The Senate passed two higher education regulatory reform priority bills Wednesday evening.
House Bill 2259 dealing with eliminating duplicative reporting requirements passed with a vote of 48-0 and now heads to the governor’s desk. House Bill 2585, which seeks to ease restrictions on an array of business practices for the state’s public baccalaureate institutions, passed 46-0 and goes back to the Senate for concurrence.
You can find our previous coverage of these bills here. Check out the discussion and final passage of the bills below.
House Bill 2585
House Bill 2259