Alabama 2023 Regular Session

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1	1	SR79INTRODUCED
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3	3	2N7WII-1
4	4	By Senator Waggoner
5	5	RFD:
6	6	First Read: 18-May-23
7	7	2023 Regular Session
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13	13	SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
14	14	Thursday, May 18, 2023
15	15	SR _____ SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
16	16	BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, That the following
17	17	bills in the order named shall be the special, paramount
18	18	and continuing order of business taking precedence over
19	19	all other matters until disposed of for the twenty-third
20	20	legislative day only:
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22	22	Senators Roberts, Orr, Allen, Livingston, Stutts,
23	23	Shelnutt and Sessions:
24	24	39
25	25	SB261
26	26	Public contracts, state and local governments prohibited
27	27	from entering into certain contracts that boycott
28	28	businesses in certain sectors or based on certain
29	29	environmental or corporate governance criteria
30	30	Representatives Stadthagen, Kiel, Shedd, Wood (D),
31	31	DuBose, Butler (M), Hammett, Robertson, Whorton, Rehm,
32	32	Pettus, Marques, Lee, Stringer, Oliver, Hurst, Lipscomb,
33	33	Paschal, Hulsey, Brown, Mooney, Lamb, Gidley, Kirkland,
34	34	Carns and Standridge:
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36	36	HB379
37	37	Real estate acquisition, non-resident citizens of China,
38	38	the Chinese government, or Chinese entities, prohibited
39	39	from acquiring real property
40	40	Senator Chambliss:
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42	42	SB309
43	43	Public contracts; procurement of professional services
44	44	contracts based on a competitive, qualification-based
45	45	selection process, provided
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87	87	Senator Elliott:
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89	89	SB157
90	90	Parole and probation violations, arrest by law
91	91	enforcement officers, requirements for request written
92	92	statement deleted, ALEA required to provide parole and
93	93	probation conditions in LETS
94	94	Senators Beasley, Williams, Stewart, Singleton and
95	95	Kelley:
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97	97	SB266
98	98	Driver licenses, to further provide for foreign
99	99	national's licenses
100	100	Senators Givhan, Sessions, Williams, Orr, Chambliss,
101	101	Allen, Scofield, Gudger, Butler (T) and Elliott:
102	102	21
103	103	SB171
104	104	State Health Officer, appointed by Governor; order
105	105	issued in response to outbreak of a disease, Governor
106	106	approval required
107	107	Representative Clouse:
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109	109	HB254
110	110	Motor fuel taxes levied by counties and municipalities,
111	111	use restricted to road and bridge construction.
112	112	Senator Chambliss:
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114	114	SB244
115	115	Design professionals, required to have professional
116	116	liability insurance and disclose to clients
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154	154	Senators Jones (A), Gudger, Elliott, Scofield, Sessions,
155	155	Butler (T), Weaver, Livingston, Barfoot, Bell, Shelnutt,
156	156	Kelley, Beasley, Price, Figures, Stewart, Hovey, Allen,
157	157	Reed, Smitherman, Hatcher, Coleman-Madison, Singleton,
158	158	Chesteen, Melson, Waggoner, Roberts and Coleman:
159	159	28
160	160	SB298
161	161	Outdoor recreation, created the Sweet Trails Alabama
162	162	Project Fund, provided parameters for the adoption of a
163	163	master plan for greenway trails, and created a tax
164	164	credit for certain landowners
165	165	Representative Shedd:
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167	167	HB68
168	168	Dept of Economic and Community Affairs; reimburse
169	169	employees for actual expenses for in-state travel
170	170	Representative Hill:
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172	172	HB48
173	173	Municipalities, annexation, validated notwithstanding
174	174	procedural defect.
175	175	Senator Orr:
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177	177	SB299
178	178	Relating to economic tax incentives; to establish sunset
179	179	provisions and reporting guidelines
180	180	Representative Reynolds:
181	181	31
182	182	HB41
183	183	Teachers' Retirement System and Employees' Retirement
184	184	System, to revise temporarily the eligibility and
185	185	compensation of retirees for participating in either
186	186	system after retirement
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228	228	Senator Givhan:
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230	230	SB290
231	231	Public works contracts, threshold dollar amount for
232	232	which competitive bidding required, increased, notice
233	233	requirements, further provided to include electronic
234	234	notifications, use of electronic sealed bids, authorized
235	235	Representative Standridge:
236	236	30
237	237	HB26
238	238	Blount County, board of registrars, meeting days
239	239	Senator Weaver:
240	240	12
241	241	SB83
242	242	Crimes and offenses, child abuse, definition further
243	243	provided, criminal penalties provided
244	244	Representative Kiel:
245	245	35
246	246	HB184
247	247	State government; charitable organizations; imposition
248	248	of certain filing or reporting requirements on
249	249	charitable organizations, prohibited
250	250	Representative Sells:
251	251	35
252	252	HB260
253	253	Alabama Electronic Security Board of Licensure,
254	254	qualifying agent license created; administrative fines
255	255	authorized; procedure for disciplinary actions revised
256	256	Representatives Moore (P), Hurst, Whorton and Oliver:
257	257	42
258	258	HB296
259	259	United States Armed Forces to include United States
260	260	Space Force
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302	302	Representatives Crawford, Moore (P), Rigsby and Whitt:
303	303	32
304	304	HB112
305	305	Limestone County; board of registrars, meeting days
306	306	Representative Estes:
307	307	14
308	308	HB34
309	309	Crimes and offenses; to further provide for the crime of
310	310	unlawful discharge of a firearm on school property
311	311	Representatives Brown and Marques:
312	312	22
313	313	HB163
314	314	Building codes, use of certain refrigerants and
315	315	refrigerant-equipped products in compliance with the
316	316	National Clean Air Act, authorized
317	317	Representatives Crawford, Robbins, Wadsworth, Ingram,
318	318	Hill, Mooney, Standridge, Kiel, Woods, Lomax, Reynolds,
319	319	Whitt, Paramore, Shaver, Oliver and Paschal:
320	320	32
321	321	HB244
322	322	Guardians ad litem, compensation for appointed guardian
323	323	ad litem in certain juvenile cases, increased
324	324	Representative Hollis:
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326	326	HB336
327	327	Red Mountain Greenway and Recreational Area Commission,
328	328	renamed
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363	363	Representatives Hurst, Treadaway, Moore (P), Sorrells,
364	364	Marques, Robertson, Lipscomb, Oliver, Harbison, Moore
365	365	(M), Rogers, Shedd, Mooney, Paschal, Whitt, Wood (D),
366	366	Hill, Lee, Blackshear, Gidley, Wilcox, Crawford, Kiel,
367	367	Collins, Shaver, Shirey, Jones (S), Fincher,
368	368	Easterbrook, DuBose, Stadthagen, Underwood, Hammett,
369	369	Whorton, Rehm, Wadsworth, Rigsby, Bedsole, Faulkner,
370	370	Kitchens, Colvin, Woods, Estes, Hall, Smith, Morris,
371	371	Shaw, Sellers, Sells, Baker, Clouse, Paramore, Garrett,
372	372	Warren, Pringle, Lamb, Tillman, Jackson, Butler (M),
373	373	Bolton, Starnes, Stubbs, Kirkland, Chestnut, Clarke,
374	374	McCampbell, Holk-Jones, Fidler, Lomax, Givens, Ingram,
375	375	Hulsey, Harrison, Drummond, Lawrence, Hollis, Plump,
376	376	McClammy, Daniels, Givan, Boyd, Pettus, Wood (R),
377	377	Robbins, Forte, Ensler, Hassell and Gray:
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379	379	HB364
380	380	Education, cash for admission to school-sponsored
381	381	sporting events, required
382	382	Representatives Collins, Baker, Shaver, Colvin, Lamb,
383	383	Wood (D), Hill, Estes, Stadthagen, Gidley, Butler (M),
384	384	Wilcox, Moore (P), Hurst, Rigsby, Givens, Faulkner,
385	385	Brown, DuBose, Pettus and Paschal:
386	386	7
387	387	HB109
388	388	Alabama Credential Quality and Transparency Act and the
389	389	Alabama Workforce Council Committee on Credential
390	390	Quality and Transparency, Alabama Terminal on Linking
391	391	and Analyzing Statistics (ATLAS) on Career Pathways Act,
392	392	and Alabama College and Career Readiness Act established
393	393	Senators Stewart, Albritton and Orr:
394	394	52
395	395	SB294
396	396	Exempt State Employees, raise the limit each agency is
397	397	allowed to have
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438	438	Representatives Standridge, Lovvorn, Shedd, Harbison,
439	439	Shaver, Smith, Sorrells, Hammett, Robertson, Crawford,
440	440	Chestnut, Travis, Pringle, Reynolds and Hill:
441	441	54
442	442	HB455
443	443	Forestry Commission, advisory committee and grant
444	444	program for rural and community fire protection created
445	445	Representatives Mooney, Treadaway, Bedsole, Pettus and
446	446	Rogers:
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448	448	HB75
449	449	Alabama Private Investigation Board; qualifications for
450	450	licensure and renewal of licensure revised, inactive
451	451	status, continuing education, apprenticeship license,
452	452	and agency requirements provided
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