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SR63 Alabama 2020 Session

Updated Feb 23, 2026

Summary

Session
Regular Session 2020
Title
Senate, Special Order Calendar
Summary

SR63 is a Senate resolution that designates several education and related appropriation bills as the Senate's special, priority order of business through the 20th legislative day.

What This Bill Does

It creates a special order calendar that places specific bills ahead of all other Senate business. It names HB187 (education budget), HB190 and HB189 (supplemental appropriations for education and related agencies), HB191 (Talladega College), HB192 (Lyman Ward Military Academy), HB193 (Tuskegee University), and HB401 (changes to privilege assessments for nursing facilities) as priority items. These bills will be discussed and decided before other matters until they are disposed of by the 20th Legislative Day. The resolution itself does not enact policy; it only sets the order of consideration for these bills.

Who It Affects
  • Public and higher education institutions in Alabama that would receive the education-related appropriations and their students and staff, due to the prioritized funding bills.
  • Nursing facility operators and related health care providers affected by the revised privilege assessments and asset calculations under HB401.
Key Provisions
  • Designates the listed bills as the Senate's special, paramount and continuing order of business.
  • Gives HB187, HB190, HB189, HB191, HB192, HB193, and HB401 priority over all other business until disposal by the 20th Legislative Day.
  • Identifies the topics of the prioritized bills (education budget, supplemental appropriations to education-related agencies, and specific college/university funding).
  • Includes changes related to privilege assessments and asset calculations for nursing facilities under HB401.
AI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 23, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.

Bill Actions

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Waggoner motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 710

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Source: Alabama Legislature