HR520 Alabama 2010 Session

Summary

Session

Regular Session 2010

Title

House of Representatives, Special Order Calendar

Summary

HR520 designates a special-order calendar for the 18th legislative day, prioritizing several bills and implementing major changes to the Construction Recruitment Institute and a broad set of amendments to the Alabama Code.

What This Bill Does

It names certain bills to be considered as the top priority on the 18th day. It would move the Construction Recruitment Institute from Twenty-first Century Authority oversight to become an independent authority with duties, powers, and a funding mechanism that disburses construction craft training fees to the Recruitment and Training Promotion Fund, plus related fee transfers and audits. It would add and amend numerous sections of the Alabama Code (primarily Sections 41-10-640 through 41-10-732) and amend related acts (2009-561 and 2009-563) to implement these changes. It also identifies several bills (HB432, HB440, HB533, SB127, HB298) to be taken up under the special-order calendar.

Who It Affects

• Members of the Alabama House of Representatives, who will address the designated bills as the special-order business on the 18th day.
• Construction industry stakeholders and trainees, since SB179 would establish an independent Construction Recruitment Institute and direct construction craft training fees to the Recruitment and Training Promotion Fund.
• The Twenty-first Century Authority, as SB179 moves oversight away from it to an independent authority.
• State agencies and legal entities affected by the amended and renumbered Title 41 provisions (Sections 41-10-640 to 41-10-732 and related sections), including implementation of new fund and audit provisions.
• Owners and participants in the bills listed for special consideration (HB432, HB440, HB533, SB127, HB298), who would see those measures advance on the calendar.

Key Provisions

• Designates the 18th-day special-order calendar to take precedence over regular business for the listed items.
• SB179 would remove the Construction Recruitment Institute from oversight by the Twenty-first Century Authority and establish it as an independent authority with defined duties and powers, including management of construction craft training fees directed to the Recruitment and Training Promotion Fund and related fee transfers and audits.
• Numerous amendments and renumberings of Title 41 provisions (Sections 41-10-640 through 41-10-732, plus 41-10-621, 41-10-622, 41-10-626, 41-10-629, and 41-10-673) to implement the new structure and fund arrangements, including additions of new sections (41-10-640 to 41-10-643, 41-10-700 to 41-10-705) and renumbering to 41-10-723 to 41-10-732.
• References to amendments of Act 2009-561 and Act 2009-563 (2009 Regular Session) to reflect the changes.

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Subjects

Resolution, Legislative