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Donnie Bell

Bills in the 2013 Regular Session, House.

All of Donnie Bell's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • House Bill 932

    Mississippi Department of Employment Security; expand authority of.

  • House Bill 1610

    City of Fulton; extend repealer on hotel/motel tourism tax.

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 854

    Employment security; revise the general experience rate for all employers and how persons receive benefits.

In committee6

  • House Bill 785

    Crimes; create offense of offering a false instrument against a public servant.

  • House Bill 918

    Assault; create felony for assaulting a pregnant woman.

  • House Bill 926

    Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters Death Benefits Fund; revise.

  • House Bill 1014

    Military trained license applicants; require to receive reciprocity for professional licenses.

  • House Bill 1267

    Municipal Law Enforcement Employment Procedures Act; create.

  • House Bill 1271

    Law enforcement officers; prohibit public disclosure of personnel file.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 26
Passed the House · 1
  • House Bill 958

    Concealed firearms on school premises; require local school board to adopt policy authorizing certain school employees to carry.

Out of committee · 1
In committee · 7
  • House Bill 197

    Election polling places; specify persons who may be present.

  • House Bill 294

    Rural fire Truck Acquisition Assistance Program; authorize an additional round for counties and municipalities.

  • House Bill 295

    Appropriation; Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation Fund for funding bridge program.

  • House Bill 309

    Appropriation; Rural Fire Truck Fund for additional round of trucks under Acquisition Assistance Program.

  • House Bill 579

    Community colleges; waive tuition for residents of state and allow colleges to develop out-of-state waiver policy.

  • House Bill 941

    MDOT law enforcement officers; authorize to enforce implied consent law.

  • House Bill 1317

    Parole; require offender serve at least 1/3 of sentence and that commissioner recommend parole before offender is eligible for.