Alabama 2024 Regular Session

Alabama Senate Bill SR57 Compare Versions

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1	1	SR57INTRODUCED
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3	3	SR57
4	4	TFD3195-1
5	5	By Senator Waggoner
6	6	RFD:
7	7	First Read: 18-Apr-24
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13	13	First Read: 18-Apr-24
14	14	TFD3195-1
15	15	SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
16	16	Thursday, April 18, 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 third 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	Senators Elliott, Orr and Gudger:
31	31	22
32	32	SB224
33	33	Office of Occupational and Professional Licensing, created
34	34	within the Department of Labor; oversight provided to
35	35	professional or occupational licensing boards.
36	36	Senator Gudger:
37	37	5
38	38	SB139
39	39	Sunset law, Alabama Board of Cosmetology and Barbering is
40	40	continued until October 1, 2028
41	41	Senator Weaver:
42	42	1
43	43	SB92
44	44	Sex-based terms, defined; vital statistics, report sex as
45	45	male or female at birth required, legislative policy regarding
46	46	sex and gender identity established
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93	93	47 SR57 INTRODUCED
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95	95	Senator Orr:
96	96	33
97	97	SB270
98	98	Public records, procedures established to request and obtain
99	99	copies of records from state
100	100	Senator Carnley:
101	101	37
102	102	SB94
103	103	Taxation; exempting the gross proceeds of honeybees and their
104	104	byproducts from sales tax
105	105	Senator Givhan:
106	106	25
107	107	SB192
108	108	Legislature; codification of certain regular and special
109	109	session acts and Code Commissioner Technical Revisions into
110	110	the Code of Alabama 1975
111	111	Senator Price:
112	112	45
113	113	SB238
114	114	Home Buyers Initiative Act; alternative housing programs,
115	115	funding mechanism further provided
116	116	Senator Hovey:
117	117	47
118	118	SB283
119	119	Motor vehicles and traffic; first responders operating upon
120	120	roadways, distinguished from pedestrians
121	121	Senator Chambliss:
122	122	53
123	123	SB322
124	124	Department of Corrections; Deputy Commissioner for Prison
125	125	Rehabilitation renamed; number of Deputy Commissioners further
126	126	provided for; additional exempt and unclassified employees
127	127	created; additional Joint Prison Oversight Committee duties
128	128	created
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177	177	Senators Sessions, Williams and Figures:
178	178	9
179	179	SB152
180	180	State Pilotage Commission as Class 2 municipality, commission
181	181	may regulate maritime data used in Mobile Bay.
182	182	Senators Hatcher, Coleman-Madison and Stewart:
183	183	11
184	184	SB183
185	185	Virtual education, administration of state assessments through
186	186	closed browser remote testing
187	187	Senator Price:
188	188	55
189	189	SB323
190	190	Taxation, counties prohibited from distributing proceeds from
191	191	certain taxes to certain entities
192	192	Senator Elliott:
193	193	34
194	194	SB20
195	195	Baldwin County, creates Bon Secour Landmark District,
196	196	Constitutional Amendment
197	197	Senator Allen:
198	198	14
199	199	SB86
200	200	Tuscaloosa County; Tuscaloosa City Board of Education,
201	201	jurisdiction to include only territory within city limits,
202	202	territory outside of City of Tuscaloosa city limits, included
203	203	in jurisdiction of county board of education, ad valorem taxes
204	204	redistributed, Constitutional Amendment.
205	205	Senator Chambliss:
206	206	7
207	207	SB156
208	208	Autauga County, board of education authorized to use private
209	209	insurance company to insure school buildings and property
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257	257	Senator Williams:
258	258	51
259	259	SB193
260	260	Mobile Co., sheriff, salary and expense allowance.
261	261	Senator Jones:
262	262	34
263	263	SB261
264	264	Cherokee County, constitutional amendment, authorizes
265	265	legislature to fix court costs by local law
266	266	Senator Jones:
267	267	34
268	268	SB262
269	269	Etowah County, constitutional amendment, authorizes
270	270	legislature to fix court costs by local law
271	271	Senator Jones:
272	272	35
273	273	SB263
274	274	Etowah County, provides for service of process
275	275	Senator Kitchens:
276	276	35
277	277	SB267
278	278	Marshall County; employees requiring training clarified
279	279	Senator Williams:
280	280	50
281	281	SB268
282	282	Mobile County, sheriff, qualifications
283	283	141
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