HR315 Alabama 2010 Session

Summary

Session

Regular Session 2010

Title

House of Representatives, Special Order Calendar

Summary

HR315 is a House resolution that sets a special order calendar to prioritize several bills for the 11th legislative day.

What This Bill Does

If adopted, it immediately designates the listed bills as the special and paramount business for the 11th day, giving them priority over regular or unfinished business. It identifies HB257, HB183, HB121, HB376, HB330, and HB220 as the bills to be considered on that day. The resolution does not change the bills’ content itself; it only changes the order in which they are taken up by the House on that day.

Who It Affects

• Stakeholders named in the listed bills (elderly people and elder abuse prevention programs; grandparents and families seeking visitation rights; farmers and agricultural associations; trail users and outdoor recreation groups; hunting land managers; and insurance companies and consumers) because their issues would be prioritized for consideration on the 11th day.
• Members of the Alabama House and legislative staff who would implement and manage the special order calendar and the processing of these bills.

Key Provisions

• Be it resolved that upon adoption, the listed bills shall become the special and paramount order of business for the 11th legislative day, taking precedence over all other business.
• The designated bills to be considered on the 11th day include HB257 (Interagency Council for the Prevention of Elder Abuse; Elder Abuse Prevention Act with sunset and reporting requirements), HB183 (modifications to grandparent visitation including petition limits), HB121 (agricultural promotional program funding changes, audits every two years, and financial statement filings with the State Board), HB376 (Trails Commission within the Economic and Community Affairs Department; promotion of the Alabama Trails System), HB330 (land replacement acreage for hunting lands when existing land is closed), and HB220 (surplus line insurance requirements for foreign/alien insurers to transact in domicile for at least five years, with exceptions).

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Subjects

Resolution, Legislative