HB411 Alabama 2016 Session

Updated Feb 26, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: Steve HurstRepresentative
Republican
Session: Regular Session 2016
Title: Organ donation, Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) required to provide information regarding designation on driver's licenses
Summary: HB411 requires the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency to promote organ donation during driver's license applications and renewals, with materials provided by the Alabama Organ Procurement Organization, and takes effect in 2017.
What This Bill Does
It would require ALEA to create and implement a program to promote organ donation through the driver's license application and renewal process. ALEA must provide brochures and information at all driver's license offices, using materials from the federally certified Alabama Organ Procurement Organization or as determined by ALEA. The act is supplemental to existing law and becomes effective by January 1, 2017 (with immediate effect upon the governor's approval).

Who It Affects
Alabama residents applying for or renewing driver's licenses, who will receive organ donation information and education at license offices.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and the Alabama Organ Procurement Organization, which must implement the program and supply informational materials.

Key Provisions
Section 3: By January 1, 2017, ALEA must create and implement a program promoting organ donation through driver's license applications and renewals.
Section 3: ALEA shall provide brochures and other organ donation information at all driver's license offices, using materials provided by the federally certified Alabama Organ Procurement Organization or as otherwise determined by ALEA.
Section 1: The act shall be named 'Angelynn and Courtney's Law.'
Section 4: The provisions are supplemental and shall not repeal any law not in direct conflict with this act.
Section 5: The act becomes effective immediately following its passage and approval by the Governor, or otherwise becoming law.

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Subjects: Law Enforcement Agency