Mississippi 2023 Regular Session All Bills
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB928
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Establish A Youth Employment Grant Program To Be Administered By The Department Of Employment Security For The Purpose Of Assisting Municipalities With The Costs Of Providing Employment For Youth; To Provide That In Order For A Municipality To Be Eligible For A Grant Under The Provisions Of This Act, The Municipality Must Present To The Department Of Employment Security A Plan For Employing Youth In The Municipality And Must Agree To Provide Matching Funds Equal To Twenty Percent Of The Amount Of The Grant; To Create In The State Treasury A Special Fund To Be Known As The Youth Employment Grant Program Fund; To Provide That The Fund Will Consist Of Monies Appropriated By The Legislature For Funding The Program, And Any Other Monies That The Legislature May Designate For Deposit Into The Fund; To Provide That Monies In The Fund May Be Expended Upon Legislative Appropriation For Making Grants To Municipalities For The Purposes Specified In This Act; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB929
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Amend Section 99-19-71, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Provide That Any Person Who Has Committed A Felony That Is Not Defined As A Crime Of Violence May Have His Or Her Record Expunged Five Years After Completion Of All Terms And Conditions; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB93
Introduced
1/4/23
Refer
1/4/23
Failed
2/22/23
An Act To Authorize The Issuance Of State General Obligation Bonds To Provide Funds To Assist Mississippi Minority Farmers Alliance In Paying Costs Associated With Repair Of Its Building And Parking Lot In Monroe County, Mississippi; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB930
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Amend Section 99-19-71, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Remove Certain Types Of Embezzlement From The List Of Excluded Expunction Crimes; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB931
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Provide School Districts With The Discretionary Authority To Provide Health Insurance And To Pay The Cost Of Health Insurance Premiums For School Board Members Through The State And School Employees Health Insurance Plan; To Provide That No State Funds May Be Used To Make Such Payments And Local Funds May Be Used To Pay 100% Of The Cost Of The Health Insurance Premiums; To Require The School Board To Take Official Action Through A Meeting To Decide Upon The Option Of Providing Health Insurance To Its Board Members; To Require A Referendum To Be Held On The Matter If The Board Chooses To Provide Health Insurance; To Authorize School Boards To Rescind Its Discretionary Authority To Provide And Pay The Health Insurance Premiums Of Its Members; To Provide For A Reverse Referendum On The Matter Not Less Than A Year After The Authority To Provide Health Insurance To School Board Members Is Approved For The Purpose Of Revoking The Authority To Continue Providing Health Insurance For School Board Members; To Amend Sections 37-6-13, 25-15-3 And 25-15-15, Mississippi Code Of 1972, In Conformity To The Preceding Provisions; To Bring Forward Section 25-15-13, Mississippi Code Of 1972, For The Purpose Of Possible Amendments; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB932
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Amend Sections 97-17-51 And 97-17-61, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Clarify The Crimes For Taking The Dog, Cat Or Pet Of Another Person; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB933
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Amend Sections 23-15-151, 23-15-19, 23-15-125 And 23-15-153, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Provide That No Person Shall Be Purged Or Otherwise Removed From The Statewide Elections Management System 120 Days Or Less Before The Date Of Any Election; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB934
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Require The Holder Of An On-premises Retailer's Permit Under The Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law To Have At Least One Breath Analysis Device That Measures Blood Alcohol Content, That, Upon Request By A Patron, May Be Used To Test The Patron's Blood Alcohol Content; To Provide That The Holder Of An On-premises Retailer's Permit For The Sale Or Consumption Of Alcoholic Beverages Shall Not Be Liable For Any Negative Reading, Or False Or Incorrect Reading, As A Result Of The Blood Alcohol Content Testing; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB935
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Amend Section 17-25-19, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Prohibit The Board Of Supervisors Of Any County Or The Governing Authority Of Any Municipality From Enacting Or Enforcing Ordinances Authorizing The Use Of Automated Recording Equipment Or Systems To Enforce Compliance With Automobile Insurance Requirements; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB936
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Amend Section 47-7-3.2, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Provide That Any Eligible Offender Who Has Committed A Nonviolent Crime Or Violent Crime On Or After July 1, 1995, Rather Than July 1, 2014, Shall Not Be Released By The Department Of Corrections Until After He Or She Has Served No Less Than Twenty-five Percent Of His Or Her Sentence For A Nonviolent Crime Or Fifty Percent For A Crime Of Violence; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB937
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Repeal Section 41-41-191, Mississippi Code Of 1972, Which Prohibits An Abortion After Fifteen Weeks' Gestation Except In Cases Of Medical Emergency Or Severe Fetal Abnormality; To Repeal Section 41-41-34.1, Mississippi Code Of 1972, Which Prohibits An Abortion Of An Unborn Human Individual With A Detectable Fetal Heartbeat Except When Necessary To Prevent The Death Of The Pregnant Woman Or To Prevent A Serious Risk Of The Substantial And Irreversible Impairment Of A Major Bodily Function Of The Woman; To Amend Section 73-25-29, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Delete The Provision That Subjects A Physician Performing An Abortion On A Pregnant Woman After Determining That The Unborn Human Individual Has A Detectable Fetal Heartbeat To License Revocation Or Disciplinary Action; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB938
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Repeal Section 41-41-45, Mississippi Code Of 1972, Which Prohibits Abortion Except For The Preservation Of The Mother's Life Or Where The Pregnancy Is Caused By Rape; To Repeal Section 97-3-3, Mississippi Code Of 1972, Which Creates A Felony Crime For Any Person Who Willfully And Knowingly Causes Any Pregnant Woman To Abort Or Miscarry A Child; To Repeal Section 97-3-4, Mississippi Code Of 1972, Which Creates A Felony Crime For Allowing A Child Delivered In Failed Abortion To Die; To Repeal Section 97-3-5, Mississippi Code Of 1972, Which Creates A Misdemeanor Crime For Any Person Who Provides An Instrument Or Medicine To Assist A Woman In Obtaining An Abortion; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB939
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Amend Sections 41-135-1 And 41-135-3, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Revise The Legislative Findings And Intent And Definitions For The Purposes Of The Statutes Supporting And Promoting Breastfeeding; To Amend Section 41-135-5, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require Maternal Health Care Facilities To Adopt An Infant Feeding Policy That Supports And Promotes Breastfeeding; To Amend Section 41-135-7, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require All Maternal Health Care Facilities To Post A Copy Of The "breastfeeding In Mississippi: Guidelines" Conspicuously In A Public Place On Their Premises; To Require That Those Guidelines Include Certain Statements; To Amend Section 41-135-9, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require The State Department Of Health To Provide The Video Prepared By The Department Which Contains Information About The Importance Of Breastfeeding Infants To Other State Agencies That Provide Benefits To Women Of Childbearing Age; To Create New Section 41-135-11, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require Employers To Provide Employees With A Reasonable Break Time And A Private Space To Express Milk During Work Hours; To Amend Section 17-25-9, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Provide That It Is A Misdemeanor For Any Person To Violate A Mother's Right To Breastfeed Her Child In Any Location Where She Is Otherwise Authorized To Be; To Amend Sections 43-20-31 And 71-1-55, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Conform To The Provisions Of This Act; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB94
Introduced
1/4/23
Refer
1/4/23
Failed
2/22/23
An Act To Authorize The Issuance Of State General Obligation Bonds To Provide Funds To Assist The Town Of Plantersville, Mississippi, In Paying Costs Associated With Park Improvements And The Purchase Of Equipment For The Town's Police Department And To Assist The Town Of Shannon, Mississippi, In Paying Costs Associated With Construction, Furnishing And Equipping Of A Community Center, And To Assist Lee County, Mississippi, In Paying Costs Associated With The Construction Of A Volunteer Fire Department Building And The Construction Of A Community Center Near Such Volunteer Fire Department Building; And For Related Purposes.
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Mississippi 2023 Regular Session
Mississippi House Bill HB940
Introduced
1/16/23
Refer
1/16/23
Failed
1/31/23
An Act To Amend Sections 41-85-3, 41-85-7, 41-85-11 And 41-85-17, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Provide That The State Department Of Health May Authorize Hospice Licensees To Provide Hospice Services To Individuals Who Are Not Terminally Ill But Who Can Benefit From Palliative Care And Supportive Care Services, If Such Expansion Of The Minimum Qualifications Of Individuals Who Are Eligible To Receive Hospice Services Is Approved By The United States Centers For Medicare And Medicaid Services; And For Related Purposes.