Tennessee HB1766 requires fiduciaries, such as guardians or conservators, to provide an annual sworn accounting of their financial activities to the court. This accounting must now also include the date of the last contact the fiduciary had with the person they are responsible for, ensuring better oversight and accountability in guardianship cases.
The bill allows individuals with diabetes who use insulin to obtain a commercial driver license if their condition is well-managed and does not impair their ability to drive. Previously, a medical history of diabetes requiring insulin could disqualify a person from getting this license. This change aims to provide more opportunities for qualified drivers.
Tennessee HB1715 allows breastfeeding mothers to be excused from jury duty if they submit a written request along with a medical statement from a licensed physician or certified professional midwife. This change aims to support breastfeeding mothers by acknowledging their needs during jury service. The bill amends existing laws related to jury duty in Tennessee.