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SB 30

Civil procedure, provisions of agreements that prohibit disclosure of certain acts of sexual abuse rendered unenforceable

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Matt Woods

SB 30 is a placeholder local act limited to the 8th Senatorial District (Brunswick, Columbus, New Hanover) with no substantive provisions yet.

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Bill Summary · SB 30

Summary — SB 30: 8th Senatorial District Local Act‑1

Bill number: SB 30
Short title: 8th Senatorial District Local Act‑1
Classification: Local bill
Subject / Geographic scope: Counties; Local; Brunswick County; Columbus County; New Hanover County (8th Senatorial District)
Status (per your info): Passed 1st Reading
Introduced: August 15, 2025

Purpose and intent

SB 30 is a local enactment that applies only to North Carolina’s 8th Senatorial District (the bill identifies Brunswick, Columbus, and New Hanover counties). The version of the bill provided contains no substantive policy provisions beyond two basic sections: (1) a jurisdictional statement that the act “relates only to the 8th Senatorial District,” and (2) an effectiveness clause stating the act becomes effective when it becomes law.

Because the circulating text is essentially a district‑limited placeholder, the bill’s present intent appears to be to create a vehicle (a local act) that can be amended in committee or on the floor to add district‑specific provisions. No programmatic, regulatory, fiscal, or administrative changes are specified in the material supplied.

Key provisions (as available)

  • Narrow applicability: the act is expressly limited to the 8th Senatorial District (Brunswick, Columbus, New Hanover counties).
  • Effective date: the act takes effect upon becoming law.
  • No other substantive provisions are included in the supplied text.

Who would be affected

  • As written, no specific statutory changes, funding, or regulatory actions are set out, so there are no identifiable direct effects on state agencies, local governments, businesses, or residents beyond the bill’s territorial scope.
  • If the bill is later amended to add measures (common with local acts), those measures would affect residents, local governments, or entities in the 8th Senatorial District depending on the content of any amendments.

Procedural / timeline notes

  • Current status reported: Passed 1st Reading. (Next steps typically include committee referral and hearings, second and third readings in the originating chamber, transmission to the other chamber, concurrence on any amendments, enrollment, and presentation to the Governor.)
  • Because this is a local bill, typical points to watch are:
    • Committee assignments and any public hearings where district‑specific language may be added.
    • Amendments filed on the floor or in committee (local acts frequently pick up substantive provisions later in the process).
    • Fiscal notes or local government impact statements if substantive provisions are added.
    • Final passage, enrollment, and the Governor’s signature; the text’s effective date clause indicates the act will take effect when signed into law (unless amended to specify otherwise).

Practical implications / next steps for stakeholders

  • If you represent or are monitoring interests in Brunswick, Columbus, or New Hanover counties: continue to monitor committee agendas and amendment filings for SB 30 — substantive measures affecting those counties are likely to appear as amendments.
  • If you want a targeted watch: I can track committee referrals, posted amendments, fiscal analyses, and final actions and provide an updated, detailed summary once substantive language is added or the bill advances.

If you’d like, I can (a) monitor this bill and send updates when amendments are posted or committee/action steps occur, or (b) search legislative committee calendars and amendment filings now to look for any substantive language that may already have been proposed. Which would you prefer?

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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