status

Passed

7/8/2022

Primary Sponsor

Timothy Moffitt

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Origin

House of Representatives

2021-2022 Session

AI Summary

House Bill 661 Summary

  • Permits qualified youth ages 15 and older to enroll in fire training courses at North Carolina community colleges, including certification-eligible courses, effective January 1, 2021.

  • Reduces the minimum age requirement for beer and wine wholesaler salesmen from 21 to 18 years old.

  • Temporarily allows 15-year-old workers to be employed in certain establishments affected by labor shortages until December 31, 2023, by modifying youth employment restrictions in the Wage and Hour Act.

  • Streamlines community college capital project oversight by authorizing the State Board of Community Colleges to delegate projects costing $4,000,000 or less and establishing a procedure for the Department of Administration to assist upon request.

  • Clarifies that the Department of Information Technology may allocate up to 3% of initial federal B.E.A.D. broadband grant funds for planning and up to 2% for administrative purposes under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Legislative Description

AgeReq.Mod's/CapProj.Oversight/BEAD correct

Appropriations

Last Action

Ch. SL 2022-69

7/8/2022

Committee Referrals

Rules and Operations of the Senate6/30/2022
Commerce and Insurance6/23/2022
Education/Higher Education8/31/2021
Rules and Operations of the Senate5/6/2021
Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House4/28/2021
Education - Community Colleges4/26/2021

Full Bill Text

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