Rules and Legislative Procedure

Creates the agricultural promotion and regulation task force to study various agriculture related topics. Makes changes to requirements for the readoption of administrative rules. Repeals, merges, consolidates, or otherwise modifies various boards, commissions, and other governmental bodies. Modifies or establishes various funds. Makes changes to the membership, duties, and operations of various boards, commissions, and other governmental bodies. Expands the applicability of a statute concerning county hospital governance to Perry County, Spencer County, and Orange County. Repeals the fire prevention and building safety commission (commission). Transfers the commission's responsibilities and administrative rules to the department of homeland security. Makes certain changes to the administration of building and safety statutes and building and safety codes. Makes technical corrections. Makes an appropriation.

Requires a hospital to: (1) disclose information concerning payment assistance programs; (2) post signs concerning the programs in specified locations of the hospital; and (3) make information concerning the programs available to individuals through the hospital's patient portal. Requires a hospital to make a reasonable effort to notify individuals of available payment assistance programs before beginning a collection action against the individual. Prohibits the use of downcoding in a specified manner. Prohibits a provider from using an automated process, system, or tool to submit a health benefits claim without the review of a provider or other person involved in the development of the claim for submission. Prohibits an insurer that issues a policy of accident and sickness insurance (insurer) and a health maintenance organization from retroactively reducing the reimbursement rate for any CPT code. Sets forth limitations on the time frame in which an insurer and a health maintenance organization: (1) may request repayment of an overpayment, adjust a subsequent claim, recoup a paid claim, or retroactively audit a paid claim; and (2) is required to correct a payment error to a provider. Provides that if an insurer or a health maintenance organization recoups payment from a provider due to an error in coordination of benefits, the provider may submit a claim for the same services to the appropriate insurer or health maintenance organization.

The context provided does not include the bill's content, purpose, or specific provisions. Without an official abstract or details on what SB 93 proposes, it is impossible to describe what the bill does, who it affects, or its key mechanisms. The title "Vehicle Bill" is too generic to determine its actual scope, and no substantive information is available in the provided actions or summary. A factual summary cannot be generated with the current information.

SB 101, titled the Vehicle Bill, has been introduced by Senator Yoder and referred to the Committee on Rules and Legislative Procedure for initial consideration. The official abstract for this bill is currently unavailable, so specific details about its provisions or the populations it would affect have not been published. Without further information from the legislative record, the exact policy changes or mechanisms proposed in this bill cannot be described. The bill remains in its early stages of the legislative process and awaits committee review.

SB 97 is a vehicle-related bill authored by Senator Yoder on December 9, 2025, which has been referred to the Committee on Rules and Legislative Procedure for initial review. As the official abstract is not yet available, the specific provisions and direct impacts of the legislation remain undefined at this time. The bill is currently in the early stages of the legislative process and has not been assigned a title or detailed description.