SB128 Alabama 2014 Session

Updated Feb 24, 2026

Summary

Primary Sponsor: Paul Bussman
Republican
Session: Regular Session 2014
Title: Radiation Control Agency, sunset law review, continued and removed from review by Sunset Committee, Radiation Advisory Board of Health abolished, Sec. 22-14-5 repealed
Summary: SB128 renews the State Radiation Control Agency under the Alabama Sunset Law, removes it from Sunset Committee review, and repeals the Radiation Advisory Board of Health.
What This Bill Does
It continues the State Radiation Control Agency and preserves its authority under the existing code sections. It removes the agency from future review by the Alabama Sunset Committee. It repeals the statute that created the Radiation Advisory Board of Health, effectively abolishing that board. It takes effect immediately upon passage and the Governor's approval.

Who It Affects
State Radiation Control Agency and its staff, whose existence and operations would continue under the preserved code sections and would no longer be subject to Sunset Committee review
Radiation Advisory Board of Health and its members, who would be abolished and no longer perform duties

Key Provisions
Continues the State Radiation Control Agency with modifications as set out in the act, preserving specific code sections that define its authority and operations
The Agency will not be subject to review by the Alabama Sunset Committee moving forward
Repeals Section 22-14-5, which established the Radiation Advisory Board of Health
The Legislature concurs with the Sunset Committee's recommendations as provided in Sections 1–4
The act becomes effective immediately upon its passage and approval by the Governor (or otherwise becoming law)

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Subjects: Sunset Law