HR99 Alabama 2015 Session

Summary

Session

Regular Session 2015

Title

House of Representatives, Special Order Calendar

Summary

HR99 sets a special order calendar that makes a list of bills the first items of business on the 11th legislative day, ahead of regular business.

What This Bill Does

It designates certain bills to be considered as the special and paramount order of business on the 11th day, taking precedence over any other pending or unfinished business. It lists the specific bills to be prioritized (e.g., HB121, HB193, HB225, SB30, HB74, HB133, HB69, HB30, HB194, HB122, HB35, HB132, HB104, HB37). This is a procedural scheduling change, not a new law by itself; it determines the order in which these bills will be taken up and debated on that day. The topics covered by these bills include eminent domain, county governance, local constitutional amendments, public education, medical regulation, elections, firefighter benefits, local bill procedures, motor fuel taxation, bail bond regulation, prosthetics regulation, voter rules, and insurance matters.

Who It Affects

• Members of the Alabama House who sponsor or vote on the listed bills; they will be discussing and possibly voting on these bills earlier on the 11th day due to their special-order status.
• Alabama residents and stakeholders connected to the topics of the listed bills (property owners, county residents, public school employees, patients and physicians, voters, municipalities and county governments, firefighters and peace officers' families, the insurance industry, and others) because the bills cover issues like eminent domain, local government policies, taxes, elections, and professional regulation.

Key Provisions

• Immediately upon adoption, the resolution makes the listed bills the special and paramount order of business for the 11th legislative day, ahead of regular or unfinished business.
• The bills named are HB121, HB193, HB225, SB30, HB74, HB133, HB69, HB30, HB194, HB122, HB35, HB132, HB104, and HB37, to be considered in the specified order.
• This is a procedural scheduling change and does not, by itself, enact policy into law; it only determines the prioritization and timing of consideration for these bills.
• The topics of the prioritized bills include eminent domain restrictions, county governance policies, local constitutional amendments, public education procedures, medical regulation, election rules, firefighter and peace officer benefits, local bill procedures, motor fuel taxation, bail bonds, prosthetics regulation, voter registration/campaigning rules, and insurance matters.

AI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 24, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.

Subjects

Resolution, Legislative