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SB 53

Prohibiting schools from starting earlier than 7:45 am

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Mike Oliverio and 1 co-sponsor

SB 53 creates a district-only act for North Carolina's 30th Senatorial District with no substantive provisions; it takes effect when it becomes law.

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Bill Summary · SB 53

SB 53 — "30th Senatorial District Local Act‑1" (North Carolina)

Status: Passed first reading (introduced 08/26/2025)
Subject tags: counties; local; Davidson County; Davie County

Main purpose / intent

SB 53 is a local (district‑specific) bill that applies only to North Carolina’s 30th Senatorial District. The version of the bill text available to reviewers is extremely short and contains no substantive policy or program provisions beyond establishing its limited geographic scope and effective date. Its primary intent, as drafted, is to state that the act “relates only to the 30th Senatorial District” and to specify that it becomes effective when it becomes law.

Key provisions (as provided)

  • Section 1: Declares the bill relates only to the 30th Senatorial District.
  • Section 2: States the act is effective upon becoming law.

No other operative provisions, changes to statutes, funding authorizations, or regulatory requirements are included in the text available.

Who would be affected

  • Residents, local governments, and officials located in the 30th Senatorial District — commonly associated with Davidson County and Davie County (per subject line).
  • Because the bill contains no substantive changes, there are no identifiable program beneficiaries, new obligations, or fiscal impacts in the available text.

Procedural / timeline notes

  • Introduced and read first time: 08/26/2025.
  • Referred to: State Affairs committee. Posting rule suspended and a public hearing was scheduled (per chamber activity notes).
  • Current recorded status (in the materials provided): Passed first reading; no committee action noted in that summary.
  • Because the bill text is limited, future committee hearings or amendments could add substantive content; until that happens the bill remains a district‑only declaration.

Observations and next steps

  • The available version is effectively a placeholder/local applicability act with no substantive policy effects.
  • If you need (a) confirmation of whether the bill was later amended or enacted, (b) the final enrolled/chaptered status, or (c) the full text of any committee or floor amendments, I can retrieve the committee reports, engrossed text, or final chaptered law.

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

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