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HB193
Rep(s). By Representatives South, Fridy, Ledbetter, Rowe, Weaver and Harper HB193 ENROLLED,
An Act, To authorize state departments and agencies with access to federal tax information
to process Bureau history checks on employees and contractors through the procedures of the
Alabama Law Enforcement Agency; to provide for the authorization of a fee; to authorize the
establishment of agency policy. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA: Section 1. Pursuant
to the requirements of Public Law 92-544, the states may conduct a nationwide criminal history
background check on state employees and contractors for the purpose of determining whether
an employee or contractor who has access to federal tax information has been convicted of
a crime that would warrant denying the employee or contractor access to the federal tax information.
For the purposes of this statute, federal tax information includes tax return or tax return
information received directly from the Internal Revenue Service or...
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SB176
181906-1:n:02/07/2017:LFO-HP*/jmb SB176 By Senator Scofield RFD Governmental Affairs Rd 1 14-FEB-17
SYNOPSIS: In order to continue receiving federal tax information from the Internal Revenue
Service, the Services guidelines now require that state departments conduct criminal history
records checks by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on state employees and contractors who
have access to federal tax information. Pursuant to the requirements of Public Law 92-544,
states must authorize criminal history records checks by the Bureau on employees or contractors
through legislation. This bill will authorize state departments and agencies to process Bureau
history checks on employees and contractors through the procedures of the Alabama Law Enforcement
Agency. A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To authorize state departments and agencies with access
to federal tax information to process Bureau history checks on employees and contractors through
the procedures of the Alabama Law Enforcement...
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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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HB277
Rep(s). By Representatives Warren, Brown, Holmes (M), Drake, England, Knight, Beech, Beckman,
McMillan, Sells, Davis, Collins, Johnson (K), Farley, Butler, Givan, Coleman, Scott, Moore
(M), Jackson, Boyd, McCampbell, Todd, Shiver, Polizos, Millican, Gaston, Sessions, Ellis,
Moore (B), Black, Ford, Grimsley and Rowe HB277 ENGROSSED A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT Relating
to child care facilities; to amend Sections 13A-6-29, 38-7-2, 38-7-3, 38-13-2, and 38-13-3,
Code of Alabama 1975; to establish the Child Care Safety Act; to revise the definition of
day care center to include preschools; to remove the exemption from licensure by the Department
of Human Resources of certain child care facilities that are part of a church or nonprofit
religious school; to clarify that the licensing of a faith-based child care facility may not
be construed to infringe upon the rights of the facility to teach or practice a religion;
and to revise the criminal history background information check required for...
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SB236
182154-2:n:02/15/2017:PMG/cj LRS2017-613R1 SB236 By Senator Ward RFD Health and Human Services
Rd 1 23-FEB-17 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, the term day care center is defined as a child
care facility that receives more than 12 children for daytime care. The term includes child
care centers, day nurseries, nursery schools, pre-kindergartens, kindergartens, and play groups,
including those that are operated as part of a private school if they provide care for more
than four hours a day. Also under existing law, child care facilities that are part of a church
or nonprofit religious school are exempt from licensing by the Department of Human Resources.
This bill would establish the Child Care Safety Act. This bill would revise the definition
of day care center to include preschools. This bill would remove the exemption from licensure
for child care facilities that are part of a church or nonprofit religious school by requiring
such facilities to be licensed by the Department of Human...
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HB212
Rep(s). By Representative Brown HB212 ENROLLED, An Act, To amend Section 34-13-1, as amended
by Act 2016-265, 2016 Regular Session, and Sections 34-13-3, 34-13-8, 34-13-10, 34-13-11,
34-13-20, 34-13-21, 34-13-23, 34-13-25, 34-13-26, 34-13-29, 34-13-31, 34-13-51, 34-13-52,
34-13-53, 34-13-54, 34-13-55, 34-13-56, 34-13-57, 34-13-70, 34-13-71, 34-13-74, 34-13-91,
34-13-110, 34-13-111, 34-13-112, 34-13-113, 34-13-115, 34-13-116, 34-13-120, 34-13-121, 34-13-130,
34-13-131, 34-13-132, and 34-13-134, Code of Alabama 1975, and to add Sections 34-13-56.1,
34-13-117, 34-13-120.1, and 34-13-123 to the Code of Alabama 1975, relating to the Alabama
Board of Funeral Service and the Funeral Service Practice Act; to provide further for definitions;
to provide further for the membership of the board; to change the name of the executive secretary
of the board to the executive director of the board; to include the grandchildren of the decedent
in the priority list of those persons eligible to act as...
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HB280
181796-2:n:02/14/2017:CMH/tgw LRS2017-533R1 HB280 By Representatives Givan, Coleman, Rogers,
Moore (M), Hall, Daniels, Bracy, Buskey, Grimsley, Alexander, Forte, Clarke, Lawrence, Knight,
McClammy, Scott, McCampbell, Drummond and Warren RFD State Government Rd 1 21-FEB-17 SYNOPSIS:
Under existing law, there is no Alabama statute prohibiting the State of Alabama, its agencies,
or its political subdivisions, as employers, from discriminating against a job applicant based
on the applicant's criminal conviction record. This bill would prohibit the State of Alabama,
its agencies, and its political subdivisions, as employers, from inquiring into or considering
an applicant's arrest or conviction history for consideration of a job until after the applicant
has received a conditional job offer, except when a conviction is directly related to the
position of employment sought. This bill would require the State of Alabama, its agencies,
and its political subdivisions, as employers, to maintain...
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SB200
SB200 ENGROSSED By Senators Ross, Dunn, Beasley, Smitherman, Coleman-Madison, Figures, Singleton
and Sanders A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT Relating to criminal convictions; to prohibit the
State of Alabama, its agencies, and its political subdivisions, as employers, from inquiring
into or considering an applicant's conviction history for consideration of a job until after
the applicant has received a conditional job offer, with exceptions; to require the State
of Alabama, its agencies, and its political subdivisions, as employers, to maintain certain
employment and hiring records relating to the conviction history of employees and job applicants;
and to authorize the Department of Labor to enforce the provisions of this act. BE IT ENACTED
BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA: Section 1. The Legislature finds and declares that reducing
barriers to employment for people with arrest and conviction records and decreasing unemployment
in communities with concentrated numbers of people with...
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SB301
SB301 By Senators Figures and Ward ENROLLED, An Act, Relating to sex offenses and sex offenders;
to create the crimes of distributing a private image, sexting, sexual extortion, assault with
bodily fluids, and directing a child to engage in sexual intercourse or deviate sexual intercourse,
and to provide further for the crime of electronic solicitation of a child; to amend Sections
13A-6-122, 15-20A-4, 15-20A-5, 15-20A-7, 15-20A-8, 15-20A-10, 15-20A-11, 15-20A-12, 15-20A-13,
15-20A-14, 15-20A-15, 15-20A-16, 15-20A-18, 15-20A-21, 15-20A-23, 15-20A-24, 15-20A-25, 15-20A-26,
15-20A-27, 15-20A-28, 15-20A-31, 15-20A-32, 15-20A-34, 15-20A-37, 15-20A-42, and 15-20A-43
of the Code of Alabama 1975, to add crimes to the list of enumerated sex offenses for purposes
of registration and notification; to create a definition for reside, require certain sex offenders
to notify law enforcement of each place the sex offender resides, and provide further for
the notification requirements associated with...
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