H. 4457 (Rep. Gagnon) — Adds funding agreements, including claims from federal, state, and local governments, regarding the priority of distribution for claims from the insurer's estate.
H. 4458 (Rep. Pace) — Reduces the top marginal rate for individual income tax to 5%.
H. 4460 (Reps. Kilmartin and Edgerton) — Restricts a deed restriction, covenant, or homeowners' association document from prohibiting the installation of a solar energy system that is not visible from the street or common area surrounding a residence.
H. 4464 (Reps. Alexander and J. Moore) — Sets minimum compensation standards for direct care workers delivering personal care services through Medicaid home-and-community-based service providers and includes provisions for phased increases in the compensation provided.
H. 4465 (Reps. Cromer, Teeple, and Edgerton) — Establishes the "Privacy in Public Spaces Act" to define terms, ensure safety, and protect privacy in public areas, and provides remedies for violations.
H. 4467 (Reps. Cromer, Teeple, and Edgerton) — Establishes the "Small Business Construction Impact Relief Act," creating a loan program administered by the Department of Commerce for eligible small businesses.
S. 619 (Sens. Gambrell and Turner) – Adds funding agreements, including claims from federal, state, and local governments, regarding the priority of distribution for claims from the insurer's estate.
S. 622 (Sen. Climer) – Increases the frequency of reviewing retired judges' or justices' qualifications for appointment by the chief justice and establishes a retention election.
S. 607 (Sen. Jackson) – Sets minimum compensation standards for direct-care workers delivering personal care services through Medicaid home-and-community-based service providers and includes provisions for phased increases in the compensation provided.
S. 629 (Sens. Corbin, Matthews, Ott and Davis) – Deletes certain requirements for the sale of display models regarding modular home placement standards.
S. 631 (Sen. Walker) – Restricts sex offenders from living within 1,000 feet of a bus stop. Property owners or renters in affected areas prior to this act are not required to relocate.
S. 632 (Sens. Bennett, Alexander, Peeler, Rankin, Williams, Grooms and Jackson) – Amends several lobbyist provisions to improve transparency and accountability in lobbying practices involving local governments, including the following:
Updates definitions for "lobbying," "lobbyist," "public body," "public employee," and "public official," along with new terms for "covered local governing body actions" and "local governing body." Prohibits local governing body members from serving as lobbyists. Expands lobbyist registration to include local governing body actions and require the State Ethics Commission to publish online lists of registered lobbyists and their principals. Local governing bodies are included in reporting requirements for lobbyists' activities and expenditures. Mandates state agencies to report lobbying activities related to local governing bodies Expands prohibited acts and disclosure requirements for lobbyists, public officials, and employees, including local governing bodies. Adjusts penalties for violations to encompass local governing bodies.S. 636 (Sen. Graham) – Increases the biennial road use fees for alternative fuel and hybrid vehicles, specifically those powered by electricity, hydrogen, and fuels other than traditional motor fuel.