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NE LR171
Resolution
Status
Introduced
5/12/2025
Primary Sponsor
Terrell McKinney
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AI Summary
- Proposes an interim study on the "cliff effect," where small income increases from raises, promotions, or additional work hours cause disproportionate losses in public assistance benefits
- Programs affected include aid to dependent children, Medicaid, and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
- Study will analyze how the cliff effect impacts workforce participation and long-term economic self-sufficiency for Nebraska families
- Health and Human Services Committee designated to conduct the study and identify potential reforms that encourage upward mobility without immediate loss of benefits
- Committee required to report findings and recommendations to the Legislative Council or Legislature upon conclusion
Legislative Description
Interim study to examine the impact of the "cliff effect" on Nebraska families receiving public assistance
Last Action
Referred to Health and Human Services Committee
5/19/2025
Committee Referrals
Health and Human Services5/19/2025
Executive Board5/12/2025
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