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HB215
Rep(s). By Representative Johnson (K) HB215 ENROLLED, An Act, To repeal Chapter 7 (commencing
with Section 8-7-1) of Title 8, and to add Chapter 7A (commencing with Section 8-7A-1), the
Code of Alabama 1975; to provide for regulation of money transmissions by the Alabama Securities
Commission; to require any person engaging in the business of monetary transmissions to obtain
a license from the commission and specify requirements for licensing and exceptions; to require
a licensee to maintain records and specify the commission would periodically examine each
licensee; to specify the powers of the commission with regard to enforcement; to provide an
aggrieved person with an opportunity for a hearing; to allow the commission to promulgate
rules; to provide criminal penalties for violations; and in connection therewith would have
as its purpose or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds
within the meaning of Amendment 621 of the Constitution of Alabama of...
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SB173
SB173 ENGROSSED By Senator Orr A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To repeal Chapter 7 (commencing
with Section 8-7-1) of Title 8, and to add Chapter 7A (commencing with Section 8-7A-1), the
Code of Alabama 1975; to provide for regulation of money transmissions by the Alabama Securities
Commission; to require any person engaging in the business of monetary transmissions to obtain
a license from the commission and specify requirements for licensing and exceptions; to require
a licensee to maintain records and specify the commission would periodically examine each
licensee; to specify the powers of the commission with regard to enforcement; to provide an
aggrieved person with an opportunity for a hearing; to allow the commission to promulgate
rules; to provide criminal penalties for violations; and in connection therewith would have
as its purpose or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds
within the meaning of Amendment 621 of the Constitution of Alabama of...
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SB146
181474-1:n:01/20/2017:FC/th LRS2017-344 SB146 By Senator Blackwell RFD Banking and Insurance
Rd 1 09-FEB-17 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, the Insurance Commissioner receives certain documents,
materials, and other information in connection with the Alabama Risk-Based Capital for Insurers
Act which are confidential and not subject to public disclosure. This bill would provide that
the commissioner or any person receiving documents, materials, or other information under
the Alabama Risk-Based Capital for Insurers Act under the authority of the commissioner shall
not be permitted or required to testify in a private civil action concerning the confidential
documents, materials, or information received; however, the documents, materials, or other
information can be shared with other state, federal, and international regulatory agencies,
with the NAIC, and state, federal, and international law enforcement authorities; that any
such documents, materials, or other information received from the...
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HB94
Rep(s). By Representative Rich HB94 ENROLLED, An Act, Relating to insurance; to amend Sections
27-2B-9, 27-29-1, 27-29-4, and 27-29-7 of the Code of Alabama 1975, and to add Section 27-29-6.2
to the Code of Alabama 1975, to provide that the commissioner or any person receiving documents,
materials, or other information under the Alabama Risk-Based Capital for Insurers Act under
the authority of the commissioner shall not be permitted or required to testify in a private
civil action concerning the confidential documents, materials, or information received except
to authorize the documents, material, or other information to be shared with other state,
federal, and international regulatory agencies, with the NAIC, and state, federal, and international
law enforcement authorities; to provide that any documents, materials, or other information
received from the NAIC, from regulatory or law enforcement officials of foreign or domestic
jurisdictions shall be maintained as confidential or...
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HB45
175105-2:n:12/13/2016:JMH/th LRS2016-884R1 HB45 By Representative Brown RFD Agriculture and
Forestry Rd 1 07-FEB-17 SYNOPSIS: This bill would create the Alabama Dog and Cat Breeders
Commission and would give the commission the authority to license dog or cat breeders in this
state. This bill would exempt certain animals and breeders under certain conditions. This
bill would authorize the commission, by rule, to do all of the following: Set certain standards
for breeding and the minimum standard of care for certain animals, perform inspections and
investigations on the facility of a dog or cat breeder, set licensing requirements and fees,
require certain notifications to the commission and to local law enforcement, perform criminal
background checks on applicants, contract with third party inspectors, establish a breeders
and inspectors directory and a disciplinary database, provide certain consumer interest information,
require breeders submit an annual inventory and keep certain...
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HB426
182073-4:n:03/16/2017:FC/tgw LRS2017-573R3 HB426 By Representative Whorton (I) RFD Boards,
Agencies and Commissions Rd 1 16-MAR-17 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, the Electronic Security
Board of Licensure licenses installers of alarm systems and electronic access control systems
and traditional locksmiths. This bill would further provide for definitions, including the
definition of locksmiths, and would further provide for the regulation of electronic security
systems and for the operation of the board. 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
governmental entity without enactment by a 2/3 vote unless: it comes within one of a number
of specified exceptions; it is approved by the affected entity; or the...
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HB565
181691-5:n:04/04/2017:FC/tgw LRS2017-443R4 HB565 By Representatives Mooney, Ledbetter, Hanes,
Pettus, Farley, Fridy, Rowe, Butler, Standridge, Treadaway, Drake and Wingo RFD Public Safety
and Homeland Security Rd 1 25-APR-17 SYNOPSIS: This bill would relate to persons charged with
driving under the influence and the installation of ignition interlock devices on vehicles.
This bill would: Require each person approved for a pretrial diversion program to be required
to have an ignition interlock device installed for a certain period of time; provide that
a portion of the court fee would be distributed to the municipal court if the case is a municipal
court case when the person is ordered or agrees to have an ignition interlock device; delete
the requirement for indigents to pay for the services; provide that a person convicted of
a third offense would be authorized or required to obtain an ignition interlock device after
the completion of his or her incarceration; would require...
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HB8
181691-5:n:04/04/2017:FC/tgw LRS2017-443R4 HB8 By Representative Mooney RFD Public Safety and
Homeland Security Rd 1 09-JAN-18 SYNOPSIS: This bill would relate to persons charged with
driving under the influence and the installation of ignition interlock devices on vehicles.
This bill would: Require each person approved for a pretrial diversion program to be required
to have an ignition interlock device installed for a certain period of time; provide that
a portion of the court fee would be distributed to the municipal court if the case is a municipal
court case when the person is ordered or agrees to have an ignition interlock device; delete
the requirement for indigents to pay for the services; provide that a person convicted of
a third offense would be authorized or required to obtain an ignition interlock device after
the completion of his or her incarceration; would require manufacturers to provide ignition
interlock services to indigent under certain conditions without charge;...
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HB427
184260-1:n:03/16/2017:KBH/mfc LRS2017-1004 HB427 By Representatives Ledbetter, Shedd, McCutcheon,
Patterson, Pettus, Whorton (R), Wood, Sanderford, Farley, Rowe, Butler and Harbison RFD State
Government Rd 1 16-MAR-17 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, a Tier II correctional officer, firefighter,
or law enforcement officer is eligible for full retirement benefits if he or she retires after
the age of 56 with at least 10 years of creditable service as a correctional officer, firefighter,
or law enforcement officer. This bill would allow Tier II members of the Employees' Retirement
System or the Teachers' Retirement System employed as a local correctional officer, firefighter,
or law enforcement officer to retire with full retirement benefits upon completion of 25 years
of service. The bill would also increase the contribution rate of the earnable compensation
of Tier II members of the Employees' Retirement System or the Teachers' Retirement System
employed as a local correctional officer,...
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SB220
SB220 ENGROSSED By Senator Dial A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To amend Sections 41-16-20, 41-16-21.1,
41-16-27, and 41-4-110 of the Code of Alabama 1975 relating to purchasing; to grant preferred
vendor status to any business located in the state that is owned by a veteran deployed to
Afghanistan or Iraq as a part of Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi Freedom; to
allow the Division of Purchasing to enter into joint purchase agreements for the purchase
of services and to award multiple purchase contracts for the purchase of services; and to
allow cities and counties to utilize the fleet fuel card program administered by the Division
of Purchasing. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:Section 1. Sections 41-16-20, 41-16-21.1,
41-16-27, and 41-4-110 of the Code of Alabama 1975 are amended to read as follows: ยง41-16-20.
"(a) With the exception of contracts for public works whose competitive bidding requirements
are governed exclusively by Title 39, all contracts of...
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