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SUMMARY:NC General Assembly: House — Session Convenes
LOCATION:House Ended
DESCRIPTION:House — Session Convenes\n\nFive bills the Governor has vetoed sat on the House calendar for 2 September. Whether the chamber took any of them up is a separate question\, and the answer appears to be no.\n\nNothing was recorded against these bills that day. Senate Bill 50's own action history ends in April 2026\, when it was placed on the calendar for the 21st\; House Bill 437's ends on 27 July. A bill can sit on a chamber calendar for months — Senate Bill 50 has been carried on this one since its veto in June 2025 — so its presence there says what may be considered\, not what was.\n\nThe five span unrelated subjects: permitless concealed carry\, a statewide bar on local governments allowing public camping\, a rewrite of election administration\, a court and family law package\, and an expedited route for removing someone occupying a residence. What each would change is set out below\, which is the durable part of this record.\n\nAgenda: https://calendars.ncleg.gov/CalendarDoc/2025/10007/House Calendar\nWatch: https://www.ncleg.gov/Streaming\nDetails: https://ncgovwatch.com/meetings/2498
URL:https://calendars.ncleg.gov/CalendarDoc/2025/10007/House Calendar
CATEGORIES:Legislative session
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