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Becky Currie

Bills in the 2024 Regular Session, House.

All of Becky Currie's terms

Sponsored

Became law3

  • House Bill 634

    Sidearm of retired or deceased law enforcement officer; provide that the employing agency shall determine the amount.

  • House Bill 844

    State Parole Board; require to solicit recommendations from and provide notification to certain individuals before parole hearing.

  • House Bill 1037

    Deficit appropriations; revise process for state agencies to avoid the need for. (PEER bill).

Passed the House3

  • House Bill 37

    Physical therapists; revise circumstances and criteria under which they may implement treatment without a referral.

  • House Bill 80

    Presumption of death; create for missing persons who have undergone a catastrophic event causing imminent peril.

  • House Bill 177

    Dietician Licensure Compact; create.

Out of committee3

  • House Bill 1291

    Department of Corrections; authorize to create a statewide work release program at facilities that house state inmates.

  • House Bill 1599

    Department of Corrections; require to procure data collection and reporting system for certain prison, probation and post release info.

  • House Bill 1600

    Post-Release Reentry Services Pilot Program; authorize the establishment of.

In committee38

  • House Bill 11

    Health insurance; require certain policies to provide coverage for physician-prescribed proton beam therapy.

  • House Bill 12

    State Health Plan; provide coverage for prosthetic teeth and dental implants for children with oligodontia.

  • House Bill 13

    Health Insurance policies; require coverage of certain examinations primarly related to women's health.

  • House Bill 32

    County health departments; require nurse practitioner to be present weekly to provide contraceptive supplies.

  • House Bill 45

    Physical therapists; require referral for services to remain valid for one year.

  • House Bill 50

    Child support for pregnant women; provide authority to allow court to order.

  • House Bill 76

    Physical therapists; revise circumstances and criteria under which they may implement treatment without a referral.

  • House Bill 127

    State-supported postsecondary educational inistitutions; prohibit spending on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

  • House Bill 136

    State Board of Cosmetology and Board of Barbering; merge into one board.

  • House Bill 147

    Unauthorized aliens; penalize transport into state by any person and prohibit forgery of documents.

  • House Bill 174

    Health plans; prohibit from imposing fees on health care providers for electronic fund transfers.

  • House Bill 175

    Mississippi Act WorkKeys National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) Scholarship Program; create.

  • House Bill 189

    Daylight saving time; observe year-round if federal law is amended to allow it.

  • House Bill 218

    Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property and services to 5th squad.

  • House Bill 223

    Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property or services to the Lincoln Civic Center Foundation.

  • House Bill 231

    Immigrants; prohibit Mississippi agencies from assisting federal agencies transporting into Mississippi.

  • House Bill 233

    PEER; change reporting requirement on charter schools from annually to biennially.

  • House Bill 259

    Public special purpose schools; exempt from certain audit requirements.

  • House Bill 264

    School boards; prohibit from adopting policies requiring students to conceal identity of outside commercial food and beverages.

  • House Bill 348

    "Mississippi Agricultural Land Protection and Foreign Acquisition Prohibition Act"; establish to prohibit sales of ag lands to foreign.

  • House Bill 371

    State Veterans Affairs Board; revise composition of and transfer powers of Veterans' Home Purchase Board to.

  • House Bill 474

    Appropriation; Copiah County for expanding broadband services to unserved areas within the county.

  • House Bill 524

    Tim Tebow act; create to authorize homeschool students to participate in public school extracurricular activities.

  • House Bill 562

    PEER Committee; require impact reviews on school district efficiency and operations reports.

  • House Bill 567

    Retirement; PERS and SLRP members convicted of certain felonies shall have benefits suspended until full restitution is made.

  • House Bill 817

    Canadian Prescription Drugs Importation Program; require State Department of Health to establish.

  • House Bill 1041

    Fentanyl delivery resulting in death; remove "knowledge" requirement. (PEER bill).

  • House Bill 1042

    Early Learning Collaborative Act of 2013; require study of by MDE to include certain effects.(PEER bill).

  • House Bill 1043

    ABC Warehouse Construction Fund; prohibit expenditure of monies from until cost of project is determined.(PEER bill).

  • House Bill 1049

    Annual supplement that may be added to salaries of sheriffs; remove cap on.

  • House Bill 1292

    Child custody; create rebuttable presumption that equal (50-50) joint custody is in best interest of the child.

  • House Bill 1294

    Central bank digital currency; restrict use of in Mississippi.

  • House Bill 1295

    School counselors; exclude from ASCA requirements.

  • House Bill 1296

    Department of Revenue; require to provide an interactive taxpayer receipt web-based application on its website.

  • House Bill 1490

    Advance practice registered nurses; revise certain provisions relating to, including the collaborative agreement requirement.

  • House Bill 1598

    Civil commitment; respondent in county with a crisis stabilization unit shall be taken to and retained there if bed is available.

  • House Bill 1601

    Prescriptions drugs; prohibit licensing boards from prohibiting practitioners from prescribing for off-label use.

  • House Bill 1922

    Appropriations; Lincolon County School District for Agriculture Certification testing for students.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 19
Passed the House · 1
In committee · 9
  • House Bill 370

    Hunting and fishing; reduce license fees for certain disabled veterans.

  • House Bill 492

    Electronic notary; clarify authority of the Secretary of State to regulate.

  • House Bill 721

    Distinctive motor vehicle license tag; authorize issuance to supporters of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

  • House Bill 889

    Contracts; noncompete provisions in health care provider contracts are void and unenforceable.

  • House Bill 937

    Residential builders and remodelers; revise license examination for certain license applicants.

  • House Bill 999

    Jury duty; exempt members of the Legislature from.

  • House Bill 1047

    Parental rights; authorize fundamental to direct upbringing of children.

  • House Bill 1084

    Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property and services to churches.

  • House Bill 1472

    Historical monuments; counties and municipalities fined $10,000 per month for certain violations regarding.