Alabama 2023 Regular Session

Alabama Senate Bill SR97 Compare Versions

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1	1	SR97INTRODUCED
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3	3	LCUBYA-1
4	4	By Senator Waggoner
5	5	RFD:
6	6	First Read: 01-Jun-23
7	7	2023 Regular Session
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13	13	SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
14	14	Thursday, June 1, 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-ninth
20	20	legislative day only:
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22	22	Representatives Garrett, McClammy, Crawford, Whitt,
23	23	Reynolds, Standridge, Carns, Hill, Clouse, Wood (R),
24	24	Rehm, Woods, Givan, Lomax, Cole, Lamb, Shirey,
25	25	Yarbrough, Stringer, Rigsby, Ellis, Colvin, Kitchens,
26	26	Shaw, Treadaway, Bedsole, Fincher, Estes, Butler,
27	27	Gidley, Robertson, Hulsey, Hall, Underwood, Harbison,
28	28	Brown, Kiel, Almond, Collins, Shaver, Wood (D), Shedd,
29	29	Sellers, Morris, Moore (M), Paschal, Lipscomb, Clarke,
30	30	Daniels, Hollis, Gray, Ensler, Kirkland, Lawrence,
31	31	Bolton, Easterbrook, Baker, Robbins, Rogers, Blackshear,
32	32	Stubbs, DuBose, Oliver, Ledbetter, Whorton, Wadsworth,
33	33	Lovvorn, Hammett, Chestnut, Rafferty, Sells, McCampbell,
34	34	Stadthagen, Moore (P), Harrison, Wilcox, Tillman,
35	35	England, Travis, Starnes, Mooney, Hassell, Warren,
36	36	Hurst, Marques, Sorrells, Pettus, Smith, Ingram, Givens,
37	37	Jones, Holk-Jones, Fidler, Faulkner, Simpson, Bracy,
38	38	Plump, Boyd and Drummond:
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40	40	HB479
41	41	Taxation and revenue, food defined for sales and use tax
42	42	purposes, tax rate established and reduced, local
43	43	governments authorized to reduce sales and use tax rate
44	44	on food
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84	84	Representative Garrett:
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86	86	HB175
87	87	One-time Taxpayer Refund Bill
88	88	Representative Moore (P):
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90	90	HB87
91	91	Law Enforcement, increased the time period during which
92	92	an agency of the state or a political subdivision of the
93	93	state must reimburse the agency of the state or
94	94	political subdivision of the state that paid for
95	95	training of a law enforcement officer, certified
96	96	corrections officer, fire protection personnel, or
97	97	firefighter,
98	98	Representatives Rehm, Robertson, Kirkland, Starnes,
99	99	Paschal, Oliver, Shaw, Stubbs, Paramore, Brown, Marques
100	100	and Lee:
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102	102	HB211
103	103	Motor Vehicle registration, distinctive license plate
104	104	for veterans awarded the Air Medal
105	105	Representatives Bedsole, Reynolds, Chestnut, Wood (R),
106	106	Treadaway, Mooney, Daniels, England and Stringer:
107	107	7
108	108	HB320
109	109	Sheriffs, changed the name of the Local Government
110	110	Pistol Permit Revenue Loss Fund, increased the life span
111	111	of the fund, and further provided for expenditures from
112	112	the fund and deposits and allocations of grants from the
113	113	fund
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150	150	Representatives Givens, Holk-Jones, Fidler, Lomax,
151	151	Gidley, Simpson, Shirey, Lamb, Lovvorn, Marques, Baker,
152	152	Clouse, Blackshear, Crawford, Paramore, Wood (D),
153	153	Wilcox, Harrison, Bedsole, Butler, Robertson, Hammett,
154	154	Pettus, Shaw, Sellers, Yarbrough, Brown, Sorrells, Rehm,
155	155	Stadthagen, Lipscomb, Oliver, Paschal, DuBose and
156	156	Shaver:
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158	158	HB473
159	159	Surrender of infants; anonymous surrender of infants to
160	160	emergency medical services provider or hospital,
161	161	provided for; installation and maintenance of baby
162	162	safety devices, provided for; Department of Public
163	163	Health, authorized to adopt rules; certain affirmative
164	164	defenses, provided to parents; certain immunity from
165	165	liability, provided to emergency medical services
166	166	providers
167	167	Representatives Underwood, Pettus, Rigsby, Lomax and
168	168	Woods:
169	169	14
170	170	HB168
171	171	Public contracts, competitive bidding requirements,
172	172	threshold dollar amount increased for public works
173	173	contracts and certain state and local contracts
174	174	Representatives Wadsworth, Woods and Harbison:
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176	176	HB422
177	177	Lewis Smith Lake, wakeboarding and wakesurfing regulated
178	178	and prohibited under certain conditions, penalties.
179	179	Representatives Brown, Stringer, Lipscomb, Marques,
180	180	Givens, Holk-Jones, Clarke, Kirkland, Travis, Starnes,
181	181	Jones, Hassell, Shirey, Hulsey, Collins, Pringle,
182	182	Drummond, Bracy, Wilcox and Lomax:
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184	184	HB293
185	185	Port Incentives, expanded
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227	227	Representative Pringle:
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229	229	HB339
230	230	Elections, date of second or runoff primary election
231	231	only in 2024 election changed
232	232	Representative Smith:
233	233	13
234	234	HB432
235	235	Driver licenses, to further provide for minimum time for
236	236	foreign national license
237	237	Representative Garrett:
238	238	29
239	239	HB471
240	240	County Personnel Boards; certain Class 8 municipalities
241	241	authorized to opt out
242	242	Representative Faulkner:
243	243	26
244	244	HB491
245	245	Taxation, valuation notice requirements provided; board
246	246	of equalization, payment and appeal procedures provided.
247	247	Representative Ellis:
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249	249	HB220
250	250	Shelby County, board of registrars, meeting days
251	251	Representatives Garrett and Baker:
252	252	21
253	253	HB445
254	254	Taxation and revenue, Sweet Home Alabama Tourism
255	255	Investment Act amended to clarify intent of program
256	256	Representative Garrett:
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258	258	HB430
259	259	Literacy Task Force, duties, membership, compensation,
260	260	leadership, and meeting schedule revised
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302	302	Representative DuBose:
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304	304	HB342
305	305	Alternative teacher preparation program, qualification
306	306	as alternative teacher education preparation
307	307	organization revised
308	308	Representative Moore (P):
309	309	26
310	310	HB347
311	311	Residential real estate, residential developers prohibit
312	312	from centralized mail delivery, one and two family
313	313	dwelling neighborhoods and townhouses.
314	314	Representative Wadsworth:
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316	316	HB267
317	317	Alabama Business and Nonprofit Entity Code, Alabama
318	318	Nonprofit Corporation Law revised to reflect national
319	319	standards, conforming changes made
320	320	Representative South:
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322	322	HB377
323	323	Board of Adjustment, uncontested claims
324	324	Representative Sells:
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326	326	HB399
327	327	Administrative Procedure Act; to amend definition of
328	328	"rule".
329	329	Representatives Stringer, Brown, Woods, Shaver,
330	330	Standridge, Bolton, Pettus, Lipscomb, Moore (P), Estes,
331	331	Harrison, Sorrells, Marques, Paschal and Oliver:
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333	333	HB286
334	334	Public records, law enforcement officers and employees,
335	335	prohibit disclosure of personal identifying information
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377	377	Representatives Daniels, Ledbetter, Garrett, Chestnut,
378	378	Lawrence, Bracy, Drummond, Warren, Whitt, Faulkner,
379	379	Colvin, Clarke, Woods, Jones, Plump, Moore (M), Hollis,
380	380	Boyd, Travis, Stubbs, Starnes, Reynolds, Mooney and
381	381	Harrison:
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383	383	HB217
384	384	Regarding income tax; Adjusted Gross Income, exemption
385	385	for hours worked over 40
386	386	Representative South:
387	387	25
388	388	HB337
389	389	Dept of Finance Fiscal Affairs
390	390	Representatives Givan, Moore (M), Morris, Rogers, Bracy,
391	391	Jones, Jackson, Clarke, Ensler, Boyd, Travis, Gray,
392	392	Hollis, McCampbell, Lawrence, Chestnut, Warren, Tillman,
393	393	Plump, Hassell and McClammy:
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395	395	HB289
396	396	Law enforcement, to establish a procedure to determine
397	397	whether, to whom, and what portions of a recording made
398	398	by law enforcement may be disclosed or a copy released
399	399	Representatives Drummond, Hollis, Lawrence, Warren,
400	400	Blackshear, McClammy, Gray, Travis, Easterbrook,
401	401	Fincher, Hill, Jackson, Tillman, Plump, Jones, Bracy,
402	402	Hassell, Butler, Gidley, Lamb, Givens, Holk-Jones,
403	403	Estes, Faulkner, Baker, Pringle, Ingram, Sellers,
404	404	Yarbrough, Shaw, Morris, Rogers, Lipscomb, Hurst,
405	405	DuBose, Wood (D), Pettus, Marques, Sorrells, Smith,
406	406	Stringer, Kitchens, Colvin, Woods, Treadaway, Ellis,
407	407	Hulsey, Wood (R), Rehm, Brown, Robertson, Starnes,
408	408	McCampbell and Whitt:
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410	410	HB319
411	411	Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, regulation of retail
412	412	sale of certain tobacco products, electronic nicotine
413	413	delivery systems, and alternative nicotine products,
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455	455	provided
456	456	Representatives Rafferty and Daniels:
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458	458	HB133
459	459	Preceptor Tax Incentive Program created; students
460	460	enrolled in certain health professions training programs
461	461	to train in rural and underserved counties in the state
462	462	and to address primary care shortages in the state
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