| HB 74 | Signed | Bush | This Act provides that privilege between a policyholder or claimant and an insurance company is not waived simply because information is submitted by companies to the Insurance Commissioner, whether or not the information is redacted. | AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 18 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO INSURANCE EXAMINATIONS. |
| SJR 4 | Signed | Hoffner | This Joint Resolution directs the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control to obtain an architectural report of Kingston-upon Hull to consider estimated costs to either restore or stabilize the property. The resolution further directs the report consider future use of the property and recommend a course of action for the property. | DIRECTING THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TO COMMISSION AN ARCHITECTURAL STUDY OF KINGSTON-UPON HULL. |
| SB 112 | Signed | Lawson | This Act renames the Delaware State Police Training Academy as the "Colonel James L. Ford, Jr. State Police Training Academy" in honor of Colonel Ford’s lifelong dedication to public service. It acknowledges his distinguished career with the Delaware State Police, where he held various leadership roles, ultimately serving as Superintendent. The Act also recognizes his significant contributions to law enforcement training, education, and public safety, as well as his service as Cabinet Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security. | AN ACT TO RENAME THE DELAWARE STATE POLICE TRAINING ACADEMY IN HONOR OF COLONEL JAMES L. FORD, JR. |
| HCR 52 | Passed | Hilovsky | This resolution recognizes the last Monday of May as Memorial Day. | RECOGNIZING THE LAST MONDAY OF MAY AS MEMORIAL DAY. |
| SB 132 | Signed | Cruce | This Act updates the Right to Representation statute by moving certain duties to the office of the State Courts Administrator and clarifies terminology used within the statute. | AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 56, TITLE 25 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO THE RESIDENTIAL LANDLORD-TENANT CODE. |
| SB 133 | Signed | Hoffner | This Act is a result of the Joint Legislative Oversight and Sunset Committee's review of the Delaware Cemetery Board. Based on the Committee's recommendation, this Act changes the Office of Auditor of Account's obligation to audit the Distressed Cemetery Fund from annually to at least once every 5 years. This Act also updates the name of the Office of Auditor of Accounts. | AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 29 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO THE DISTRESSED CEMETERY FUND. |
| HCR 57 | Passed | Yearick | This concurrent resolution proclaims the week of May 18-24, 2025, Delaware Grown Week. Eleven years ago, the General Assembly first partnered with the Delaware Department of Agriculture to establish this annual observation to facilitate better, healthier relationships between Delaware farmers and local consumers. Delaware
Grown Week is celebrated annually, the third full week of May. Successful passage of this resolution will continue this worthy collaboration. | PROCLAIMING THE WEEK OF MAY 18TH THROUGH MAY 24, 2025, AS DELAWARE GROWN WEEK. |
| HCR 59 | Passed | Morrison | This House concurrent resolution honors the life and legacy of Harvey Milk and commemorates what would have been his 95th birthday on May 22, 2025. | HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF HARVEY MILK AND COMMEMORATING HIS 95TH BIRTHDAY ON MAY 22, 2025. |
| SS 1 for SJR 7 w/ HA 1 | Signed | Seigfried | This is a Substitute for Senate Joint Resolution No. 7. Like Senate Joint Resolution No. 7, this Substitute directs the State Employees Benefits Committee (SEBC) to utilize specific strategies and policies when interacting and contracting with Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM) in order to achieve lower cost
pharmaceutical drug benefit plans for the State.
This Substitute differs from Senate Joint Resolution No. 7 by clarifying that the SEBC has a duty to consider all of the following strategies and policies when negotiating for pharmaceuticals:
1. Drug cost transparency.
2. Formation of an independent Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee.
3. Any other supply chain tactics such as a reverse auction or transparency committee.
4. Compacts with other states to negotiate directly with drug manufacturers.
5. Paying no higher price for all drugs negotiated by Medicare.
6. Requiring PBMs disclose administrative expenses for all pharmaceutical drugs.
7. Requiring PBMs bid based on lowest pricing sources, not average wholesale price.
8. Requiring the SEBC be provided all agreements between PBMs and pharmaceutical companies when those agreements are for drugs contracted for on behalf of the SEBC.
9. Performing audits when the SEBC believes it should be entitled to information to achieve transparency or clarity.
This Substitute differs from Senate Joint Resolution No. 7 by directing the SEBC to prepare a report by August 1, 2026, to summarize any difficulties in implementing any of these policies and to submit the report to the Governor; the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives, for distribution to all members of the General Assembly; the Director and the Librarian of the Division of Legislative Services; and the Public Archives. | DIRECTING THE STATE EMPLOYEE BENEFITS COMMITTEE AND THE SECRETARY OF HUMAN RESOURCES TO ENGAGE WITH INDEPENDENT CONSULTANTS AND OTHER SUPPLY CHAIN TACTICS FOR COST CONTAINMENT OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FOR STATE EMPLOYEES AND RETIREES’ INSURANCE PROGRAMS. |
