HB1744 Income tax; provide tax credit for employers providing Chaney
certain transportation services to employees.
Referred To Ways and Means
HB1745 Cigarettes and tobacco products; increase taxes to fund Reeves
Medicaid for recipients with tobacco-related illnesses.
Referred To Ways and Means
HB1746 Sales tax; exempt federal and state employees on Guice
certain hotel accommodation charges.
Referred To Ways and Means
HB1747 Sales tax; exempt retail sales of equipment and utility Warren
trailers to nonresidents.
Referred To Ways and Means
HB1748 Sales tax; exempt federal and state employees on Simpson
certain hotel accommodation charges.
Referred To Ways and Means
HB 137 License tags; authorize personalized and antique tags Bowles
for motorcycles.
Passed
HB 157 Log trucks; may operate during certain dark hours with Manning
special lighting.
Passed
HB 239 Sixteenth section land; suspend bid requirements for Stevens
governmental agency on mineral lease.
Transmitted To Senate
HB 261 Joint Underwriting Association for Medical Malpractice Ford
Insurance; reenact and extend repealer.
Passed
HB 273 Medicaid; expand home- and community-based services Flaggs
statewide.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 313 Schools; grant immunity to certain employees King
administering corporal punishment.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 337 Constables; revise law enforcement training Formby
requirements.
Reconsidered
Tabled Subject To Call
HB 399 Offenders; extend date of repeal for medical release Ford
of.
Passed
HB 442 Gaming; authorize state universities and Clark
community/junior colleges to offer limited courses
relating to.
Transmitted To Senate
HB 478 State offenders; allow voluntary work for Habitat for Cameron
Humanity.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 499 Sixteenth section lands; revise agricultural lease Livingston
provisions.
Reconsidered
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 510 Insurance companies; revise certain fees paid to Stevens
Commissioner of Insurance.
Passed
HB 517 Nonadmitted surplus lines insurance policies; establish Stevens
stamping procedure by commissioner.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 519 Employee Leasing Act; create and place under authority Stevens
of Insurance Commissioner.
Passed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB 538 Motor vehicles; require reduction in speed in highway McElwain
work zone.
Passed
HB 547 License tags; authorize display of historical tags on Janus
certain vehicles.
Passed
HB 563 State highway system; designate portion of Mississippi Guice
Highway 15 as "Wade Guice Memorial Highway".
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 675 Textbooks, school; allocate share of Education Ketchings
Enhancement Fund for certain nonpublic schools.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB 716 State offenders; are to be under the supervision of DOC Malone
when placed in the Medical Release Program.
Passed
HB 815 Marriage and family therapists; license, and create Moody
joint licensure board with social workers.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 828 Alcoholic Beverage Control Division; authorize to Robinson (84th)
enforce and regulate sale of light wines and beer.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB 839 State and Public School Employees Health Insurance; Horne
create a management board.
Transmitted To Senate
HB 898 Income tax; delete repealer on law providing income tax Williams
credit for ad valorem taxes paid on products, goods and
merchandise held for resale.
Passed
HB 937 Watershed repair; create cost-share program under Soil Holland
and Water Conservation Commission.
Transmitted To Senate
HB 969 Insurance agents; require certain education courses for Montgomery
licensing.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB1032 Salaries; increase for certain state and county elected Green (96th)
and appointed officials.
Reconsidered
Passed As Amended
HB1046 Overweight vehicles; authorize MDOT to issue continuous Malone
movement permits.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB1078 State property; authorize state agencies to transfer Williams
obsolete property to local governing authorities.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB1192 Highway 17; designate portion in Holmes County as Clark
"Bishop Charles Harrison Mason Memorial Highway".
Tabled Subject To Call
HB1201 Small employer health benefit plans; revise definitions Stevens
and provide guaranteed issue.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB1219 Public records; court records maintained electronically Ford
to conform to standards of Administrative Office of
Courts.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB1245 Bonds; revise use of proceeds for certain juvenile Warren
facilities, extend time to issue certain bonds and
extend repealer on Juvenile Detention Fund.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB1246 Youth court; standardize procedures and reporting. Warren
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB1248 Forest Resource Development Program; Legislature shall Eaton
appropriate certain sums for support of.
Transmitted To Senate
HB1268 Mississippi Veterans Monument Commission; amend board Huskey
memberships and meeting requirements.
Transmitted To Senate
HB1270 Sixteenth section lands; authorize transfer for road Stringer
right-of-way purposes.
Transmitted To Senate
HB1281 Youth court; establish statewide Juvenile Work Program. Cameron
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB1310 Gaming counties infrastructure program; include Barnett (116th)
additional highway segments in Harrison County and
Vicksburg.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB1339 Chancery and circuit court documents; state and Compretta
political subdivisions not required to prepay costs for
filing (MDOT).
Passed
HB1358 Emergency vehicles; clarify authority to display Stringer
emergency lights.
Passed
HB1416 Student teaching; exempt assistant teachers and private Miles
school teachers from requirements.
Transmitted To Senate
HB1479 Ad valorem taxes; require tax assessor to notify Ford
taxpayer of increased assessed value of taxpayer's
property in certain cases.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB1481 Sales tax and use tax; clarify diversion to the Motor Williams
Vehicle Ad Valorem Tax Reduction Fund (STC).
Passed
HB1511 Insurers Rehabilitation and Liquidation Act; revise Montgomery
certain set off requirements.
Passed
HB1519 Airport authorities; authorize lease-purchase, Bourdeaux
advertising, etc.
Passed
HB1521 Telecommunication conference facility; authorize Williams
portion of room tax and bond interest to be used for
start-up and operation costs.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB1535 Income taxation; clarify how certain gains are treated Williams
(STC).
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB1536 Correctional facilities; authorize private federal Reynolds
prisons to locate in counties.
Transmitted To Senate
HB1549 Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service Fund; Williams
create and provide checkoff on individual tax form to
allow contribution to.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
HB1554 Alcoholic beverages; authorize holders of package Williams
retailer's permits to sell juices, mixers and other
beverages used to mix with.
Passed
HB1630 Railroads; clarify duties of MDOT with regard to Stevens
enforcement of safety regulations.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB1652 DECD; authorize to purchase property damage and Brown
uninsured motorist insurance on department vehicles.
Passed
HB1653 Motor vehicle certificates of title; authorize lending Williams
institutions to accept applications for (STC).
Recommitted to Committee
HB1670 Pat Harrison Waterway; tax assessor to pay special tax Endt
levy for bond payment.
Amended
Passed As Amended
HB1688 Licenses of harbor masters, pilots; increase fees. Hamilton
Committee Substitute Adopted
Failed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB2040 Traffic violators; sentence to driver education. Dearing
Referred To Transportation
SB2071 Land surveyors; entrance on private property not Bean
trespass.
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2088 Child abuse; protect child abuse reporters from Hall
retaliatory discharge or employment action.
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2090 Domestic insurance companies; require board approval Kirby
before loan or investment of funds.
Referred To Insurance
SB2094 Service dogs; prohibit harassment. Tollison
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2100 Mental health services; Department of Mental Health Thames
approve minimum programs at regional mental health
centers.
Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
SB2115 Penalties; conform for commercial marine violations; Moffatt
prohibit gill nets within certain area.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2118 Life insurance policies; require to be settled within Kirby
certain time.
Referred To Insurance
SB2150 Water and sewage utilities; notify customers of Hawks
proposed rate increase in local newspaper and in
customer invoice.
Referred To Public Utilities
SB2157 Medicaid fraud; prohibit fraudulent Medicaid managed Bean
care practices.
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2178 Physical therapists and assistants; revise licensure Bean
law.
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2179 Speech-language pathology and audiology; revise Bean
licensure law.
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2202 Health professional licensure; extend repealer on State Canon
Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2226 Dental Practice Act; reenact and revise licensure Canon
provisions.
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2241 Occupational therapists; revise licensure law. Bean
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2242 State Board of Barber Examiners; reenact and amend Canon
licensure act.
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2246 Sexual battery; define penetration by MDOC employee or Huggins
contractor as.
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2247 Extortion; revise to include MDOC employees and Huggins
contractors.
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2261 County roads; revise grounds for abandonment. Rayborn
Referred To County Affairs
SB2265 Automobile insurance; extend coverage to certain Kirby
vehicles loaned by licensed dealer.
Referred To Insurance
SB2290 MS Boll Weevil Management Act; include other pests. Thames
Referred To Agriculture
SB2291 Game fish; authorize Department of Agriculture to issue Thames
permits for sale of.
Referred To Agriculture;Game and Fish
SB2299 Psychologists; perform competency exams of alleged Ferris
felons.
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2339 Inventory; suppliers required to repurchase under Thames
certain circumstances.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2363 Unmarked vehicles for sheriff. Rayborn
Referred To County Affairs
SB2366 Agriculture districts; provide for petition procedure Posey
to create.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2370 Delinquent payments owed county; percentage add-on as Rayborn
cost of collection.
Referred To County Affairs
SB2385 County depositories; bid every two years. Little
Referred To County Affairs
SB2412 Mississippi Teacher Center; delete repealer. Ferris
Referred To Education
SB2413 Alternative school programs; delete repealer and waive Ferris
certain accreditation requirements.
Referred To Education
SB2418 Crime Victims Compensation Act; include acts of foreign Frazier
terrorism.
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2444 Phone calls; prohibit false reporting of crimes, revise Hall
penalties.
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2453 Workers' Comp; allow employer to exempt parent, child Bean
or spouse.
Referred To Insurance
SB2455 Local government CAP loan program; include recreational Jordan (24th)
facilities and roads (MA).
Referred To Ways and Means
SB2460 School districts; prescribe powers and duties of school Ferris
district financial advisors appointed by State Bd of
Education.
Referred To Education
SB2462 Department of Finance and Administration; grant Little
easements to DOT on certain state property.
Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands
SB2473 Oil and gas; revise administrative tax millage. Scoper
Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals
SB2480 Comprehensive Health Insurance Risk Pool Association Kirby
Act; reenact and revise.
Referred To Insurance
SB2493 Water pollution control; authorize permit board to Dearing
require applicants for permits to post financial
security.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2494 Water; revise Mississippi Safe Drinking Water Law. Dearing
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2499 Solid waste; create Local Governments solid waste Dearing
assistance fund.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2502 New Home Warranty Act; create. Robertson
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2512 Schoolteacher and administrator licensure; revise Ferris
requirements for standard and special license.
Referred To Education;Appropriations
SB2514 Pharmacist technicians; Pharmacy Board shall regulate. Mettetal
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2544 Forestry Commission members; clarify qualifications of. Harvey
Referred To Agriculture
SB2563 Charitable solicitation; revise (SOS). Turner
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2564 Mississippi Securities Act; revise. Robertson
Referred To Judiciary A
SB2574 Podiatry; revise definition of practice of. Horhn
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2584 Veteran Affairs Board; authorize additional vehicles. Furniss
Referred To Military Affairs;Appropriations
SB2589 Certain health insurance policies; prohibit exclusion Jordan (18th)
of certain drug coverage.
Referred To Insurance
SB2595 Counties; maintain private roads used as Head Start Jackson
turnarounds.
Referred To County Affairs
SB2599 Traffic regulations; passing near bridge o.k. on 4-lane Little
road.
Referred To Transportation
SB2600 Motor Vehicle Commission; authorize to purchase one Little
passenger vehicle.
Referred To Appropriations
SB2610 Insurance; repeal fictitious grouping law. Hewes
Referred To Insurance
SB2616 Bureau of Plant Industry Advisory Board; add State Soil Thames
Survey leader as a member.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2618 Meat, Meat-Food and Poultry Regulation and Inspection Thames
Law; require plant management to reimburse for
inspection services on holidays.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2619 Agriculture Seed Law; revise penalties and due date for Thames
permits.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2620 Imported meats and public contracts for purchase of Thames
meat; repeal laws.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2621 Petroleum Products Inspection Law; require permits for Thames
retail establishments and make clarifications.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2622 MS Fertilizer Law; change frequency and method of Thames
reporting fertilizer tonnage sold.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2623 Meat inspection; authorize Commissioner of Agriculture Thames
to hold hearings and determine penalties.
Referred To Agriculture;Game and Fish
SB2629 Bonds; remove unnecessary language regarding interest Bryan
rates on certain bond issues.
Referred To Ways and Means
SB2644 MS Agricultural and Livestock Theft Bureau; expand Thames
duties of.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2661 Marine Resources; DMR may pay cost of removal of Hewes
derelict vessels.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2662 Marine Resources; clarify duties of CMR related to Hewes
seafood sanitation programs.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2664 Marine resources; clarify duties of CMR and DMR on Hewes
marine aquaculture.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2691 Marine resources; remove uniform requirement for law Moffatt
enforcement.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2711 School board members; require high school education or Johnson (38th)
equivalent.
Referred To Education
SB2729 Timber severance taxation; increase the amount of tax Bryan
liability under which quarterly returns may be filed.
Referred To Ways and Means
SB2742 Electronic filing; authorize Secretary of State to Robertson
accept.
Referred To Judiciary A
SB2748 Department of Agriculture; repeal various regulatory Carlton
laws.
Referred To Agriculture
SB2766 Teen court; revise pilot program. Smith
Referred To Juvenile Justice
SB2777 Oysters; authorize CMR to designate areas reserved for Cuevas
tonging.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2793 Elections; clarify that 17 year olds may vote at Harden
primaries if they are 18 at general election.
Referred To Apportionment and Elections
SB2810 Liquidating insurers; revise the procedure for set-offs Kirby
of mutual debts.
Referred To Insurance
SB2814 Oysters; allow CMR to grant special permits to certain Hewes
nonprofit organizations.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2876 Museum Trust Fund; establish. Hall
Referred To Appropriations
SB2880 State and school employees health insurance; delete Kirby
repealer on medical savings accounts.
Referred To Insurance;Appropriations
SB2881 Exercise care over State Service Center in City of Jackson
Hattiesburg.
Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands
SB2895 Motor vehicle certificates of title; lending Bryan
institutions may accept applications for.
Referred To Transportation
SB2899 Subdivisions; certain boards of supervisors require Hawks
deposit of money for infrastructure.
Referred To County Affairs
SB2920 Community/junior college and university admission; Ferris
authorize dual enrollment and early admissions program.
Referred To Universities and Colleges
SB2934 Harvest permits; extend repeal; authorize certain Lee
tolerances.
Referred To Transportation;County Affairs
SB2937 Water; repeal authorization for certain river basin and Dearing
flood control districts and commissions.
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2964 Franchise tax; treat certain organizations as Bryan
corporations.
Referred To Ways and Means
SB2975 Shrimp; allow to be taken in mouth of Pearl River. Hewes
Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
SB2986 State Crime Stoppers Fund; establish and assess monies Scoper
for.
Referred To Judiciary B
SB2997 Railroad laws; change authority from PSC to MS Minor
Transportation Commission and repeal certain others.
Referred To Public Utilities;Transportation
SB3015 State monetary assessments; revise to fund Leadership Tollison
Council on Aging.
Referred To Judiciary B
SB3079 Appropriation; DOC Medical Expenses & County Hall
Reimbursement; Additional, FY97.
Referred To Appropriations
SB3089 Appropriation; Farmers Central Market; Additional, Hall
FY97.
Referred To Appropriations
SB3090 Appropriation; Attorney General Legal Fees, etc.; Hall
Additional, FY97.
Referred To Appropriations
SB3091 Appropriation; Tax Commission -Homestead Exempt.; Hall
Additional FY97.
Referred To Appropriations
SB3097 Appropriation; Miss. Real Estate Commission; Hall
Additional, FY97.
Referred To Appropriations
HB1653 Motor vehicle certificates of title; authorize lending Williams
institutions to accept applications for (STC).
Died In Committee
SB3109 Income taxation; provide a credit for a portion of Posey
certain conservation expenditures.
Referred To Finance
SB3110 Forrest County; contribute to Hattiesburg Little League Farris
Baseball Association.
Referred To Local and Private
SB3111 Forrest County; authorize contribution to Forrest Farris
County Agricultural High School.
Referred To Local and Private
SB3112 Forrest County; donate to Dale Robertson Celebrity Farris
Invitational Golf Tournament.
Referred To Local and Private
SB3113 Forrest County; donate to Pine Belt Boys and Girls Farris
Club.
Referred To Local and Private
SB3114 Forrest County; contribute to Neighborhood Education Farris
Enhancement Development Services (N.E.E.D.S.).
Referred To Local and Private
SB3115 Forrest County; contribute to child abuse centers. Farris
Referred To Local and Private
SC 543 Thomas L. Cole; commend the life of. Gordon
Referred To Rules
SN 92 Julie Cain, Wiggins, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR
State Board of Nursing Home Administrators, for the
unexpired term of office ending June 6, 1997
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 93 Julie Cain, Wiggins, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR
State Board of Nursing Home Administrators, for the
four year term of office commencing June 6, 1997
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 94 Robert H. Montague, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR
member of the Mississippi Veterans Affairs Board, for
the five year term of office commencing May 14, 1997
Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs
SN 95 Wyndham Bubber Fletcher, Indianola, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR
member of the Board of Directors of the Prison
Industries Corporation, for the four year term of
office commencing May 5, 1997
Referred To Corrections
SN 96 Jimmy D. Howell, Laurel, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR
the Board of Directors of the Prison Industries
Corporation, for the four year term of office
commencing May 5, 1997
Referred To Corrections
SN 97 Bennie L. Rayford, Lexington, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR
of the Board of Directors of the Prison Industry
Corporation, for the four year term of office
commencing May 5, 1997
Referred To Corrections
HB 766 Welfare reform; establish Mississippi Temporary Moody
Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program.
Title Suff Do Pass As Amended
HB1633 Mississippi Development Bank; authorize to issue state Ford
general obligation bonds for limited purpose.
Passed
Transmitted To House
SB2005 State employees; delete requirement of adjusting life Gordon
insurance amounts on policy anniversary date.
Passed
SB2058 Public Contractors Board; additional fee to fund Bean
construction education programs.
Transmitted To House
SB2117 Workers' Compensation Assigned Risk Pool; insurance Kirby
commissioner may require contribution to contingency
fund.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2157 Medicaid fraud; prohibit fraudulent Medicaid managed Bean
care practices.
Transmitted To House
SB2158 Involuntary commitment; authorize emergency detention Carlton
of certain persons by licensed physicians.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2164 Child support enforcement; comply with mandates of Bean
federal Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity
Reconciliation Act of 1996.
Motion to Reconsider Tabled
SB2267 Additional highways, bypasses and bridges; direct DOT Mettetal
to accept, construct and maintain.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
SB2329 Justice court fees; increase. Rayborn
Passed
SB2330 State Auditor; authorize to purchase certain number of Kirby
automobiles.
Passed
SB2377 Office on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing; create under Bean
SBCJC.
Transmitted To House
SB2419 State Auditor; authorize to review municipal audit Kirby
reports or compilations for compliance with state law.
Amended
Passed As Amended
SB2455 Local government CAP loan program; include recreational Jordan (24th)
facilities and roads (MA).
Transmitted To House
SB2462 Department of Finance and Administration; grant Little
easements to DOT on certain state property.
Transmitted To House
SB2470 Banking regulatory laws; amend various. Woodfield
Transmitted To House
SB2472 Telecommunications; require PSC reports and create Scoper
advisory committee.
Transmitted To House
SB2494 Water; revise Mississippi Safe Drinking Water Law. Dearing
Transmitted To House
SB2499 Solid waste; create Local Governments solid waste Dearing
assistance fund.
Transmitted To House
SB2531 Community development block grants; prohibit for public Dearing
water systems unless viable.
Transmitted To House
SB2553 Annual reports; agencies not send to legislators or Hawks
state officials except on request.
Passed
SB2574 Podiatry; revise definition of practice of. Horhn
Transmitted To House
SB2576 Driver's license; provide religious exception to Carlton
education requirement.
Transmitted To House
SB2624 Hazardous waste; clarify demonstration of need for Canon
previously permitted commercial hazardous waste
management facility.
Passed
SB2631 Real estate brokers; increase license renewal fees. Hewes
Transmitted To House
SB2633 Political office; authorize candidacy by human White (29th)
services, highway patrol and wildlife department
employees.
Recommitted to Committee
SB2636 Gaming counties infrastructure program; add road. Gollott
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
SB2649 Public school finance; implement MS Adequate Education Bryan
Funding formula.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Passed As Amended
SB2673 Levee damage commissioners; increase per diem and Carlton
expense allowance to standard rates.
Passed
SB2675 Election; qualified elector may vote absentee for any Carlton
reason.
Amended
Passed As Amended
SB2699 Wildlife; technical revisions to shooting preserves Posey
law.
Transmitted To House
SB2710 Wildlife; clarify game status of white-tailed deer; Posey
classify opossum as fur-bearing animal.
Amended
Passed As Amended
SB2725 Mining; revise Mississippi Surface Coal Mining and Hamilton
Reclamation Law.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2729 Timber severance taxation; increase the amount of tax Bryan
liability under which quarterly returns may be filed.
Transmitted To House
SB2733 Hazardous waste; require certain commercial hazardous Robertson
waste management fees to equal those of contiguous
states.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Amended
Failed
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB2765 Youth; authorize youth services and National Guard to Smith
implement youth offender program.
Transmitted To House
SB2770 Local government records act; amend. Burton
Passed
SB2772 Public Service Commission; entities lawfully exercising Minor
power of eminent domain not required to obtain
information from.
Passed
SB2796 Water pollution; create hardship grants fund and Dearing
program to be administered by Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ).
Transmitted To House
SB2811 Drug-Free Workplace Workers' Compensation Premium Kirby
Reduction Act; create.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2843 Marine Resources; classify cobia as game fish. Moffatt
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2857 Economic development districts; employ real estate Hewes
brokers and appraisers.
Transmitted To House
SB2861 Trauma Care Task Force; create. Bean
Transmitted To House
SB2883 Transportation of pupils; eliminate time restriction on Johnson (19th)
private contracts.
Transmitted To House
SB2899 Subdivisions; certain boards of supervisors require Hawks
deposit of money for infrastructure.
Transmitted To House
SB2933 Traffic signals; clarify DOT, cities responsibilities. Lee
Passed
SB2946 Wildlife; strictly regulate possession of wild animals Posey
inherently dangerous to humans.
Amended
Passed As Amended
Motion to Reconsider Entered
SB2949 Hospitality stations; transportation commission work Hewes
with MSU for beautification.
Transmitted To House
SB2954 Personal Service Contract Review Board; regulate Gordon
personal and professional service contracts.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2955 Proceedings before Employee Appeals Board; clarify Gordon
review authority.
Passed
SB2956 Compensatory time, overtime pay, personal and medical Gordon
leave for state employees; clarify.
Passed
SB2957 State personnel system; clarify treatment of disabled Gordon
applicants.
Passed
SB2958 State Personnel Board's powers and duties; clarify and Gordon
extend repealer.
Amended
Passed As Amended
SB2961 County officials and state employees; pay twice a Minor
month.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB2983 Small Business Assistance Program; amend and continue. Horhn
Transmitted To House
SB3037 Pearl River Basin Development District; allow Madison Hall
County to become a member.
Transmitted To House
SB3041 Assessed value; include value of gas produced in a Thames
county to determine certain compensation.
Passed
SN 11 James H. Herring, Canton, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR
the State Personnel Board, for the unexpired term of
office ending July 1, 1998
Appointment Returned To Gov
HB 100 Trespass; specify inclusion of public housing authority Smith (39th)
property.
Referred To Judiciary
HB 107 Infant Mortality Task Force; extend date of repealer Ford
on.
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 239 Sixteenth section land; suspend bid requirements for Stevens
governmental agency on mineral lease.
Referred To Education
HB 262 Board of Chiropractic Examiners; extend repealer on. Ford
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 263 State Board of Barber Examiners; extend repealer on. Ford
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 393 State Board of Cosmetology; extend date of repealer on. Ford
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 412 Phone calls; prohibit false reporting of crimes and Wallace
revise penalties.
Referred To Judiciary
HB 442 Gaming; authorize state universities and Clark
community/junior colleges to offer limited courses
relating to.
Referred To Universities and Colleges;Finance
HB 453 Deputy circuit clerks; authorize additional to certify Peranich
initiative petitions.
Referred To County Affairs
HB 572 Hearing impairment; require testing of newborn children Robertson
in hospitals for.
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 585 Insurance laws; make various technical amendments. Stevens
Referred To Insurance
HB 614 Misdemeanors; prohibit disclosure of persons arrested McInnis
but not charged.
Referred To Judiciary
HB 686 Youth court counselors; reside in respective district Moody
unless approved by Director of Community Services.
Referred To Juvenile Justice
HB 688 Youth courts; transfer reporting from DHS to Moody
Administrative Office of Courts.
Referred To Juvenile Justice
HB 690 Psychologist; may make mental exam of alleged felons. Moody
Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Judiciary
HB 803 Banking regulatory laws; amend various. Guice
Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
HB 820 Occupational therapists; revise licensure law. Moody
Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 839 State and Public School Employees Health Insurance; Horne
create a management board.
Referred To Insurance;Finance
HB 891 Teen Court; revise certain provisions. Fredericks
Referred To Juvenile Justice
HB 916 Motor Vehicle Sales Finance Law and Small Loan Guice
Regulatory Law; make various amendments to.
Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
HB 929 Securities; uniform transfer-on-death securities Perry
registration (NCCUSL).
Referred To Judiciary
HB 937 Watershed repair; create cost-share program under Soil Holland
and Water Conservation Commission.
Referred To Agriculture;Appropriations
HB 976 State Auditor; audit Camp Shelby Timber Fund annually Bowles
(PEER).
Referred To Forestry
HB1124 Securities; revise Mississippi Securities Act (SOS). Perry
Referred To Judiciary
HB1125 Charities; revise charitable solicitations (SOS). Perry
Referred To Judiciary
HB1182 Property; Department of Finance and Administration Compretta
transfer to Department of Transportation (MDOT).
Referred To Public Property
HB1197 Campaign Finance Reform; establish. Denny
Referred To Elections;Judiciary
HB1230 Pearl River Basin Development District; allow Madison Ellington
County to become a member of the district.
Referred To Environment Prot, Cons and Water Res
HB1231 Campaign finances; authorize Secretary of State to Denny
assess a penalty for failure to file a report.
Referred To Elections;Judiciary
HB1237 Water; repeal authority for certain river basin, flood Ellington
control and water districts.
Referred To Environment Prot, Cons and Water Res
HB1248 Forest Resource Development Program; Legislature shall Eaton
appropriate certain sums for support of.
Referred To Forestry;Appropriations
HB1258 Municipal court; may be held outside municipal Perry
boundaries for preliminary matters.
Referred To Judiciary
HB1268 Mississippi Veterans Monument Commission; amend board Huskey
memberships and meeting requirements.
Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs
HB1270 Sixteenth section lands; authorize transfer for road Stringer
right-of-way purposes.
Referred To Education
HB1288 Municipalities; authorize collection agency hired by Wells-Smith
municipality to collect fines/debts to use garnishment
procedures.
Referred To Municipalities
HB1313 Business law; Secretary of State authorized to accept Perry
electronic filing (SOS).
Referred To Judiciary
HB1357 Elected officials; authorize limited access to office Straughter
for successor during predecessor's last 15 days.
Referred To Elections
HB1403 Capital assets; require scheduled maintenance plan for. King
Referred To Public Property
HB1406 Justice court; judge must reside in district he seeks Perry
to serve.
Referred To Judiciary
HB1414 Mississippi Civil War Battlefield Commission; create. Stribling
Referred To Public Property
HB1415 Prison industries; authorize to locate at a private Malone
correctional facility or at a regional correctional
facility.
Referred To Corrections
HB1416 Student teaching; exempt assistant teachers and private Miles
school teachers from requirements.
Referred To Education
HB1451 Institutions of higher learning; authorize study Peranich
offering courses at off-campus sites.
Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB1474 School administrators; exempt persons having begun Eaton
certification process from new requirements.
Referred To Education
HB1476 School transportation contracts; increase maximum term Johnson
for private contracts.
Referred To Education
HB1478 Squirrel hunting zones; amend zone three to last Davis (102nd)
Saturday in October.
Referred To Wildlife and Fisheries
HB1493 Swine Demonstration Unit at Pontotoc Branch Experiment Holland
Station; rename Wiley L. Bean Swine Demonstration Unit.
Referred To Agriculture
HB1536 Correctional facilities; authorize private federal Reynolds
prisons to locate in counties.
Referred To Corrections;Finance
SB2633 Political office; authorize candidacy by human White (29th)
services, highway patrol and wildlife department
employees.
Died In Committee
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