HR314 Alabama 2014 Session

Summary

Session

Regular Session 2014

Title

House of Representatives, Special Order Calendar

Summary

This House resolution sets a special order calendar and makes a specific list of bills the priority for the 23rd legislative day.

What This Bill Does

If adopted, it designates certain listed bills as the special and paramount business for the 23rd day after the regular order. It requires the House to consider these bills before other pending or unfinished business. The topics covered include sex offender registry revisions, housing and real estate rules, licensing and registration, voting, unemployment and labor issues, veterans benefits, and government property matters. It does not itself change law; it changes the order in which bills are considered.

Who It Affects

• Members of the Alabama House of Representatives and their staff, who will manage and debate these prioritized bills on the designated day.
• Citizens and stakeholders affected by the listed policy areas (e.g., sex offender registry, housing and real estate, licensing, elections, unemployment benefits, veterans education, and related regulatory matters), who may see earlier legislative consideration and potential policy changes.

Key Provisions

• Provision: Immediately upon adoption, the listed business shall be the special and paramount order of business for the 23rd legislative day after the regular order or any pending/unfinished business.
• Provision: The calendar includes the following bills (by identifier): HB413, HB458, HB416, HB328, SB229, SB143, SB98, HB528, HB397, HB128, HB276, HB372, HB450, HB405, HB358, HB91.
• Provision: These bills are designated to be considered in priority sequence on the specified day, superseding other normal scheduling until the day’s business is completed.
• Provision: The designation is made by the House Rules Committee as part of the Special Order Calendar.

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Subjects

Resolution, Legislative