SR79INTRODUCED
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By Senator Waggoner
RFD:
First Read: 18-May-23
2023 Regular Session
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SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
Thursday, May 18, 2023
SR _____ SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, That the following
bills in the order named shall be the special, paramount
and continuing order of business taking precedence over
all other matters until disposed of for the twenty-third
legislative day only:
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Senators Roberts, Orr, Allen, Livingston, Stutts,
Shelnutt and Sessions:
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SB261
Public contracts, state and local governments prohibited
from entering into certain contracts that boycott
businesses in certain sectors or based on certain
environmental or corporate governance criteria
Representatives Stadthagen, Kiel, Shedd, Wood (D),
DuBose, Butler (M), Hammett, Robertson, Whorton, Rehm,
Pettus, Marques, Lee, Stringer, Oliver, Hurst, Lipscomb,
Paschal, Hulsey, Brown, Mooney, Lamb, Gidley, Kirkland,
Carns and Standridge:
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HB379
Real estate acquisition, non-resident citizens of China,
the Chinese government, or Chinese entities, prohibited
from acquiring real property
Senator Chambliss:
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SB309
Public contracts; procurement of professional services
contracts based on a competitive, qualification-based
selection process, provided
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Senator Elliott:
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SB157
Parole and probation violations, arrest by law
enforcement officers, requirements for request written
statement deleted, ALEA required to provide parole and
probation conditions in LETS
Senators Beasley, Williams, Stewart, Singleton and
Kelley:
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SB266
Driver licenses, to further provide for foreign
national's licenses
Senators Givhan, Sessions, Williams, Orr, Chambliss,
Allen, Scofield, Gudger, Butler (T) and Elliott:
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SB171
State Health Officer, appointed by Governor; order
issued in response to outbreak of a disease, Governor
approval required
Representative Clouse:
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HB254
Motor fuel taxes levied by counties and municipalities,
use restricted to road and bridge construction.
Senator Chambliss:
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SB244
Design professionals, required to have professional
liability insurance and disclose to clients
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Senators Jones (A), Gudger, Elliott, Scofield, Sessions,
Butler (T), Weaver, Livingston, Barfoot, Bell, Shelnutt,
Kelley, Beasley, Price, Figures, Stewart, Hovey, Allen,
Reed, Smitherman, Hatcher, Coleman-Madison, Singleton,
Chesteen, Melson, Waggoner, Roberts and Coleman:
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SB298
Outdoor recreation, created the Sweet Trails Alabama
Project Fund, provided parameters for the adoption of a
master plan for greenway trails, and created a tax
credit for certain landowners
Representative Shedd:
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HB68
Dept of Economic and Community Affairs; reimburse
employees for actual expenses for in-state travel
Representative Hill:
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HB48
Municipalities, annexation, validated notwithstanding
procedural defect.
Senator Orr:
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SB299
Relating to economic tax incentives; to establish sunset
provisions and reporting guidelines
Representative Reynolds:
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HB41
Teachers' Retirement System and Employees' Retirement
System, to revise temporarily the eligibility and
compensation of retirees for participating in either
system after retirement
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Senator Givhan:
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SB290
Public works contracts, threshold dollar amount for
which competitive bidding required, increased, notice
requirements, further provided to include electronic
notifications, use of electronic sealed bids, authorized
Representative Standridge:
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HB26
Blount County, board of registrars, meeting days
Senator Weaver:
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SB83
Crimes and offenses, child abuse, definition further
provided, criminal penalties provided
Representative Kiel:
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HB184
State government; charitable organizations; imposition
of certain filing or reporting requirements on
charitable organizations, prohibited
Representative Sells:
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HB260
Alabama Electronic Security Board of Licensure,
qualifying agent license created; administrative fines
authorized; procedure for disciplinary actions revised
Representatives Moore (P), Hurst, Whorton and Oliver:
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HB296
United States Armed Forces to include United States
Space Force
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Representatives Crawford, Moore (P), Rigsby and Whitt:
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HB112
Limestone County; board of registrars, meeting days
Representative Estes:
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HB34
Crimes and offenses; to further provide for the crime of
unlawful discharge of a firearm on school property
Representatives Brown and Marques:
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HB163
Building codes, use of certain refrigerants and
refrigerant-equipped products in compliance with the
National Clean Air Act, authorized
Representatives Crawford, Robbins, Wadsworth, Ingram,
Hill, Mooney, Standridge, Kiel, Woods, Lomax, Reynolds,
Whitt, Paramore, Shaver, Oliver and Paschal:
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HB244
Guardians ad litem, compensation for appointed guardian
ad litem in certain juvenile cases, increased
Representative Hollis:
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HB336
Red Mountain Greenway and Recreational Area Commission,
renamed
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Representatives Hurst, Treadaway, Moore (P), Sorrells,
Marques, Robertson, Lipscomb, Oliver, Harbison, Moore
(M), Rogers, Shedd, Mooney, Paschal, Whitt, Wood (D),
Hill, Lee, Blackshear, Gidley, Wilcox, Crawford, Kiel,
Collins, Shaver, Shirey, Jones (S), Fincher,
Easterbrook, DuBose, Stadthagen, Underwood, Hammett,
Whorton, Rehm, Wadsworth, Rigsby, Bedsole, Faulkner,
Kitchens, Colvin, Woods, Estes, Hall, Smith, Morris,
Shaw, Sellers, Sells, Baker, Clouse, Paramore, Garrett,
Warren, Pringle, Lamb, Tillman, Jackson, Butler (M),
Bolton, Starnes, Stubbs, Kirkland, Chestnut, Clarke,
McCampbell, Holk-Jones, Fidler, Lomax, Givens, Ingram,
Hulsey, Harrison, Drummond, Lawrence, Hollis, Plump,
McClammy, Daniels, Givan, Boyd, Pettus, Wood (R),
Robbins, Forte, Ensler, Hassell and Gray:
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HB364
Education, cash for admission to school-sponsored
sporting events, required
Representatives Collins, Baker, Shaver, Colvin, Lamb,
Wood (D), Hill, Estes, Stadthagen, Gidley, Butler (M),
Wilcox, Moore (P), Hurst, Rigsby, Givens, Faulkner,
Brown, DuBose, Pettus and Paschal:
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HB109
Alabama Credential Quality and Transparency Act and the
Alabama Workforce Council Committee on Credential
Quality and Transparency, Alabama Terminal on Linking
and Analyzing Statistics (ATLAS) on Career Pathways Act,
and Alabama College and Career Readiness Act established
Senators Stewart, Albritton and Orr:
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SB294
Exempt State Employees, raise the limit each agency is
allowed to have
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Representatives Standridge, Lovvorn, Shedd, Harbison,
Shaver, Smith, Sorrells, Hammett, Robertson, Crawford,
Chestnut, Travis, Pringle, Reynolds and Hill:
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HB455
Forestry Commission, advisory committee and grant
program for rural and community fire protection created
Representatives Mooney, Treadaway, Bedsole, Pettus and
Rogers:
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HB75
Alabama Private Investigation Board; qualifications for
licensure and renewal of licensure revised, inactive
status, continuing education, apprenticeship license,
and agency requirements provided
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