Louisiana 2014 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SB176

Introduced
3/10/14  

Caption

Provides relative to the Database Security Breach Notification Law. (8/1/14)

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SB17

Provides for a supplemental benefit increase. (2/3 - CA 10s29(F)) (6/30/14) (OR INCREASE APV)

LA SB366

Requires BESE to develop a master plan for K-12 education. (8/1/14)

LA SB599

Provides relative to TOPS reporting requirements. (gov sig)

LA SB633

Prohibits certain schools from being a member of any interscholastic extra-curricular athletic association or organization that does not provide for third-party arbitration of eligibility issues. (gov sig)

LA SB36

Requires notification to certain elected officials regarding submission and status of certain charter school applications. (gov sig)

LA SB108

Provides relative to the commissioner of higher education.

LA SB62

Requires development and use of a common application for state public colleges and universities. (gov sig)

LA SB149

Repeals the Louisiana Systemic Initiatives Program (LaSIP).

Similar Bills

LA SB355

Provides relative to financial transactions attempting financial exploitation of certain adults. (8/1/18)

CA AB981

Insurance Information and Privacy Protection Act.

LA HB503

Protects certain individuals from financial exploitation

CA AB909

Financial abuse of an elder or dependent adult: fraudulent transactions: liability.

CA AB76

Money laundering: blockchain technology.

CA AB1342

Nonprofit corporations: private postsecondary educational institutions: sale of assets: Attorney General approval.

LA HB505

Protects certain individuals from financial exploitation

AL HB181

Relating to financial institutions; to amend Section 5-5A-43, Code of Alabama 1975, to prohibit financial institutions from disclosing certain customer financial records of firearms transactions with certain exceptions; to allow the Department of Finance to disqualify a financial institution from any selection process for state contracts for violation of this prohibition; and to provide civil penalties and criminal penalties for violation of the act.