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5/30/2018 Advanced Search Bill Research Report 05-30-2018 - 11:04:44 - Indicates Tracked Legislation HB 1 Henry, Cameron(R) Provides for the ordinary operating expenses of state LaFleur(D) government for Fiscal Year 2018-2019. Last Action: 5-28-18 H House Vote to Override Governor's Veto (Vote: Y: 52/N: 48) HB 2 Abramson, Neil(D) Provides for the comprehensive Capital Outlay budget. Morrell(D) Last Action: 5-21-18 G Enrolled HB 3 Abramson, Neil(D) Provides for the Omnibus Bond Act. Last Action: 5- 1-18 H Returned to the calendar - subject to call HB 4 Bishop, Stuart(R) Extends the additional saltwater fishing fee dedicated Allain(R) to the LACREEL program. Last Action: 5-10-18 G Effective (Act: 41) HB 5 Connick, Patrick(R) Provides relative to the interruption of prescription. Claitor(R) Last Action: 8- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 443) HB 6 Connick, Patrick(R) Provides relative to pretrial and scheduling Milkovich(D) conferences. Last Action: 8- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 254) http://www.legiscon.com/www/temp/490138.HTM 1/220 5/30/2018 Advanced Search HB 7 Miller, Greg(R) Provides relative to certain statements required to be Smith(D) filed by elected officials. Last Action: 1- 1-19 G Effective (Act: 183) HB 8 Ivey, Barry(R) Provides relative to the reemployment of retirees of the Peacock(R) Clerks' of Court Retirement and Relief Fund. Last Action: 7- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 108) HB 9 Ivey, Barry(R) Provides for definitions relative to rollovers of sums to Peacock(R) the Firefighters' Retirement System from other qualified plans under the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code. Last Action: 8- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 109) HB 10 Ivey, Barry(R) Provides for the payment of refunded contributions to members of the Firefighters' Retirement System. Last Action: 3-27-18 S Referred to Senate Committee on Senate Retirement HB 11 Ivey, Barry(R) Imposes on the Public Retirement Systems' Actuarial Committee a fiduciary duty to the state and statewide retirement systems. Last Action: 4-12-18 H Removed from hearing 04/13/18, House Retirement HB 12 Ivey, Barry(R) Requires the Public Retirement Systems' Actuarial Committee to report to the legislature. Last Action: 4-23-18 S Voluntarily Deferred in Committee Senate Retirement HB 13 Miller, Greg(R) Provides relative to the reemployment of retirees of the Peacock(R) Teachers' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 5-18-18 G Enrolled HB 14 Smith, Patricia(D) Provides relative to the reemployment of retired Peacock(R) interpreters, educational transliterators, and certified educators of the hearing impaired in positions covered by the Teachers' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 5-23-18 H Set on the House Orders HB 15 Moreno, Adds domestic abuse battery, battery of a dating Helena(Resigned)(D) partner, and certain violations of protective orders to the list of crimes of violence. Last Action: 1-24-18 H Referred to House Committee on House Administration of Criminal Justice HB 16 Danahay, Mike(D) Provides relative to taking judicial notice of statutes. Johns(R) Last Action: 8- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 184) http://www.legiscon.com/www/temp/490138.HTM 2/220 5/30/2018 Advanced Search HB 17 Carpenter, Barbara(D) Provides for the repayment of refunded contributions Peacock(R) by a member of the Registrars of Voters Employees' Retirement System. Last Action: 7- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 255) HB 18 Carpenter, Barbara(D) Provides relative to the calculation of final average compensation for members of the Registrars of Voters Employees' Retirement System. Last Action: 5- 7-18 S Voluntarily Deferred in Committee Senate Retirement HB 19 Carpenter, Barbara(D) Provides for the annual amount of retirement allowance Peacock(R) for members of the Registrars of Voters Employees' Retirement System. Last Action: 5-18-18 G Enrolled HB 20 Carpenter, Barbara(D) Authorizes a natural or juridicial person to serve as director of the Registrars of Voters Employees' Retirement System. Last Action: 5- 7-18 S Voluntarily Deferred in Committee Senate Retirement HB 21 Ivey, Barry(R) Adds members to the Public Retirement Systems' Actuarial Committee. Last Action: 4-12-18 H Removed from hearing 04/13/18, House Retirement HB 22 Ivey, Barry(R) Sets minimum employer contributions and provides for funding deposit accounts for each state retirement system. Last Action: 1-25-18 H Referred to House Committee on House Retirement HB 23 Ivey, Barry(R) Provides for a limitation on investment portfolio allocation to alternative investments for state and statewide retirement systems. Last Action: 4-12-18 H Removed from hearing 04/13/18, House Retirement HB 24 Ivey, Barry(R) Requires actuaries to submit uniform reports of actuarial assumptions to the Public Retirement Systems' Actuarial Committee. Last Action: 4-12-18 H Removed from hearing 04/13/18, House Retirement HB 25 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides relative to participation of charter school employees in the Teachers' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 4-12-18 H Removed from hearing 04/13/18, House Retirement http://www.legiscon.com/www/temp/490138.HTM 3/220 5/30/2018 Advanced Search HB 26 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for participation by certain entities in the Peacock(R) Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 5-11-18 G Effective (Act: 110) HB 27 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for computation of a supplemental benefit for Peacock(R) reemployed retirees of the Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 7- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 42) HB 28 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for the vesting period for members of the Peacock(R) Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 7- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 4) HB 29 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for the optional selection of payment of Peacock(R) survivor benefits for a surviving spouse of a member of the Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 8- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 185) HB 30 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for the definitions of minor child and disability Peacock(R) relative to the Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 7- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 43) HB 31 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for the benefit payable to a retired member of Peacock(R) the Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Louisiana upon death of beneficiary. Last Action: 7- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 44) HB 32 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for the Deferred Retirement Option Plan Peacock(R) participation period for a member of the Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 7- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 111) HB 33 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for the payment of unfunded accrued liability Peacock(R) by employers eliminating positions covered by the Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Louisiana. Last Action: 7- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 112) HB 34 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides relative to the use of terror-free index funds Peacock(R) by the state and statewide retirement systems. Last Action: 5-10-18 G Effective (Act: 45) HB 35 DeVillier, Phillip(R) Amends penalties for gross littering. Price(D) Last Action: 5-14-18 G Enrolled HB 36 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for the membership of the Louisiana Deferred Peacock(R) Compensation Commission. http://www.legiscon.com/www/temp/490138.HTM 4/220 5/30/2018 Advanced Search Last Action: 5-18-18 G Enrolled HB 37 Brown, Terry(I) Provides for benefits for certain members of the Walsworth(R) Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System totally and permanently disabled in the line of duty by an intentional act of violence. Last Action: 5-18-18 G Enrolled HB 38 Hollis, Paul(R) Provides for the formula for distribution of benefit Peacock(R) increases for state and statewide retirement systems. Last Action: 8- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 113) HB 39 Ivey, Barry(R) Establishes a hybrid retirement benefit structure for members of the state retirement systems first hired on or after July 1, 2020. Last Action: 1-29-18 H Referred to House Committee on House Retirement HB 40 Ivey, Barry(R) Allows members of the Firefighters' Retirement System Peacock(R) to allocate Deferred Retirement Option Plan funds between two separate interest bearing accounts. Last Action: 7- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 114) HB 41 Ivey, Barry(R) Provides relative to the fiduciary relationship between Peacock(R) the Firefighters' Retirement System and its investment advisors. Last Action: 8- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 115) HB 42 Jones, Sam(D) Provides for the incorporation of the Registrars of Voters Employees' Retirement System into the Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System. Companions: HB 43 (Very Similar) Last Action: 1-29-18 H Referred to House Committee on House Retirement HB 43 Pearson, Kevin(R) Provides for the incorporation of the Registrars of Voters Employees' Retirement Plan into the Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System. Companions: HB 42 (Very Similar) Last Action: 1-29-18 H Referred to House Committee on House Retirement HB 44 Brown, Terry(I) Provides an exception to the crime of illegal carrying of weapons for clerks of court and tax assessors. Last Action: 4- 4-18 H Voluntarily Deferred in Committee House Administration of Criminal Justice HB 45 Connick, Patrick(R) Requires third-party logistics providers to obtain Mills(R) controlled dangerous substance licenses. http://www.legiscon.com/www/temp/490138.HTM 5/220 5/30/2018 Advanced Search Last Action: 8- 1-18 G Effective (Act: 186) HB 46 Harris, Lance(R) Provides for work and community engagement requirements in the state Medicaid program. Last Action: 1-31-18 H Referred to House Committee on House Health and Welfare HB 47 Bishop, Stuart(R) Extends cooperative endeavor agreements for use of Walsworth(R) surface waters.
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