HR65 Alabama 2015 Session

Summary

Session

Regular Session 2015

Title

House of Representatives, Special Order Calendar

Summary

This resolution sets a Special Order Calendar for the 9th legislative day and designates a specific list of bills to receive priority consideration.

What This Bill Does

If adopted, it makes the listed bills the special and paramount order of business for the 9th legislative day, taking precedence over regular and unfinished business. The House Rules Committee prepares and presents this prioritized agenda, and the named bills will be considered before other matters. It does not change the content of the bills themselves; it only changes when they are scheduled to be addressed during that day.

Who It Affects

• Alabama House of Representatives members and staff, by changing the order of business and the schedule for the 9th legislative day.
• Public stakeholders and interest groups connected to the listed bills (e.g., businesses, voters, health facilities, drivers, farmers, counties) who may see earlier consideration or debate on these topics.

Key Provisions

• Immediately upon adoption, the listed business becomes the special and paramount order of business for the 9th legislative day, taking precedence over regular or unfinished business.
• The following bills are designated for the special order: HB54 (Limited Liability Law clarifications), HB120 (Electric utility regulation and connection to other electric suppliers), HB217 (Farm tags for truck tractors limit to one tag per farmer), HB85 (Animal shelter monthly reporting and public disclosure on request), HB41 (Elderly/disabled voters may go to front of line at polling places), HB98 (Homeland Security Advisor appointment by the Secretary of a Law Enforcement Agency), HB246 (Defibrillators training and notification on use), HB25 (Handicapped parking sign not required to specify fine), HB232 (District/small claims court jurisdiction and unchanged filing fees), HB193 (County commissions' power to establish personnel policies; constitutional amendment), HB133 (Pain management physician registration/fees; single annual fee, additional locations no extra fee), HB240 (Income tax withholdings exemption for no tax liability repealed).

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Subjects

Resolution, Legislative