Regulatory Reform
MEDIA AVAILABILITY: Marc Levin, Vice President of Criminal Justice, Texas Public Policy Foundation
Criminal justice reform expert Marc Levin is visiting the Nebraska State Capitol.
Regulatory Reform
News Release: LB299 Passes First Round Vote
A bill to review Nebraska’s job licensing laws has earned first round approval in the Legislature.
Regulatory Reform
News Release: LB299 Returns to Legislative Agenda
After debate in February, LB299 will return to the floor of the Nebraska Legislature.
Regulatory Reform
News Release: Debate on Horse Massage Bill Begins
Debate on LB596 will begin today.
Regulatory Reform
News Release: Bill to Ease Horse Massage Restrictions Prioritized
A bill to streamline requirements for working as a horse massage practitioner will get a vote in the…
Regulatory Reform
Statement: Jim Vokal on First Round of LB299 Debate
STATEMENT from the Platte Institute February 20, 2018 Contact: Adam Weinberg (402) 452-3737 aweinberg@platteinstitute.org Jim Vokal on LB299,…
Regulatory Reform
News Release: LB299 on Today’s Legislative Agenda
LB299 will receive its first round of debate in the Legislature.
Regulatory Reform
News Advisory: Three State Senators Offer Economic Opportunity Bills
Scrutinizing and cutting red tape is a nonpartisan issue that creates more pathways to a paycheck for hardworking…
Regulatory Reform
News Release: 62% of Nebraska Voters Support Job Licensing Review
New polls show that Nebraska voters support the policy behind LB299.
Regulatory Reform
News Release: Licensing Review Bill Approved in Committee
A bill supported by the Platte Institute the ACLU of Nebraska is on its way to the floor…
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News Release: Platte Institute Testifies on Fee Waiver, License Compact and Ammo Tax
The Platte Institute is testifies on three bills that impact job licensing and taxes in Nebraska.
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News Release: Jim Greisch Appointed to Platte Institute Board of Directors
The Platte Institute is pleased to announce that Jim Greisch has been appointed to the Institute’s Board of…