Concerning the establishment of best practices for state boards and commissions.

Concerning an exemption for the legislative department from the pending change in the payment of salaries from monthly to twice monthly.

Concerning the statewide standard health history form that members of the fire and police pension association complete when commencing employment.

Concerning the repeal of the department of revenue's requirement to publish an historical explanation of income tax rate modifications enacted in the state on every income tax return form.

Concerning lease rates for telecommunications tower ground leases on state land managed by the state board of land commissioners in rural areas.

Concerning money allocated from an appropriation from the marijuana tax cash fund to a designated managed service organization to implement its community action plan.

Concerning the issuance of capitol identification cards to members of the public to permit them entry to state buildings containing the legislative branch of state government without having to submit to personal security checks.

Concerning modifications to the "State Employees Group Benefits Act".

Concerning the scheduled repeal of reports to the general assembly, and, in connection therewith, continuing the requirements for reports by the department of transportation and the department of public safety.

Concerning a statewide system of advance directives.

Concerning the alignment of the state income tax deduction for contributions to a qualified 529 account with the changes in the federal "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act" of 2017 that allow tax-free distributions for kindergarten through twelfth grade school expenses.

Concerning economic assistance for rural communities experiencing certain significant economic events that lead to substantial job loss in those communities, and, in connection therewith, authorizing the department of local affairs to coordinate nonmonetary assistance to assist rural communities with job creation or retention.