SR106 Alabama 2019 Session

Summary

Session

Regular Session 2019

Title

Senate, Special Order Calendar

Summary

SR106 designates a specific set of bills as the Senate's special order of business for the Twenty-seventh Legislative Day, giving them priority over all other matters.

What This Bill Does

The resolution creates a special order calendar for the Twenty-seventh Day and lists HB183, HB31, HB76, HB211, HB227, HB290, HB309, HB392, HB462, HB464, HB505, HB357, HB530, HB582 and SB219 to be considered in the order named. These bills must take precedence over all other business until they are disposed of on that day. It only affects scheduling for that day and does not change the bills’ content or outcomes; any policy changes would come from the bills themselves if enacted.

Who It Affects

• Senate members and staff responsible for managing and processing the listed bills as the prioritized special order on the Twenty-seventh Day.
• Public and stakeholders affected by the listed policy areas (e.g., taxpayers, families and juveniles, patients and health providers, law enforcement and schools, election administration and voters, drivers, veterans, and legal professionals).

Key Provisions

• Declares a special, paramount, continuing order of business for the Twenty-seventh Legislative Day for the listed bills, taking precedence over all other matters until disposed of.
• Specifies the exact bills included in the special order: HB183, HB31, HB76, HB211, HB227, HB290, HB309, HB392, HB462, HB464, HB505, HB357, HB530, HB582, and SB219, arranged in the order named.
• Applies only to the Twenty-seventh Day and is focused on scheduling, not altering the substantive provisions of the listed bills.
• Originates from the Standing Committee on Rules and is presented as a resolution (special order calendar) rather than as standalone legislation.

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

Subjects

Resolutions, Legislative