District Of Columbia
26th Council·1,699 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,699 bills and resolutions during the 26th Council, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
Bills
As introduced, Bill 26-430 would revise reporting requirements regarding school attendance with a focus on chronic absenteeism and attendance outcomes. It would allow the Research Practice Partnership to contract directly with DC Government agencies. It would also amend The Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children Establishment Act per the request of the Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission. Provisions from Bill 26-278 have been incorporated into this bill.
As introduced, Bill 26-430 would revise reporting requirements regarding school attendance with a focus on chronic absenteeism and attendance outcomes. It would allow the Research Practice Partnership to contract directly with DC Government agencies. It would also amend The Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children Establishment Act per the request of the Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission. Provisions from Bill 26-278 have been incorporated into this bill.
As introduced, Bill 26-670 would establish a Chief Privacy Officer in the Office of the Chief Technology Officer. Among other things, it would establish comprehensive privacy protections governing the collection, use, and disclosure of covered individuals’ personal data by District government agencies.
As introduced, Bill 26-670 would establish a Chief Privacy Officer in the Office of the Chief Technology Officer. Among other things, it would establish comprehensive privacy protections governing the collection, use, and disclosure of covered individuals’ personal data by District government agencies.
As introduced, Bill 26-704 would require an electric or gas company proposing a change in rates to submit with its application a detailed description of their capital expenditures to the Public Service Commission. It would also require the Public Service Commission to conduct an audit of public utilities once every three years.
As introduced, Bill 26-704 would require an electric or gas company proposing a change in rates to submit with its application a detailed description of their capital expenditures to the Public Service Commission. It would also require the Public Service Commission to conduct an audit of public utilities once every three years.
As introduced, Bill 26-404 would require the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services to develop policies for and provide prenatal and postpartum care to pregnant youth in its care.
As introduced, Bill 26-404 would require the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services to develop policies for and provide prenatal and postpartum care to pregnant youth in its care.
As introduced, Bill 26-426 would amend the Holding Company System Act of 1993 to update the group capital calculation for the purpose of insurance holding company system group solvency supervision and add a liquidity stress test for macroprudential surveillance. It would also provide the Commissioner with additional authority over third parties in the event an insurer is in hazardous financial condition or placed in receivership.
As introduced, Bill 26-426 would amend the Holding Company System Act of 1993 to update the group capital calculation for the purpose of insurance holding company system group solvency supervision and add a liquidity stress test for macroprudential surveillance. It would also provide the Commissioner with additional authority over third parties in the event an insurer is in hazardous financial condition or placed in receivership.
As introduced, Bill 26-411 would revise the composition of the Child Fatality Review Committee to include the relevant persons within the Council of the District of Columbia with oversight over the Child and Family Services Agency.
As introduced, Bill 26-411 would revise the composition of the Child Fatality Review Committee to include the relevant persons within the Council of the District of Columbia with oversight over the Child and Family Services Agency.
As introduced, Bill 26-407 would require the Mayor to publish within 120 days a plan to address overcrowding of the Youth Services Center and require the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services to publish certain population data pertaining to youth at Youth Services Center and New Beginnings Youth Development Center. FISCAL NOTE - This legislation is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-407 would require the Mayor to publish within 120 days a plan to address overcrowding of the Youth Services Center and require the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services to publish certain population data pertaining to youth at Youth Services Center and New Beginnings Youth Development Center. FISCAL NOTE - This legislation is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-705 would symbolically designate 48th Place, N.W., between MacArthur Blvd, N.W and V St., N.W., in Ward 3, as William “Spence” Spencer, IV Way.
As introduced, Bill 26-705 would symbolically designate 48th Place, N.W., between MacArthur Blvd, N.W and V St., N.W., in Ward 3, as William “Spence” Spencer, IV Way.
As introduced, Bill 26-398 would increase the rate of subsidy provided to grandparent and closes relative caregivers by annually adjusting the subsidy for inflation. It would also allow for the grandparent caregiver subsidy to be granted until the child reaches age 21. FISCAL NOTE - This legislation is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-398 would increase the rate of subsidy provided to grandparent and closes relative caregivers by annually adjusting the subsidy for inflation. It would also allow for the grandparent caregiver subsidy to be granted until the child reaches age 21. FISCAL NOTE - This legislation is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-221 would provide for a real property tax exemption for property located at 2405 First Street, NW, owned by Mu Lambda Foundation, Inc.
As introduced, Bill 26-221 would provide for a real property tax exemption for property located at 2405 First Street, NW, owned by Mu Lambda Foundation, Inc.