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HB19 Alabama 2012 1st Special Session

Updated Jul 25, 2021
HB19 Alabama 2012 1st Special Session
House Bill
Enacted
Current Status
First Special Session 2012
Session
2
Sponsors

Summary

Co-Sponsor
Micky Hammon
Session
First Special Session 2012
Title
House of Representatives, redistricting pursuant to 2010 federal census, venue for legal action challenging to be in Montgomery County Circuit Court, official maps of districts retained in Secretary of State Office and printed with Acts, use for legislative intent, Sec. 29-1-1.2 repealed; Sec. 29-1-1.2 added
Description

Under existing law, a certified driver education instructor, who is approved by the State Department of Education and trained as a third party testing agent for the Department of Public Safety, may administer and submit proof to the Department of Public Safety that a public high school student, who is enrolled in a high school driver education class, has passed the written, oral, vision, and driving portions of the driver's license examination.

This bill would allow a private high school driver education instructor, who is certified, approved, and trained by the Department of Public Safety, to also act as a third party testing agent for the Department of Public Safety for students enrolled in the driver education class of the private high school.

Subjects
House of Representatives

Bill Text

Votes

McClendon motion to Table

November 7, 2012 House Passed
Yes 63
No 35
Absent 7

McClendon motion to Table

November 7, 2012 House Passed
Yes 58
No 34
Abstained 1
Absent 12

McClendon motion to Table

November 7, 2012 House Passed
Yes 63
No 36
Absent 6

McClendon motion to Table

November 7, 2012 House Passed
Yes 64
No 35
Absent 6

McClendon motion to Table

November 7, 2012 House Passed
Yes 63
No 35
Absent 7

Hammon motion to Previous Question

November 7, 2012 House Passed
Yes 65
No 37
Absent 3

Motion to Adopt CC&E substitute

November 7, 2012 House Passed
Yes 66
No 35
Absent 4

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass

November 7, 2012 House Passed
Yes 66
No 35
Absent 4

Singleton first Substitutet

November 7, 2012 Senate Failed
Yes 12
No 22
Absent 1

Documents

Source: Alabama Legislature