Establishes general caseload limits for DCYF workers similar to those contained in the Council on Accreditation standards.
Prohibits utility companies from limiting eligibility of net metering site based on prior consumption and requires excess energy not consumed to be credited to consumer. Also amends definition of excess renewable net-metering credit.
Reduces disruptive labor disputes with municipal police and firefighter unions during the transition to a new collective bargaining agreement by extending the existing collective bargaining agreement until new agreement is reached by arbitration.
Requires a report to be produced that focuses on prescription drug prior authorizations by January 1, 2025.
Provides for a prohibition on the licensing of any new high-heat waste facility.
Allows the department of environmental management to remove freshwater non-native and invasive aquatic plants and assist municipalities in preventing the growth and spread of these and other invasive species in the freshwater lakes and ponds.
Establishes a task force managed by the children’s cabinet to develop recommendations to improve access to early intervention and early childhood special education services.
Provides for the legal governance of licensed electronic literacy materials.
Requires grocery stores to specifically limit the number of self-service checkout units to six (6) units per location. The consumer protection unit of the department of attorney general would have authority to enforce these restrictions.
Increases the penalties for public utilities for violations of the general law governing the duties of utilities and carriers.
