HB531
167751-1:n:04/15/2015:FC/agb LRS2015-1621 HB531 By Representatives Garrett, Faulkner, Daniels,
Todd, Williams (P), Coleman-Evans, Scott, Givan, Hanes, Farley, Treadaway, Williams (JW),
Ball, Rowe, Melton, Drake, Boyd, Tuggle, Sanderford, Brown, Jackson, Whorton (R), Fincher,
Chesteen, Hammon, England, McMillan, Morrow, Moore (M), Beech, Buskey, Alexander, Howard,
Ingram, Drummond, Warren, Clarke, Bracy and Hall RFD Financial Services Rd 1 21-APR-15 SYNOPSIS:
Under existing law, deferred presentment transactions, commonly referred to as payday loans,
are regulated by the State Banking Department pursuant to the Deferred Presentment Services
Act. This bill would allow a customer to repay a deferred presentment transaction over a three-month
period. This bill would prohibit the extension of a deferred presentment transaction. A BILL
TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To amend Sections 5-18A-2, 5-18A-12, and 5-18A-13 of the Code of Alabama
1975, relating to deferred presentment transactions; to allow a...
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SB110
164518-2:n:02/20/2015:LLR/agb LRS2015-368R1 SB110 By Senator Orr RFD Fiscal Responsibility
and Economic Development Rd 1 03-MAR-15 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, a license is required
for any person engaged in the business of deferred presentment services. This bill would expand
the licensure requirement for persons engaged in the business of deferred presentment services
to include services offered by mail, telephone, Internet, mobile device application, or in
person. This bill would increase the nonrefundable license fee and provide that one half of
the increase would be paid to the State Banking Department and one half to the General Fund.
This bill would provide that a person who attempts to evade the licensure requirement for
the business of deferred presentment services would be guilty of a criminal offense and would
provide penalties. This bill would further regulate the business of deferred presentment services
by regulating the fees, interest, number of loans, term of a loan,...
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SB335
167120-1:n:04/03/2015:LLR/tj LRS2015-1347 SB335 By Senator Blackwell RFD Banking and Insurance
Rd 1 07-APR-15 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, deferred presentment transactions, commonly referred
to as payday loans, are regulated by the State Banking Department pursuant to the Deferred
Presentment Services Act. This bill would allow a customer to repay a deferred presentment
transaction over a six-month period. This bill would prohibit the extension of a deferred
presentment transaction. A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To amend Sections 5-18A-2, 5-18A-12,
and 5-18A-13 of the Code of Alabama 1975, relating to deferred presentment transactions; to
allow a customer to repay a deferred presentment transaction over a six-month period; to prohibit
the extension of a deferred presentment transaction; to decrease the extended repayment option
from four months to three months; to allow licensees to collect a bad check fee for each bad
check presented; to require each licensee to report within a...
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HB617
168687-1:n:05/04/2045:LLR*/th LRS2015-1860 HB617 By Representative Warren RFD Ways and Means
General Fund Rd 1 05-MAY-15 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, a person who owns or operates, or
both, a motor vehicle that uses natural gas does not have to obtain an annual decal from the
Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board or remit the motor fuel excise tax prescribed in Article 3A
of Chapter 17 of Title 40, Code of Alabama 1975, until October 1, 2016. This bill would establish
a uniform motor fuel and enforcement system for the collection of excise tax on compressed
natural gas and liquefied natural gas. This bill would provide for civil and criminal penalties
for a violation. Amendment 621 of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, now appearing as Section
111.05 of the Official Recompilation of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended, prohibits
a general law whose purpose or effect would be to require a new or increased expenditure of
local funds from becoming effective with regard to a local...
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HB69
164033-1:n:01/12/2015:FC/th LRS2015-66 HB69 By Representative Williams (JD) RFD Constitution,
Campaigns and Elections Rd 1 03-MAR-15 SYNOPSIS: Under existing municipal election law, the
mayor is required to deliver absentee election supplies to the clerk not less than 21 days
prior to an election. Title 17, Code of Alabama 1975, requires specific deadlines for providing
absentee election supplies in municipal elections. This bill would remove conflicting language
in Title 11 in order to conform to Title 17. Under existing municipal election law, the term
voting machines is used in Chapter 46 of Title 11, Code of Alabama 1975. The term voting machines
in Chapter 46 generally applies to mechanical voting machines. Other election laws authorize
the governing bodies of counties, municipalities, and other political subdivisions to adopt
and direct the use of electronic vote counting systems. This bill would distinguish voting
machines from electronic vote counting systems in municipal...
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