1 SR By The Standing Committee on Rules 4 RFD: 5 First Read: 22-MAR-18. Page 0

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1 1 SR By The Standing Committee on Rules 4 RFD: 5 First Read: -MAR-18 Page 0

2 :n:0//018:RULES/sts SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR 9 10 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, That the following 11 bills in the order named shall be the special, paramount and 1 continuing order of business taking precedence over all other 1 matters until disposed of for the Twenty-third Legislative day 14 only: 15 Page Representative Greer: HB Churches, use of deadly force authorized, in defense of 0 self or others for certain crimes against church members 1 or volunteers, Alabama Church Protection Act, Secs. 1A--0, 1A-- am'd. 4 5 Representative Collins: HB Education, Early Childhood Education, secretary, provide qualifications for, Sec am'd Representative Sells: HB Motor vehicles, Alabama Move Over Act, require vehicles to move over when approaching a vehicle with flashing lights, Sec. -5A-58. am'd. 4 Page 1

3 1 Representative Chesteen: HB60 9 Irrigation equip. or reservoirs for agriculture purposes, 4 income tax credit, eligibility for credit, Sec am'd. 6 8 Representative Lee: HB Emergency responders, certified peer support member, cer- 10 tain communications privileged, criminal penalties for 11 violation Representative McMillan: HB Taxation, Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo, exempt from state, 16 county, and municipal sales and use taxes, under certain 1 conditions, Sec am'd Representative Butler: HB Credit Unions, regulation of; voting and notice require- ments for board meetings, provided for, conversion of credit unions chartered in other states to Alabama state 4 chartered credit union, provided for, access provided to 5 certain third-party examination reports, executive ses- 6 sion of boards, provided for, certain public disclosures, provided for, Secs. 5-1-, , , , , am'd Representative Knight: HB66 6 Schools, student harassment, Student Harassment Preven- tion Act, name changed to Jamari Terrell Williams Act, 4 expand act to include student against student harassment, 5 intimidation, violence, and threats of violence off of 6 school property, cyberbullying, Secs. 16-8B-1 to 16-8B-5, inclusive, am'd Representative Chestnut: HB4 41 Health insurance, Local Government Health Insurance Board 4 to provide add'l types of optional health coverages or 4 services, Sec A- am'd Representative Sessions: HB Evictions, reducing notice period for lease termination, 48 expanding list of non-curable defaults, Sec. 5-9A-41 Page

4 1 am'd. 4 Representative Ledbetter: HB Taxation, tax abatements, authorized for data processing 6 centers, extended for five years, Sec. 40-9B-4.1 amd. 8 9 Representative Weaver: HB Health care providers, nurse practitioners and nurse mid- 11 wives authorized to sign forms which may be signed by a 1 physician Representative Collins: HB Task Force, school safety and security, created Representative McClammy: HB Military Family Jobs Opportunity Act, professional li- 1 censing boards required to issue licenses and certifi- cates to military spouses who hold licenses and certifi- cates from other states, required to issue temporary li- 4 censes and certificates in certain instances when other 5 state has lesser requirements, Sec am'd. 6 8 Representative Lovvorn: HB Volunteer Rescue Squad Tuition Reimbursement Act of 018, 0 tuition reimbursement program for emergency medical tech- 1 nician or paramedic certification established 4 Representative Scott: HB Sales and use tax, Simplified Seller Use Tax Remittance 6 Program, out-of-state vendors, physical presence through acquisition of in-state company authorized, sales of tan- 8 gible personal property subject to sales tax, marketplace 9 facilitators, collection, Secs , am'd Representative Wood: HB Tax tribunal, motor vehicles and manufactured housing ti- 45 tles, appeal of competing ownership, filed in circuit 46 court Page

5 1 Representative Rowe: HB84 4 Crimes and offenses, female genital mutilation of female 5 minor, crime created, penalties 6 8 Representative Williams (JD): HB Human trafficking, further provided, prostitution with a 10 minor, certain defenses prohibited, Secs. 1A , 11 1A-6-161, 1A-6-16, 1A , 1A-1-14, 1 1A-1-15 added; Secs. 1A-6-151, 1A-6-15, 1A-6-15, 1 1A-6-158, 1A-1-1, 15--1, 15-- am'd Representative Pettus: HB Driving under the influence, pretrial diversion programs, 18 fee to Ala. Head and Spinal Cord Trust Fund, payment pro- 19 vided for, Sec. -5A-191 am'd. 0 1 Representative Johnson (R): HB Taxation, two-year surety bond required with new or re- 4 newal sales tax license registration and certain 5 non-compliant licenses, Sec am'd. 6 8 Representative England: HB 61 9 Controlled substances, persons licensed to distribute or 0 dispense, expert testimony required for prosecution, 1 fines, Secs , 0--1 am'd. 4 Representative Beckman: HB Uniform Trust Decanting Act, created, decanting power 6 given to certain authorized fiduciaries of certain trusts, fiduciary duties, procedures, notice, limita- 8 tions, decanting of trusts for the care of an animal, au- 9 thorized Representative Lovvorn: HB Education, Alabama Math and Science Teacher Education 44 Program (AMSTEP) created, ACHE to administer, loan repay- 45 ment awards to eligible public school math and science 46 teachers in underserved areas of state Page 4

6 1 Senator Holtzclaw: SB4 6 4 Alcoholic beverages, wine, direct shipment to consumer, 5 authorized under certain conditions, wine direct shipper 6 license required by Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, penalties, Sec. 8-A-6.1 added; Sec am'd. Page 5