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Attachment c 25 NCSBA Tracked Bills with Action Week of April S - 12 Bill: HB110 Sponsors: Goodman (D66); Bell, J. (R10); Moffitt (8116); Murry (R41) Title: PUBLIC CONTRACTS /PROJECT LABOR Summary: An Act to Provide for Fair and Open Competition in Governmental Construction Contracts and to Prohibit Requirements for Certain Terms in Government Contracts. Cospons: Jones (R65); Brawley, C. (R95); Ramsey (R115); Whitmire (R113); Jeter (R92); Bryan (1188); Martin (R8); Brown, B. (R9); Fulghum (R49); Stone (R51); Blackwell (R86); Lucas, M. (D42) Progress: 1st Chamber: Passed Status: 04/11/2013 -- Passed in the House Position: Neutral Bill: HB127 Sponsors: Carney, B. (D102); Johnson (R83) Title: ARTS EDUCATION AS A GRADUATION REQUIREMENT Summary: An Act Directing the State Board of Education to Require One Arts Education Credit for Graduation. Cospons: Lucas, M. (1342); Glazier (D44); Wilkins (D2); Floyd (D43); Hamilton (D18); Lambeth (1175); Tine (D6); Graham, G. (D12); Waddell (D46); McManus (D54); Ramsey (R115); Elmore (R94); Gill (D33); Harrison (D57); Wray (D27); Bell, L. (D21), Insko (D56); Adams (D58) Progress: 1st Chamber: Passed Status: 04/10/2013 - Passed in the House Position: Neutral Bill: HB146 Sponsors: Hurley (R70); Warren, H. (R77); Shepard (R15) Title: BACK TO BASICS Summary: An Act to Require the State Board of Education to Ensure Instruction in Cursive Writing and Memorization of Multiplication Tables as a Part of the Basic Education Program. Cospons: Blust (R62); Floyd (D43); Moffitt (R116); McNeill (R78); Malone (R35); Brown, B. (119); Presnell (11118); Brody (R55); Fulghum (R49); Brawley, C. (1195); Pittman (R82); Faircloth (R61); Cleveland (R14); Setzer (R89); Luebke (D30) Progress: 2nd Chamber: Referred to Committee Status: 04/08/2013 - Senate Committee On Education /Higher Education Position: Neutral Bill: HB149 Sponsors: Hastings (R110); Bell, J, (R10); Jordan (R93); Schaffer (11105) Title: CAYLEE'S LAW /REPORT MISSING CHILDREN Summary: An Act to Make It a Criminal Offense to Fail to Report the Disappearance of a Child to Law Enforcement, to Increase the Criminal Penalty for Concealing the Death of a Child, to Increase the Criminal Penalty for Making a False, Misleading, or Unfounded Report to a Law Enforcement Agency or Officer for the Purpose of Interfering or Obstructing an Investigation Involving a Missing Child or Child Victim of a Class A, B1, B2, or C Felony, and to Make It a Class 1 Misdemeanor for a Person to Fail to Report the Abuse, Neglect, Dependency, or Death Due to Maltreatment of a Juvenile. Cospons: Lucas, M. (D42); Dollar (R36); Samuelson (R104);,Cotham (D100); Faircloth (R61); Brandon (D60); Dixon (R4); Jones (R65); Shepard (R15); Pittman (R82); Cunningham (D106); Lambeth (R75); Bumgardner (11109); Brody (1155); Martin (R8); Waddell (D46); Jeter (R92); Bryan (R88); Conrad (R74); Presnell (R118); Riddell (R64); Whitmire (R113); Brown, B. (119); Ford, C. (R76); Arp (R69); Warren, H. (R77); Murry (R41); Hamilton (D18); Brawley, W. (R103); Torbett (R108); Iler (R17); McElraft (R13); Hurley (R70); Blust (R62); Setzer (R89); Starnes (R87) Progress: 2nd Chamber: Reported from Committee Status: 04/09/2013 - Senate Committee On Judiciary II Position: Neutral Bill: HB156 Sponsors: Stam (R37); Hall, L. (D29); Glazier (D44); Hardister (R59) Title: HONEST LOTTERY ACT Summary: An Act to Provide for Honesty in Advertising and Marketing of the North Carolina State Lottery.