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NC Legislative Session Starts May 14: What You Need to Know

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NC Legislative Session Starts May 14: What You Need to Know

May 14 begins the ā€œshortā€ session of the North Carolina General Assembly. The short session takes place in even years and lasts about 6-7 weeks. Typically, legislators will make adjustments to the budget and take up a few pieces of legislation that either were not completed the previous year or are being introduced based on…

Public Policy Update: State Budget 2013 to 2015

State Budget 2013-2015 During the long legislative session, such as the one currently going on, the General Assembly creates a two year budget for the state. This session, the NC Senate started the process by passing a proposed budget bill several weeks ago. The NC House has now responded with their budget proposal. The two…

Public Policy Update: Governor’s Budget, Education Scholarships, and Group Home Fix

The Autism Society of North Carolina advocates onĀ publicĀ policyĀ issues, monitors activities of the General Assembly and works to inform you about how these issue might affect people on the autism spectrum. If you have questions about these or other policy issues, please post your questions below or contact Jennifer Mahan, Director of Advocacy and Public Policy…

More North Carolina Budget Woes

At the end of the legislative session, state budget writers went from debating a zero to 10 million dollar cut, to taking a 20 million dollar cutĀ out of state funded services for people with developmental disabilities, mental illness and addictive disease. While it is the same cut as last year, it has much greater impact….