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HR363 Alabama 2017 Session

Updated Feb 26, 2026
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Summary

Session
Regular Session 2017
Title
House of Representatives, Special Order Calendar
Summary

HR363 is a House resolution that sets a Special Order Calendar for the 21st legislative day, placing a list of bills on priority ahead of other business.

What This Bill Does

It declares that once adopted, the listed bills shall be the special and paramount order of business for the 21st day, taking precedence over regular or unfinished business. The items include a variety of bills on topics such as monument protection, tax credits, agriculture, education, licensing, and public safety. This is a procedural scheduling move by the House Rules Committee and does not by itself enact policy; the actual laws would depend on future passage of the prioritized bills.

Who It Affects
  • Alabama residents and taxpayer groups who could be affected if the prioritized bills become law (e.g., monument protection rules, tax credits, education employment provisions, licensing changes).
  • State and local government officials and professionals who would implement or be responsible for these bills if enacted (e.g., county officials, teachers, licensing boards, law enforcement agencies, circuit clerks, probate judges, pharmacists, and other regulated or impacted groups).
Key Provisions
  • Designates the listed bills as the Special Order Calendar for the 21st legislative day, giving them priority over all other business.
  • Requires the special orders to be considered in the order they are listed in the resolution.
  • Identifies the House Rules Committee as the entity creating and managing this scheduling.
  • Specifies a broad list of included bills/topics (e.g., SB60 Memorial Preservation Act; HB387 irrigation tax credit; SB345 agriculture authority; HB61 marriage and family therapy board changes; HB187 emergency contact information on license records; HB238 bullion tax exemptions; HB384 teacher notice period; SB201 towing regulation; SB225 pharmacy regulation changes).
  • Notes that adoption of the resolution moves these measures to the front of the legislative agenda for the 21st day, without directly enacting the underlying policies.
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

Bill Actions

H

Boothe motion to Adopt adopted Voice Vote

H

Introduced

Bill Text

Documents

Source: Alabama Legislature