Nebraska Legislature Bill LB1153

Nebraska 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 1/11/24
• Refer: 1/16/24
• Failed: 4/18/24

Caption

Eliminate provisions relating to the Nebraska Sesquicentennial Commission that has terminated

Impact

The impact of LB1153 on state laws is primarily administrative, as it seeks to clean up the legislative code by removing references to a commission that is no longer active. This prevention of obsolete provisions in the law allows for a more efficient and clear legal framework for state governance. By eliminating such references, the bill reinforces the state's commitment to maintaining an up-to-date legal structure that accurately reflects current operational entities.

Summary

LB1153 is a legislative bill aimed at eliminating the provisions related to the Nebraska Sesquicentennial Commission, following the termination of the commission itself. The bill signifies a move towards streamlining state operations and eliminating redundant or defunct entities from the state's administrative structure. The Nebraska Sesquicentennial Commission was originally established to oversee the state's 150th anniversary celebrations, but its functions have concluded, necessitating a legislative update to remove its provisions from the law.

Contention

While the bill in its essence aims for bureaucratic efficiency, discussions around its passing may revolve around the broader implications of such eliminations, particularly regarding how historical commissions and similar entities contribute to cultural heritage and awareness in the state. There could be arguments for the continued relevance of organizations that advocate for historical recognition and education, even after their primary missions have concluded.