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John G. Faulkner

Bills in the 2020 Regular Session, House.

All of John G. Faulkner's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 117

    Water well contractor's license; remove requirement that applicant must present three affidavits to the DEQ examining committee.

Passed the House1

Out of committee1

  • House Bill 122

    Spouses and children of first responders killed in the line of duty; provide scholarship for attendance at post-secondary institutions.

In committee14

  • House Bill 66

    Local governments capital improvements revolving loan program; include municipal natural gas facilities.

  • House Bill 67

    Private correctional facilities contractor; must have ability to use local vendors when providing services to offenders.

  • House Bill 68

    Elections; establish procedure for automatic registration of voters.

  • House Bill 115

    Code-charter municipality governing authorities; may delegate duties related to personnel actions.

  • House Bill 116

    Sales tax; divert an additional amount to municipalities to be used to fund infrastructure projects.

  • House Bill 118

    Appropriation; City of Holly Springs for widening a road for the Springs Industrial Park.

  • House Bill 119

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Holly Springs with improvements to Mississippi Highway 178.

  • House Bill 120

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Holly Springs with restoration of former Holly Springs Water and Light Plant building.

  • House Bill 121

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Holly Springs with construction of a wellness and aquatics center.

  • House Bill 123

    Tax credits; authorize for employers of convicted felons.

  • House Bill 600

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist with repair and renovation of the Rosenwald School in Marshall County.

  • House Bill 1326

    Public and private schools; require proper hand washing materials in all restrooms.

  • House Bill 1327

    Public and private schools; require all employees to be tested annually for tuberculosis.

  • House Bill 1399

    Public and private schools; require all employees to annually receive flu vaccine.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 13
  • House Bill 494

    County purchases; increase the minimum acquisition costs of items and services for certain purposes.

  • House Bill 811

    Traffic accidents; require to move vehicle to certain locations in certain situations on a highway.

  • House Bill 851

    Corrections and Criminal Justice Oversight Task Force; revise composition of.

  • House Bill 1080

    Toll roads; revise maximum length of time for public private partnership agreement.

  • House Bill 1134

    Out-of-State Adoptions; clarify certain provisions regarding.

  • House Bill 1176

    School bus drivers; increase maximum speed limit on interstate highways.

  • House Bill 1371

    DPS division of driver services; make various revisions regarding.

  • House Bill 1778

    Alcorn, Benton, Prentiss, Tippah, Tishomingo Counties; extend repealer on authority to contribute to Northeast Mississippi Community Services.

  • House Bill 1790

    Appropriations; DFA for tourism and nonprofit art museum recovery.

  • House Bill 1791

    Mississippi Tourism Recovery Fund and Mississippi Nonprofit Art Museums Recovery Fund; create.

  • House Bill 1793

    "Postsecondary Education COVID-19 Mitigation Relief Program"; create to provide reimbursements to postsecondary educational institutions for related expenses.

  • House Bill 1794

    Appropriation; IHL for postsecondary board to administer the "Postsecondary Education COVID-19 Mitigation Relief Grant Program."

  • House Bill 1796

    State Flag; revise with a commission and require words "In God We Trust."

Passed the House · 21
  • House Bill 158

    The Sexual Assault Response For College Students Act; create.

  • House Bill 322

    Veterans; establish a permissive preference in private employment for certain veterans.

  • House Bill 447

    Highway sign; authorize erection of on MS Hwy 25 near Pisgah exit to honor Olympic Gold Medalist Tori Bowie.

  • House Bill 467

    Law enforcement officers; allow off-duty use of official vehicles while performing certain volunteer services in off-duty hours.

  • House Bill 653

    Transportation funding; authorize public-private partnerships to include naming rights.

  • House Bill 758

    State judges; provide for increase in the annual salaries of.

  • House Bill 835

    Littering violations; add assessment for LSBP funds.

  • House Bill 838

    Driver's license; require Department of Public Safety to allow official identifying document of MDOC to suffice for.

  • House Bill 1027

    Emerging Crops Fund; increase maximum loan amount and total bonding authority under.

  • House Bill 1081

    Local System Bridge Replacement & Rehabilitation Fund; revise allocation formula.

  • House Bill 1130

    State Domestic Violence Fund; remove match requirement.

  • House Bill 1139

    Community schools; authorize implementation under the administration of a District of Innovation.

  • House Bill 1165

    Computer science curriculum; require State Department of Education to implement in K-12 public schools.

  • House Bill 1372

    Commercial driver's license; revise various laws regarding.

  • House Bill 1376

    Commissioner of Corrections, and community corrections; bring forward various sections relating to.

  • House Bill 1377

    Corrections omnibus bill; enact.

  • House Bill 1407

    Alternative nicotine products; regulate.

  • House Bill 1476

    Compassionate Parole Eligibility Act of 2020; create.

  • House Bill 1485

    Corrections; authorize George and Greene Counties to privatize regional correctional facility.

  • House Bill 1503

    Highway patrolmen; allow active duty to teach driver education and training programs.

  • House Bill 1513

    Inmate Welfare Fund; require DOC to expend unused portions of the fund on reentry purposes.

In committee · 42
  • House Bill 55

    Practice of medicine or dentistry; allow person convicted of certain crimes to practice after license reinstatement.

  • House Bill 952

    Mississippi Benefit Corporation Act; create.

  • House Bill 953

    Parole; change length of sentence to be served before offenders may request judicial recommendation of.

  • House Bill 964

    Parole eligibility; provide for offender who commits crime before the age of 26 after serving certain percentage of sentence.

  • House Bill 965

    Absentee ballots; revise those who are authorized to vote by.

  • House Bill 968

    State employees; provide for across-the-board increase in annual salaries of.

  • House Bill 970

    African-American Studies and Racial Diversity; require SDE to develop curriculum for implementation in public high school.

  • House Bill 986

    Fresh Start Act; revised certain portions of.

  • House Bill 992

    MAEP; determine cost of using average daily membership (ADM) in lieu of ADA with 95% threshold attendance trigger.

  • House Bill 1004

    Body-worn cameras; require cities and counties to provide to police officers and deputy sheriffs.

  • House Bill 1005

    Driver's license; authorize issuance of hardship license to persons who have their licenses suspended as a result of being out of compliance with order for support.

  • House Bill 1012

    Land banks; authorize counties and municipalities to create to convert certain property to productive use.

  • House Bill 1019

    Mandatory 85% sentencing rule; repeal.

  • House Bill 1020

    Habitual offender law; authorize parole eligibility if offender served 10 years of a sentence of 40 years or more.

  • House Bill 1021

    Commutation of sentences; require for certain nonviolent offenders.

  • House Bill 1022

    Habitual Offender Law; exclude drug and nonviolent offenders from.

  • House Bill 1030

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

  • House Bill 1043

    Student Athlete Bill of Rights; enact.

  • House Bill 1045

    State flag; change design to that of the Magnolia flag.

  • House Bill 1046

    Uninsured motorist coverage; require to include claims involving certain vehicles protected by MTCA immunity.

  • House Bill 1047

    Minimum Wage; establish at $10.00 and set requirements for exemptions and overtime.

  • House Bill 1048

    Department of Health; limit any increase in fees by and revise who can be appointed to child care advisory council by state Health Officer.

  • House Bill 1049

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

  • House Bill 1060

    School Immunization; authorize exemption from requirements for religous beliefs.

  • House Bill 1072

    Parole eligibility; revise for certain offenses and require Parole Board hearing before release of certain inmates.

  • House Bill 1221

    Equal pay for equal work; require for women in the same work establishment.

  • House Bill 1222

    Equal pay for equal work; require for employees of opposite sex in the same work establishment.

  • House Bill 1248

    State holidays; remove Robert E. Lee's birthday as legal holidays.

  • House Bill 1270

    Medicaid; expand eligibility under federal health care reform law.

  • House Bill 1273

    Inmate Release Reform; revise provisions regulating sentencing and release of those convicted of certain violations.

  • House Bill 1320

    TANF Funds; require Department of Human Services to submit report to Legislature if certain allocated funds are not used.

  • House Bill 1321

    TANF recipients; establish program to provide wage subsidies to employers who hire.

  • House Bill 1322

    TANF program; PEER Committee shall conduct an annual review of expenditures of TANF funds.

  • House Bill 1323

    TANF; require Department of Human Services to allocate maximum amount allowable under federal law to child care services.

  • House Bill 1324

    TANF; increase maximum monthly amount of benefits.

  • House Bill 1496

    Private prisons that house state offenders; provide moratorium on the expansion of.

  • House Bill 1653

    Marshall County; authorize contribution to Northeast Mississippi Community Services, Inc.

  • House Bill 1654

    Marshall County; authorize contributions to certain 501(c)(3) organizations that operate food pantries.

  • House Bill 1655

    Marshall County; authorize contribution to ICS Head Start.

  • House Bill 1656

    Appropriation; Marshall County for preservation and restoration of Isaac Chapel Rosenwald School.

  • House Bill 1734

    City of Oxford; expand investment options of reserve and trust fund and require investments be made using MS Uniform Prudent Investor Act.

  • House Bill 1742

    Bonds; authorize issuance to improve capacity and safety of intersection of MS Highway 7 and University Avenue in Oxford.