1.

S. N. No. 5:

Spence Mike Dye, Jackson, Mississippi, Mississippi Home Corporation, term begins immediately and will end June 30, 2010.
(Do Advise and Consent)

2.

S. N. No. 9:

Brad Mooney Bounds, Philadelphia, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, six-year term ending March 31, 2012.
(Do Advise and Consent)

3.

S. N. No. 61:

Elizabeth Ann (Liz) Joachim, Biloxi, Mississippi, Mississippi Home Corporation, term begins on July 1, 2006 and expires on June 30, 2012.
(Do Advise and Consent)

4.

S. N. No. 81:

Roger Lee Sinclair, Brandon, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, six-year term ending March 31, 2012.
(Do Advise and Consent)

5.

S. N. No. 74:

Stephen Lee Thomas, Madison, Mississippi, Mississippi Home Corporation, unexpired term ending April 23, 2010, representing the First Supreme Court District, vice William L. Smith.
(Do Advise and Consent)

6.

S. N. No. 3:

Alyssa Ann Farmer, Brandon, Mississippi, Mississippi Commission on the Status of Women, term begins immediately and ends on June 30, 2008.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Rules)

7.

S. N. No. 11:

Bethany Jackson (Beth) Bryant, Brandon, Mississippi, Mississippi Commission on the Status of Women as a single mother, four-year term beginning July 1, 2006 and ending June 30, 2010.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Rules)

8.

S. R. No. 37:

Commend Indianola Gentry "Lady Rams" Basketball Team for perfect season and for State/Overall Championship.
(Rules)

9.

H.C.R. No. 118:

Andy Kennedy; commend and congratulate upon being named 2007 SEC Coach of the Year by the Associated Press.
(Rules)

10.

S. R. No. 38:

Congratulate Houston High School "Class of 1957" on 50th Class Reunion.
(Rules)

11.

H. B. No. 909:
  (3/5)

Distinctive license; authorize for various purposes.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Robertson) (Finance)

12.

H. B. No. 1142:
  (3/5)

Tourism project sales tax incentive; authorize for certain tourism projects that locate in this state.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Robertson) (Finance)

13.

S. B. No. 3193:
  (3/5)(R)

Bonds; authorize the issuance of state general obligation bonds for the Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Robertson) (Finance)

14.

H. B. No. 1056:

Gasoline and motor fuel taxes; authorize refund for certain taxes erroneously collected.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Robertson) (Finance)

15.

H. B. No. 1379:

Mississippi Employment Protection Act; create.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Doxey, Brown) (Labor)

16.

S. B. No. 2369:

Physical education and health education programs in school districts; require certain minimum standards.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Carmichael, Chaney) (Education) (Appropriations)

17.

S. B. No. 3134:

Appropriation; Mississippi Development Authority.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Horhn, Gordon) (Suspended from deadlines by H.C.R.No.119) (Appropriations)

18.

S. B. No. 3224:
  (3/5)

Clay County and City of West Point; authorize revocation of certain ad valorem tax exemption if a facility is closed.
(Local and Private) (Finance)

19.

S.C.R. No. 643:
  (2/3)

Suspend rules for drafting, etc.; exempt certain sales to replace/repair buildings/equipment destroyed in disasters.
(Rules)

20.

H. B. No. 1364:
  
  (Refiled 3/28)

State funds; authorize Mental Health and MEMA to transfer funds among budgets and Arts Commission to escalate its budget.
(Appropriations)
SENATE CONFEREES: Gordon, Burton, Dearing
HOUSE CONFEREES: Stringer, Read, Brown

21.

S. B. No. 2777:
  
  (Refiled 3/29)

Health Care Trust Fund; revise schedule of payments into the Health Care Expendable Fund.
(Appropriations)
SENATE CONFEREES: Gordon, Little, Burton
HOUSE CONFEREES: Stringer, Brown, Holland

22.

S. B. No. 2985:
  
  (Refiled 3/29)

Borrowed special funds; delay payback requirement from sales tax diversion.
(Appropriations)
SENATE CONFEREES: Gordon, Little, Burton
HOUSE CONFEREES: Stringer, Read, Brown

23.

S. B. No. 2745:
  
  (Refiled 3/29)

MS Veterans Memorial Stadium Commission; revise maximum term of leases on its property.
(Public Property)
SENATE CONFEREES: Jackson (32nd), Mettetal, Carmichael
HOUSE CONFEREES: Weathersby, Gadd, Sullivan

24.

S. B. No. 2760:
  
  (Refiled 3/29)

Law enforcement officers; provide minimum due process rights for municipal.
(Judiciary, Division B)
SENATE CONFEREES: Tollison, Walls, Morgan
HOUSE CONFEREES: Robinson (63rd), Myers, Mayo

25.

S. N. No. 51:

Stephen Anthony (Steve) Adamec, Jr., Diamondhead, Mississippi, Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services, five-year term beginning July 1, 2006 and ending June 30, 2011.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Fees, Salaries and Administration)

26.

S. N. No. 64:

Reuben V. Anderson, Jackson, Mississippi, Board of Trustees of the Department of Archives and History, term effective January 1, 2007 and ends January 1, 2010, vice Arch Dalrymple.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Fees, Salaries and Administration)

27.

S. N. No. 12:

William Ward (Bill) Canon, Columbus, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the Prison Industries Act Corporation, four-year term ending May 5, 2010, representing an at-large seat.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Corrections)

28.

S. N. No. 22:

Randall Johnson, Noxapater, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the Mississippi Prison Industries Act Corporation, four-year term ending May 5, 2010, representing an at-large seat.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Corrections)

29.

S. N. No. 33:

Samuel Wesley (Sam) Moore, III, Brandon, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the Mississippi Prison Industries Act Corporation, unexpired term ending May 5, 2007, representing the marketing industry, vice Money Powell.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Corrections)

30.

S. N. No. 49:

John Franklin Turner, Leakesville, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the Mississippi Prison Industries Act Corporation, four-year ending May 5, 2010, representing an at-large seat.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Corrections)

31.

S. N. No. 50:

Marijo James Denson, Decatur, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the Mississippi Prison Industries Act Corporation, four-year term ending May 5, 2010, representing an at-large seat.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Corrections)

32.

S. N. No. 72:

Jennifere Lynn (Jennie) Simmons, Lake, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the Mississippi Prison Industries Act Corporation, unexpired term ending May 5, 2007, representing the labor industry.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Corrections)

33.

S. N. No. 88:

Charles Herbert (Buddy) Lewis, III, Gloster, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters from the State-at-large, five-year term ending June 30, 2011.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Forestry)

34.

S. N. No. 44:

Clinton Crawford (Clint) Rounsaville, Brookhaven, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters, unexpired term ending June 30, 2008, representing the South West Forestry Commission District.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Forestry)

35.

S. N. No. 31:

John B. Mitchell, Corinth, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters, five-year term beginning July 1, 2006 and ending June 30, 2011, representing the North East Forestry Commission Distirct.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Forestry)

36.

S. N. No. 42:

Charles Randall (Randy) Rice, Sumrall, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters, five-year term beginning July 1, 2006 and ending June 30, 2011, representing the South East Forestry Commission District.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Forestry)

37.

S. N. No. 80:

Willie Glen Sowell, Brandon, Mississippi, Mississippi Forestry Commission, six-year term beginning July 1, 2006 and ending June 30, 2012, representing an at-large seat.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Forestry)

38.

S. N. No. 65:

Roland Weeks, Jr., Biloxi, Mississippi, Board of Trustees of the Department of Archives and History, term effective January 1, 2007 and ends January 1, 2010, vice Gilbert R. Mason.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Fees, Salaries and Administration)

39.

S. N. No. 90:

Donald Ray Thompson, Brandon, Mississippi, State Personnel Director, term beginning on January 15, 2007.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Fees, Salaries and Administration)

40.

S. N. No. 23:

Robert E. Jones, Madison, Mississippi, State Personnel Board, unexpired term ending June 30, 2007, representing the at-large seat, vice Samuel Tom Hall.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Fees, Salaries and Administration)

41.

H. B. No. 1649:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Robin Rushing of Coahoma County.
(AS AMENDED) (Judiciary, Division B)

42.

H. B. No. 1709:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Helen Lane of Tunica County.
(Judiciary, Division B)

43.

H. B. No. 1733:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Henry P. Byrd of George County.
(Judiciary, Division B)

44.

H. B. No. 1749:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Edward Carter, Sr., of Claiborne County.
(Judiciary, Division B)

45.

H. B. No. 1762:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Jessica Edwards of Lowndes County.
(Judiciary, Division B)

46.

H. B. No. 1786:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Johnny Pool of Jones County.
(Judiciary, Division B)

47.

H. B. No. 1790:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Jacquelyn L. Hicks of Tunica County.
(Judiciary, Division B)

48.

H. B. No. 1791:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Troy E. Thomas of Walthall County.
(Judiciary, Division B)

49.

H. B. No. 1792:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to William S. McCarty, Jr., of Hinds County.
(Judiciary, Division B)

50.

H. B. No. 1800:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Janis Keeton of Tunica County.
(Judiciary, Division B)

51.

H. B. No. 1748:
  (2/3)

Suffrage; restore to Will Beard, Jr., of Walthall County.
(AS AMENDED) (Judiciary, Division B)

52.

S. N. No. 91:

James Lamar Cummins, Jr., Leland, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the Mississippi Institute for Forest Inventory as a certified wildlife and fisheries biologist, four-year term ending June 30, 2011.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Forestry)

53.

S. N. No. 68:

Marvel Aresel Turner, Sr., Jackson, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the Mississippi Prison Industries Act Corporation, four-year term ending May 5, 2010, representing an at-large seat.
(Do Advise and Consent) (Corrections)