HR95 Alabama 2025 Session

Summary

Session

2025 Regular Session

Title

SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR

Summary

HR95 designates a special order calendar that places a specific list of bills on the tenth legislative day as the top priority, ahead of all other business.

What This Bill Does

It immediately makes the listed measures the special and paramount order of business for the tenth legislative day, taking precedence over the regular agenda and any pending or unfinished business. It sets the sequence for those items as listed in the resolution (HB167 w/sub; HB158 for ERS/TRS funding; SB36; HB66; HB280 w/sub; HB214 w/sub; SB59; HB157; HB222; HB17; SB4; HB18 w/sub; HB187; HB44). This action only changes scheduling for that day; it does not change the content of the bills. It ensures those items are addressed before other business on the tenth day.

Who It Affects

• Group 1: Members of the Alabama House of Representatives - must follow the special order calendar and prioritize the listed bills on the tenth day.
• Group 2: Stakeholders related to the topics of the listed bills (such as towing/unclaimed vehicle processes, retirement benefit funding, bidding/disclosure rules, elder protection, public nuisances, school safety, immunization records, county official pay, and related matters) - may see quicker consideration of these issues due to the scheduled priority.

Key Provisions

• Provision 1: Adopt a special order calendar as the immediate, top-priority order of business for the tenth legislative day.
• Provision 2: The special order calendar takes precedence over the regular order of business and any pending or unfinished business for that day.
• Provision 3: Place the following items on the special order calendar in the specified order: HB167 w/sub; HB158 (RSA funding for ERS/TRS retirees); SB36; HB66; HB280 w/sub; HB214 w/sub; SB59; HB157; HB222; HB17; SB4; HB18 w/sub; HB187; HB44.
• Provision 4: The resolution takes effect immediately upon adoption.
• Provision 5: The special order calendar applies specifically to the tenth legislative day.

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