Alabama 2024 Regular Session

Alabama Senate Bill SR49 Compare Versions

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1	1	SR49INTRODUCED
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3	3	SR49
4	4	QQ6H445-1
5	5	By Senator Waggoner
6	6	RFD:
7	7	First Read: 16-Apr-24
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13	13	First Read: 16-Apr-24
14	14	QQ6H445-1
15	15	SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
16	16	Tuesday, April 16, 2024
17	17	SR _____ SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
18	18	BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE LEGISLATURE OF
19	19	ALABAMA, That immediately upon the adoption of this
20	20	resolution, the following business, in the order set forth
21	21	below, shall be the special and paramount order of business
22	22	for the twenty second legislative day taking precedence over
23	23	the regular order of business or any pending or unfinished
24	24	business.
25	25	Introduction of Bills
26	26	House Messages
27	27	Reports from Standing Committees
28	28	Motions and Resolutions
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30	30	Senator Waggoner:
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32	32	SB291
33	33	Municipal officials, requires officials to participate in
34	34	training
35	35	Senators Orr, Jones, Roberts, Hovey, Allen and Weaver:
36	36	31
37	37	SB231
38	38	Labor organizations, employer's eligibility for economic
39	39	development incentives conditioned upon employer refraining
40	40	from certain practices relating to labor organizations,
41	41	oversight provided
42	42	Senators Coleman, Hatcher, Coleman-Madison, Beasley,
43	43	Smitherman, Singleton and Stewart:
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45	45	SB167
46	46	Alabama Jobs Act; requirements for approved companies revised
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92	92	46 SR49 INTRODUCED
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94	94	Senator Smitherman:
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96	96	SB294
97	97	Public preK-12 schools, campus chaplains, public schools
98	98	authorized to hire or accept as volunteers, local boards of
99	99	education and governing bodies required to vote on whether to
100	100	allow, limitations provided
101	101	Senator Weaver:
102	102	36
103	103	SB248
104	104	Corrections Department; rename Investigation and Intelligence
105	105	Division; add correctional canine classifications to state law
106	106	enforcement
107	107	Representative Clouse:
108	108	15
109	109	HB71
110	110	RSA, full-time emergency medical services technicians and
111	111	paramedics allowed to purchase hazardous duty time for prior
112	112	eligible service the ERS in same manner as firefighters, law
113	113	enforcement officers, and correctional officers, Tier I
114	114	Senators Orr and Chesteen:
115	115	30
116	116	SB246
117	117	Vaccines; religious exemption for K-12 students, further
118	118	provided for; religious exemption for students at public
119	119	institutions of higher education, provided
120	120	Senator Barfoot:
121	121	28
122	122	SB235
123	123	Crimes and offenses, juveniles, prohibit release confidential
124	124	information
125	125	Senator Albritton:
126	126	26
127	127	SB230
128	128	Geologic storage, completion certificate and its implications,
129	129	funds to manage open and closed reservoirs, pore space
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177	177	funds to manage open and closed reservoirs, pore space
178	178	possession, leasing state land as these relate to carbon
179	179	dioxide provided.
180	180	Senators Givhan, Butler, Shelnutt, Livingston, Stewart,
181	181	Gudger, Beasley, Smitherman, Orr, Coleman-Madison and
182	182	Williams:
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184	184	SB278
185	185	Public education employees, providing compensation to
186	186	full-time public education employees, on the job injury
187	187	program, trust fund, and board created
188	188	Senator Livingston:
189	189	57
190	190	SB309
191	191	Relating to sales taxes; to provide for the additional state
192	192	sales tax rate in ABC retail stores.
193	193	Representatives Sorrells, Shaw, Underwood, Marques, Oliver,
194	194	Lipscomb, Rehm, Whitt, Lee, Clouse, Paramore, Crawford, Smith,
195	195	Brown, Brinyark, Hulsey, Reynolds, Pettus, Blackshear, Bolton,
196	196	Starnes, Stubbs, Fincher and Stadthagen:
197	197	34
198	198	HB233
199	199	Motor vehicles; off-road vehicles, certificate of title
200	200	required
201	201	Representative Faulkner:
202	202	46
203	203	HB187
204	204	Income tax, due date for electing pass-through to make
205	205	election extended
206	206	Representatives Mooney, Carns and DuBose:
207	207	43
208	208	HB89
209	209	Shelby Co., library districts, board member election by Shelby
210	210	County Legislative Delegation
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258	258	Senator Elliott:
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260	260	SB292
261	261	State Licensing Board for General Contractors; minimum cost of
262	262	undertaking subject to licensure requirements, increased
263	263	Representatives Carns, Faulkner and Garrett:
264	264	11
265	265	HB121
266	266	County and municipal employees; whistleblower protection
267	267	provided
268	268	Senators Price, Williams, Sessions and Jones:
269	269	52
270	270	SB164
271	271	Animals, limitations of liability for activities of bovines
272	272	provided to owners
273	273	Senators Kelley, Waggoner, Jones, Bell, Beasley and Kitchens:
274	274	30
275	275	SB229
276	276	Jacksonville State University, membership of board of trustees
277	277	revised
278	278	Senator Gudger:
279	279	55
280	280	SB286
281	281	Alabama Film Office, director appointment process revised
282	282	Senator Chambliss:
283	283	40
284	284	SB260
285	285	Tax lien auctions and sales; auctions and fees further
286	286	provided for; tax lien redemptions; tax lien price further
287	287	provided for; redemption of tax lien further provided for;
288	288	prohibit entry on land; penalties established
289	289	Senators Shelnutt, Smitherman, Roberts and Waggoner:
290	290	20
291	291	SB219
292	292	Alabama Farm Center created, vested with powers and
293	293	privileges, deemed economic development organization
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342	342	privileges, deemed economic development organization
343	343	Senator Singleton:
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345	345	SB299
346	346	Legislature; expenditure of funds further provided for;
347	347	certain employee reimbursement authorized; access to buildings
348	348	and roads further provided for
349	349	Senator Gudger:
350	350	5
351	351	SB139
352	352	Sunset law, Alabama Board of Cosmetology and Barbering is
353	353	continued until October 1, 2028
354	354	Senator Gudger:
355	355	5
356	356	SB140
357	357	Alabama Professional Bail Bonding Board, continued until
358	358	October 1, 2025, without modification, pursuant to the Sunset
359	359	Law
360	360	Senators Givhan, Jones, Bell and Hatcher:
361	361	63
362	362	SB287
363	363	Alabama Code of Military Justice
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