Budget Corrections Bill Adds Millions in Spending, Policy Changes
Lawmakers heard reports showing a $476.6 million revenue surplus, while reviewing veterans home capacity, highway projects and conservation purchases.
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NC Gov. Josh Stein signs budget changes, including taking some of his power away
RALEIGH, N.C. — Democratic North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein signed two bills on Tuesday that make changes to the state budget that only became law last month. The General Assembly sent Stein six bills before adjourning last week, with no…
Budget corrections bill adds millions in spending, policy changes
A legislative tool intended primarily to correct errors in North Carolina’s newly enacted state budget is carrying tens of millions of dollars in new appropriations and a series of substantive policy changes.
Legislative week in review: Education, budget, natural resources
The first week of August provided an opportunity for several committees to meet, including a statutory committee, interim joint committees (IJC) and the legislature’s budget review (BR) committees. These panels heard testimony on a variety of issues, but more importantly…
The Basque Government has raised the budget of 2026 by €202 million, placing the spending ceiling at €17.515 million. This is reflected in the update published this Tuesday in the Official Gazette of the Basque Country (BOPV).Industry and Governance concentrate most of the increase The Department of Industry, Energy Transition and Sustainability, led by Councillor Mikel Jauregi, totals an additional €97 million, an increase of 12.8% on its initi…
The NC High School Redesign Commission, and more from the second technical corrections bill
Gov. Josh Stein signed House Bill 268, a second technical corrections bill that adjusts the text of the new state budget, into law on Tuesday, after it was sent to his desk last week. In a statement, Stein said he... The post The NC High School Redesign Commission, and more from the second technical corrections bill appeared first on EdNC.
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