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HB251 Alabama 2022 Session

Updated Feb 3, 2022
HB251 Alabama 2022 Session
House Bill
In Committee
Current Status
Regular Session 2022
Session
1
Sponsor

Summary

Session
Regular Session 2022
Title
Code of Alabama 1975, Acts of 2021 Regular Session, supplements and certain replacement volumes, codified with certain corrections, local laws of certain counties codified, duties of Secretary of State
Description

Under existing law, the general and permanent laws of the State of Alabama enacted subsequent to the adoption and enactment of the Code of Alabama 1975, including acts of the 1976 Regular Session of the Legislature through the 2020 Regular Session as contained in the respective annual cumulative supplements and replacement volumes to the code, have been adopted and incorporated in a continuous and systematic manner into the Code of Alabama 1975.

This bill would adopt and incorporate into the Code of Alabama 1975, those general and permanent laws of the state enacted during the 2021 Regular Session as contained in the 2021 Cumulative Supplements to certain volumes of the code and 2021 Replacement Volumes 4, 7A, and 17A.

This bill would initially adopt and incorporate into the Code of Alabama 1975, Volume 22M, Local Laws Monroe to Perry Counties.

This bill would adopt and incorporate into the Code of Alabama 1975, the 2021 supplements to local law volumes.

This bill would make certain corrections to the replacement volumes and volumes of the cumulative supplements.

This bill would specify that this adoption and incorporation constitute a continuous systematic codification of the entire Code of Alabama 1975, and would expressly provide that this act does not affect 2022 session statutes.

This bill would also specify the duties of the Secretary of State regarding the custody of the cumulative supplements and replacement volumes.

Subjects
Code of Alabama

Bill Actions

H

Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on State Government

Bill Text

Documents

Source: Alabama Legislature