North Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session

North Carolina Senate Bill S171

Introduced
2/25/25  
Refer
2/26/25  
Refer
3/26/25  
Report Pass
4/2/25  
Refer
4/2/25  
Report Pass
4/7/25  
Engrossed
4/9/25  
Refer
4/10/25  
Refer
5/29/25  
Report Pass
6/10/25  
Refer
6/10/25  
Report Pass
6/10/25  

Caption

Pract. Transparency/Reagan's Law/Sam's Law

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NC S332

Health Care Practitioner Transparency Act

NC HB247

Health Care Practitioner Transparency Act

NC HB1242

Government Transparency Laws

NC SB564

Revise government transparency laws

NC H906

Reagan's Law

NC H471

Food Labeling Transparency Act

NC S315

More Transparency/Efficiency in Utiliz. Rev

NC SB1267

Modifies provisions relating to hospital price transparency laws

NC SB336

Modifies provisions relating to hospital price transparency laws

NC H1306

Ensuring transparency in the practice of dental leased networks

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