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HR104
TETA151-1
By The Standing Committee on RULES
RFD:
First Read: 07-Mar-24
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SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
Thursday, March 7, 2024
THE FIFTEENTH LEGISLATIVE DAY
HR _____ SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, That immediately upon the adoption of
this resolution, the following business, in the order set
forth below, shall be the special and paramount order of
business for the fifteenth legislative day taking precedence
over the regular order of business or any pending or
unfinished business.
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Senators Reed/Representative M Woods:
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SB48 w/sub
Public K-12 Education, posting of curricula on school websites
required, parents or guardians authorized to examine materials
upon request
Senators Gudger/Representative Kiel:
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SB1 w/sub
Absentee voting; prohibit assistance in preparation of;
exceptions provided
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Senators Barfoot/Representative Oliver :
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Diversity, equity, and inclusion; certain public entities
prohibited from maintaining office that promotes diversity,
equity, and inclusion programs; certain programs related to
divisive concepts or diversity, equity, and inclusion,
prohibited; promotion and endorsement of certain divisive
concepts in certain public settings prohibited; exceptions
provided; public institution of higher education, required to
designate multioccupancy restrooms based on biological sex
Representative Brown:
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HB253 w/sub
State Port Authority; provide that authority is a body
corporate and may employ non-merit system employees
Representatives Pettus and Treadaway:
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HB194
State government; procurement code, further exceptions
provided for volunteer fire departments and rescue squads
Representative Stubbs:
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HB95 w/sub
Virtual education, administration of state assessments through
closed browser remote testing
Representatives Rafferty, Daniels, Hollis, Hall, DuBose,
Warren, Drummond, Clarke, Boyd, Hulsey, Morris, Wood, Shaver,
Wilcox and Collins:
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HB236 w/sub
Taxation, sales tax exemptions, sales and use tax exemption
provided for certain purchases of diapers, baby supplies, baby
formula, maternity clothing, and menstrual hygiene products
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formula, maternity clothing, and menstrual hygiene products
Representative Faulkner:
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HB187
Income tax, due date for electing pass-through to make
election extended
Representative Almond:
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HB275 w/sub
Indigent defense, provides for membership & review process of
adv. boards, provides for comp. of attorneys
Representative Lovvorn:
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HB241
Motor vehicles and traffic; first responders operating upon
roadways, distinguished from pedestrians
Representative Faulkner:
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HB219
Motor vehicles, requires proof of current registration and
insurance to claim a vehicle from impound the first time or
any subsequent time it is impounded.
Representative Ellis:
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HB221
Insurance, internal citations to the Code of Alabama corrected
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Representatives Bedsole, Shirey, Rigsby, Wood and Rafferty:
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HB234 w/sub
Board of Nursing, membership revised to include a certified
registered nurse anesthetist
Representative Ellis:
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HB256
Law enforcement, further provides for reimbursement for
transporting for extradition
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