Georgia CommonsProyectos de ley y resoluciones
Proyectos de ley y resoluciones de la Asamblea General de Georgia de la 2026 Special Session, 2025-2026 Regular Session: 5,656 medidas, 5,652 con texto almacenado, con acciones hasta 2026-06-25. Cada proyecto de ley muestra su estado, sus patrocinadores y sus votaciones. Filtre por cámara, tipo y estado, o busque por número o título. Ordenados por actividad más reciente. Los títulos, los estados y las acciones se muestran en inglés, tal como los publica la legislatura.
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- Solo estas sesiones: 2026 Special Session, 2025-2026 Regular Session. Las sesiones anteriores no están cargadas.
- 4 medidas no tienen texto almacenado (LegiScan no registra un documento para ellas, o el documento no pudo leerse); sus páginas enlazan a la copia de la propia legislatura.
- El texto almacenado es la versión más reciente que tiene LegiScan (`text_version` la nombra); las versiones anteriores de un proyecto no se almacenan. Cuando un proyecto modifica la ley vigente, las palabras que elimina se marcan con <del> y las que agrega con <ins>, como las muestra el proyecto impreso.
- Los resúmenes en español son traducciones de los resúmenes en inglés, escritos por un modelo de IA a partir del texto de cada medida. El texto de las medidas, y todo lo que se cita de ellas, está en inglés. 0 de las 5,652 medidas con resumen tienen su resumen en español; las demás muestran el resumen en inglés.
HB1374: Insurance; methods of payment to healthcare providers; provide certain requirements
House Bill 1374 would set new rules for how health insurers pay Georgia healthcare providers, banning credit-card-only payment plans and forced fees, and would also tighten state rules on prequalified suppliers bidding for government contracts.
HB1329: Controlled substances; Schedule I; provide certain provisions
House Bill 1329 updates Georgia's controlled substances law by adding dozens of new medications to the state's list of dangerous drugs and adjusting a Schedule I chemical definition, largely to keep pace with newly approved pharmaceuticals.
HB1293: Education; updated eligibility requirements for the Dual Achievement Program; provide
House Bill 1293 rewrites Georgia's Dual Achievement Program, which lets students who left high school earn a diploma through technical college coursework, by making the program permanent, changing who can enroll, and replacing its funding rules.
HB1278: Professions and businesses; improve efficiencies in issuance of permits for dentists to administer conscious sedation and general anesthesia
House Bill 1278 changes how Georgia dentists get permits to administer conscious sedation and general anesthesia, letting the state dental board or its designees certify sedation facilities without requiring an in-person, on-site exam.
HB1284: Education; awarding of high school diplomas to high school students who are at the end of life; provide
House Bill 1284 would require Georgia local school boards to award high school diplomas to students who are terminally ill and receiving end-of-life care, including after death if needed.
HB1230: Aviation; prohibit operation of unmanned aircraft systems over a place of incarceration
A Georgia bill would make it a felony to fly a drone over a prison, jail, or other place of incarceration, and would let law enforcement seize, disable, or destroy drones caught doing so.
HB1208: Civil practice; require depositions to be taken before certified court reporters
House Bill 1208 would require that depositions taken in Georgia be conducted before a certified court reporter, removing the older option of stenographic recording without that certification.
HB1181: Motor vehicles; application for certificate of title; provisions
House Bill 1181 would require someone who inherits a vehicle last titled in another state to submit the decedent's out-of-state title when applying for a Georgia title.
HB1193: Georgia Early Literacy Act of 2026; enact
House Bill 1193 rewrites Georgia's early literacy law, adding state-funded reading coaches in K-3 schools, a new statewide literacy oversight structure, updated reading screening and curriculum rules, and new first-grade readiness and retention requirements.
SB444: Private Review Agents; certain decisions with regard to the provision of insurance coverage for healthcare services shall not be based solely on artificial intelligence systems; provide
Senate Bill 444 would require that health insurance companies in Georgia have a licensed medical reviewer, not just artificial intelligence, sign off before denying coverage for a healthcare service.
HB1123: Quality Basic Education Act; require certain schools that offer after-school programs to make such programs available to pre-kindergarten students
Georgia House Bill 1123 would require public schools that run pre-kindergarten programs and also offer after-school programs to open those after-school programs to pre-K students on the same terms as older students, starting in the 2026-2027 school year.
HB1118: Public officers and employees; 120 hours of maternal birth leave; provide
House Bill 1118 would give eligible Georgia state and public school employees 120 hours of paid maternal birth leave after giving birth, separate from any existing federal or parental leave.
HB1107: Excellent Teacher Preparation Act; enact
House Bill 1107 would require Georgia's Professional Standards Commission to create and publish yearly report cards grading teacher preparation programs at colleges and universities across the state.
HB1030: Math Matters Act; enact
House Bill 1030, the Math Matters Act, would require Georgia public schools to add advanced math courses in grades six through ten and boost core math instruction time in grades four and five, starting with the 2027-2028 school year.
HB1015: Self-insurers Guaranty Trust Fund; revise certain funded levels
House Bill 1015 raises the funding thresholds for Georgia's Self-insurers Guaranty Trust Fund, which backs workers' compensation claims when a self-insured employer can't pay.
HB1009: Education; enact policies and procedures for use of personal electronic devices at school and school sponsored events by students in grades nine through twelve; require local school systems
Georgia House Bill 1009 would extend the state's ban on student personal electronic device use during the school day to grades nine through twelve, starting no later than July 1, 2027, expanding a rule already applying to kindergarten through eighth grade.
SB403: Unclaimed Property; property is presumed abandoned; provide for exceptions
Senate Bill 403 rewrites parts of Georgia's unclaimed property law, letting the state pay out small unclaimed amounts without a claim, skip probate court for some heirs, and briefly delay public listing of certain stock property.
HB907: Completion Special Schools Act; certain local school systems to either be a party to a collaborative operating agreement with a completion special school or provide certain education programs and services; require
House Bill 907 changes Georgia's Completion Special Schools Act, requiring local school districts near these alternative high schools to either partner with them or offer similar dropout-prevention and credit-recovery programs themselves.
HB659: Health; rural assistance; expand medical education funding and the service cancelable loan program to include optometrists
HB659 would let personal care homes and assisted living communities administer GLP-1 medications to residents and would add optometrists to Georgia's rural health care loan and grant program alongside physicians, dentists, physician assistants, and nurses.
HB571: Professions and businesses; licensing of radiologist assistants; provide
House Bill 571 creates a new state license for radiologist assistants in Georgia, setting education, certification and supervision rules under the Georgia Composite Medical Board, effective July 1, 2026.
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