HB1544 Bonds; issue bonds to construct an access road to the Middleton
Grand Gulf Nuclear Facility.
Referred To Ways and Means
HB1545 Humphreys County; authorize to contribute funds to Straughter
Keystone Lodge #15.
Referred To Local and Private Legislation
HB1546 Appropriation; Department of Finance and Administration Bourdeaux
Military Communities Council.
Referred To Appropriations
HB1547 Income tax; provide credit to individual nonbusiness Moore
taxpayers for portion of income taxes imposed.
Referred To Ways and Means
HB1548 Appropriation; Mississippi National Guard for Barnett (92nd)
construction of a National Guard Armory.
Referred To Appropriations
HB1549 Sales tax; exempt sales of certain home medical Hudson
equipment and supplies when paid for under Medicare or
Medicaid program.
Referred To Ways and Means
HC 81 Commend Michael B. Vinson on being named the 1999 Scott (17th)
National Superintendent of the Year.
Referred To Rules
Title Suff Do Be Adopted
SC 533 The Canton Spirituals; commend. Blackmon
Title Suff Do Be Adopted
SC 536 Mississippi Association of Governmental Purchasing Burton
Agents; commend.
Title Suff Do Be Adopted
SC 538 Coach Todd Knight; commend. Dearing
Title Suff Do Be Adopted
SC 539 Mary Keen; commend upon retirement as the State Bond Gordon
Advisory Director.
Title Suff Do Be Adopted
SC 541 MSU Bulldog baseball team; commend. Hamilton
Title Suff Do Be Adopted
HB 100 Lice; three occasions of student having need not be Manning
consecutive before Health Department may assist.
Passed
HB 101 Retirement advisory boards; expand by one; require one Horne
member of board be a retiree elected by retired firemen
and policemen.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 130 Institutions of Higher Learning; board may sell certain Capps
land of Delta State University.
Passed
HB 145 Funerals; out-of-state directors may conduct if their Flaggs *
state grants reciprocity.
Passed
HB 149 Restitution programs; delete provision which only Moak
allows Mississippi residents to be placed in.
Passed
HB 152 Boxing; promoter must be licensed to stage a match or Broomfield
show on pay-per-view or closed circuit.
Recommitted to Committee
HB 238 Distinctive license tag decal; authorize issuance to Janus
commemorate tricentennial at Biloxi.
Passed
HB 511 Appropriation; Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory; Holland
authorize transfer certain monies among several
categories.
Passed
HB 538 Hospitals; extend repealer on authority to establish Ford
group purchase programs.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 553 Prison lands; extend repealer on leasing to private Ford
entities.
Passed
HB 554 Prison Overcrowding Emergency Powers Act; extend Ford
repealer on.
Passed
HB 556 Intensive supervision program; reenact and extend Ford
repealer for one year.
Passed
HB 557 Special Needs Prison Program of 1994; reenact and Ford
extend repealer for one year.
Passed
HB 558 Community Service Revolving Fund; reenact and extend Ford
repealer for one year.
Passed
HB 580 Business improvement districts; reduce the amount of Williams
the vote necessary to implement.
Passed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB 616 Quitman County, school district; extend repealer on Ford
authority to transfer Old Falcon School property to
board of supervisors.
Passed
HB 617 Emerging Crops Fund; extend repealer on reforestation Ford
cost-share program and remove certain programs.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 660 Board of Animal Health, Veterinary Diagnostic Board and Ford
State Veterinarian; reenact and extend repealer.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 758 Law Enforcement Officer's Contingency Fund; create to Capps
pay death benefits to survivors of officers killed.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 779 Public purchasing laws; revise certain provisions of. Perry
Amended
Passed As Amended
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB 780 Child support; may be ordered retroactively. Perry
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB 784 Highway Patrol Retirement System; increase amount of Perry
benefits for retired members.
Passed
HB 785 Public Employees' Retirement System and Highway Patrol Perry
Retirement System laws; amend various provisions of.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 793 Milk; transfer regulatory responsibility from the Holland
Department of Agriculture to the Board of Health.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 794 Drainage districts; revise time in landowner's favor Simpson *
before property taken for improvements.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 800 Increase number of passenger vehicles authorized for Foster
several agencies.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 814 Corporation franchise tax; clarify method used by Williams
certain holding corporations to determine portion of
capital excluded from.
Passed
HB 817 Alcoholic beverages; delete requirement that applicant Williams
for alcoholic beverage permit read and write the
English language (STC).
Passed
HB 827 Physicians; Medical Licensure Board may assess costs Holden
against in disciplinary actions.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 830 Podiatrists; increase annual license renewal fee and Holden
use portion to aid impaired licenses.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 852 Child support enforcement statutes; revise pursuant to Moody
federal law.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB 854 Child support enforcement statutes; revise. Moody
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB 862 Veterans' Home Purchase Board; transfer funds in fiscal Capps
year 1999 appropriation among categories.
Passed
HB 863 Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors Board; Capps
transfer funds in fiscal year 1999 appropriation among
categories.
Passed
HB 864 Agricultural Aviation Board; transfer funds in FY99 Capps
appropriations among categories.
Passed
HB 914 Absentee ballots; issue applications only upon request Denny
of the voter and allow assistance.
Tabled Subject To Call
HB 915 Armed Forces Absentee Voting Law; revise. Denny
Passed
HB 936 Elections; make certain technical amendments to the Denny
election laws.
Passed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB 962 Marine Resources Department; transfer funds in FY 99 Capps
appropriation among categories.
Passed
HB 963 Mental Health Department; transfer funds in FY 99 Capps
appropriation among categories.
Passed
HB 969 Joint Legislative Budget Committee; expand membership. Blackmon
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 984 Pat Harrison Waterway District; delete prohibition on Endt
expending monies required from member counties.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 989 Mississippi Department of Information Technology Brown
Services; technical amendments to certain laws
establishing.
Passed
HB 996 Liens; create for subcontractors or supplliers of Smith (39th)
contractors.
Recommitted to Committee
HB1053 Taxation; Board of Levee Commissioners for the Cameron
Yazoo-Mississippi Delta shall prepare privilege
licenses.
Passed
HB1077 Corrections Department; transfer funds in FY99 Capps
appropriation to allow payment of county expenses.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB1113 Offenders; authorize trustees to accumulate additional Malone
earned time.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB1121 Public property; DFA convey all interest in certain Howell
property to Montgomery Co., NWMS Comm. Coll. convey
property to Benton Co. Sch. Dist.
Passed
HB1123 Tidelands; exempt certain military establishments from Ryan
use or rental fees.
Tabled Subject To Call
HB1130 Mississippi Code; provide Department of Rehabilitation Moody
Services with four sets of.
Passed
HB1199 Public purchasing laws; revise definition of Malone
"commodities".
Passed
HB1336 Boxing; require license by Athletic Commission before Williams
person acts as promoter of event or closed circuit
telecast.
Passed
HB1414 State depositories; revise formula for allocating state Guice
funds among.
Passed
HB1449 Premium finance companies; revise method of calculating Chaney
refund of unearned premiums to.
Passed
HC 81 Commend Michael B. Vinson on being named the 1999 Scott (17th)
National Superintendent of the Year.
Adopted
Transmitted To Senate
SB2381 Retirement; revise calculation of PERS additional Bryan
annual benefit.
Amended
Passed As Amended
SC 533 The Canton Spirituals; commend. Blackmon
Adopted
Transmitted To Senate
SC 536 Mississippi Association of Governmental Purchasing Burton
Agents; commend.
Adopted
Transmitted To Senate
SC 538 Coach Todd Knight; commend. Dearing
Adopted
Transmitted To Senate
SC 539 Mary Keen; commend upon retirement as the State Bond Gordon
Advisory Director.
Adopted
Transmitted To Senate
SC 541 MSU Bulldog baseball team; commend. Hamilton
Adopted
Transmitted To Senate
SB3084 Appropriation; Athletic Commission; Additional, FY99. Hall
Referred To Appropriations
SB3085 Appropriation; MS Coast Coliseum Commission; ADDL. Hall
FY99.
Referred To Appropriations
SB3086 Appropriation; Veterans Memorial Stadium Commission; Hall
ADDL.FY99.
Referred To Appropriations
SC 539 Mary Keen; commend upon retirement as the State Bond Gordon
Advisory Director.
Referred To Rules
SC 541 MSU Bulldog baseball team; commend. Hamilton
Referred To Rules
SC 544 Chenise Danielle Lyles; commend. Blackmon
Referred To Rules
SC 545 Jasmine Michelle Martin; commend. Blackmon
Referred To Rules
SC 546 George Washington; join in commemorating 200th Scoper
anniversary.
Referred To Rules
HB 152 Boxing; promoter must be licensed to stage a match or Broomfield
show on pay-per-view or closed circuit.
Died In Committee
HB 996 Liens; create for subcontractors or supplliers of Smith (39th)
contractors.
Died In Committee
HC 15 Commend life and service of Mr. Dalton Lake Hyde as Reynolds
Election Commissioner.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 17 Commend Moss Point Monarchs Baseball Team. Broomfield
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 44 Commend Charlie Worsham. Holden
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 65 Commend Calvin Thigpen on being named a Rhodes Scholar. Ford
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 66 Commend Kosciusko High School Band. Stevens
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 67 Commend Coach Farriss Jenkins on his outstanding Stevens
career.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 68 Commend Laura M. Curry, the 1998 Carroll County Stevens
Business Woman of the Year.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 69 Commend Deborah Newman on being named 1999 Mississippi Scott (17th)
Teacher of the Year.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 70 Commend the life of Edward Elliott. Perkins
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 71 Commend Smithville High School Football Team. Markham
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 72 Commend Winston Academy Patriots Football Team. Moody
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 73 Commend Meridian All-Stars for winning the 1998 Babe Grist
Ruth 13-Year-Old World Series.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 74 Commend Dr. Kent Wyatt upon his retirement as President Capps
of Delta State University.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 75 Commend Mr. Leland Speakes, Jr., President of the Capps
Foundation for North American Wild Sheep.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 76 Commend James Rasberry on being named 1998 Builder Stevens
Member of the Year.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 77 Commend James Weeks on being selected 1998 State Stevens
Veterans Affairs Board Employee of the Year.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 78 Commend Dr. Barbara West Carpenter on being the guest Watson
speaker at the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Founder's Day
Banquet.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3098 Bonds; increase amount that may be issued under the Smith
Local Governments Capital Improvements Revolving Loan
Program (DECD).
Referred To Finance
SB3099 Income tax; revise businesses eligible for jobs tax Smith
credit under the Economic Development Reform Act
(DECD).
Referred To Finance
SB3100 Bonds; increase amount of bonds that may be issued Smith
under the Economic Development Highway Act (DECD).
Referred To Finance
SB3101 Ad valorem taxes; revise businesses that counties and Smith
municipalities may exempt from.
Referred To Finance
SB3102 Emerging Crops Fund; increase amount of bonds for Smith
minority economic development, extend repealer on such
assistance (DECD).
Referred To Finance
SB3103 Calhoun County Nursing Home; authorize a contribution Gordon
to Hillcrest Hospital in Calhoun City.
Referred To Local and Private
SB2064 Emergency services under HMO contracts; prohibit prior Jordan (24th)
authorization.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2142 EBT system for food stamps; extend implementation Bean
dates.
Passed
SB2146 Orthotics and prosthetics certification; define Dearing
certifying agency.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2173 Veterans Affairs Board; revise staffing requirements. Furniss
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2176 Public bid requirements and exceptions; clarify. Burton
Passed
SB2216 Third-party payment of certified nurse practitioners; Bean
require.
Passed
SB2255 Stay of CON proceedings pending appeal; authorize. Bean
Passed
SB2257 Child care facility licensure law; make technical Bean
amendments thereto.
Passed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB2258 Child residential home licensure; clarify inspection Bean
requirements.
Passed
SB2293 Fire safety education program; create under State Fire Kirby
Marshal's Office.
Passed
SB2300 Trial judges; revise office operating allowance. Turner
Passed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB2305 Insurance; provide to disabled judges for remainder of Turner
term of office.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB2311 Criminal history record checks for child residential Bean
facilities; DPS responsible for releasing information.
Passed
SB2312 TANF assistance payments; increase. Bean
Passed
SB2319 Permit requirements for persons providing home medical Canon
equipment; extend repealer.
Passed
SB2354 "Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure Act of 1997"; Canon
reenact.
Passed
SB2355 State Board of Barber Examiners; revise composition of. Canon
Passed
SB2356 State Board of Cosmetology; revise certain license Canon
qualifications and authorize biennial license renewal.
Passed
SB2363 Certified Public Accountants; amend regulatory laws of. Woodfield
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2404 Students required to be assigned to alternative Bean
schools; clarify school disciplinary authority.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB2408 Milk; transfer regulatory responsibility from the Thames
Department of Agriculture to the Board of Health.
Passed
SB2409 Cotton brokers; require licensing by the Commissioner Thames
of Agriculture.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2410 Grain dealers law; revise bonding requirements and Thames
require fee for license.
Passed
SB2412 State Board of Agricultural Aviation; extend repealer. Thames
Passed
SB2414 Judicial performance; add municipal court judge to Mettetal
Commission on Judicial Performance.
Passed
SB2418 Forestry; clarify damages for cutting trees without Harvey
owners consent.
Passed
SB2434 Medicaid; increase home leave days for nursing & ICFMR Furniss
facilities reimbursement.
Passed
SB2486 Health care facilities; issue CON for Comprehensive Bean
Cancer Center.
Amendment Failed
Passed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB2504 Driver's license; limited license for bioptic Mettetal
telescopic lenses.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2505 Weighing devices; transfer regulatory authority to Thames
Dept. of Ag for certain weighing devices.
Passed
SB2535 MS Rice Promotion Board assessment; extend repealer. Carlton
Passed
SB2543 Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIPS); define Hall
eligibility for.
Passed
SB2548 MS Bird Dealers Licensing Act; change administration Thames
of.
Passed
SB2569 Certified Animal Euthanasia Technicians; authorize MS Hamilton
Board of Veterinary Medicine to regulate.
Passed
SB2597 Gasoline; suspend driver's license of those not paying Ferris
for.
Passed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB2663 Taxation; Board of Levee Commissioners for the Carlton
Yazoo-Mississippi Delta shall prepare privilege
licenses.
Passed
SB2828 Podiatrists; increase annual license renewal fee and Johnson (19th)
use portion to aid impaired licenses.
Amended
Passed As Amended
SB2859 Geographic Information System; provide method of Dickerson
recovering costs of developing.
Passed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB3030 Alcoholic beverages; delete requirement that applicant Harden *
for alcoholic beverage permit read and write the
English language (STC).
Recommitted to Committee
SC 544 Chenise Danielle Lyles; commend. Blackmon
Adopted
Transmitted To House
SC 545 Jasmine Michelle Martin; commend. Blackmon
Adopted
Transmitted To House
SC 546 George Washington; join in commemorating 200th Scoper
anniversary.
Adopted
Transmitted To House
SB3030 Alcoholic beverages; delete requirement that applicant Harden *
for alcoholic beverage permit read and write the
English language (STC).
Died In Committee
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