To provide authorization and conditions for the operation of certain state programs, to make capital appropriations and reappropriations for the biennium ending June 30, 2026, to make other appropriations, and to declare an emergency.

To enact the Save Women's Sports Act to require schools, state institutions of higher education, and private colleges to designate separate single-sex teams and sports for each sex.

To enact the "Parents' Bill of Rights" to require public schools to adopt a policy on parental notification on student health and well-being and instructional materials with sexually explicit content.

To establish the Grow Your Own Teacher Program, to establish a loan repayment program for eligible teachers, to make changes to teacher licensing and professional development, and to make an appropriation.

To express the intent of the General Assembly to continue phasing-in the school financing system established in H.B. 110 of the 134th General Assembly and, if practicable, fully phase it in.

To establish the Backpack Scholarship Program to begin operating for the 2023-2024 school year, to repeal the Educational Choice Scholarship Pilot Program and the Pilot Project Scholarship Program on July 1, 2024, and to make an appropriation.

To rename the Department of Education as the Department of Education and Workforce; to create the position of Director of Education and Workforce; and to reform the functions and responsibilities of the State Board of Education and the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

To eliminate the additional registration fee applicable to hybrid motor vehicles and to delay the effect of those changes until January 1, 2025.

Regarding the allocation of parental rights and responsibilities to grant equal time and responsibility for a child.

To revise the informed consent law regarding abortions.

To enact the Ethics and Financial Disclosure Reform Act to revise the law governing ethics and lobbying.

Regarding the collection of stroke care data and the recognition of thrombectomy-capable stroke centers.

To make appropriations for programs related to transportation for the biennium beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2025, and to provide authorization and conditions for the operation of those programs.

To require health benefit plan and Medicaid program coverage of biomarker testing.

To require state institutions of higher education to provide financial cost and aid disclosure forms.

To make appropriations for the Bureau of Workers' Compensation for the biennium beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2025, to provide authorization and conditions for the operation of the Department's programs, and to make changes to the Workers' Compensation Law.

To make operating appropriations for the biennium beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2025, to levy taxes, and to provide authorization and conditions for the operation of state programs.

To allow school districts to permit students to take up to three mental health days away from school each school year.

To regulate employment practices of formula retail and food service establishment employers and contractors and to require the purchaser of a formula retail or food services establishment to retain certain employees.

To ban the taking or removal of oil or natural gas from and under the bed of Lake Erie.

To require the placement of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in each public and chartered nonpublic school and each public recreational facility and to require the Ohio Department of Health to develop a model emergency action plan for the use of AEDs, to provide hospital relief payments, and to make an appropriation.

Regarding the availability of hospital price information; and to amend the version of section 3701.83 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on September 30, 2024, to continue the change on and after that date.

To enact the Second Amendment Preservation Act to add additional protections to the right to bear arms, to remove federal firearms law references from the state firearms control law, and to declare an emergency.

To restore law related to emergency medical services training and continuing education programs, to amend the versions of sections 4765.10, 4765.11, and 4765.30 of the Revised Code that are scheduled to take effect on December 29, 2023, to continue the changes on and after that date, and to declare an emergency.

To limit the locations at which a person has no duty to retreat.

To require public and chartered nonpublic schools to provide conflict resolution instruction to students in grades kindergarten through twelve.

Regards the deduction and recovery of bad debts for cigarette and tobacco and vapor products taxes.

Regards gender transition services for minors and to name this act the Ohio Saving Adolescents from Experimentation (SAFE) Act.

To require schools to adopt a policy regarding the administration of over-the-counter drugs.

To establish the Community Connectors Workforce Program and to make an appropriation.

To authorize the prescribing of off-label drugs and if prescribed, to require their dispensing and to name this act the Dave and Angie Patient and Health Provider Protection Act.

To modify the law governing data storage and notifications issued by state agencies.

To permit electric distribution utilities to establish energy efficiency and demand reduction portfolios.

Regards pharmacist care.

To require school athletic coaches to complete mental health training and to revise the renewal requirements for pupil-activity program permits and to amend the version of section 3319.303 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on December 29, 2023, to continue the change on and after that date.

To remove criminal penalties for the use and possession of drug paraphernalia and drug abuse instruments.

To revise specified provisions of the liquor control, hemp, and adult-use marijuana laws and to levy taxes on marijuana.

Regards intimate examinations and anesthetized or unconscious patients.

To revise the law governing claims against agricultural commodity handlers.

To increase the state minimum wage.

To license certified mental health assistants and to amend the version of section 4755.48 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect December 29, 2023, to continue the change on and after that date.

To regulate the practice of reducing benefits related to emergency services if a condition is determined, after the fact, to not be an emergency.

To license advanced practice respiratory therapists and to amend the version of section 4761.01 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect September 30, 2024, to continue the change on and after that date.

Regarding the sale of used catalytic converters, and to make an appropriation.

To modify the campaign finance law, and to name this act the Ohio Anti-Corruption Act.

To eliminate retention under the Third Grade Reading Guarantee, to expand the grades for which intensive reading intervention is provided, and expand the inclusion of phonics in learning standards.

To repeal the legacy generation resource provisions of H.B. 6 of the 133rd General Assembly and provide customers refunds.

To establish an exemption to prior authorization requirements.

To require school districts to grant students excused absences from school for participation in 4-H and FFA programs and activities.

To authorize the operation of remote dispensing pharmacies.

To restrict cost-sharing requirements with regard to occupational and physical therapists and chiropractors.

Regards teacher licensure revocation, teacher hiring practices, and conduct unbecoming to the teaching profession.

To enact the Ohio Higher Education Enhancement Act regarding the operation of state institutions of higher education.

To require health plan issuers to cover hearing aids and related services for persons twenty-one years of age and younger and to name this act Madeline's Law.

Regards staffing ratios and other employment conditions for registered nurses employed by hospitals.

To amend the law related to physician-administered drugs.

To make specified day and week designations relating to agriculture.

To enact the Ohio Adult Use Act and to levy a tax.

To prohibit the provision of sun lamp tanning services to individuals under age 18 and to make changes regarding the titles that may be used by physicians.

To enact the Extreme Risk Protection Order Act to allow family members, household members, and law enforcement officers to obtain a court order that temporarily restricts a person's access to firearms if that person poses a danger to themselves or others.

To require secure storage of firearms, to authorize an income tax credit for the purchase of firearm storage and locking devices, to name this act the Keep Every Home Safe Act, and to make an appropriation.

To prohibit certain health insurance cost-sharing practices.

Relative to vicarious liability in tort actions and to provide that the tolling of the limitations period during the defendant's absence or concealment does not apply to statutes of repose.

To prohibit a municipal corporation or charter county from imposing a curfew except in certain cases.

Regards single-sex bathroom access in primary and secondary schools and institutions of higher education.

Regards charitable solicitations.

To exempt from sales and use tax sales of firearm safety devices.

To exempt from the sales and use tax the sale of certain firearms and ammunition and to authorize nonrefundable tax credits for small arms and ammunition manufacturers.

To create an adaptive mobility dealer license.

To designate April as "Counseling Awareness Month."

With respect to the expulsion of a student from a public school for actions that endanger the health and safety of other students or school employees.

To designate the regulatory responsibilities regarding special use pools.

To name this act the Free to Speak Act and to require a public body to permit members of the public to comment or testify about matters of public concern before the public body at its public meeting.

To enact the "Religious Expression Days" or "R.E.D." Act to require each public school to adopt a policy that reasonably accommodates the sincerely held religious beliefs and practices of students; to require each public school to adopt a policy regarding certain expectations related to the performance of staff member professional duties; and to amend the version of section 3314.03 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect January 1, 2025, to continue the changes on and after that effective date.

To require the Department of Education to develop a process for requesting an investigation of a school's compliance with its policy prohibiting harassment, intimidation, or bullying.

To require that gun trigger locks be attached and provided with firearms sales by federally licensed firearms dealers.

To restore local authority to generally regulate firearms-related conduct.

Regards the College Credit Plus Program.

To prohibit certain licensed health care professionals from engaging in conversion therapy for minor patients.

To require health care practitioners to provide information on Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy to at risk patients and to name the act the Brenna Brossard SUDEP Awareness Act.

To increase penalties for drug trafficking above certain amounts and to prohibit organized trafficking of persons.

To establish a 9-8-8 suicide prevention and mental health crisis telephone line.

To enact the Self-Defense Protection Act to create a pretrial procedure for a person asserting self-defense, defense of another, or defense of that person's property.

With regard to membership and election of State Board of Education members and to make changes regarding the State Board's public meetings.

To prohibit a congregate care setting from denying a patient or resident access to an advocate and to name this act the Never Alone Act.

To make changes to the laws governing all-purpose vehicles, off-highway motorcycles, snowmobiles, utility vehicles, and mini-trucks.

To revise and streamline the state's occupational regulations.

To permit public schools to employ chaplains to provide support services.

To prohibit adult cabaret performances in locations other than adult cabarets.

To create the "Suicide Prevention" license plate.

To make changes to the law regarding involuntary treatment for persons with a mental illness subject to court order.

To revise the Military Enlistment diploma seal, regarding the High School Financial Literacy Fund and standards and model curriculum for financial literacy, regarding public school cellular telephone policies, regarding grade band specifications for properly certified or licensed teachers, regarding an educational program for parents of preschool children who are blind or visually impaired, to make changes to the Pupil Transportation Pilot Program, to correct a reference from the State Board of Education to the Director of Education and Workforce, to amend the versions of sections 3301.079 and 3314.03 of the Revised Code that are scheduled to take effect January 1, 2025, to continue the changes on and after that date, and to make an appropriation for the Adoption Grant Program.

To make changes to the laws governing massage establishments and to establish a nontherapeutic massage registration and to amend the version of section 503.41 of the Revised Code scheduled to take effect on December 29, 2023, to continue the change on and after that date.

To require the Department of Natural Resources to inquire about organ donation under specified circumstances.

To authorize certain public bodies to meet virtually.

To increase fines for repeatedly selling tobacco products to minors and to apply the public nuisance law to places where such sales occur.

To abolish the death penalty and to modify the number of jurors that may be challenged in cases where a defendant may be sentenced to life imprisonment, and to make an appropriation.

Regards public utilities and competitive retail electric service.

To make emergency medical services workers "public safety officers" under the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System

To exempt redaction request forms, affidavits, and the records of the work schedules of designated public service workers from disclosure under public records law.

To require school districts and schools to update emergency management plans to include evacuation procedures for individuals with disabilities and to amend the version of section 3314.03 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect January 1, 2025, to continue the changes on and after that effective date.

To provide for primary elections for state and school district board of education members and move the election for state and school district board members from the nonpartisan ballot.

To designate a portion of State Route 60 in Muskingum County as the "Sgt Bradley J. Harper USMC Memorial Highway."

To allow a concealed handgun licensee to carry a deadly weapon or dangerous ordnance in a building or structure that is not a courthouse but in which a courtroom is located if court is not in session.

To revise the law governing the review of patient information in the Ohio Automated Rx Reporting System, to establish requirements on the prescribing and dispensing of opioid analgesics, to establish the Medical Marijuana Control Program Fund and provide for a cash transfer, and to amend the version of section 4723.481 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on September 30, 2024, to continue the changes to that section on and after that date.

To allow an operator of a vessel to use a rearview mirror to observe water skiers, barefoot skiers, and others who are being towed by the vessel as an alternative to having an additional person in the vessel for observation purposes.

To require hospitals to establish registered nurse staffing plans that protect patient safety, to create the Nursing Student Loan-to-Grant Program, and to make an appropriation.

Regards prescription drugs and medication switching.

To enact the Innocence Act to prohibit an organization from failing to verify the age of a person attempting to access material that is obscene or harmful to juveniles, to prohibit a person from using another person's likeness to create sexual images of the other person, and to create a private right of action for each prohibited activity.

To establish a pilot program for remote treatment of opioid use disorder and to make an appropriation.

To establish a process for the revision of training subjects for EMS personnel.

To create the State and Municipal Government Commission.

To prohibit a federally licensed firearms dealer from transferring a firearm until at least ten days have elapsed since the dealer has contacted the national instant criminal background check system and the dealer has received a unique identification number.

To provide firearms training for fire investigators; to permit such an investigator who has received that training and has been specifically authorized to carry firearms while on duty; to grant such an investigator the same right to carry a concealed handgun in this state as a concealed handgun licensee; and to amend the version of section 109.73 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on December 29, 2023, to continue the change on and after that date.

To make various township law changes and to make an appropriation.

To prohibit discrimination against an individual for the refusal of certain medical interventions for reasons of conscience, including religious convictions, and to name this act the Conscientious Right to Refuse Act.

To establish a statewide 9-1-1 special needs database.

To express the General Assembly's intent to use revenue from a tax on adult use marijuana to fund peace officer training.

Regards the sale of used catalytic converters, and to make an appropriation.

To reconcile Ohio with federal law regarding same-sex marriage and provide for the right to interracial marriage.

To prohibit a health benefit plan and the Medicaid program from denying a claim for dental services on the basis of the age of the patient.

To revise the law regarding adult use marijuana.

Regards abortion, abortion-related laws, and reproductive health protections; to amend the version of section 3702.30 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect September 30, 2024; and to repeal the version of section 5103.11 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect January 1, 2025, to continue the changes on and after those dates.

To create the offense of unlawful manufacture, purchase, or sale of an auto sear.

To presume certain trailers and vehicles are sold for agricultural purposes and thus exempt from sales and use tax when sold to established farmers.

To establish pilot programs to increase student attendance and graduation rates through financial awards and incentives, and to make an appropriation.

To establish the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study Commission.

To modify the law governing the cultivation, processing, dispensing, testing, and taxation of adult use cannabis and to levy a gross receipts tax on marijuana cultivators.

Regards cardiac monitoring for youth and to name the act the Healthy Cardiac Monitoring Act.

To enact the Safe and Reliable Texting Act.

To expand eligibility for a 40-hour teaching permit.

To revise the law governing the practice of certified registered nurse anesthetists

To enact the Fight Organized Retail Crime and Empower Law Enforcement (FORCE) Act to create the Organized Retail Theft Advisory Council and an investigative task force, to modify theft offenses and penalties related to retail property, and to make an appropriation.

To enact the Issue 1 Implementation Act.

To phase-out the state income tax on nonbusiness income over six years and to repeal the commercial activity tax after 2029.

To dissolve existing academic distress commissions, to repeal the law that creates new commissions, and to declare an emergency.

To add nitrogen hypoxia as a method of execution and to prohibit the disclosure of execution identifying information.

To prohibit state institutions of higher education from requiring individuals to commit to specific beliefs, affiliations, ideals, or principles.

To provide Medigap policies for Medicare-eligible individuals under the age of 65.

To authorize a refundable income tax credit for disability related home expenses.

Regarding chartered nonpublic schools that participate in certain scholarship programs and disciplinary record requirements for schools and to amend the version of section 3314.03 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2025, to continue the change on and after that date.

To increase the base teacher salary to $50,000.

To enact the Keeping Our Survivors Safe Act to prohibit a person who is charged with or has been convicted of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence from possessing a firearm or dangerous ordnance.

Regards a concealed handgun licensee's duty to carry the license and notify a law enforcement officer if the licensee is carrying a concealed handgun and the rights of a qualifying adult to carry a concealed handgun in the same manner as if the person was a licensee, and to rename concealed handgun licenses as basic competency licenses.

To require a firearm transfer to be made through a dealer, through a law enforcement agency, or pursuant to a specified exception, and to require a background check when a firearm is transferred.

To establish the Office of Firearm Violence Prevention within the Department of Children and Youth, to require the Office to administer grant programs aimed at reducing firearm violence, to name this act the "Building Safer Communities for Ohio's Children Act," and to make an appropriation.

To establish the Ohio Task Force on Gun Violence.

To phase out the subminimum wage for individuals with physical or mental disabilities and to name this act the Ohio Employment First and Greater Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities Act.

Regards the teaching of career-technical education.

To prohibit carrying mass casualty weapons.

To establish the Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment Accelerator Pilot Program and to make an appropriation.

Regards the provision of remote services for special needs scholarship recipients and regarding credentialed professionals who may provide services under the Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship Program.

Regards hospital violence prevention and related training, security plans, and incident reporting.

To enact the Student Choice Grant Program and to make an appropriation.

To medical records of minors and to name the act the My Child-My Chart Act.

Regards the presentation of information on patriotic organizations to students in public schools and to amend section 3314.03 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2025, to continue the change on and after that date.

To create the Ohio River Commission of Ohio.

To require the Department of Education to conduct an annual audit regarding state assessments.

To create a regulatory relief office within the Department of Commerce and establish a universal regulatory sandbox program under which the office may temporarily waive certain state laws and regulations and allow businesses to demonstrate innovative products and services.

To establish certain child care grant programs, including those related to child care capacity and learning labs, and to make an appropriation.

Regards a school internet safety policy and instruction on the effects of social media in public schools and to amend the version of section 3314.03 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2025, to continue the changes on and after that date.

To require a political subdivision or state retirement system to provide information on expenditures to the Treasurer of State for inclusion in the Ohio State and Local Government Expenditure Database.

To protect assisted reproduction care.

To prohibit certain activities regarding garbage-fed swine, feral swine, and wild boar.

To require alcohol server training and to provide immunity from civil liability to those who successfully complete and implement the training and to name this act Hayden's Law.

Regards school policies on the administration of overdose reversal drugs.

To apply prescription drug rebates to cost-sharing requirements.

To create a streamlined licensure process for emergency placement facilities for children and to require the Ohio Family and Children First Cabinet Council to work with stakeholders to develop treatment and placement solutions for children with developmental or intellectual challenges and high acuity behaviors.

To modify definitions and criminal and professional disciplinary provisions relating to HIV or AIDS and to amend the versions of sections 2950.11 and 2950.13 of the Revised Code that are scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2025, to continue the change on and after that date.

To permit students to use club sports or other athletic activity to fulfill the high school physical education requirement.

To enact the Repeat Offender Act to create a repeat offender classification, to create certain specifications, to increase the penalties for certain firearm offenses and specifications, to broaden the scope of relief from firearms disability, and to allow automatic sealing for fourth and fifth degree felonies.

To enact the Ohio Fairness Act to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity or expression, to add mediation as an informal method that the Ohio Civil Rights Commission may use, and to uphold existing religious exemptions under Ohio's Civil Rights Law.

Regards the penalty for assault when the victim is a school employee or volunteer.

To provide an exemption from the smoking ban for cigar bars.

To enact Braden's Law to prohibit sexual extortion and aggravated sexual extortion and to allow family of certain victims of aggravated sexual extortion to receive compensation from the crime victims compensation fund.

To make failure to wear a seat belt and failure to properly secure a child in the appropriate booster seat or seat belt a primary offense, rather than a secondary offense, and to make other specified changes regarding those offenses.

To regulate the practice of certified nursemidwives, certified midwives, and licensed midwives.

To prohibit persons who are unlawfully present in the United States from possessing firearms.

To establish a process by which an abandoned or derelict aircraft may be sold.

To prohibit certain public nuisance actions.

To create criminal liability for certain teachers and librarians for the offense of pandering obscenity.

To require food service operations to denote certain allergens on their menu.

Regards implicit bias training for licensed educators, to amend the version of section 3314.03 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect January 1, 2025, to continue the changes on and after that effective date, and to make an appropriation.

To prohibit for-profit operators of community schools.

To require horizontal oil and gas well owners that drill in state parks to disclose the chemical components of the materials used in the drilling operation.

To shorten the time that points remain on a person's commercial driver's license or permit and to allow such drivers to take the remedial driving course more frequently.

To enact the EdChoice Fair Fiscal Responsibility Act to revise the operations of the Educational Choice Scholarship Pilot Program.

To reinstate the Joint Education Oversight Committee and to make an appropriation.

To require schools and higher education institutions to include the national suicide and crisis lifeline telephone number on student identification cards, student planners, and electronic portals, and to amend the version of section 3314.03 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2025, to continue the change on and after that date.

To require the Chancellor of Higher Education to conduct an audit of educator preparation programs to determine what instruction they are providing to students on mental and behavioral health, behavior management, and classroom management, and to make recommendations.

To enact the Private School Accountability and Transparency Act regarding financial, reporting, and other requirements applicable to chartered nonpublic schools.

To enact the Charter School Oversight Act.

To prohibit the Superintendent of Insurance from prohibiting certain forms of solicitation of Medicare supplement policies.

To prohibit drug manufacturers and wholesalers from taking certain actions regarding reimbursements made to 340B covered entities.

To enact the Charter School Sponsor and Operator Rating Act regarding report cards for community school sponsors and operators.

To enact the School Rating Enhancement Act to establish state report cards for chartered nonpublic schools that enroll state scholarship students and to establish the State Report Card Review Committee

To require health benefit plans and the Medicaid Program to cover epinephrine and glucagon for individuals eighteen years of age and younger and to cap cost sharing for epinephrine and glucagon in any form.

To designate the walleye as the official fish of the state.

To enact the Campus Accountability and Modernization to Protect University Students "CAMPUS" Act regarding the prevention of racial, religious, and ethnic bias, harassment, and intimidation at institutions of higher education, regarding antisemitism prevention policies at state agencies, to establish different campus safety and community programs, and to make appropriations.

To provide authorization and conditions for the operation of certain state programs, to make capital appropriations and reappropriations for the biennium ending June 30, 2026, to make other appropriations, and to declare an emergency.

To create an alternative method to certify compliance with the E-Check program, to eliminate the authority to declare an air pollution emergency, and to name this act the ECheck Ease Act.

To require the Director of Agriculture to adopt recommendations regarding adult-use hemp products.

Proposing to enact Section 22 of Article I of the Constitution of the State of Ohio to establish a constitutional right to hunt and fish.

To rename the Department of Education as the Department of Education and Workforce, to create the position of Director of Education and Workforce and to reform the functions and responsibilities of the State Board of Education and the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

To authorize certain subdivisions to designate areas within which certain residential property is wholly or partially exempted from property taxation.

To establish the Workforce Voucher Program, to terminate the provisions of the Voucher Program two years after the bill's effective date by repealing sections 122.157, 122.158, and 3313.473 of the Revised Code on that date, to authorize tax credits for graduates of the Voucher Program, and to make an appropriation.

To designate April as "Powerboat Safety Month" and to increase, from $30,000 to $60,000, the maximum annual grant amount that the Division of Parks and Watercraft may award to certain entities for boating safety education programs.

To amend the law related to medical marijuana.

To enact the Parent Educational Freedom Act to expand eligibility for Educational Choice scholarships, to cease the operation of the Pilot Project Scholarship Program on July 1, 2023, and to increase the income tax credit for homeschooling expenses.

To allow a person to distill, serve, and ship homemade spirituous liquor without a liquor permit.

To incorporate free market capitalism content into the high school financial literacy and entrepreneurship standards and model curriculum and with regard to financial literacy course credit and license validation.

To amend the law regarding the non-recourse civil litigation advance business.

To change the laws pertaining to operating a vehicle or watercraft while under the influence of marihuana and the admissibility of evidence for purposes of OVI statutes.

To enter into the Physician Assistant Licensure Compact.

Regards education records and student data privacy.

To allow a person under sixteen years of age to be employed after 7 p.m. during the school year.

To generally grant civil immunity for certain injuries to a person who acts in self-defense or defense of another during the commission, or imminent commission, of an offense of violence to protect the members or guests of a nonprofit corporation under certain circumstances.

To require retail merchants to give customers the option to pay by cash.

To enter into the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact.

To require a state occupational licensing agency to accept electronic license applications.

To reduce the tax rate on certain motor fuel.

To enact the Religious Expression Days "R.E.D." Act to require each kindergarten through 12 public school to adopt a policy providing students, teachers, and staff with religious accommodations.

To designate May as "Ohio Stroke Awareness Month."

To prohibit requiring fees or firearms liability insurance for the possession of firearms, or fees for the possession of knives.

To prohibit the provision of sun lamp tanning services to individuals under age 18.

To license certified mental health assistants and to amend the version of section 4755.48 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect December 29, 2023, to continue the change on and after that date.

To require public and private schools to transmit a transferred student's records within five school days.

To restore local authority to generally regulate firearms-related conduct.

Regards dropout prevention and recovery community schools.

To authorize certain advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants to sign documents related to psychiatric inpatients; to revise the law governing the Board of Nursing's monitoring of impaired practitioners; and to modify the law governing insurance navigators and to amend the version of section 4723.431 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on September 30, 2024, to continue the changes to that section on and after that date.

To enact the Ohio Higher Education Enhancement Act regarding the operation of state institutions of higher education.

To enter into the Social Work Licensure Compact.

Regards fraud, waste, and abuse of public funds and to prohibit the expenditure of local tax revenues upon a vote of residents or without an appropriation.

Regards doula services.

To abolish the death penalty and to modify the number of jurors that may be challenged in cases where a defendant may be sentenced to life imprisonment.

Regards public utilities and competitive retail electric and natural gas services.

Regards sales of kratom products.

Regards the College Credit Plus Program.

Regards the composition of boards of alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health services; the authority of the boards; and the requirements for operation of recovery housing residences.

Regards workers' compensation coverage for testing when certain medical professionals are exposed to chemical substances or bodily fluids in the course of employment and regarding medical release forms for workers' compensation claims.

Regards sex offenses and individuals regulated by the State Medical Board and to amend the version of section 4759.05 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect December 29, 2023, to continue the change on and after that date.

To require school buildings to comply with national life safety standards and to name this act the Ohio Childhood Safety Act.

To make changes to Ohio's Unemployment Compensation Law.

To exempt from the sales and use tax the sale of certain firearms and ammunition and to authorize nonrefundable tax credits for small arms and ammunition manufacturers.

Regards the use of noncompete provisions in certain health care professional employment contracts with nonprofit hospitals.

To eliminate the spousal exceptions for the offenses of rape, sexual battery, unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, gross sexual imposition, sexual imposition, and importuning and to permit a person to testify against the person's spouse in a prosecution for any of those offenses.

To require disclosure of the for-profit status of community school operators and post-secondary educational institutions on various promotional materials and contracts for employment.

To revise the law governing the practice of optometry and to amend the versions of sections 4725.13, 4725.18, and 4725.26 of the Revised Code that are scheduled to take effect on December 29, 2023, to continue the changes on and after that date.

To change the designation for "Ohio Deaf History Month" to the Month of April.

To enact the Ohio Fairness Act to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity or expression, to add mediation as an informal method that the Ohio Civil Rights Commission may use, and to uphold existing religious exemptions under Ohio's Civil Rights Law.

To revise the Alcohol Franchise Law.

Regards immunizations administered by pharmacists, pharmacy interns, and pharmacy technicians; regarding certificates of need and change of operator procedures for nursing homes; regarding the per Medicaid day payment rate for specified ICFs/IID; regarding medication aides and certified nurse aides, including competency evaluation programs and training and competency evaluation programs; regarding nursing home quality improvement projects; regarding conditional employment in homes and adult day care programs; regarding grants provided to adult day care providers, and regarding the Ohio Medical Quality Foundation.

To increase the state minimum wage.

Relates to payment card transactions involving firearms and ammunition retailers and to name this act the Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act

To temporarily modify the method for valuing farmland and other real property for tax purposes.

To revise the law governing the designation of wild, scenic, and recreational rivers.

To modify the law governing debt suspension products, extended wear and use waivers, motor vehicle ancillary product protection contracts, and vehicle protection agreements.

Regards to academic intervention services at each public school and to amend the version of section 3314.03 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect January 1, 2025, to continue the changes on and after that effective date.

To enact the Suicide Self-Defense Act, relative to the creation of a do not possess firearms registry.

Regards the sale of used catalytic converters, and to make an appropriation.

Regards to education regulation reform and to amend the versions of sections 3301.0714 and 3314.03 of the Revised Code that are scheduled to take effect January 1, 2025, to continue the changes on and after that effective date.

To establish and operate the Ohio Health Care Plan to provide universal health care coverage to all Ohio residents.

To prohibit a person who is charged with or has been convicted of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence from possessing a firearm or dangerous ordnance.

To limit liability for federally licensed firearms dealers in regards to firearm hold agreements.

To authorize a nonrefundable income tax credit for the cost of handgun training and firearms storage and locking devices.

Regards the authority of advanced practice registered nurses, and to amend the version of section 3705.30 of the Revised Code that is scheduled to take effect on September 30, 2024, to continue the changes to that section on and after that date.

To require state and local fire code officials to accept an inspection conducted or permit issued by another jurisdiction as conclusive evidence of a mobile food service operation's compliance with the fire code.

With regard to instruction in the harmful effects of and legal restrictions against drug abuse, alcoholic beverages, marijuana, and tobacco in schools

To establish a process by which an abandoned or derelict aircraft may be sold.

To increase the penalty for failure to report a lost or stolen firearm.

To phase-out the state income tax on nonbusiness income over six years and to repeal the commercial activity tax after 2029.

To enact the Fight Organized Retail Crime and Empower Law Enforcement (FORCE) Act to create the Organized Retail Theft Advisory Council and an investigative task force, to modify theft offenses and penalties related to retail property, and to make an appropriation.

To designate September 22 as Veterans Suicide Awareness and Prevention Day.

To extend the law that prohibits certain governments, businesses, and individuals from acquiring agricultural land to certain other property and to name this act the Ohio Property Protection Act.

To designate May as "Food Allergy Awareness Month."

To expand the charitable use property tax exemption.

To revise the law governing coroners and death certificates.

To modify the state's earned income tax credit, to increase the basic state minimum hourly wage, and to declare an emergency.

Regarding participation in interscholastic athletics for students subjected to harassment, intimidation, bullying, or other offenses.

To eliminate the right of first refusal for certain schools in the acquisition of school district real property.

To prohibit drug manufacturers and wholesalers from taking certain actions regarding reimbursements made to 340B covered entities.

Regards virtual net metering and meter aggregation

To modify the regulation and taxation of medical marijuana, adult use cannabis, and hemp.

To create the Ohio River Commission.

To make certain supplemental operating appropriations for the biennium ending June 30, 2025.

To provide authorization and conditions for the operation of certain state programs, to make capital appropriations and reappropriations for the biennium ending June 30, 2026, to make other appropriations, and to declare an emergency.

To declare the General Assembly's intent to revise the closure requirements for poor-performing community schools and school buildings operated by a school district.

To recognize that natural gas and its production industry are vital to Ohio's economic future and to urge continued investment in natural gas infrastructure to make affordable energy available to every Ohioan.

Expresses the Senate's opposition to Issue 1, the proposed constitutional amendment regarding abortion.

Expresses the Ohio Senate's opposition to Issue 2, which would legalize the use and retail sale of recreational marijuana.

To urge Congress to make daylight saving time the permanent standard time

To recognize the impact of the lifeguard shortage in Ohio and encourage individuals to consider a career as a lifeguard.

To urge the United States Congress to enact the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Act of 2024.

Recognizing the importance of perinatal mental health.

To urge the U.S. Congress to support the provision of prompt and comprehensive mental health treatment to military personnel and veterans who are suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and other service-related stress disorders.

To urge Congress and the President of the United States, along with the United States Department of Education to exclude sexual orientation and gender identity from Title IX.