SR108 Alabama 2014 Session

Summary

Session

Regular Session 2014

Title

Senate, special order calendar

Summary

SR108 sets a special, top-priority order of business for the Senate, designating a list of bills to be considered first on the Twenty-sixth Legislative Day.

What This Bill Does

The resolution creates a special order calendar for the Twenty-sixth Legislative Day and places the named bills in a specific order to take precedence over all other business until they are disposed of. It applies only to that single day and does not alter the substantive contents of the bills themselves; it only affects scheduling and flow of floor debate and voting for that day.

Who It Affects

• Senate leadership and floor staff, who will manage and enforce the prioritized list and scheduling for that day.
• Residents and entities affected by the subject matter of the prioritized bills (e.g., consumers and lenders for SB231; local governments and taxpayers for various local-government and taxation bills; public employees and students for education-related provisions), since the order of consideration can influence when and how those bills are debated and acted upon.

Key Provisions

• Establishes a special, paramount, and continuing order of business for the Twenty-sixth Legislative Day for the listed bills.
• Specifies the exact bills to be considered first (e.g., SB231, SB458, SB315, SB299, SB274, SB192, SB279, SB88, SB355, SB411, SB354, SB400, SB409, SB398, SB358, SB304, SB312, SB367, SB435, SB421 in the order named).
• Requires these bills to take precedence over all other matters until they are disposed of.
• Applies only to the Twenty-sixth Legislative Day, ending after disposition of the listed bills on that day.
• Serves as a scheduling tool and does not modify the substantive provisions of the bills themselves.

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Subjects

Resolutions, Legislative