Tennessee HB0241 is a law that extends the existence of the Department of Economic and Community Development until June 30, 2029. This department is responsible for promoting economic growth and community development in the state.
The bill extends the existence of the Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions until June 30, 2029. This means the department will continue to operate and oversee financial institutions in the state for an additional six years. It also updates certain sections of the state code related to this department.
Tennessee HB1257 updates laws about expunging criminal records. It allows people to have their records cleared not only for completed offenses but also for attempts or solicitations of those offenses, as long as they are eligible for expunction. This aims to simplify and broaden the expunction process in the state.
This bill allows child care agencies in Tennessee to lease or buy unused property from local schools. It classifies family homes used for child care as residential properties for zoning and building purposes. Additionally, it lets child care agencies use a host school's existing fire inspection and facilities to obtain a provisional license from the Department of Human Services.