Indiana · 2026 session · senate
SB 80Code publication.
- Status
- Signed into law
- Latest action
- — Signed by the Governor
- Primary sponsor
- Aaron Freeman (Republican)
- GENERAL ASSEMBLY; Indiana Code
Latest change summary
+1497 / −2459 words · LargeConfidence: high
This version of SB 80 makes numerous additions to Indiana's human services, health facilities, and unemployment insurance code, primarily inserting new definitions, eligibility criteria, and regulatory provisions. The most significant changes include expanding disqualifications for persons convicted of failure to register as sex offenders across multiple contexts, adding new enforcement mechanisms linking homeland security compliance to child care facility operations, creating new categories for certified community behavioral health clinics and recovery-related entities, and substantially expanding unemployment insurance work search requirements to include specific digital activities through Indiana Career Connect. The bill also removes certain definitional cross-references and procedural appendix material, while adding threshold provisions limiting certain local income tax provisions to counties with local income tax councils. Technical structural changes include removing the preamble and committee reports from the bill document itself.