Delaware Legislation

All 1,294 bills from the Delaware General Assembly

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DE HB194
DE HB194 is a proposed law that aims to change the regulations surrounding the inspection of motor vehicles in Delaware. The bill seeks to update Title 21 of the Delaware Code, which governs vehicle inspections, although specific details of the changes are not provided at this stage. This could involve altering inspection requirements or procedures to improve efficiency or compliance.
Introduced House Richard Collins
DE HB196
DE HB196 is a proposed law that aims to change the rules regarding traffic stops in Delaware. It seeks to improve the procedures that law enforcement must follow during these stops, potentially enhancing transparency and accountability. The bill is currently in the introductory phase and has not yet been voted on.
Introduced House Cyndie Romer
DE HB206
This bill proposes an amendment to the Delaware Constitution that would set limitations on elected officials who wish to run for a different elected position. Essentially, it aims to regulate how and when current officeholders can seek new roles within the government. This is intended to create a more structured approach to political transitions and candidacies.
Introduced House Stephanie Bolden
DE SB166
Delaware Senate Bill 166 aims to update the state's education laws to better support pregnant and parenting students. It focuses on ensuring these students have appropriate attendance accommodations and resources to help them succeed in their education while managing their responsibilities as parents. The bill seeks to create a more inclusive educational environment for all students.
Introduced Senate Laura Sturgeon
DE HB177
DE HB177 updates existing laws in Delaware regarding the registration of trade names. This bill aims to streamline the process and ensure that businesses can register their trade names more efficiently. By amending previous legislation, it clarifies the requirements and procedures for trade name registration.
Passed House Krista Griffith
DE HB38
Delaware HB38 requires colleges and universities to maintain and share certain records related to employee compensation. This aims to enhance transparency in how public funds are used for salaries and benefits in higher education institutions. The bill is part of a broader effort to ensure accountability in governmental compensation practices.
Passed House Kimberly Williams