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SR65
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By Senator Waggoner
RFD:
First Read: 25-Apr-24
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SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
Thursday, April 25, 2024
SR _____ SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE 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 twenty fifth legislative day taking precedence over
the regular order of business or any pending or unfinished
business.
Introduction of Bills
House Messages
Reports from Standing Committees
Motions and Resolutions
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Senator Orr:
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SB57
Crimes & Offenses, prohibited picketing or protesting in
certain circumstances and provided criminal penalties
Senator Livingston:
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SB309
Relating to sales taxes; to provide for the additional state
sales tax rate in ABC retail stores.
Senator Smitherman:
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SB317
Crimes and offense; unlawful for clergy to commit certain sex
acts; crime created; penalties provided
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Representative Rigsby:
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HB77
Newborn Screening Panel, procedure for addition of conditions
to panel, further provided for
Representatives Bedsole, Shirey, Rigsby, Wood and Rafferty:
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HB234
Board of Nursing, membership revised to include a certified
registered nurse anesthetist
Representatives Woods, Stadthagen, Colvin, Brinyark, Shaw,
Rigsby, Kirkland, Faulkner, Pettus, Wadsworth, Whorton,
Butler, Paschal, Hammett, Robertson, Lomax, Hulsey, Yarbrough,
Underwood, Kiel, Stubbs, DuBose, Holk-Jones, Fidler, Bolton,
Starnes and Baker:
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HB330
Public institutions of higher education, annual reports of
funding received from foreign countries of concern required,
exceptions provided
Senator Givhan:
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SB255
Pardons and Paroles; time frame for parole court extended
Senator Waggoner:
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SB336
Research and Development Corridors; establishment of by
counties and Class 1 municipalities as public corporation
authorized; provide for the powers of research and development
corridors.
Representatives Treadaway and Almond:
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HB351
Law enforcement officers, further provides for authority of
officers working for the Univ. of Alabama System
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Representatives Wilcox and Underwood:
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HB230
Domestic and Foreign Corporations; annual report requirement
removed
Representatives Marques, Brown, Smith, Sorrells and
Stadthagen:
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HB315
Alabama Move Over Act; Further provided
Senator Barfoot:
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SB312
Pardons and Paroles Board; allow inmates to participate in
parole hearing virtually
Representative Bedsole:
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HB110
Motor Vehicles and Traffic; to increase the air-mile radius
for the intrastate hours service limitation placed on
commercial motor vehicle drivers.
Senator Williams:
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SB269
Semmes, corporate limits altered
Senator Carnley:
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SB249
Ma-Chis Lower Creek Indians, authorize to employ police
Representative Stubbs:
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HB95
Virtual education, administration of state assessments through
closed browser remote testing
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Representative Lipscomb:
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HB182
Property; provides the owner of a dwelling with a method to
request the removal of an unauthorized individual
Senator Smitherman:
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SB165
Public K-12 education, creates uniform process for suspension
and expulsion of public school students, requires
disciplinary hearing following long-term suspension or
expulsion, State Board of Education required to adopt rules
Representative Lee:
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HB352
Juvenile courts, Department of Youth Services responsible for
housing and caring for child ordered to be transferred to
custody of Department of Youth Services, Department of Youth
Services to reimburse county detention facility for costs
incurred under certain circumstances.
Representative Sells:
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HB177
Commerce Dept; secretary and deputy secretary salary revised
Representative Brown:
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HB198
Building codes; Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board; Alabama
Residential Building Code, authorized to be established
Senator Elliott:
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SB327
Capital Improvement Cooperative Districts under Chapter 99B,
Title 11, Code of Alabama 1975, amendment of articles of
incorporation for new areas, use of funds for construction
costs, approval of certain rates and fees
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Representative Sells:
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HB270
Tax delinquent properties, provides for distribution of excess
funds from certain tax sale, actions to foreclose and quiet
title, public auction demanded and distribution of proceeds,
distribution of surplus proceeds, limited application of act.
Representatives Oliver and Stubbs:
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HB209
Boats, motorboats, operation on Lewis Smith Lake, Lake
Wedowee, and portion of Shoal Creek, wakeboarding and
wakesurfing reg., operation near coastline prohibited, Lake
Martin add to lake law applies; operation on lakes near
shoreline prohibited, penalties, grace period.
Representatives Reynolds, Blackshear, Whitt, Lomax, Woods,
Shaver, Wilcox, Kirkland, Stringer, Smith, Rehm, Marques,
Sorrells, Robertson, Hammett and Underwood:
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HB324
Emergency medical transport providers, assessment period
extended
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