Eviction protections – including

• 14-day notice and payment plan offers
• Consent to enter (landlords must give 72 hours’ notice)
• Right of redemption (48 hours to clear accounts and pay all monies)

• Law enforcement agencies will be required to wear body cameras (funds will be provided with Senate bill 1119
• Abolished the death penalty
• Established an Office Of Civil Rights office (to focus on unnecessary and unconstitutional policing; combats housing discriminations, combatting LBGTQ & gender based discriminations, combats pregnancy discriminations)

• Must be 21 to purchase tobacco and nicotine products.
• Ministers, priests, etc. now have an obligation to report suspected child abuse, except where the religious doctrine to remain secret.
• Elementary and middle school children can no longer be charged with ‘disorderly conduct’

• The minimum wage will increase, incrementally to 15.00/hour
• Fair Labor Standards Act – employers must pay overtime for over 40 hours (stricter exemptions)
• Simple drug felons (marijuana) can still be eligible for food stamps based solely on that conviction.