SB2037 State personnel system; clarify treatment of disabled Gordon applicants. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2090 State Board of Barber Examiners; increase certain fees. Canon Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2154 Insurance laws; make various amendments. Kirby Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2212 Social workers employed by DHS; authorize time-limited Bean positions. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2213 Fraudulent receipt of TANF assistance; may be Bean prosecuted as a misdemeanor. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2226 Mississippi Employment Security Law; delete obsolete Lee provisions. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2231 Department of Marine Resources; receive two sets of the Moffatt Mississippi Code. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2243 Disciplinary proceedings by the Mississippi Board of Bean Nursing; authorize hearing panel. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2244 Child residential facility background check through Bean fingerprinting; provide procedure. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2251 Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substances Law; add drug Bean to Schedule IV. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2259 Telemedicine practices; authorize State Department of Bean Health to regulate. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2264 State Department of Health registry for persons with Bean impaired hearing or vision; repeal. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2356 Proprietary School and College Registration law; make Ferris technical revisions to. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2403 Notice; require to surface owner prior to exploration Dearing or drilling for oil or gas. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2453 Income tax and sales tax; clarify when interest begins Bryan to run on refund made by State Tax Commission for overpayment of (STC). Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2542 Emergency Management Act; authorize local governments Furniss to declare disaster areas and use equipment. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2543 Veteran's Home Purchase Board; authorize to purchase Furniss property and construct offices thereon. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2552 Driver's license; renew prior to going overseas. Gollott Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2565 Persons approved for treatment at mental health Carlton facilities; clinical psychologist may authorize treatment. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2577 Rules; repeal required consideration by Advisory Turner Committee. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2610 Wiretapping; revise regulations. Turner Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2667 Wildlife violations; require court to notify Dept of Posey Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks of records. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2668 Wildlife; revise list of federal acts applicable to Posey state laws. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2672 Conservation officer; alternate training site. Posey Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2673 Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks may revoke Posey privilege for violations. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2692 Ethics Commission; delete repealer and authorize Little * preliminary investigations. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2694 Wildlife; reallocate certain funds for fish hatchery. Posey Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2698 Driver's license; persons using bioptic telescopic Mettetal lenses may receive. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2726 Corrections; provide for forfeiture of earned time for Huggins baseless lawsuit. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2731 Hearing officer's decision under special education act; Ferris authorize appeal into state courts. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2761 Vulnerable adults act; applies to residents regardless Bean of age. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2763 Licensing of psychologists; make technical amendments Ferris to licensure law. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2779 MS Transportation Commission; exempt carriers from the Little * requirement to stop at highway inspection stations if preapproved. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2781 MS Transportation Commission; clarify how purchases of Little * equipment and supplies are made. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2861 Wildlife; prohibit the introduction of aquatic species Posey in public waters without a permit. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2871 Execution; occur at 6:00 p.m., victim's family may Farris attend. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2880 Boats; revise definition of motor for title. Posey Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2951 Port commission; provide for reconstituted commission Dearing for certain ports. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2969 Public employees; revise law relating to transfer of Gordon accrued leave. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2986 Youth Court Act; technical amendments (AOC). Smith Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB2997 Pat Harrison Waterway District; allow to use certain Robertson monies for repair/maintenance of certain public parks and recreation facilities. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB3000 Chancery & circuit clerks; authorize performance of Huggins duties on behalf of each other in counties with 2 judicial districts. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB3041 Wildlife; increase penalty for sale of. Posey Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB3059 Biloxi Port Commission; reconstitute membership. Gollott Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB3099 Employment security commission; conform state law Lee provisions to federal law regarding distribution of certain funds. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB3116 Mining; revise surface coal mining and reclamation law. Dearing Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB3126 Medicaid fraud; investigators to be law enforcement Turner officers. Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB3154 Limited Liability Company Act; revise. Robertson Due From Governor 03/16/98 SB3155 Medicaid assistance program; delete repealer and Hall increase reimbursement on chiropractic services. Due From Governor 03/16/98
HB1145 Light wine and beer; increase percent of alcohol from Simpson four percent to five percent and allow label to reflect percent. Approved by Governor HB1307 Veterans Affairs Board; transfer Fiscal Year 1998 Capps appropriation funds among categories. Approved by Governor HB1309 Mental Health, Department of; transfer FY 98 Capps appropriation funds among categories. Approved by Governor HB1346 Public Employees' Retirement System; transfer Fiscal Capps Year 1998 funds among categories. Approved by Governor HB1412 Corrections, Department of; transfer FY 98 Capps appropriation funds among categories. Approved by Governor HB1413 Public Safety, Department of; transfer FY 1998 Capps appropriation funds among categories. Approved by Governor SB2191 Annual salary of Executive Director of DECD; delete Gordon from statutory salary section. Approved by Governor SB2826 Brewpubs; authorize. Horhn Approved by Governor
HB1837 Wayne County/City of Waynesboro; authorize additional Taylor assessment on misdemeanors in justice/municipal court to fund Crimestoppers. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB1838 Lowndes County; authorize to contract to house certain Brown out-of-state offenders in adult detention center. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB1839 City of McComb; authorize to impose tourism tax on Nettles hotel and motel room rentals in the city. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Ways and Means HB1840 Jackson County; authorize to levy additional tax on Guice hotel, motel and bed and breakfast room rentals. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Ways and Means HB1841 City of Oxford; allow issuance of additional Perry bonds-tourism/economic development, revise additional sales tax revenue use. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Ways and Means HB1842 George County; authorize to guarantee repayment of a Maples certain loan made to county hospital and to levy additional ad valorem tax. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Ways and Means HC 112 Commend Vanessa Trotter for magnificent spirit and Clarke selfless contributions to others. Referred To Rules
HB1715 Marshall County; sheriff's office may be located more Woods than one-half mile from courthouse. DR - TSDP: LP To CA
HB 935 Coahoma County; authorize to annually contribute funds Miller to Aaron E. Henry Community Health Services Center, Inc. Title Suff Do Pass HB1690 Town of Oakland; authorize to convey certain property Reynolds to Yalobusha County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1696 City of Richland; authorize additional assessment on Rogers misdemeanor cases in municipal court to purchase law enforcement equipment. Title Suff Do Pass HB1707 City of Collins; authorize donations to Boys and Girls Warren Club. Title Suff Do Pass HB1784 Tunica County; authorize contribution of funds to the Henderson (9th) Aaron E. Henry Health Clinic. Title Suff Do Pass HB1785 Forrest County; authorize donation to Hattiesburg Davis Downtown Association, Inc. Title Suff Do Pass HB1786 Forrest County; authorize donation to the Salvation Davis Army. Title Suff Do Pass HB1787 Forrest County; authorize donation to the Pine Belt Davis Boys and Girls Club. Title Suff Do Pass HB1788 Forrest County; authorize donation to Boy Scouts of Davis America. Title Suff Do Pass HB1789 Forrest County; authorize donation to Gulf Pines Girl Davis Scout Council. Title Suff Do Pass HB1790 Forrest County; authorize donation to Forrest County Davis Agricultural High School. Title Suff Do Pass HB1799 Harrison County; authorize to contribute funds to the Fredericks Multiple Sclerosis Society. Title Suff Do Pass HB1800 Harrison County; contribute funds to the Gulf Coast Fredericks Community Action Agency. Title Suff Do Pass HB1801 Forrest County; authorize donation to Big Brothers/Big Davis Sisters of Southeast Mississippi. Title Suff Do Pass HB1802 Forrest County; authorize donation to Neighborhood Davis Education Enhancement Development Services (NEEDS). Title Suff Do Pass HB1809 Hancock County; revise civil service law to allow Compretta sheriff's department employees to participate in political activity. Title Suff Do Pass HB1816 Tunica County; authorize to contribute funds to Tunica Henderson (9th) County Museum, Incorporated. Title Suff Do Pass HB1822 Lauderdale County; revise membership of Emergency Robinson (84th) Communications Commisson. Title Suff Do Pass HB1823 Humphreys County; authorize contribution to Keystone Straughter Lodge #15. Title Suff Do Pass HB1826 Yalobusha County; authorize to contribute to Reynolds Coffeeville and Water Valley Chambers of Commerce. Title Suff Do Pass HB1827 City of Ripley; authorize to collect donations for Good McElwain Samaritan Program through utility bills. Title Suff Do Pass
SB2227 Law enforcement officer; provide training for Burton part-time, reserve, auxiliary and volunteer. Transmitted To Senate SB2681 Saltwater fishing; provide for free fishing day. Hewes Transmitted To Senate SB2685 Waste tires; clarify definition of. Nunnelee Transmitted To Senate SB2895 Air and water permits; authorize DEQ to exempt Thames agricultural and other operations. Amended Passed As Amended SB2937 Water; authorize water well permits to be issued by the Dearing Executive Director of the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). Transmitted To Senate SB2989 Environment; create Mississippi Brownfields Voluntary Dearing Cleanup and Redevelopment Act. Returned For Concurrence
SC 596 Susp rules; further consideration of SB3166; sales tax; Little exempt trailers, boats and all-terrain cycles. Referred To Rules SC 602 Suspend rules; further consideration SB 3163, providing Dearing tax credit for historic places. Referred To Rules SC 603 Susp rules; Reconsider SB3132; Mining; revise Dearing Mississippi Surface Mining and Reclamation Law. Referred To Rules
HB 238 Boating accident reports; available to persons involved Broomfield in accident. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 275 Juvenile Detention Fund; extend repealer on. Ford Enrolled Bill Signed HB 352 Imprisonment for nonpayment of fine; revise credit Smith (39th) amount. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 464 Boat registration citation; presentment for dismissal Stevens may be done without registrant or counsel present. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 507 State Grand Jury Act; reenact and extend repealer. Ford Enrolled Bill Signed HB 512 Children's Advisory Council; extend repealer on. Ford Enrolled Bill Signed HB 654 Game fish; extend repealer on issuing permits for sale Ford of in pilot program. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 676 Aerial applicators; remove requirement that applicants Holland register with the Department of Transportation. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 678 Mississippi Agricultural and Livestock Theft Bureau; Holland authorize to investigate all agriculture-related crimes. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 800 Offenders; to pay costs of filing frivolous lawsuits. Malone Enrolled Bill Signed HB 843 Office of Juvenile Correctional Institutions; establish Warren position of director. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 993 Podiatrists; create Advisory Committee to Board of Broomfield Medical Licensure for. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1155 Private correctional facilities; DOC to appoint Ellis investigators to investigate and enforce state laws. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1262 Prisons; unlawful to bring alcohol or drugs into. McInnis Enrolled Bill Signed HB1275 Banks and savings associations; private corporation Guice laws shall apply to. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1571 Public property; authorize DFA to transfer certain Howell property to Montgomery County. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2037 State personnel system; clarify treatment of disabled Gordon applicants. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2090 State Board of Barber Examiners; increase certain fees. Canon Enrolled Bill Signed SB2154 Insurance laws; make various amendments. Kirby Enrolled Bill Signed SB2191 Annual salary of Executive Director of DECD; delete Gordon from statutory salary section. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2212 Social workers employed by DHS; authorize time-limited Bean positions. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2213 Fraudulent receipt of TANF assistance; may be Bean prosecuted as a misdemeanor. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2226 Mississippi Employment Security Law; delete obsolete Lee provisions. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2231 Department of Marine Resources; receive two sets of the Moffatt Mississippi Code. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2243 Disciplinary proceedings by the Mississippi Board of Bean Nursing; authorize hearing panel. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2244 Child residential facility background check through Bean fingerprinting; provide procedure. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2251 Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substances Law; add drug Bean to Schedule IV. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2259 Telemedicine practices; authorize State Department of Bean Health to regulate. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2264 State Department of Health registry for persons with Bean impaired hearing or vision; repeal. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2356 Proprietary School and College Registration law; make Ferris technical revisions to. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2403 Notice; require to surface owner prior to exploration Dearing or drilling for oil or gas. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2453 Income tax and sales tax; clarify when interest begins Bryan to run on refund made by State Tax Commission for overpayment of (STC). Enrolled Bill Signed SB2534 Child abuse reporting act; define responsibilities of Burton Dept of Human Services, law enforcement, dist. atty. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2542 Emergency Management Act; authorize local governments Furniss to declare disaster areas and use equipment. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2543 Veteran's Home Purchase Board; authorize to purchase Furniss property and construct offices thereon. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2552 Driver's license; renew prior to going overseas. Gollott Enrolled Bill Signed SB2565 Persons approved for treatment at mental health Carlton facilities; clinical psychologist may authorize treatment. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2577 Rules; repeal required consideration by Advisory Turner Committee. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2610 Wiretapping; revise regulations. Turner Enrolled Bill Signed SB2667 Wildlife violations; require court to notify Dept of Posey Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks of records. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2668 Wildlife; revise list of federal acts applicable to Posey state laws. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2672 Conservation officer; alternate training site. Posey Enrolled Bill Signed SB2673 Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks may revoke Posey privilege for violations. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2692 Ethics Commission; delete repealer and authorize Little * preliminary investigations. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2694 Wildlife; reallocate certain funds for fish hatchery. Posey Enrolled Bill Signed SB2698 Driver's license; persons using bioptic telescopic Mettetal lenses may receive. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2726 Corrections; provide for forfeiture of earned time for Huggins baseless lawsuit. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2731 Hearing officer's decision under special education act; Ferris authorize appeal into state courts. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2761 Vulnerable adults act; applies to residents regardless Bean of age. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2763 Licensing of psychologists; make technical amendments Ferris to licensure law. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2779 MS Transportation Commission; exempt carriers from the Little * requirement to stop at highway inspection stations if preapproved. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2781 MS Transportation Commission; clarify how purchases of Little * equipment and supplies are made. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2826 Brewpubs; authorize. Horhn Enrolled Bill Signed SB2861 Wildlife; prohibit the introduction of aquatic species Posey in public waters without a permit. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2871 Execution; occur at 6:00 p.m., victim's family may Farris attend. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2880 Boats; revise definition of motor for title. Posey Enrolled Bill Signed SB2951 Port commission; provide for reconstituted commission Dearing for certain ports. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2969 Public employees; revise law relating to transfer of Gordon accrued leave. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2986 Youth Court Act; technical amendments (AOC). Smith Enrolled Bill Signed SB2997 Pat Harrison Waterway District; allow to use certain Robertson monies for repair/maintenance of certain public parks and recreation facilities. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3000 Chancery & circuit clerks; authorize performance of Huggins duties on behalf of each other in counties with 2 judicial districts. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3041 Wildlife; increase penalty for sale of. Posey Enrolled Bill Signed SB3059 Biloxi Port Commission; reconstitute membership. Gollott Enrolled Bill Signed SB3099 Employment security commission; conform state law Lee provisions to federal law regarding distribution of certain funds. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3116 Mining; revise surface coal mining and reclamation law. Dearing Enrolled Bill Signed SB3126 Medicaid fraud; investigators to be law enforcement Turner officers. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3154 Limited Liability Company Act; revise. Robertson Enrolled Bill Signed SB3155 Medicaid assistance program; delete repealer and Hall increase reimbursement on chiropractic services. Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3286 Lafayette County; may enter into interlocal agreements Tollison to establish small business incubators. Referred To Local and Private SB3287 Winston County; impose assessment on misdemeanors to Jordan (18th) fund Crime Stoppers. Referred To Local and Private SB3288 Lafayette County; contribute to Oxford-Lafayette County Tollison Development Foundation. Referred To Local and Private SB3289 Gulfport; may appoint person to the civil service Woodfield commission who have not been residents for 5 years. Referred To Local and Private SB3290 Metro Jackson Visitors and Convention Bureau; revise. Hall Referred To Local and Private SC 615 Property; authorize DFA to convey certain property to Ross Belhaven College. Referred To Rules SC 616 Peggie Gillom; commend upon induction into MS Sports Hall Hall of Fame. Referred To Rules SC 617 Susp rules; reconsider hb577; Taxation; Board of Levee Carlton Comm/Yazoo-MS Delta prepare privilege licenses. Referred To Rules SC 618 William M. "Mitch" Stennett; commend as Outstanding Scoper Economic Developer of the Year in Mississippi. Referred To Rules SC 619 Susp rules; further consid of SB 3049; state employees Gordon paid twice per month, delay until January 1, 2000. Referred To Rules SC 620 Susp rules; draft, intro, consider & pass of bill to Woodfield designate portion of US 90, Gulfport as James C. Simpson, Sr., Mem. Hiway. Referred To Rules SC 621 Susp rules; draft, intro, consider & pass of bill to to Woodfield designate portion of US 49, Gulfport as Isaiah Fredericks Mem. Hiway. Referred To Rules SC 622 Susp rules; draft, intro, consider & pass of bill to Woodfield designate US 90, Lyman as Joseph A. "Blackie" Pol Mem. Hiway. Referred To Rules SC 623 Susp rules; draft, intro, consider & pass of bill to Woodfield designate US 90, Long Beach as William Patrick Kenny Mem. Hiway. Referred To Rules SC 624 100 years of professional nursing in Mississippi; Bean commend. Referred To Rules SR 21 T.C. Ward; commend life and service. Bryan Referred To Rules
SB3282 Holly Springs; levy hotel, restaurant and alcohol tax Minor for recreational facilities. DR - TSDP: LP To FI
HC 101 Commend Ackerman Indians on winning state football Smith (35th) championship. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 102 Weir Lions Football Team; commend on winning State Smith (35th) Championship. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 103 Commend Stewart Patridge for outstanding football Green (34th) collegiate career. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 105 Commend Phi Theta Kappa All-Mississippi Team. Brown Title Suff Do Be Adopted SB3250 Collins; give to the local Boys and Girls Club. Harvey Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub SB3257 Tunica County; authorize contribution of funds to the Furniss Aaron E. Henry Health Clinic. Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub SB3264 Marshall County; contribute to Institute of Community Minor Services, Inc. Title Suff Do Pass SB3277 Waynesboro; impose assessment on misdemeanors to fund Dickerson crimestoppers. Title Suff Do Pass SB3278 City of Hattiesburg; authorize to donate to the Farris Hattiesburg Education Literacy Program. Title Suff Do Pass SB3279 City of Hattiesburg; authorize to donate to USM Gifted Farris Studies, Leadership Studies Program. Title Suff Do Pass SB3280 Covington County; give to the Boys and Girls Club. Harvey Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub SB3281 Wayne County; impose assessment on misdemeanors to fund Dickerson Crimestoppers. Title Suff Do Pass SB3283 Meridian; declare South Industrial Park to be an Carter industrial park of the city. Title Suff Do Pass SB3284 Hancock County; may appoint public cemetery committees. Cuevas Title Suff Do Pass SC 604 Suspend rules; further consideration of SB 3151; extend Horhn repealer on MS Science and Tech. Comm. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 605 Susp rules; reconsider SB2607; State Employee Smith Management Training Act; create. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 606 Suspend rules for drafting, introduction; increase Ross salary of Rankin County prosecuting attorney. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 608 Loyd Star High School Football Team; commend. Rayborn Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 609 Brookhaven High School Football Team; commend. Rayborn Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 611 Bob Hartley; commend life of. Hamilton Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 612 March as Red Cross month in Mississippi; designate. Horhn Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 613 Valley Bank; commend for 100th anniversary celebration. Simmons Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 614 Joe Frank Sanderson; commend life. Scoper Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 616 Peggie Gillom; commend upon induction into MS Sports Hall Hall of Fame. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 19 Commend Amanda Purser, Outstanding Educator. Harvey Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 20 St. Luke's Episcopal Church commemoration of 150 years Kirby of service. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 21 T.C. Ward; commend life and service. Bryan Title Suff Do Be Adopted
HB 40 Highway 26; designate bridge in Pearl River County as Frierson "J.D. Batson Memorial Bridge". Passed HB 59 Sexual offenses; prohibit jailers from having sex with Moak inmates. Amended Passed As Amended HB 122 Fire loss; revise method law enforcement agencies Stevens release certain information. Transmitted To House HB 149 Municipalities; authorize to make expenditures to Walker purchase honorarium for retiring municipal employees. Recommitted to Committee HB 320 Parole; authorize board to require potential parolees Endt complete Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Program. Amended Passed As Amended Motion to Reconsider Entered HB 428 Insurance Integrity Enforcement Bureau; create. Stevens Returned For Concurrence HB 514 Community Service Revolving Fund; reenact and extend Ford repealer for one year. Recommitted to Committee HB 546 Health-care decisions; uniform act (NCCUSL). Perry Amended Passed As Amended HB 554 Domestic violence; revise bail and penalty provisions. Perry Returned For Concurrence HB 565 Notaries public; establish minimum and maximum fees for Endt services. Transmitted To House HB 609 Mississippi Critical Teacher Shortage Act of 1998. Manning Amended Passed As Amended HB 629 Eleemosynary institutions; Uniform Management of Perry Instituional Funds Act (NCCUSL). Transmitted To House HB 649 State offenders housed in county jails; reenact and Ford extend repealer for one year. Passed HB 650 Penitentiary lands leased for agricultural purposes; Ford reenact and extend repealer for one year. Passed HB 652 Local improvement taxing districts; reenact authority Ford and delete repealer. Amended Passed As Amended HB 725 Four-lane highway program; substitute segment in Amite Vince and Pike Counties. Returned For Concurrence HB 753 State Tax Commission; authorize use of administrative Williams sales tax provisions in collection of certain taxes and fees (STC). Recommitted to Committee HB 757 Tobacco tax; revise expiration date for certain Williams retailer permits and prorate privilege tax for permits issued for less than one year (STC). Passed HB 768 Adverse possession; prohibit if owner pays taxes. Taylor Amended Passed As Amended Motion to Reconsider Entered HB 771 Unemployment compensation; increase maximum weekly Flaggs benefit amount for individuals. Passed HB 782 DECD; authorize to purchase property damage and Williams uninsured motorist insurance on department vehicles (DECD). Amended Passed As Amended HB 795 State buildings; revise list of buildings under Brown supervision of DFA. Transmitted To House HB 799 Community services; increase fees offenders pay to. Malone Passed HB 834 Teenage pregnancy; create task force and raise sexual Ellington consent age to reduce. Amended Passed As Amended Motion to Reconsider Entered HB 887 Crimes; assault against public health personnel. Moody Motion to Reconsider Tabled Transmitted To House HB 909 Transportation Commission; authorize to enter into Woods contracts with contiguous states to enforce laws (MDOT). Passed HB 966 Statewide trauma care system; State Department of Fredericks Health shall develop and administer. Transmitted To House HB 970 MDITS; revise authority relating to bids, contracts and Brown information confidentiality officers. Transmitted To House HB 990 Implied consent; revise blood alcohol content levels Montgomery and penalties. Amended Passed As Amended HB 991 Crimes; create felony offense for possession of stolen Montgomery firearm. Amendment Failed Passed HB1002 Controlled substances; revise penalties for possession. Perry Returned For Concurrence HB1098 Alcohol; revise penalties for retailers, wholesalers Williams and distributors who unlawfully import beer or light wine from out-of-state. Recommitted to Committee HB1171 Transportation Commission property; revise procedure Compretta * for disposal when determined excess (MDOT). Transmitted To House HB1191 Nursing homes; allow Medicaid participation for Moody existing beds and authorize new beds. Amended Passed As Amended Motion to Reconsider Entered HB1211 Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks; amend land Livingston lease powers and duties of. Amended Passed As Amended HB1212 State parks; revise amounts Board of Supervisors may Livingston contribute to. Passed HB1253 Traffic offenses; revise the fine for speeding in a Compretta * highway work zone (MDOT). Amended Passed As Amended HB1273 Mississippi; H.E.L.P. College Tuition Program; include Warren private colleges under. Returned For Concurrence HB1395 Highway 43; designate portion in Rankin County as Malone "Bobby McRary Memorial Drive". Amended Passed As Amended HB1396 Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks; authorize to Holden designate portion of Yalobusha/Grenada Counties as fox preserve. Passed HB1449 Child abuse; revise reporting requirements to Simmons (100th) prosecuting attorneys. Returned For Concurrence HB1469 Commercial carriers motor fuel tax; liability may be Compretta * discharged by international fuel tax credentials (MDOT). Transmitted To House HB1549 Museum unclaimed property; authorize conservation King measures to be taken. Transmitted To House HB1555 Highway Patrol; delete maximum age qualifications for Wells-Smith newly employed patrol officers. Transmitted To House HB1570 Flood control; authorize Pearl River Basin Development Ellington District to create flood control districts. Returned For Concurrence HB1609 Campaign finance; revise laws governing. Reeves Amended Passed As Amended HB1633 Health care profession educational leave procedure; Barnett (92nd) amend for persons violating educational leave conduct provisions. Passed SC 596 Susp rules; further consideration of SB3166; sales tax; Little exempt trailers, boats and all-terrain cycles. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 602 Suspend rules; further consideration SB 3163, providing Dearing tax credit for historic places. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 603 Susp rules; Reconsider SB3132; Mining; revise Dearing Mississippi Surface Mining and Reclamation Law. Adopted Transmitted To House
HB 50 Restore Suffrage to Lavern Yarbrough Paster of Ellis Oktibbeha County. Referred To Judiciary HB 78 Suffrage; restore to Donald L. Weeks of Lee County. Holland Referred To Judiciary HB 590 Suffrage; restore to Trina Washington of Washington Thornton County. Referred To Judiciary HC 105 Commend Phi Theta Kappa All-Mississippi Team. Brown Referred To Rules
HB 149 Municipalities; authorize to make expenditures to Walker purchase honorarium for retiring municipal employees. Died In Committee HB 514 Community Service Revolving Fund; reenact and extend Ford repealer for one year. Died In Committee HB 753 State Tax Commission; authorize use of administrative Williams sales tax provisions in collection of certain taxes and fees (STC). Died In Committee HB1098 Alcohol; revise penalties for retailers, wholesalers Williams and distributors who unlawfully import beer or light wine from out-of-state. Died In Committee
HB 351 Hunting and fishing guide services regulation; reenact Ford and extend repealer for one year. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 511 Death certificate; delete repealer on provision Ford requiring pregnancy status of deceased female to be recorded on. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 689 Juvenile Tobacco Access Prevention Act; clarify Blackmon legislative intent. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 711 Property; authorize DFA to transfer certain property to Barnett (92nd) the City of Brookhaven. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 803 Offenders; may be required to submit to chemical Malone analysis test more than once per month. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 885 Municipal elected officials; bond in same manner as Montgomery members of boards of supervisors. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1029 Notice of infectious disease; add bystanding caregiver Moody to requirement of. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1030 Central Mississippi Residential Center; establish in Moody Newton for adults with chronic mental illness. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1154 Railroad abandonments; clarify authority of Ellis Transportation Committees to conduct hearings on. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1231 Municipalities; authorize interlocal agreement with Jennings certain rural water associations to upgrade system for fire protection. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1577 Water; create task force on rural water companies. Weathersby Enrolled Bill Signed SB2037 State personnel system; clarify treatment of disabled Gordon applicants. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2090 State Board of Barber Examiners; increase certain fees. Canon Enrolled Bill Signed SB2154 Insurance laws; make various amendments. Kirby Enrolled Bill Signed SB2212 Social workers employed by DHS; authorize time-limited Bean positions. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2213 Fraudulent receipt of TANF assistance; may be Bean prosecuted as a misdemeanor. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2226 Mississippi Employment Security Law; delete obsolete Lee provisions. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2231 Department of Marine Resources; receive two sets of the Moffatt Mississippi Code. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2243 Disciplinary proceedings by the Mississippi Board of Bean Nursing; authorize hearing panel. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2259 Telemedicine practices; authorize State Department of Bean Health to regulate. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2264 State Department of Health registry for persons with Bean impaired hearing or vision; repeal. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2356 Proprietary School and College Registration law; make Ferris technical revisions to. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2403 Notice; require to surface owner prior to exploration Dearing or drilling for oil or gas. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2453 Income tax and sales tax; clarify when interest begins Bryan to run on refund made by State Tax Commission for overpayment of (STC). Enrolled Bill Signed SB2542 Emergency Management Act; authorize local governments Furniss to declare disaster areas and use equipment. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2543 Veteran's Home Purchase Board; authorize to purchase Furniss property and construct offices thereon. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2552 Driver's license; renew prior to going overseas. Gollott Enrolled Bill Signed SB2565 Persons approved for treatment at mental health Carlton facilities; clinical psychologist may authorize treatment. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2577 Rules; repeal required consideration by Advisory Turner Committee. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2668 Wildlife; revise list of federal acts applicable to Posey state laws. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2694 Wildlife; reallocate certain funds for fish hatchery. Posey Enrolled Bill Signed SB2698 Driver's license; persons using bioptic telescopic Mettetal lenses may receive. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2726 Corrections; provide for forfeiture of earned time for Huggins baseless lawsuit. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2731 Hearing officer's decision under special education act; Ferris authorize appeal into state courts. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2761 Vulnerable adults act; applies to residents regardless Bean of age. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2763 Licensing of psychologists; make technical amendments Ferris to licensure law. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2861 Wildlife; prohibit the introduction of aquatic species Posey in public waters without a permit. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2871 Execution; occur at 6:00 p.m., victim's family may Farris attend. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2880 Boats; revise definition of motor for title. Posey Enrolled Bill Signed SB2951 Port commission; provide for reconstituted commission Dearing for certain ports. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2969 Public employees; revise law relating to transfer of Gordon accrued leave. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2986 Youth Court Act; technical amendments (AOC). Smith Enrolled Bill Signed SB2997 Pat Harrison Waterway District; allow to use certain Robertson monies for repair/maintenance of certain public parks and recreation facilities. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3000 Chancery & circuit clerks; authorize performance of Huggins duties on behalf of each other in counties with 2 judicial districts. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3041 Wildlife; increase penalty for sale of. Posey Enrolled Bill Signed SB3059 Biloxi Port Commission; reconstitute membership. Gollott Enrolled Bill Signed SB3116 Mining; revise surface coal mining and reclamation law. Dearing Enrolled Bill Signed SB3126 Medicaid fraud; investigators to be law enforcement Turner officers. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3154 Limited Liability Company Act; revise. Robertson Enrolled Bill Signed SB3155 Medicaid assistance program; delete repealer and Hall increase reimbursement on chiropractic services. Enrolled Bill Signed
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