l9n/ North Dakota

William E. Kretschmar

Bills in the 2013 Regular Session, House.

All of William E. Kretschmar's terms

Sponsored

Passed the House1

Out of committee1

  • House Bill 1244

    Relating to filling a vacancy in a legislative office and resignation of a member of the legislative assembly.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 9
  • House Bill 1173

    Relating to the expiration date of the commission on alternatives to incarceration.

  • House Bill 1193

    Relating to appointment of a special commissioner to preside over removal proceedings; to amend and reenact sections 44‑11‑01, 44‑11‑02, 44‑11‑03, 44‑11‑04, 44‑11‑06, 44‑11‑07, 44‑11‑09, 44‑11‑10, 44‑11‑11, and 44‑11‑12 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to proceedings to remove officials from office; and to repeal sections 44‑11‑05, 44‑11‑13, and 44‑11‑14 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to taking of testimony, appeals, and assessment of costs on removal proceedings.

  • House Bill 1214

    Relating to the parenting coordinator program and elimination of the expiration date for chapter 14‑09.2 of the North Dakota Century Code.

  • House Bill 1338

    AN ACT to provide for a board of university and school lands study of private lands owned adjacent to lands under the control of the United States army corps of engineers and a report to the legislative management.

  • House Bill 1361

    Relating to election precincts and voting places.

  • House Bill 1417

    Relating to limits on small claims court actions.

  • Senate Bill 2145

    Relating to carrying a firearm at a public gathering.

  • Senate Bill 2214

    Relating to transitionalternative payments for isolated school districts; to provide an effective date; and to declare an emergency.

  • Senate Bill 2265

    Relating to sexual performance by a minor.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 1262

    Relating to reconvened regular sessions of the legislative assembly in even‑numbered years; and to provide an effective date.

  • House Bill 1311

    Relating to providing property tax relief by increasing the share of sales, gross receipts, use, and motor vehicle excise tax collections to be deposited in the state aid distribution fund for allocation to political subdivisions; and to provide an effective date.