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Mark Tullos

Bills in the 2019 Regular Session, House.

All of Mark Tullos's terms

Sponsored

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 1069

    Mississippi Real Estate Commission; revise provisions related to.

In committee9

  • House Bill 671

    Absentee ballots; provide votes cast by as final and require to remain at registrar's office on election day.

  • House Bill 889

    Beer and light wine; allow certain cities and towns with a population of 1,000 or more to hold elections to permit the sale of.

  • House Bill 931

    Public waterways; impose Class I violation for the unlawful operation of certain vehicles in the bed of.

  • House Bill 932

    Honor and Remember Flag; designate as state symbol honoring military members who lost their lives while serving.

  • House Bill 933

    Voter Identification; revise time to provide after casting an affidavit ballot.

  • House Bill 1068

    Youth court; make revisions regarding hearings, standard of proof and require certain reporting be made to Admin. Office of Courts concerning cases.

  • House Bill 1070

    Workers' Compensation Law; revise provisions regarding third party actions.

  • House Bill 1071

    Wrongful Death Settlement; create a procedure for court approval.

  • House Bill 1532

    Real estate brokers; prohibit from doing business in state if not a licensed Mississippi resident broker or Mississippi licensed nonresident broker.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 3
  • House Bill 366

    Mississippi Broadband Enabling Act; create.

  • House Bill 1065

    Income tax; authorize a job tax credit for certain water transportation enterprises.

  • House Bill 1465

    Assault and aggravated assault; include health care providers in provisions regarding.

Passed the House · 1
  • House Bill 793

    Artificial meat; prohibit meat produced or cultured from animal tissue and plant-or insect-based food products from being labeled as meat.

In committee · 17
  • House Bill 68

    Vocational and technical education programs; require SBE to establish in each school district.

  • House Bill 77

    Trooper training class; require Legislature to appropriate funds in 2019 and 2020 to defray expenses of.

  • House Bill 78

    Appropriation; Department of Public Safety for highway patrol trooper training class.

  • House Bill 88

    Mental Health Department employees; provide for increase in annual compensation for those with annual salary under $20,000.00.

  • House Bill 104

    Vocational education; provide additional funding to school districts demonstrating needed enhancements for.

  • House Bill 106

    Mineral estates; revert to surface estate owner after ten-year period of nonproduction.

  • House Bill 369

    Reverse auction; revise method of receiving bids through for agencies and governing authorities.

  • House Bill 660

    Distinctive motor vehicle license tag; authorize issuance of tag with the words "Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo."

  • House Bill 692

    Timber theft; include those who cause others to carry away the timber of another.

  • House Bill 772

    Counties, roads; authorize to expend county general fund monies for road and bridge construction under certain conditions.

  • House Bill 796

    Driver's license; expand eligibility for "Vet" designation to any person honorably discharged from the U.S. Armed Forces, including reserves.

  • House Bill 993

    End-of-course subject area tests; discontinue and require administration of ACT to determine proficiency.

  • House Bill 994

    End-of-course assessments; remove mandatory requirement of passing score as a condition of graduation.

  • House Bill 995

    United States History end-of-course subject area test; remove requirement for the administration of for purpose of graduation and accountability.

  • House Bill 996

    Statewide Assessment Program; require SBE to use ACT Aspire as summative assessment.

  • House Bill 1040

    ETV; Legislature not appropriate general funds to after fiscal year 2020, use funds for National Guard.

  • House Bill 1059

    Intentional injury to pregnant woman; revise penalties.