Provide the maximum number of unrelated persons living together that could be constitute an individual household would not be less than one person per bedroom.
Provides that upon application, and good cause, the state may waive the bonding requirement for certified minority business enterprises or women owned businesses.
Maddy summaryThis bill allows the Rhode Island Psychological Association to restore its legal charter after it was forfeited due to a failure to file required annual reports. To regain full status, the organization must submit all overdue reports from 1991 through 2024 and pay the associated filing fees and any penalties determined by the attorney general by December 31, 2024. Once these conditions are met, the association will be treated as if the forfeiture never occurred, regaining all its rights and privileges. The measure takes effect immediately upon passage.
Modernizes all state library laws by eliminating the clearinghouse advisory committee, updating how the clearinghouse publishes its list of publications, reducing the number of physical copies and facilitating digital publication.
Amends the current requirement of payment of initial filing fee/service of process costs when the victim of crime is still owed restitution at the expiration of the case/seeks to enforce the civil judgment entered at the time of the criminal disposition.
Requires the recording of the bylaws and rules of the association in the land evidence records of the city or town the condominium is located in and require amendments to the original filings to be certified by two (2) members of the executive board.
Requires information on the public's rights and privileges of the shore to be included in disclosure forms for the sale of vacant land or real property.
Repeals the authority of the health insurance commissioner to enforce any act of Congress/decision of federal court invalidating or repealing the prohibition of annual lifetime limits on health insurance in this state.
Amends the current law on workers' compensation to require any person who is considered an independent contractor to file annually with the director of labor and training and removes the requirement that the form be in writing.
Deletes subsection (b) of this section which lists the furbearing mammals in the state and requires DEM to promulgate by rule, a list of "furbearers" for this chapter.
