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Lauren Whaley, NCCUL Director of Legislative & Regulatory Affairs |
Your Connection Point to the NC Legislature
Greetings from the Capital! As the NC Credit Union League’s Director of Legislative and Regulatory Affairs, I am responsible for monitoring daily activity in the NC General Assembly as well as analyzing regulatory issues that impact NC credit unions. During the state’s legislative session, a weekly email is distributed that reports on the highlights of the past week at the Legislature and provides important updates regarding bills significant to NC credit unions. These weekly emails are also provided below, along with the Legislative Tracking Sheet and a full summary of legislation from the 2009 session that has been signed into law.
Please note that this content is for affiliated NC credit unions only and is password protected. If you do not have a user account and would like to get one, please contact Jeff Hardin at (800) 822-8859, ext. 3225.
If you ever have questions on NC legislation or would like to sign up for the weekly emails, please don’t hesitate to call. You may reach me at (800) 822-8859, ext. 3205 or lwhaley@ncleague.org.
Weekly Legislative Round-ups
2010
The highly anticipated 2010 Short Session Legislative Wrap-Up is now available which summarizes bills signed into law that most directly impact North Carolina’s credit unions.
After a marathon of almost 20 straight hours at the legislature, the NC General Assembly adjourned at 5:32 AM early Saturday morning ending their 2009-2010 session.
Through the weekend it appears that the House and Senate have reached an agreement on the state’s roughly $19 billion budget.
With the budget scheduled for delivery to Governor Perdue by July 1 and the potential end to the Short Session in sight, legislators and interest groups are pushing their agendas relentlessly.
The pace of passing the state’s budget has been swift but in its final stages in the process, there will no doubt be lengthy deliberations on the House and Senate differences.
In what will be the 2nd full week in session, lawmakers in North Carolina are making quick work on getting the state’s budget in place.
The state’s $19 billion budget is the topic of conversation this week as the Senate is expected to release their proposal after two weeks of behind closed door meetings.
At noon on Wednesday, May 12, 2010 the 170 members of the North Carolina General Assembly will reconvene for the "Short Session" of the two-year legislative cycle.
2009
NCCUL Legislative Summaries
2010 Short Session Legislative Wrap-Up
2009 Long Session Legislative Wrap-Up
NCCUL Legislative Tracking Sheet
Other Links and Resources of Interest
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