SB379
SB379 By Senator Allen ENROLLED, An Act, To amend Sections 34-5A-3, 34-5A-4, 34-5A-6, and 34-5A-7,
Code of Alabama 1975, relating to the Alabama Behavior Analyst Licensing Board; to establish
the board within the Department of Mental Health; to provide further for the qualifications
of the initial board members; to provide further for a quorum; to establish the Alabama Behavior
Analyst Licensing Board Fund in the State Treasury; to require criminal background checks
on applicants for licensure to be performed pursuant to board rule; to make technical corrections
to reference certification by certifying entities; and to provide further for the expiration,
renewal, revocation, and reinstatement of licenses. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:Section
1. Sections 34-5A-3, 34-5A-4, 34-5A-6, and 34-5A-7 of the Code of Alabama 1975, are amended
to read as follows: §34-5A-3. "(a) The Alabama Behavior Analyst Licensing Board is established
within the Department of Mental Health,...
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HB535
176876-1:n:04/12/2016:JET*/mfc LRS2016-1546 HB535 By Representatives McCutcheon, Pringle, Sanderford,
Ball, Williams (P) and Patterson RFD Boards, Agencies and Commissions Rd 1 12-APR-16 SYNOPSIS:
Under existing law, the Alabama Behavior Analyst Licensing Board was created to oversee the
regulation of behavior analyst professionals in the state. This bill would provide that the
board be established within the Department of Mental Health, would provide further for the
qualifications of the initial board members, would provide that a majority of the membership
of the board constitutes a quorum; and would establish the Alabama Behavior Analyst Licensing
Board Fund in the State Treasury. This bill would require that criminal background checks
on applicants for licensure be performed pursuant to board rule. This bill would make technical
corrections to reference certification by certifying entities. This bill would also provide
further for the expiration, renewal, revocation, and...
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HB167
Rep(s). By Representative Hill (M) HB167 ENGROSSED A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT Relating to
the Alabama Massage Therapy Licensure Act; to amend Sections 34-43-3, 34-43-5, 34-43-6, 34-43-7,
34-43-9, 34-43-11, 34-43-12, 34-43-14, 34-43-15, 34-43-17, 34-43-20, and 34-43-21, Code of
Alabama 1975, and to repeal Section 34-43-10, Code of Alabama 1975; to delete any reference
to a temporary permit to practice massage therapy; to expand the definition of therapeutic
massage and extend exemptions to the act; to delete antiquated language; to provide compensation
for board members; to change the name of the executive secretary to executive director; to
provide an excuse for absences from board meetings; to delete requirements that the oath of
office of board members be filed with the Governor and that certificates of appointments be
issued; to remove a retesting limit; to increase the minimum hours of supervised course instruction
for licensure; to require that applicants for licensure be 18...
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HB459
attorneys, engineers, consultants, and other professionals as the board shall deem necessary
for the conduct of the business of the institute. "(13) To provide grants to educational,
governmental, nonprofit, community-based, workforce development, economic development, and
other organizations and associations engaged in the education, recruitment, training, placement,
and professional development of persons engaged in activities leading to the furtherance of
careers in commercial and industrial construction in accordance with the purposes of
the institute. "(14) To cooperate or partner, or both, with regional and national organizations
promoting construction workforce development, including the sharing of non-monetary marketing
and educational resources and databases, in furtherance of the purposes of the institute.
"(15) To do all things necessary or convenient to carry out the powers and purposes conferred
by this section. "(16) To exercise any and all powers permissible under...
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SB222
173289-1:n:02/01/2016:KMS/mfc LRS2016-263 SB222 By Senator Smitherman RFD Fiscal Responsibility
and Economic Development Rd 1 11-FEB-16 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, the Alabama Massage
Therapy Licensure Act governs the practice of massage therapy in this state. This bill would
expand the persons exempt from the chapter and would delete any reference to a temporary permit
to practice massage therapy. This bill would delete antiquated language. This bill would provide
compensation to board members and would change the makeup of the board. This bill would change
the name of the executive secretary to executive director. This bill would list reasons for
excused absences from board meetings. This bill would remove the requirements that the oath
of office of board members be filed with the Governor and that the Governor issue certificates
of appointment to board members. This bill would increase the minimum hours of supervised
course instruction for licensure. This bill would require that...
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SB202
171463-1:n:08/17/2015:JET*/th LRS2015-2668 SB202 By Senators Coleman-Madison, Beasley, Singleton,
Pittman, Figures and Sanders RFD Finance and Taxation Education Rd 1 11-FEB-16 SYNOPSIS: Under
current law, each entity, subject to the Alabama corporate income tax, is required to file
a separate return and calculate the income tax on its separately accounted for taxable income,
regardless whether the entity is part of a larger business that consists of an affiliated
group of entities. This filing method allows large corporate taxpayers to take advantage of
tax planning options to shift income to other entities within the affiliated group located
in tax favorable states. Most large corporate businesses consist of a parent corporation and
a number of corporate subsidiaries. This bill would amend the corporate income tax law to
require the operations of all related entities, involved in a unitary business, file one corporate
income tax return on a combined basis, known as combined...
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HB9
172852-1:n:01/06/2016:JET/tj LRS2015-3452 HB9 By Representative Holmes (M) RFD Public Safety
and Homeland Security Rd 1 02-FEB-16 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, a driver may obtain a graduated
license, including a Stage I-learner's permit, Stage II-regular driver's license with restrictions
based on age, and Stage III-unrestricted driver's license. Also under existing law, a violation
of the restriction of a Stage II licensee is a traffic violation, but no points may be assessed
for the violation. This bill would revise the penalties for a violation of the restrictions
on a Stage II license, including revocation of the license and reversion to a Stage I license
for a period of six months, would require the driver to revert to a Stage I license for a
period of six months, would require the court to assess a fine of $250, plus court costs,
and would provide for the assessment of two points. This bill would also provide that a parent,
legal guardian, or other adult who knowingly allows a...
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HB22
172852-3:n:01/19/2016:JET/cj LRS2015-3452R2 HB22 By Representative Holmes (M) RFD Public Safety
and Homeland Security Rd 1 02-FEB-16 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, a driver may obtain a graduated
license, including a Stage I-learner's permit, Stage II-regular driver's license with restrictions
based on age, and Stage III-unrestricted driver's license. Also under existing law, a violation
of the restriction of a Stage II licensee is a traffic violation, but no points may be assessed
for the violation. This bill would revise the penalties for a violation of the restrictions
on a Stage II license, including revocation of the license and reversion to a Stage I license
for a period of six months, would require the driver to revert to a Stage I license for a
period of six months, would require the court to assess a fine of $250, plus court costs,
and would provide for the assessment of two points. This bill would also provide that a parent,
legal guardian, or other adult who knowingly allows...
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SB173
172852-3:n:01/19/2016:JET/cj LRS2015-3452R2 SB173 By Senators Chambliss and Brewbaker RFD Judiciary
Rd 1 09-FEB-16 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, a driver may obtain a graduated license, including
a Stage I-learner's permit, Stage II-regular driver's license with restrictions based on age,
and Stage III-unrestricted driver's license. Also under existing law, a violation of the restriction
of a Stage II licensee is a traffic violation, but no points may be assessed for the violation.
This bill would revise the penalties for a violation of the restrictions on a Stage II license,
including revocation of the license and reversion to a Stage I license for a period of six
months, would require the driver to revert to a Stage I license for a period of six months,
would require the court to assess a fine of $250, plus court costs, and would provide for
the assessment of two points. This bill would also provide that a parent, legal guardian,
or other adult who knowingly allows a driver with a...
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HB335
Rep(s). By Representative Williams (JD) HB335 ENROLLED, An Act, To amend Sections 12-21-131
and 15-1-3 of the Code of Alabama 1975, relating to interpreters in certain criminal and juvenile
proceedings; to expand the types of proceedings for which an interpreter may be requested
and to clarify the persons who may request an interpreter. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE
OF ALABAMA:Section 1. Sections 12-21-131 and 15-1-3 of the Code of Alabama 1975, are amended
to read as follows: §12-21-131. "(a) "Deaf person" means any person either
totally deaf, or who has defective hearing, or who has both defective hearing and speech.
"(b) For the purpose of this section, the term "qualified interpreter" means
an interpreter certified by the National Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Alabama Registry
of Interpreters for the Deaf, or, in the event an interpreter so certified is not available,
an interpreter whose qualifications are otherwise determined. Efforts to obtain the services
of a...
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