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1 HR280
2 TBVJP91-1
3 By     The Standing Committee on Rules
4 RFD:
5 First Read: 31-Mar-26
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3SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
4Tuesday, March 31, 2026
5THE TWENTY FIFTH LEGISLATIVE DAY
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11 HR _____ SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
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13BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
14 LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, That immediately upon the adoption of
15 this resolution, the following business, in the order set
16 forth below, shall be the special and paramount order of
17 business for the twenty fifth legislative day taking
18 precedence over the regular order of business or any pending
19 or unfinished business.
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23 Representative Stubbs:
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25 HB580
26 Public institutions of higher education; faculty senates
27 limited to advisory role, tenure policy required, review and
28 dismissal of tenured faculty authorized, governing board
29 authority over courses and curriculum provided
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33 Representative Lomax:
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35 HB527 w/sub
36 Individual income taxes; deduction for qualified overtime
37 income established.
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41 Senator Singleton/Representative Oliver:
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43 SB269
44 Ground ambulance services; to prohibit balance billing and set
45 minimum reimbursement rates by health care insurers to
46 emergency medical service providers
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48 Representative Sells:
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50 HB568
51 Department of Workforce; certain fees, boiler and pressure
52 vessel exemptions, elevator safety standards, provided for;
53 license renewal period extended; alterations to conveyances
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58 Representative Whitt:
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60 HB593 w/sub
61 Small Craft Alcoholic Beverage Producers; licensing of small
62 craft distilleries, small craft wineries, and small craft
63 alcoholic beverage producers authorized
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67 Representative Whitt:
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69 HB513
70 Department of Commerce; Alabama Industrial Development
71 Training Institute; references to applicable comprehensive
72 statewide economic development strategic plan, revised;
73 exemptions from state procurement law and contract review,
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78 Representative Whitt:
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80 HB626 w/sub
81 Tax increment districts, Major 21st Century Manufacturing Zone
82 allowed to be located within a tax increment district without
83 regard to size of district and further provides for use of ad
84 valorem tax revenues collected within a district
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88 Representative Faulkner:
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91 Alabama Business and Nonprofit Entities Code. revisions made
92 to clarify procedures, make technical corrections, and codify
93 common law
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95 Senator Shelnutt/Representative Dubose:
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97 SB248 w/sub
98 Religious instruction; elective credit for release time
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103 Senator Hatcher/Representative Hassell:
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105 SB163
106 Alabama Board of Cosmetology and Barbering; adoption of
107 Esthetics Licensure Compact
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111 Senator Givhan/Representative Daniels:
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113 SB271
114 Lieutenant Governor, vacancy in office, require the office be
115 filled by election in certain circumstances, constitutional
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120 Representative Bracy:
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122 HB499
123 Constables; county commission, authorized to number of
124 constables and geographic area served in county
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128 Senator Figures/Representative Givens:
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130 SB203 w/sub
131 Crimes and procedure; crimes of indecent exposure and other
132 sex crimes further provided to include additional victims;
133 crime of inpatient custodial sexual misconduct, established;
134 domestic violence offenses, further provided to include
135 additional victims and criminal penalties
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142 Representative Butler:
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144 HB353
145 Public K-12 education; Advanced Math Pathway created and
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150 Representative Kiel:
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152 HB605
153 State Health Planning and Development Agency; Rural Health
154 Antitrust Immunity Act created, collaboration among rural
155 health care providers authorized; certification and
156 supervision framework established, limited immunity from state
157 and federal antitrust laws provided
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161 Representative Kiel:
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163 HB169 w/sub
164 Department of Archives and History; composition of board and
165 method of filling board vacancies further provided for,
166 retroactive effect
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170 Representative Rafferty:
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172 HB404 w/sub
173 Class 1 municipalities; authorization to establish community
174 land trusts, affordable housing
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178 Representative Ross:
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180 HB584 w/sub
181 Public education; screen-based instruction limited in
182 kindergarten through fifth grade, State Board of Education
183 required to adopt standards, Elementary Instructional
184 Technology Task Force established
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189 Senator Melson/Representative Pettus:
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191 SB94 w/sub
192 Disabled parking; unauthorized use of designated disabled
193 parking places further provided for, notification of death in
194 certain circumstances required, electronic scanning system
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199 Representative Oliver:
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201 HB358 w/sub
202 Foreign agents; Certain foreign agents and foreign political
203 organizations required to register with Secretary of State,
204 civil penalties imposed for violations
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208 Senator Givhan/Representative Hall:
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210 SB254
211 Board of Pardons and Paroles; discretion whether to grant or
212 deny parole, further provided; review of parole violations,
213 procedure further provided to require consideration of
214 totality of circumstances; penalties for certain
215 parole-violations, increased
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