Alabama 2024 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HR104 Compare Versions

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1	1	HR104INTRODUCED
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3	3	HR104
4	4	TETA151-1
5	5	By The Standing Committee on RULES
6	6	RFD:
7	7	First Read: 07-Mar-24
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13	13	First Read: 07-Mar-24
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15	15	SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
16	16	Thursday, March 7, 2024
17	17	THE FIFTEENTH LEGISLATIVE DAY
18	18	HR _____ SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
19	19	BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
20	20	LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, That immediately upon the adoption of
21	21	this resolution, the following business, in the order set
22	22	forth below, shall be the special and paramount order of
23	23	business for the fifteenth legislative day taking precedence
24	24	over the regular order of business or any pending or
25	25	unfinished business.
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27	27	Senators Reed/Representative M Woods:
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29	29	SB48 w/sub
30	30	Public K-12 Education, posting of curricula on school websites
31	31	required, parents or guardians authorized to examine materials
32	32	upon request
33	33	Senators Gudger/Representative Kiel:
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35	35	SB1 w/sub
36	36	Absentee voting; prohibit assistance in preparation of;
37	37	exceptions provided
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84	84	47 HR104 INTRODUCED
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86	86	Senators Barfoot/Representative Oliver :
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88	88	SB129 w/sub
89	89	Diversity, equity, and inclusion; certain public entities
90	90	prohibited from maintaining office that promotes diversity,
91	91	equity, and inclusion programs; certain programs related to
92	92	divisive concepts or diversity, equity, and inclusion,
93	93	prohibited; promotion and endorsement of certain divisive
94	94	concepts in certain public settings prohibited; exceptions
95	95	provided; public institution of higher education, required to
96	96	designate multioccupancy restrooms based on biological sex
97	97	Representative Brown:
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99	99	HB253 w/sub
100	100	State Port Authority; provide that authority is a body
101	101	corporate and may employ non-merit system employees
102	102	Representatives Pettus and Treadaway:
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104	104	HB194
105	105	State government; procurement code, further exceptions
106	106	provided for volunteer fire departments and rescue squads
107	107	Representative Stubbs:
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109	109	HB95 w/sub
110	110	Virtual education, administration of state assessments through
111	111	closed browser remote testing
112	112	Representatives Rafferty, Daniels, Hollis, Hall, DuBose,
113	113	Warren, Drummond, Clarke, Boyd, Hulsey, Morris, Wood, Shaver,
114	114	Wilcox and Collins:
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116	116	HB236 w/sub
117	117	Taxation, sales tax exemptions, sales and use tax exemption
118	118	provided for certain purchases of diapers, baby supplies, baby
119	119	formula, maternity clothing, and menstrual hygiene products
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168	168	formula, maternity clothing, and menstrual hygiene products
169	169	Representative Faulkner:
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172	172	Income tax, due date for electing pass-through to make
173	173	election extended
174	174	Representative Almond:
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176	176	HB275 w/sub
177	177	Indigent defense, provides for membership & review process of
178	178	adv. boards, provides for comp. of attorneys
179	179	Representative Lovvorn:
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182	182	Motor vehicles and traffic; first responders operating upon
183	183	roadways, distinguished from pedestrians
184	184	Representative Faulkner:
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187	187	Motor vehicles, requires proof of current registration and
188	188	insurance to claim a vehicle from impound the first time or
189	189	any subsequent time it is impounded.
190	190	Representative Ellis:
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242	242	Representatives Bedsole, Shirey, Rigsby, Wood and Rafferty:
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245	245	Board of Nursing, membership revised to include a certified
246	246	registered nurse anesthetist
247	247	Representative Ellis:
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250	250	Law enforcement, further provides for reimbursement for
251	251	transporting for extradition
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