HR128 Alabama 2023 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Joe LovvornRepresentative

Republican

Session

Regular Session 2023

Title

SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR

Summary

HR128 sets the special order calendar for the fifteenth legislative day, designating a specific list of bills to be considered as priority items.

What This Bill Does

This resolution immediately designates the listed bills as the special and paramount order of business for the fifteenth day, taking precedence over regular or unfinished business. It does not change any law by itself; it only changes the order in which these bills will be taken up for discussion and action. The prioritized bills include HB244, HB276 w/sub, SB22 w/sub, SB128, HB273 w/sub, HB235, HB82, HB48, SB108, HB76 w/sub, HB4 w/sub, HB5 w/sub, HB160, HB163, SB62, HB110, HB153 w/sub, and HB86 w/sub.

Who It Affects

• Members of the Alabama House of Representatives who will address these bills on the fifteenth day.
• Sponsors and stakeholders of the listed bills (e.g., those related to guardians ad litem, sheriff vacancies, local emergency management, forestry surplus property, health insurance deductions, and various crimes, labor, and tax issues).

Key Provisions

• Effective immediately upon adoption, the specified bills are designated as the special order of business for the fifteenth legislative day.
• The bills listed are: HB244, HB276 w/sub, SB22 w/sub, SB128, HB273 w/sub, HB235, HB82, HB48, SB108, HB76 w/sub, HB4 w/sub, HB5 w/sub, HB160, HB163, SB62, HB110, HB153 w/sub, HB86 w/sub.
• This resolution is strictly about scheduling and does not enact policy changes by itself.

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