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John W. Hines, Sr.

Bills in the 2021 Regular Session, House.

All of John W. Hines, Sr.'s terms

Sponsored

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 1469

    Suffrage; restore to Angela Porter-Williams of Amite County.

In committee63

  • House Bill 17

    Child Care For Working Families Study Committee; create.

  • House Bill 18

    Medical marijuana; authorize Alcorn State University to enter into MOU for local farmers to grow for out-of-state vendors.

  • House Bill 19

    HIV crimes; increase penalties for intentional exposure or contact with blood or seminal fluid.

  • House Bill 20

    School board members; authorize excused absences from board meeting in the event of family emergency.

  • House Bill 21

    Appropriation; UMMC to support a medical residency program at Delta Regional Medical Center.

  • House Bill 22

    "Mississippi Eyes on Smiling Students Health Act"; enact to require vision screening and oral health assessments for certain students.

  • House Bill 23

    Mississippi River Delta Promise Zone Act of 2021; create.

  • House Bill 24

    Community and Police Safety Act; create.

  • House Bill 25

    Chronic Diseases; direct Health Department to establish WISEWOMAN and WISEMAN programs to reduce incidence of.

  • House Bill 26

    Workers' Compensation Law; increase maximum total recovery under to 520 weeks.

  • House Bill 27

    Interpretation language assistance services; provide for certain youth at juvenile detention centers.

  • House Bill 28

    Legislative Public Project Grant Program; create.

  • House Bill 29

    Appropriation; Mississippi Delta Strategic Compact.

  • House Bill 30

    Homeowner's Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program; create.

  • House Bill 31

    "Mississippi Youthbuild Act"; create.

  • House Bill 32

    Health; State Health Officer shall develop program to close the gap in health status of gender and racial groups.

  • House Bill 33

    Dating violence; require school districts to adopt a policy and educate students on.

  • House Bill 34

    Medical records; persons seeking disability benefits may obtain at no charge until determination of disability.

  • House Bill 35

    Compulsory-school-age child; revise definition of by increasing required age to 18 years.

  • House Bill 36

    Domestic abuse court program; establish.

  • House Bill 37

    Youth and Community Safety Act; create.

  • House Bill 38

    Appropriation; Health Department for support of Breast and Cervical Cancer Program.

  • House Bill 39

    Appropriation; Department of Health to establish and operate two STD/HIV specialty clinics.

  • House Bill 40

    Purchase of automatic weapon; place certain restrictions on.

  • House Bill 41

    Video lottery terminals; authorize lottery board to allow with certain restrictions.

  • House Bill 42

    Appropriation; Department of Health for a grant to the Southern Health Commission in Washington County.

  • House Bill 43

    Universities and colleges; require to provide mental health assessments to members of school athletic teams.

  • House Bill 44

    Mississippi Affordable Housing Opportunity Fund; establish and authorize Mississippi Home Corporation to administer.

  • House Bill 45

    Mississippi Commission on Wage Review; create.

  • House Bill 46

    Mississippi Department of Human Services employees; remove prohibition on participating in political campaigns for.

  • House Bill 47

    Long-term care facilities; require residents of certain to obtain a preneed contract within 6 months after admission.

  • House Bill 48

    Military education credits and certifications; require IHL, MCCB and SWIB to develop policy for acceptance of toward academic credit.

  • House Bill 49

    Child support enforcement and collection; terminate contract with private entity for and DHS shall perform.

  • House Bill 50

    Electric Power Association Law; bring forward entirely and amend election provisions of.

  • House Bill 51

    School board members; establish annual salary based on student enrollment.

  • House Bill 52

    Mississippi History and United States Government; require to be included in curriculum for all students in Grades 9-12.

  • House Bill 53

    Appropriation; Employment Security for youthbuild programs eligible for grants under Youthbuild Act.

  • House Bill 54

    Malicious prosecution; require officials or employees involved to pay all costs associated with.

  • House Bill 55

    Appropriation; Human Services for youthbuild programs eligible for grants under Youthbuild Act.

  • House Bill 56

    Unemployment compensation; revise weekly benefit amount for.

  • House Bill 57

    Businesses; require laws and regulations affecting must allow existing businesses to continue operating under previous laws or regulations.

  • House Bill 58

    Department of Human Services; require a board of directors to be created within.

  • House Bill 59

    Child Care Advisory Council; require child care providers to recommend names of persons to serve on.

  • House Bill 60

    Child care facilities; require licensing agency to disclose names of persons filing complaints against.

  • House Bill 61

    Department of Health; limit any increase in fees by to not more than five percent.

  • House Bill 62

    State agencies; prohibit disclosure of identifying information received from program applicants.

  • House Bill 63

    Regional correctional facilities; prohibit from operating as a private correctional facility.

  • House Bill 64

    Employees terminated from certain agencies, departments, institutions or nonprofits; prohibit from receiving similar employment.

  • House Bill 65

    DHS; shall not require cooperation with child support enforcement to receive federal CCDF assistance.

  • House Bill 66

    Health insurers; require to use certain standard for hospital inpatient admissions.

  • House Bill 67

    Mississippi Board of Human Services; create.

  • House Bill 713

    Licensed professional counselors; revise qualifications for licensure for applicants who meet certain requirements.

  • House Bill 714

    Health care and education shortage assistance program; establish to help attract professionals to work in certain counties.

  • House Bill 715

    Medicaid; require managed care organizations to use certain level of care guidelines in determining medical necessity.

  • House Bill 1115

    Average daily attendance; dispense with calculating for 2021-2022 school year and use ADA from 2020-2021 school year.

  • House Bill 1116

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of career technical buildings at the Greenville Higher Education Center.

  • House Bill 1117

    Statewide educational assessments; lower minimum passing score on certain tests for 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 school years.

  • House Bill 1238

    Sales tax; exempt sales of feminine hygiene products, contraceptive products, baby formula and diapers.

  • House Bill 1309

    CON; provide for exception to home health agency moratorium for certain hospice licensees.

  • House Bill 1310

    CON; remove services and equipment from requirement for.

  • House Bill 1430

    Income tax; revise definition of gross income to exclude income of certain small businesses.

  • House Bill 1431

    Bonds; authorize issuance for improvements at Alcorn State University, Jackson State University and Mississippi Valley State University.

  • House Bill 1528

    Washington County; extend repeal date on Washington County Convention and Visitors Committee and the tourism tax.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 15
In committee · 4
  • House Bill 349

    No-excuse absentee voting; authorize for any qualified voter who votes in person at the office of the registrar.

  • House Bill 1189

    The Crown Act; create to prohibit discrimination based on hairstyles in workplace and schools.

  • House Bill 1299

    Skill terminal devices; authorize operation of under in MS Lottery Corporation and impose tax on to support PERS.

  • House Bill 1419

    Appropriation; Health Department for MAGnet Community Health Disparity Program.