Rhode Island State Representative

Rebecca Kislak 2026 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation (Page 7)

Legislative Session

Primary Sponsor of Legislation

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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H7759

Introduced
2/12/26  
Provides a specific cause of action for violations of the rights of nursing home patients chapter.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7940

Introduced
2/27/26  
Amends unfair discrimination statutes to encompass more protected categories and protect against additional forms of discrimination.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7904

Introduced
2/27/26  
Changes the maximum term of employment for a superintendent from three (3) to five (5) years.
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Rhode Island House Bill H8049

Introduced
2/27/26  
Requires the JNC to establish standardized merit-based selection process and that applications be evaluated according to uniform, job-related criteria adopted in advance and published on the commission's website.

Co-Sponsor of Legislation

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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H7768

Introduced
2/12/26  
Prohibits an employer, employment agency, labor organization, or employee, to commit any act declared to be an unlawful employment practice; individuals would be held personally liable for such conduct.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7762

Introduced
2/12/26  
Establishes the fair chance in housing credit reports act to provide standards for which a credit report can be used in considering a rental application.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7781

Introduced
2/12/26  
Changes the name of the holiday on the second Monday of August from Victory Day to Peace and Remembrance Day.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7818

Introduced
2/26/26  
Prohibits family court from detaining or committing any youth, 12 years or younger, to training school, for any offense other than murder, first degree sexual assault, or an attempt to commit such offenses there is no other reasonable placement.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7825

Introduced
2/26/26  
Requires the secretary of the executive office of health and human services to monitor and mandate changes to the price-setting practices of pharmacy benefit managers to prohibit the spread pricing payment model.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7823

Introduced
2/26/26  
Establishes a universal and unified healthcare system and reform the current payment system for healthcare coverage in this state.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7826

Introduced
2/26/26  
HOUSE RESOLUTION HONORING THE LIVES OF RHONDA DORGAN, AIDAN DORGAN AND GERALD DORGAN, COMMENDING THE HEROISM OF FIRST RESPONDERS AND CITIZENS, AND EXPRESSING THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY OF THE RHODE ISLAND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOLLOWING THE TRAGIC EVENTS AT THE DENNIS M. LYNCH ARENA IN THE CITY OF PAWTUCKET
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Rhode Island House Bill H7912

Introduced
2/27/26  
Creates the Rhode Island clean heat standards act to implement a system of tradeable clean heat credits earned from the delivery of clean heat measures that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7499

Introduced
2/4/26  
Requires that an independent efficiency and performance audit of the department of transportation be commissioned by the department of administration.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7508

Introduced
2/4/26  
Authorizes the automatic expungement of eligible conviction records by operation of law, initiated and completed by state agencies through electronic processes established within the judicial system.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7487

Introduced
2/4/26  
Increases penalties for a second or subsequent offense with a fine of not less than $500 or no more than $2,500 and up to 2 years imprisonment, for violating the law on the care of dogs.