SR43 Alabama 2013 Session

Summary

Session

Regular Session 2013

Title

Senate, Special Order Calendar

Summary

SR43 is a Senate resolution that sets a special order calendar, making six bills the priority items for the seventh day of the 2013 Alabama Senate session.

What This Bill Does

This Senate resolution declares that, for the seventh legislative day of the 2013 Regular Session, six bills (SB138, SB20, SB75, SB97, SB60, SB152) are the paramount and continuing order of business, taking precedence over all other matters. It applies only to that single day and establishes the order in which those bills will be considered. The six bills cover topics like appropriations from the Education Trust Fund, DUI/criminal law changes, motorcycle licensing, posthumous pardons for Scottsboro Boys, educational governance, and funding/reporting requirements for a domestic violence coalition.

Who It Affects

• Senate members and staff who will consider and vote on these six bills on the seventh day
• State agencies and groups named in the bills (e.g., Education Trust Fund, Department of Commerce, Department of Veterans' Affairs, local boards of education, State Board of Education, Coalition Against Domestic Violence) and organizations affected by the bills

Key Provisions

• Declares SB138, SB20, SB75, SB97, SB60, and SB152 as the paramount and continuing order of business for the seventh legislative day, taking precedence over all other matters
• Applies only to the seventh day of the 2013 Regular Session and specifies the order of consideration for those six bills
• Notes the general topics of each bill: SB138 (appropriations from Education Trust Fund to specified departments), SB20 (amendments to DUI/criminal laws), SB75 (motorcycle licensing/testing provisions), SB97 (Scottsboro Boys posthumous pardon process), SB60 (Educational Accountability and Intervention Act granting state-level oversight of local boards), SB152 (appropriation and reporting requirements for the Coalition Against Domestic Violence)
• States this is a procedural calendar, not a change in current law

AI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 25, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.

Subjects

Resolutions, Legislative