House Bills
The range of House Bills begins with HB1001 and goes through HB2655.
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Bills Range: 1001 through 2655
Bill No.
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AN ACT TO ALLOW THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO SCHEDULE GAMMA-HYDROXYBUTYRATE IN A MANNER CONSISTENT WITH THE FEDERAL DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY'S CLASSIFICATION.
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TO CHANGE THE RATE OF EARNING SERVICE CREDIT FOR LOCAL ELECTED OFFICIALS UNDER PERS TO THE SAME RATE AS FOR REGULAR PUBLIC EMPLOYEES.
AN ACT TO REDUCE THE FEE FOR TEMPORARY FOOD SERVICE PERMITS.
TO ALLOW MOTHERS OF CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF TWELVE (12) MONTHS OLD TO DEFER JURY DUTY.
AN ACT TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE 16-21-140 TO MAKE THE TWENTY-THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT A DIVISION A JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
AN ACT TO PROHIBIT THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH FROM REGULATING SMOKING IN SMALL EATING ESTABLISHMENTS.
AN ACT TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE 9-12-322(a) REGARDING WHEN A COURT MAY REQUIRE PARTIES TO A DIVORCE ACTION TO ATTEND PARENTING CLASSES OR SUBMIT TO MEDIATION.
AN ACT TO REVISE UCC CHAPTER 9 - SECURED TRANSACTIONS, AND TO MAKE CONFORMING AMENDMENTS TO OTHER CHAPTERS OF THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE.
TO LIMIT LIABILITY IN RAIL INCIDENTS OR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING A FOR-PROFIT, PASSENGER EXCURSION TRAIN AND TO REQUIRE INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR A FOR-PROFIT, PASSENGER EXCURSION TRAIN.
AN ACT TO REQUIRE STATE AGENCIES TO REPORT TO THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL WHEN A GRANT IN EXCESS OF $25,000 IS RECEIVED.
AN ACT TO CHANGE THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; TO CREATE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.
AN ACT TO STRENGTHEN THE LAW TO PREVENT MINORS FROM PURCHASING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR TOBACCO PRODUCTS.
TO PROVIDE THAT A REAL ESTATE BROKER SHALL NOT SHARE FEES WITH AN UNLICENSED PERSON.
TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE 26-51-815 TO EXEMPT FIFTY PERCENT OF A PERSON'S NET CAPITAL GAIN FROM THE STATE INCOME TAX.
TO REPEAL THE CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR USED CAR DEALERS.
AN ACT TO AMEND THE CONTRACTOR LICENSING LAW TO PROVIDE THAT A CONTRACTOR IS NOT REQUIRED TO BE LICENSED IF THE COST OF WORK TO BE DONE IS LESS THAN $20,000 INCREASED BY 3% ANNUALLY, COMPOUNDED, SINCE 1965.