Senate Bills
The range of Senate Bills begins with SB1 and goes through SB756.
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TO CREATE A STATE EQUALIZATION BOARD TO HEAR APPEALS FROM TAXING UNITS AGGRIEVED BY DECISIONS OF THE ASSESSMENT COORDINATION DEPARTMENT.
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TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE ANNOTATED 19-4-903(A) AND 19-6-701(B).
TO SET THE SALARY AND EXPENSES OF THE DEPUTY PROSECUTORS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
TO PROVIDE FOR THE REGISTRATION AND PROTECTION OF TRADEMARKS
TO CONVERT THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY OF THE TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT TO DIVISION A
TO ALLOW FORMER ARKANSAS SUPREME COURT JUSTICES TO SOLEMNIZE MARRIAGES.
TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE 22-6-601 PERTAINING TO SALE OF STATE LANDS.
TO AMEND A.C.A. 4-3-118 AND 16-56-111 RELATING TO LIMITATION ON ACTIONS ON WRITTEN OBLIGATIONS
TO PROVIDE THAT CABLE TELEVISION SERVICE PROVIDERS SHALL HAVE EQUAL ACCESS TO RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
TO PROVIDE THAT VEHICLES CARRYING SAND, GRAVEL, OR ROCK IN OPEN BEDS SHALL BE COVERED ON PAVED HIGHWAYS TO PREVENT ANY SPILLING OR LEAKING ON THE HIGHWAY.
TO PERMIT OWNERS OR MANAGERS OF BUSINESSES RESIDING WITHIN A CITY OR WITHIN THE COUNTY TO SERVE ON THE ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION COMMISSION.
TO AMEND THE DATE OF PAYMENT OF REREGISTRATION FEE FOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTITIONERS
TO IMPOSE A MINIMUM TERM OF IMPRISONMENT BEFORE CERTAIN OFFENDERS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE OR TRANSFER
TO PROVIDE THAT VEHICLES CARRYING SAND, GRAVEL, OR ROCK IN OPEN BEDS SHALL BE COVERED ON PAVED HIGHWAYS TO PREVENT ANY SPILLING OR LEAKING ON THE HIGHWAY.
AMEND THE PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ACT TO EXEMPT FROM LICENSURE PERSONS WHO CONTRACT WITH AN EMPLOYER TO RECRUIT EMPLOYEES WITHOUT CHARGE TO THE EMPLOYEE.
TO AMEND AND REPEAL CERTAIN SECTIONS OF THE ARK. CODE PERTAINING TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND RESOURCES.
TO CHANGE THE DURATION OF MARRIAGE REQUIRED FOR A SURVIVING SPOUSE OF A POLICE OFFICER WHO MARRIED AFTER RETIREMENT TO RECEIVE PENSION BENEFITS FROM TEN YEARS TO ONE YEAR
TO DEFINE THE UNAUTHORIZED PRACTICE OF LAW AND SET PENALTIES