SR81 Alabama 2012 Session

Summary

Session

Regular Session 2012

Title

Senate, Special Order Calendar

Summary

SR81 sets the Senate’s Special Order Calendar, making a list of specified bills the priority business for the 25th day of the 2012 Regular Session.

What This Bill Does

It designates the listed bills as the paramount and continuing order of business for the 25th legislative day, taking precedence over all other matters that day. The resolution itself does not enact new laws; it simply determines the order in which those bills will be considered. The included bills cover topics such as municipal housing controls, retirement benefits, athlete regulation, boxing/MMA, energy grants, veteran licensing, abortion coverage, funeral-protest rules, homestead exemptions, youth concussion policy, and youthful offender hearings, and this calendar applies only to that one day.

Who It Affects

• Senate members and staff, who use the resolution to plan the floor agenda and determine which bills will be debated first on that day
• Stakeholders and interested parties related to the listed bills (e.g., municipalities and housing authorities, retirement system members, athletes and agents, boxing/MMA participants, energy program participants, veterans groups, abortion rights supporters and opponents, funeral industry groups, homeowners seeking exemptions, youth sports advocates, and criminal defendants) who may influence or respond to bills given priority that day

Key Provisions

• Be it resolved that the following bills are the paramount and continuing order of business for the 25th legislative day of the 2012 Regular Session and take precedence over all other matters
• The listed bills are SB205, HB255, SB444, SB445, SB72, SB405, SB20, SB176, HB120, HB308, and HB175, in the order named
• The resolution applies only to the 25th legislative day of the 2012 Regular Session
• This resolution does not enact policy changes itself; it only sets the floor agenda for that day

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Subjects

Resolutions, Legislative