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Louisiana State | Senate OFFICIAL JOURNAL SENATE BILL NO. 260— BY SENATOR MORRISH AND REPRESENTATIVE SMITH OF THE AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 17:3973(2)(a) and (3), 3982(B)(1) and SENATE (2)(a), 3983(A)(4)(a) and (d) and (B)(2), 3991(H), the OF THE introductory paragraph of 3995(A)(1) and (c), (3)(b), and (4)(a)(i) and (H), 3996(G), and 4001(A) and (C)(1) and (2) and STATE OF LOUISIANA to repeal R.S. 17:3973(2)(b)(vi) and (4), 3974(A), 3981.1, _______ 3981.2, and 3983(A)(2)(d), (D)(2), and (E)(3), relative to charter FORTY-THIRD DAY'S PROCEEDINGS schools; to revise the definition of a chartering authority; to _______ remove the authority of the State Board of Elementary and Forty-Second Regular Session of the Legislature Secondary Education to certify certain entities as local charter Under the Adoption of the authorizers; to remove the authority of local charter authorizers Constitution of 1974 to approve charter proposals and to enter into charters; to _______ eliminate certain types of charter schools; and to provide for related matters. Senate Chamber State Capitol Reported without amendments. Baton Rouge, Louisiana Monday, May 30, 2016 SENATE BILL NO. 262— BY SENATOR MORRISH AND REPRESENTATIVES PRICE AND SMITH The Senate was called to order at 4:15 o'clock P.M. by Hon. AN ACT John A. Alario Jr., President of the Senate. To enact R.S. 17:24.4(F)(1)(g), relative to statewide content standards and assessments for required subjects; to provide for the use of such results and information for specified purposes Morning Hour including for purposes of distributing school and district letter grades, teacher evaluations, and pupil progression; and to CONVENING ROLL CALL provide for related matters. The roll being called, the following members answered to their Reported without amendments. names: PRESENT SENATE BILL NO. 397— BY SENATOR JOHNS AND REPRESENTATIVES BAGLEY, COX, Mr. President Fannin Morrish HOLLIS, HORTON, JACKSON, LEBAS, POPE, STOKES AND WILLMOTT Allain Gatti Peacock AN ACT Appel Hewitt Perry To amend and reenact R.S. 46:1402, 1403(7), 1403.1, 1407(B)(1)(a), Barrow Johns Peterson (f), and (g), (E), (H), and (I), 1414.1(D), 1417, 1423, and Bishop Lambert Riser 1428(A) and (B)(1), relative to residential facilities; to provide Boudreaux Long Smith, G. for residents of residential homes; to provide for completion of Brown Luneau Tarver educational courses by such residents; to provide for the Chabert Milkovich Walsworth jurisdiction, powers, duties, and regulations of the Department Cortez Mills Ward of Children and Family Services regarding youth under care by Donahue Mizell specialized providers; to provide definitions; and to provide for Erdey Morrell related matters. Total - 31 ABSENT Reported without amendments. SENATE BILL NO. 420— Carter LaFleur Thompson BY SENATOR THOMPSON Claitor Martiny White AN ACT Colomb Smith, J. To enact R.S. 17:195.1, relative to school nutrition programs; to Total - 8 require the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education to develop and implement a farm to school program to promote The President of the Senate announced there were 31 Senators the use of locally grown and raised agricultural products in present and a quorum. school nutrition programs; to provide for the duties and responsibilities of the state Department of Education and the Prayer Department of Agriculture and Forestry with respect to the program; and to provide for related matters. The prayer was offered by Senator Gerald Long, following which the Senate joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the Reported without amendments. United States of America. SENATE BILL NO. 477— (Substitute of Senate Bill No. 342 by Reading of the Journal Senator Boudreaux) BY SENATORS BOUDREAUX, APPEL, BISHOP, MILKOVICH, MORRISH, WALSWORTH AND WHITE AND REPRESENTATIVES HALL On motion of Senator Luneau, the reading of the Journal was AND PRICE dispensed with and the Journal of May 26, 2016, was adopted. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 17:3902(B)(5) and 3997(D)(2), relative Message from the House to the evaluation of public school teachers and administrators; to provide relative to the use of value-added data in such PASSED SENATE BILLS AND evaluations; and to provide for related matters. JOINT RESOLUTIONS Reported without amendments. May 26, 2016 SENATE BILL NO. 109— To the Honorable President and Members of the Senate: BY SENATOR BARROW AN ACT I am directed to inform your honorable body that the House of To enact R.S. 17:407.29, relative to early childhood programs; to Representatives has finally passed the following Senate Bills and provide relative to confidentiality of applications and client case Joint Resolutions: records for child care assistance clients; to provide for 1133 Page 2 SENATE 43rd DAY'S PROCEEDINGS May 30, 2016 exceptions; to provide for waiver of confidentiality; to provide SENATE BILL NO. 360— for penalties; and to provide for related matters. BY SENATOR MILLS AN ACT Reported without amendments. To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1155.2(5), to enact R.S. 40:1155.2.1, and to repeal R.S. 40:1155.2(8), relative to the Louisiana SENATE BILL NO. 173— Physician Order for Scope of Treatment; to provide for BY SENATOR GARY SMITH AND REPRESENTATIVE GARY CARTER definitions; to provide for the form; to provide for an effective AN ACT date; and to provide for related matters. To enact R.S. 13:2564.3, relative to parish court judges; to provide for legal representation by the attorney general; and to provide Reported without amendments. for related matters. SENATE BILL NO. 394— Reported without amendments. BY SENATOR CARTER AND REPRESENTATIVE MARCELLE AN ACT SENATE BILL NO. 471— (Substitute of Senate Bill No. 211 by To amend and reenact R.S. 14:90.5(B), relative to the crime of Senator Martiny) unlawful playing of gaming devices by persons under the age of BY SENATOR MARTINY twenty-one; to provide relative to the elements of the crime; and AN ACT to provide for related matters. To amend and reenact Section 2 of Act No. 866 of the 2014 Regular Session of the Legislature of Louisiana, relative to the Louisiana Reported without amendments. State Board of Dentistry; to provide relative to the domicile of the board and certain proceedings; to provide for an extension SENATE BILL NO. 296— of the effective date of such Section 2 from 2017 to 2018; and BY SENATOR PETERSON to provide for related matters. AN ACT To authorize and provide for the transfer of certain state rights and Reported without amendments. property in Orleans Parish; to provide for the applicable property descriptions; to provide for reservation of mineral SENATE BILL NO. 464— rights; to provide terms and conditions; to provide an effective BY SENATOR MILLS date; and to provide for related matters. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 47:338.1(D)(1) and to enact R.S. Reported with amendments. 47:338.1(E), relative to sales tax of political subdivisions; to provide for the use of the tax proceeds of a sales tax district in SENATE BILL NO. 473— (Substitute of Senate Bill No. 362 by certain municipalities; and to provide for related matters. Senator Johns) BY SENATOR JOHNS Reported without amendments. AN ACT To enact Part VIII of Chapter 3 of Title 46 of the Louisiana Revised SENATE BILL NO. 172— Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 46:451 through 455, BY SENATOR MORRELL relative to the Louisiana Medical Assistance Program; to AN ACT provide for the Health Insurance Premium Assistance Program; To amend and reenact R.S. 47:463.4(M), relative to motor vehicles; to provide for rules and regulations; and to provide for related to provide relative to the definition of a "medical examiner" for matters. issuance of special license plates or hang tags for mobility impaired persons; and to provide for related matters. Reported with amendments. Reported without amendments. SENATE BILL NO. 270— BY SENATOR BOUDREAUX SENATE BILL NO. 419— AN ACT BY SENATOR THOMPSON To enact R.S. 17:3914(L), relative to student information; to provide AN ACT for certain school governing authorities to enter into a To amend and reenact R.S. 38:2313(F), and to enact R.S. memorandum of understanding for the provision of certain 38:2313(B)(7), relative to professional services; to provide for student information; to provide for the confidentiality of such the factors in the selection of professional services; to provide information; to provide for penalties; and to provide for related for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. matters. Reported without amendments. Reported with amendments. SENATE BILL NO. 295— SENATE BILL NO. 475— (Substitute of Senate Bill No. 455 by BY SENATORS PETERSON, BISHOP, CARTER, APPEL, CHABERT, Senator White) JOHNS, MARTINY AND TARVER AND REPRESENTATIVES ADAMS, BY SENATOR WHITE BAGNERIS, BOUIE, GARY CARTER, JIMMY HARRIS, HAZEL, TERRY LANDRY, LEGER, LOPINTO, MARCELLE, MORENO AND TALBOT AN ACT AN ACT To enact R.S. 40:1135.13, relative to emergency medical To enact R.S. 27:248, relative to the land-based casino; to promote transportation; to provide for the Ambulance Transportation non-gaming economic development; to provide for personnel Alternatives Task Force; to provide for membership; to provide and total operating force; to provide for third-party tenants; to for duties; to provide for a pilot program; to provide for provide for compensation; to provide for reporting; to provide reporting; to provide for rule making; and to provide for related for definitions; to provide for credits; to provide for methods of matters.
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