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Bill Watch List 4/5/2021 Gmail - Channel Status Report - Watch Susan Nelson <[email protected]> Channel Status Report - Watch 1 message MyCapitolWatchdog.com <[email protected]> Mon, Apr 5, 2021 at 8:44 PM To: [email protected] HB20 (ELECTIONS) - Blake Miguez STATUS: Pending House and Governmental Affairs Summary: Prohibits the use of private funds to pay election-related expenses HB32 (CRIMINAL/SENTENCING) - Larry Selders STATUS: Pending House Administration of Criminal Justice Summary: Increases the total number of credits that may be earned by an offender upon earning a bachelor's degree or master's degree HB56 (SEX OFFENSE/REGISTRY) - "Larry" Bagley STATUS: Pending House Transportation, Highways, and Public Works Summary: Provides relative to identifying a sex offender through driver's licenses and identification cards HB60 (CURRICULA) - Ken Brass STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Removes the termination of the Dual Enrollment Framework Task Force (OR SEE FISC NOTE GF EX) HB64 (ADVERTISING) - Michael Echols STATUS: Pending House Commerce Summary: Provides relative to misleading solicitations by nongovernmental entities which imply certain governmental connections HB72 (BUDGETARY CONTROLS) - Jean-Paul Coussan STATUS: Pending House Natural Resources Summary: Authorizes the secretary of the Department of Environmental Quality to establish a voluntary environmental self-audit program HB83 (BAIL) - Bryan Fontenot STATUS: Pending House Administration of Criminal Justice Summary: Provides relative to the posting of bail HB88 (WATER/RESOURCES) - C. Denise Marcelle STATUS: Pending House Natural Resources Summary: Provides relative to industrial withdrawal of groundwater from the Southern Hills Aquifer HB90 (VITAL STATISTICS) - Dodie Horton STATUS: Pending House Health and Welfare Summary: Provides relative to Missing Angel Certificates issued by the state registrar of vital records (OR NO IMPACT See Note) HB103 (LIABILITY/CIVIL) - Danny McCormick STATUS: Pending House Civil Law and Procedure Summary: Provides for liability relative to the administration of COVID-19 vaccinations HB119 (HIGHER ED/BD REGENTS) - Jason Hughes STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Provides relative to the Advisory Council on Historically Black Colleges and Universities HB146 (TAX CREDITS) - Stephanie Hilferty STATUS: Pending House Ways and Means Summary: Establishes an income tax credit following the delivery of a stillborn child https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ik=4b6eb73c42&view=pt&search=all&permthid=thread-f%3A1696253581194790582&simpl=msg-f%3A16962535811… 1/5 4/5/2021 Gmail - Channel Status Report - Watch HB211 (SCHOOLS/CHOICE) - Mark Wright STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Provides relative to public school choice HB227 (CRIMINAL/PROCEDURE) - Bill Wheat STATUS: Pending House Administration of Criminal Justice Summary: Provides relative to subpoena duces tecum when investigating sex offenses involving human trafficking HB228 (SANITARY CODE) - R. Dewith Carrier STATUS: Pending House Health and Welfare Summary: Provides relative to restroom access for individuals with certain conditions HB253 (SCHOOLS) - Scott McKnight STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Provides relative to the governance and funding of the Special School District, which provides special education services through its schools and programs HB255 (CIVIL/INTERDICTION) - Chuck Owen STATUS: Pending House Civil Law and Procedure Summary: Provides relative to interdiction and curatorship HB280 (SCHOOLS/CHOICE) - "Rick" Edmonds STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Provides relative to program administration and school eligibility for Student Scholarships for Educational Excellence Program HB285 (VOTERS/VOTING) - "Ted" James STATUS: Pending House and Governmental Affairs Summary: Provides relative to the amount a time a person may remain in a voting machine HB286 (VOTERS/VOTING) - Frederick D. Jones STATUS: Pending House and Governmental Affairs Summary: Extends the period for early voting prior to election day HB329 (VOTERS/VOTING) - Lance Harris STATUS: Pending House and Governmental Affairs Summary: Changes age of a child who may accompany a parent or legal guardian into a voting machine HB344 (CRIMINAL/PROCEDURE) - Marcus Bryant STATUS: Pending House Administration of Criminal Justice Summary: Provides relative to a defendant's ability to pay certain fines, fees, and costs HB346 (CRIMINAL/PROCEDURE) - Randal L. Gaines STATUS: Pending House Administration of Criminal Justice Summary: Provides relative to post-conviction relief or parole when a verdict is rendered by a non-unanimous jury HB349 (MTR VEHICLE/DRIVER LIC) - Kathy Edmonston STATUS: Pending House Transportation, Highways, and Public Works Summary: Prohibits requiring vaccination verification or immunity status for certain transactions or for inclusion on a driver's license or special identification card HB352 (CURRICULA) - Valarie Hodges STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Provides relative to required instruction in American history and civics in public schools HB357 (CHILDREN) - Raymond Crews STATUS: Pending House Health and Welfare Summary: Requires reporting of certain information relating to minors who undergo abortions HB378 (VOTERS/VOTING) - "Sam" Jenkins STATUS: Pending House and Governmental Affairs Summary: Provides relative to registration and voting by a person with a felony conviction HB394 (HIGHER EDUCATION) - Neil Riser STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Provides for mandatory reporting of sexual misconduct at postsecondary education institutions and requires such institutions to post reports relative to campus security policies and campus crime statistics on their websites HB409 (HIGHER EDUCATION) - Aimee Adatto Freeman STATUS: Pending House Education https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ik=4b6eb73c42&view=pt&search=all&permthid=thread-f%3A1696253581194790582&simpl=msg-f%3A16962535811… 2/5 4/5/2021 Gmail - Channel Status Report - Watch Summary: Provides relative to campus safety and accountability HB416 (CURRICULA) - Valarie Hodges STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Requires instruction regarding World War II and the Holocaust for middle and high school students and training for teachers relative to such instruction HB423 (ABORTION) - Julie Emerson STATUS: Pending House Health and Welfare Summary: Establishes requirements concerning reports of abortions performed or induced HB428 (BUDGETARY CONTROLS) - Brett F. Geymann STATUS: Pending House Appropriations Summary: Prohibits the use of federally declared disaster funds for increases in recurring state expenditures HB434 (TAX) - Richard Nelson STATUS: Pending House Ways and Means Summary: Levies taxes on sales of cannabis and provides for the use of the avails of the taxes HB443 (TAX/INCOME-CREDIT) - "Beau" Beaullieu STATUS: Pending House Ways and Means Summary: Provides for individual income tax credits for donations made to school tuition organizations HB460 (HEALTH/LDH) - Paul B. Hollis STATUS: Pending House Health and Welfare Summary: Establishes the Rare Disease Advisory Council within the Louisiana Department of Health HB494 (SCHOOLS/CHOICE) - Buddy Mincey, Jr STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Provides relative to public school choice HB498 (DISCRIMINATION) - Kathy Edmonston STATUS: Pending House Civil Law and Procedure Summary: Prohibits discrimination by government agencies and officials on the basis of vaccination or immunity status HB524 (DRUGS) - Richard Nelson STATUS: Pending House Administration of Criminal Justice Summary: Provides for decriminalization of marijuana and regulation of marijuana for recreational use HB528 (SCHOOLS) - Raymond E. Garofalo STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Authorizes a pilot program implementing a balanced calendar at certain schools HB542 (AMUSEMENTS/SPORTS) - Beryl Adams Amedee STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Provides for the Fairness in Women's Sports Act relative to a school's ability to offer opportunities to each student to participate in team sporting events on an equal basis HB555 (TEACHERS/EVALUATION) - Francis Thompson STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Prohibits the use of data derived from a value-added model (VAM) as a factor in measuring student growth for the purpose of teacher evaluations HB556 (SCHOOLS/CHOICE) - Phillip DeVillier STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Creates and provides for a program to provide state funding for the education of students not enrolled in public school HB564 (EDUCATION) - Raymond E. Garofalo STATUS: Pending House Education Summary: Provides relative to training with respect to certain concepts related to race and sex in elementary and secondary schools and postsecondary education institutions HB567 (TAX/EXCISE) - Edmond Jordan STATUS: Pending House Ways and Means Summary: Repeals the marijuana tax levied on certain dealers and repeals provisions related to tax stamps which evidence payment of tax HB568 (TAX/EXCISE) - Edmond Jordan STATUS: Pending House Ways and Means Summary: Authorizes the levy of an excise tax on cannabis https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ik=4b6eb73c42&view=pt&search=all&permthid=thread-f%3A1696253581194790582&simpl=msg-f%3A16962535811… 3/5 4/5/2021 Gmail - Channel Status Report - Watch HB575 (HEALTH/CHILDREN) - Gabe Firment STATUS: Pending House Health and Welfare Summary: Restricts prescribing and dispensing of certain drugs to delay puberty and prohibits withholding of certain information from the minor's parent or legal guardian HB578 (HEALTH CARE) - Beryl Adams Amedee STATUS:
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