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Sponsored By: Julie Marie Atalig Ogo (Independent)
Enacted
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The law provides $100,000 from funds reserved under Rota Local Law 24-05, Section 2(c), to the Rota Casino Gaming Commission. It sets aside $50,000 for operations and $50,000 for former members’ salaries. Payments owed to former members must follow 4 CMC § 9711. The commission chair controls spending and must send detailed monthly spending reports until all funds are spent. Reports go to the Rota Municipal Council and First Senatorial Delegation chairpersons; spending must stop until missing reports are submitted. Using funds for another purpose requires written reasons submitted to the Rota Legislative Delegation chairperson for approval. Three delegation members must approve the change.
Julie Marie Atalig Ogo
Independent • House
There are no cosponsors for this bill.
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House vote • 4/7/2026
House Final Reading — Passed (S1)
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R.L.L. 24-11
House Final Reading — Passed (S1)
House First Reading — Passed (S1)
Introduced
HLB 24-47
2/25/2026
HB 24-108, To provide a Budget Plan of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands for Fiscal Year 2027 and make appropriations for the operations and activities of the Government of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, its agencies, instrumentalities, and independent programs, and to provide budget authority for government corporations; and for other purposes.
HLB 24-62, To appropriate $500,000.00 from revenues collected for the Third Senatorial District pursuant to Public Law 20-59; and for other purposes.
SB 24-48, Establish a Division of Customs and Biosecurity within the DOF
HB 24-84, To authorize the expenditure of $2,105,563.00 identified by the Governor as a surplus from Fiscal Year 2025 revenues that shall be appropriated by the Legislature to the Public School System and to the 25% Retirees’ Pension Obligation.
HB 24-74, To appropriate funds derived from trust interest income from the Marianas Public Land Trust towards payment of household allotments of Nutrition Assistance Program (NAP) benefits for November 2025.
HB 24-63, To amend Title 4 sections 1991 to 1995 relating to the 3% construction tax on gross revenues derived from certain non-residential construction projects and to enact a new section 1996 pertaining to Applicability; and for other purposes.