Insurance - Motor Vehicle Appraisal Provision
This bill allows vehicle owners to have their insurance company directly pay independent auto damage appraisers during a dispute.
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Every Rhode Island bill, in plain English.
Every Rhode Island bill, in plain English.
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This bill allows vehicle owners to have their insurance company directly pay independent auto damage appraisers during a dispute.
This bill creates an independent Office of the Inspector General to investigate fraud and waste in state government agencies.
This bill updates retirement rules, pension calculations, and cost-of-living adjustments for Rhode Island state police officers.
This bill prevents the state from using foster children's Social Security benefits to pay for their care, requiring savings instead.
This bill extends early intervention services for developmentally disabled children past their third birthday until September 1.
Creates a $330 state child tax credit and imposes a new surtax on individuals earning over $1 million annually.
This bill increases the amount of child support families on state cash assistance can keep without reducing their benefits.
Requires the state to apply for federal benefits on behalf of foster youth and save the funds for them.
At-fault drivers must pay the replacement value for any car seats in a crash, regardless of visible damage.
This bill lets towns protect historic dirt paths and restricts abandoning roads that provide public access to water.
This resolution appropriates $150,000 to fund the second year of the Main Street Rhode Island program for local economic revitalization.
This bill expands income eligibility for state childcare assistance and increases the reimbursement rates paid to childcare providers.
This bill creates a grant fund to help public schools establish and expand bilingual education and teacher certification programs.
This bill updates labeling requirements for farm home food products and allows the sale of safely processed pickled vegetables.
This bill allocates funding to after-school programs to implement mental health support and emotional well-being activities for K-12 students.
This bill increases state income tax exemptions for pensions, Social Security benefits, and allows deductions for licensed cannabis businesses.
This bill allows doctors to charge patients extra fees for administrative tasks and bans insurers from stopping them.
This bill protects personal health data regarding reproductive and gender-affirming care by requiring consumer consent for collection and sharing.
This bill lets Warwick voters decide if the city council can approve or reject the mayor's board and commission appointments.
This bill gives forestry businesses the same tax exemptions, zoning rights, and legal protections as farms and agricultural operations.
Criminalizes sexual acts between police officers and individuals who are detained, in custody, or under investigation.
Allows healthcare providers to share confidential medical records with the state without patient consent to investigate abuse and neglect.
This bill updates Rhode Island's official land surveying and mapping coordinate system to match the most recent national standards.
This bill allows public school students to attend any school within their home district that has available open seats.
This bill allows the town of Tiverton to place a tax lien on mobile and manufactured homes for unpaid taxes.
Imposes an additional real estate conveyance tax on the portion of residential property sales prices exceeding $800,000 to fund housing initiatives.
This bill requires health insurers to cover diagnostic and supplemental breast exams without charging patients copays or deductibles.
This bill extends the deadline and updates rules for specific healthcare facilities to create Alzheimer's disease care plans.
Requires doctors, nurses, and physician assistants to take one hour of Alzheimer's training every other license renewal cycle.
Contractors working on state roads must use crash trucks with cameras to record traffic and investigate accidents injuring workers.
This bill creates a permanent state commission to develop and oversee a long-term plan for Rhode Island's aging population.
The bill expands the ability to seal eviction records for tenants who win their cases or are not financially responsible.
Allows the Rhode Island Department of Health to collaborate with international organizations to monitor and respond to disease outbreaks.
Allows public schools to skip making up school days missed due to Governor-declared states of emergency.
This bill makes it easier to build accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and eases zoning restrictions on smaller lots.
This bill modifies affordable housing rules, linking density bonuses to on-site construction and regulating fees paid in lieu of building.
This bill establishes rules and documentation requirements for tenants requesting to keep emotional support animals in rental housing.
This bill strengthens cyberstalking laws by removing the requirement that harassment be the "only" purpose for contacting a victim.
This bill requires the state to offer the nursing assistant qualifying examination in Spanish as well as English.
This bill requires assisted living facilities to support resident and family advisory councils and respond to their recommendations.