In Plain English
SB 1309 changes how payments are distributed under the juvenile corrections act. It was signed into law and takes effect July 1, 2026. The specific changes to payment distribution are not detailed in the available record.
Frequently Asked
Who introduced it, and what district?
It was introduced by the Judiciary And Rules Committee. No individual sponsor or district is listed in the available record.
Is this a Republican bill, a Democratic bill, or bipartisan?
The bill was introduced by a committee, so it carries no party sponsor label. The official House tally was 69–0 (provisional — pending the final roll call). Among positions attributed to a legislator, Republicans voted 56–0 (yes–no) and Democrats voted 9–0. No member voting opposed it. 4 positions are pending attribution — the roster records for those members have not been matched yet, so they are not included in the party counts above.
Where is it in the process right now?
The bill has been signed into law and is now enacted as Session Law Chapter 93.
How did my representative vote?
The official House tally was 69–0 (provisional — pending the final roll call). Among positions attributed to a legislator, 65 voted yes (Republicans: 56, Democrats: 9) and 0 voted no. 4 positions are pending attribution — the roster records for those members have not been matched yet, so they are not included in the party counts above. 1 member was recorded absent. To see how your specific legislator voted, find your district's member in the roll call for this bill.
When would it take effect?
The bill takes effect July 1, 2026.