House Bills
The range of House Bills begins with HB1001 and goes through HB2291.
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Bills Range: 1001 through 2291
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MANDATORY STERILIZATION OF DOGS AND CATS RELEASED BY POUNDS, SHELTERS AND HUMANE ORGANIZATIONS.
TO CREATE THE POLICEMEN'S PENSION SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO RETIRED POLICE OFFICERS AND SURVIVORS.
TO PROVIDE THAT A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT RECEIVING COLLEGE CREDIT AND HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT FOR A HIGH SCHOOL COURSE SHALL ONLY BE COUNTED AS ATTENDING THE HIGH SCHOOL.
TO REQUIRE INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION TO NOTIFY THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL WHEN HIGH SALARIED NEW HIRES ARE EMPLOYED FOR JOB DUTIES WHICH DIFFER FROM THOSE ENCOMPASSED WITHIN THEIR JOB TITLE.
AN ACT TO CREATE THE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES POLITICAL FREEDOM ACT.
TO PROVIDE THAT CHILDREN OF DIVORCING PARENTS MAY HAVE THE BENEFIT OF THEIR DIVORCING PARENTS ATTENDING A PARENTING CLASS.
TO CLARIFY THE COMPOSITION OF THE SOYBEAN PROMOTION BOARD AND THE WHEAT PROMOTION BOARD.
AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION - DISBURSING OFFICER - MISCELLANEOUS GRANTS AND EXPENSES APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
AN ACT FOR THE ARKANSAS EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
AN ACT FOR THE MID-SOUTH COMMUNITY COLLEGE APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
AN ACT FOR THE GARLAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
AN ACT FOR THE OZARKA TECHNICAL COLLEGE APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
AN ACT FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS - BIENNIAL OPERATIONS
APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
AN ACT FOR THE MISSISSIPPI COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
AN ACT FOR THE WESTARK COLLEGE APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
AN ACT FOR THE LAND DEPARTMENT - BIENNIAL OPERATIONS APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1999-2001 BIENNIUM.
TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE 5-26-501 PERTAINING TO INTERFERENCE WITH VISITATION RIGHTS.