Requires sign language interpreters for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals in legal proceedings.

Allows funds to be transferred to an individual's Iowa ABLE savings plan trust account.

Makes provisions related to the financial exploitation of adults age 65 and older and certain dependent adults.

Makes provisions related to broadband service availability and administration of the empower rural Iowa broadband grant fund.

Makes appropriations for infrastructure for FY2021-2022.

Budget for transportation services and roads for FY 2022, which begins July 1, 2022.

Requires a tenant request for an accommodation of a service animal must be reasonable.

Appropriates $150.9 million ($75.8 million increase) to various state agencies, including $100 million downpayment on broadband grants.

Appropriates funding for education for FY2021-2022.

Bans government-issued COVID-19 vaccine passport and prohibits non-health care businesses from requiring proof of vaccination for entrance.

Budget for health and human services programs for FY 2022, which begins on July 1, 2022.

Updates Iowa's bottle redemption law by temporarily doubling handling fee, allowing stores to opt-out of redemptions and contract with redemption centers, allowing distributors to become redemption centers, putting teeth into enforcement of the law, and requiring the legislative fiscal committee to review changes.

Contains several tax provisions, including repealing triggers, parts of the Governor's housing proposal, child care credits, etc.

Designates April 30 National Therapy Animal Day in Iowa, recognizing the national significance of therapy animals and their handlers.

Requests a special session be held on December 28 at the Old Capitol in Iowa City to recognize, honor, and commemorate the 175th anniversary of Iowa's statehood. Sponsored by 32 members of the majority party (Republicans).

Makes provisions relating to housing tax credits, high quality jobs program, and tax credits administered by EDA.

Contains several tax provisions, including repealing triggers, mental health funding, parts of the Governor's housing proposal, child care credits, etc.

Would require schools to offer full-time in person learning options for students during the pandemic. Allows parents/guardians to notify the school district specifying preferred instruction delivery method for students.

Prohibits cities/counties from adopting ordinances that prohibit landlords from refusing to accept federal housing vouchers.

Makes changes relating to the administration of adult and minor guardianships and conservatorships.

Makes several provisions related to conducting elections, including absentee ballots, satellite absentee voting locations, voter list maintenance, and authority of state commissioner of elections. Takes effect upon enactment.

Amends the definition of dependent adult abuse.

Limits the voting rights of the voting members of a mental health and disability services region governing board.

Adopts the interstate occupational therapy licensure compact.

Reviews and sunsets of state regulatory boards and agencies.

Makes provisions related to elections during emergencies.

Expands sexual exploitation by an adult to include those providing training or instruction to a minor outside of a school.

Makes several changes to state and local government financing, programs, and operations.

Appropriates funds for transportation services and agencies for fiscal year 2022 (which begins July 1, 2021).

Appropriates funds for FY2021-2022 to department of education, department for the blind, college student aid commission, and state board of regents institutions.

Appropriates funds for infrastructure/RIIF for FY2021-2022.

Appropriates funds for health and human services and other programs for FY2021-2022.

Changes tax credit cap, makes changes to High Quality Jobs program, phases out and replaces alternative energy revolving loan fund, increases workforce housing tax credit cap, adds ten years to Brownfields/Grayfields, and makes other changes including removing tax cut triggers.

Increases the cap on the real estate transfer tax paid to the Housing Trust Fund.

Makes appropriations of federal block grants, other federal funds, and non-state funds.

Budget for unassigned standings (automatic appropriations that are in law) for FY 2022, which beings on July 1, 2021.

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