Tennessee HB2505 makes it illegal for anyone to install or operate a virtual currency kiosk in the state. If someone knowingly does this, they can be charged with a class A misdemeanor. The bill aims to regulate the use of virtual currency kiosks more strictly.
Tennessee HB2356 requires schools that put cameras on the outside of their buses to either work with local police to review footage of cars that don't stop for school buses or allow school safety staff to check the footage themselves. This is aimed at ensuring that drivers who violate the law are held accountable. The bill updates existing laws regarding school bus safety and enforcement.
Tennessee HB2044 allows physician assistants to delegate the task of giving medications to certified medical assistants. It also expands the types of medications that these assistants can handle, making it easier for them to support healthcare providers in patient care. This change aims to improve efficiency in medical settings.
Tennessee HB1912 requires the Department of Transportation to put up signs at rest areas and welcome centers that have adult-sized changing tables. Additionally, the department must list these locations on its website, making it easier for motorists to find facilities that accommodate adults needing changing tables.
Tennessee HB1799 updates certain reporting requirements for the state comptroller. It removes the need for reports on broadband services in areas that have historically lacked service and the Tennessee Helping Heroes Scholarship Program. The bill also changes the information that must be reported regarding property tax relief.
Tennessee HB1741 allows the state to create or change a list of approved medications for treating pain in correctional facilities. This bill affects various sections of the Tennessee Code related to health and safety. It aims to standardize drug use in prisons to better manage pain treatment for inmates.
Tennessee HB1665 is a law that prevents certain healthcare providers from asking minors or their health insurance companies specific gender-related questions. This means that healthcare settings cannot require these questions for any reason. The law aims to protect minors in healthcare environments.
Tennessee HB1623 establishes new rules for certain government entities that will be created during the 2025 legislative session. It includes provisions that require these entities to meet specific criteria before they can officially operate. This aims to ensure better oversight and accountability for new governmental bodies.
Tennessee House Bill 1543 designates the song 'Tennessee' by Drew Holcomb as the official state song of Tennessee. This change amends the state's existing laws regarding state songs. The bill has successfully passed through the legislative process.
The bill requires public schools and charter schools in Tennessee to teach students from kindergarten to 12th grade about child trafficking awareness and prevention. This instruction will now be part of health education classes instead of being included in the family life curriculum.
Tennessee HB0166 updates the rules for redistricting by defining specific geographic boundaries between Fayette County and Shelby County. It ensures that these boundaries are based on the latest census data from the 2020 federal decennial census. This change aims to clarify how congressional and legislative districts are drawn in these areas.
Tennessee SB1664 is a law that prevents certain healthcare providers from asking minors or their insurance companies about gender-related issues. This means that healthcare settings cannot require or request these questions for any reason. The law aims to protect minors in healthcare situations.