Alabama 2024 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HR217 Compare Versions

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1	1	HR217INTRODUCED
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3	3	HR217
4	4	XTIX7ZE-1
5	5	By The Standing Committee on RULES
6	6	RFD:
7	7	First Read: 23-Apr-24
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13	13	First Read: 23-Apr-24
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15	15	SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
16	16	Tuesday, April 23, 2024
17	17	THE TWENTY FOURTH 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 twenty fourth legislative day taking
24	24	precedence over the regular order of business or any pending
25	25	or unfinished business.
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27	27	Senators Orr/ Representative Stadthagen:
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29	29	SB231
30	30	Labor organizations, employer's eligibility for economic
31	31	development incentives conditioned upon employer refraining
32	32	from certain practices relating to labor organizations,
33	33	oversight provided
34	34	Representatives Butler (M), Lipscomb, Kiel, Standridge,
35	35	Whorton, Stadthagen, Paschal, Ingram and Gidley:
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37	37	HB130
38	38	Education, instruction about gender identity and sexual
39	39	orientation in public K-12 schools, prohibited
40	40	Representatives Crawford, Standridge, Shedd, Whitt, Sorrells,
41	41	Marques and Hammett:
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43	43	HB124
44	44	Taxation, exemption for agricultural fencing
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93	93	Representatives Paschal, Robertson, Harrison, Oliver and
94	94	Starnes:
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96	96	HB283
97	97	National guard and reserve; state income tax exemption
98	98	Representative Hill:
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100	100	HB63
101	101	Criminal procedure; split sentence authorized for 30 year
102	102	sentence
103	103	Representative Hassell:
104	104	47
105	105	HB432
106	106	State employees, salary deductions further provided for
107	107	Representatives Ingram, Collins, Givens and Kirkland:
108	108	35
109	109	HB210
110	110	Postsecondary Education, circumstances under which unlawfully
111	111	present aliens are prohibited from attending further provided
112	112	Senator Williams / Representative Crawford:
113	113	8
114	114	SB23
115	115	Food Products, manufacture and distribution of meat from
116	116	cultured animal cells prohibited
117	117	Representative Lawrence:
118	118	40
119	119	HB404
120	120	Electronic Security Board of Licensure, requirements for
121	121	licensing, procedures for operating provided
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170	170	Representatives Drummond, Clarke, Jones, Bracy, Shirey and
171	171	Brown:
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173	173	HB174
174	174	Crimes & offenses, further provides for the crime of
175	175	discharging a firearm
176	176	Representative England:
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178	178	HB16
179	179	Alabama Bail Reform Act of 1993, definition of cash bail
180	180	revised to allow the court to accept less than the total sum
181	181	ordered
182	182	Representative Robbins:
183	183	23
184	184	HB250
185	185	Tax credits, authorizes ADEM to issue tax credits to persons
186	186	using certain recyclable materials, sale and trade of recycle
187	187	tax credits, civil penalties for fraud.
188	188	Senator Carnley / Representative Stubbs:
189	189	54
190	190	SB104
191	191	Civil practice, asbestos actions; filing requirements, further
192	192	provided
193	193	Senators Livingston / Representative Shedd:
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195	195	SB266
196	196	Motor vehicles, maximum weights on state roads further
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246	246	Representatives Moore (P) and Harrison:
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248	248	HB104
249	249	Crimes and offenses, further provides for the definition of
250	250	"sexual conduct"
251	251	Representatives Gidley, Paschal, Oliver, Robertson and
252	252	Starnes:
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254	254	HB317
255	255	Interstate compact; dieticians
256	256	Senator Elliott / Representative Shaver:
257	257	11
258	258	SB12
259	259	RSA, certain conditions removed for retired elected official
260	260	under TRS or ERS to serve in another elected public office for
261	261	compensation without suspension of benefits
262	262	Representatives Crawford, Treadaway, Hulsey, Tillman, Moore,
263	263	Travis, DuBose, Hendrix, Fincher, Easterbrook, Bolton,
264	264	Standridge, Fidler, Faulkner, Smith, Shaw, Hollis, Rafferty,
265	265	Ingram, Mooney and Bracy:
266	266	47
267	267	HB417
268	268	Alabama Farm Center created, vested with powers and
269	269	privileges, deemed economic development organization
270	270	Senator Barfoot / Representative Bedsole:
271	271	55
272	272	SB240
273	273	Department of Mental Health; expand category for involuntary
274	274	commitment to include individuals with co-occurring substance
275	275	use disorder, authorize service of petition in county of
276	276	respondent's location when original petition was filed,
277	277	authorize judge to determine when to bring respondent before
278	278	court for hearing on restriction of liberty pending final
279	279	hearing, authorize judge of probate to petition district or
280	280	municipal court for suspension of criminal confinement for
281	281	commitment; bill does not require providers to expand services
282	282	unless additional funding provided
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331	331	Senator Coleman-Madison / Representative Rafferty:
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333	333	SB9
334	334	Class 1 Municipalities, enforcement of state regulations and
335	335	municipal code liens, judicial in rem foreclosure,
336	336	court-ordered sale of property, recovery of unpaid liens and
337	337	cost of enforcement, not applicable to owner-occupied real
338	338	property.
339	339	Senators Givhan / Representative Wadsworth:
340	340	54
341	341	SB112
342	342	Alabama Business and Nonprofit Entities Code; amended to
343	343	delete references to Alabama Nonprofit Corporation Law,
344	344	clarify and streamline certain provisions in accordance with
345	345	changes in Delaware law and the Model Business Corporation Act
346	346	Representative Bolton:
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348	348	HB347
349	349	Courts; Uniform Traffic Ticket and Complaint; disposition by
350	350	law enforcement officer further provided
351	351	Representatives Moore (P), Oliver and Paschal:
352	352	68
353	353	HB300
354	354	Interstate compact; massage therapy
355	355	Senator Chesteen / Representative Estes :
356	356	61
357	357	SB175
358	358	Local boards of education; maximum compensation of board
359	359	members, increased; continuing education requirements as
360	360	condition for compensation, required
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409	409	Representative Bedsole:
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411	411	HB361
412	412	Commercial driver licenses, updated to conform to Federal
413	413	Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations
414	414	Senators Singleton / Representative McCampbell:
415	415	9
416	416	SB105
417	417	Relating to civil liability; to amend Section 6-5-332, Code of
418	418	Alabama 1975, to limit the liability of members of any
419	419	community emergency response team who perform emergency care
420	420	at the scene of an accident or disaster.
421	421	Senators Stewart / Representative Almond:
422	422	46
423	423	SB119
424	424	Child labor, increasing civil and criminal penalties for
425	425	employers who violate child labor laws
426	426	Representative Rafferty:
427	427	51
428	428	HB298
429	429	Taxation, Lt General Victor "Brute" Krulak Detachment of
430	430	Marine Corps League, exempt from sales and use tax
431	431	Representative Bedsole:
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433	433	HB360
434	434	Board of Medical Examiners; "expedited license" defined for
435	435	purposes of criminal background check for physician licensure
436	436	Representatives Baker, Garrett and Collins:
437	437	60
438	438	HB439
439	439	Public K-12 education, employment, qualifications, and
440	440	training of technology directors
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489	489	training of technology directors
490	490	Senator Elliott / Representative Bedsole:
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492	492	SB7
493	493	School safety; authorized sheriffs and chiefs of police to
494	494	contract to provide school resource officers for nonpublic
495	495	K-12 schools
496	496	Representative DuBose:
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498	498	HB278
499	499	Career and technical education in public K-12 schools; home
500	500	school student participation, authorized; State Board of
501	501	Education, required to adopt rules
502	502	Senator Weaver / Representative Collins:
503	503	9
504	504	SB25
505	505	Board of Nursing, authorized by rule to clarify scope of
506	506	practice of certified nursing support technicians,
507	507	disciplinary actions clarified
508	508	Senator Waggoner / Representative Hill:
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511	511	Municipal officials, requires officials to participate in
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