Georgia legislature Sine Die Day | Bills to watch [Video]

Here’s a look at some of the key bills 11Alive has been covering.

ATLANTA — Georgia’s legislative session has drawn to a close; all eyes were on the Gold Dome as lawmakers prepared for Sine Die Day — a pivotal moment marking the end of the session.

With crucial bills hanging in the balance — including politically contentious measures regarding sex education, immigration and library funding, as well as a bill that would establish compensation for wrongfully convicted individuals — the final hours were fraught with anticipation and debate.

House Bill 1104 – Failed

Restricts teaching sex education below the sixth grade.
Requires parental approval for sex education curriculum.
Mandates schools to notify parents about the books their children check out.
Prevents transgender youth from using restrooms and participating in sports aligning with their gender identity.
This bill has sparked controversy due to its wide-ranging provisions.

Library Funding Bill – Failed

Aims to cut funding for libraries affiliated with …

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