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Jansen Owen

Bills in the 2020 Regular Session, House.

All of Jansen Owen's terms

Sponsored

Out of committee2

  • House Bill 826

    Youth court records; authorize parents to have redacted copies of.

  • House Bill 1375

    Determination by youth court to maintain a child in home; revise standards for.

In committee14

  • House Bill 416

    Expungement; authorize up to three felony convictions to be expunged after 15 years.

  • House Bill 417

    State advertising; prohibit elected and appointed officers from publicly participating in.

  • House Bill 418

    Department of Education; require to provide monthly report of expenditures of public funds.

  • House Bill 419

    Counties; authorize boards of supervisors to pay county employees bi-weekly.

  • House Bill 502

    Contract lobbyists; prohibit agencies, governing authorities and universities and colleges from hiring with public funds.

  • House Bill 608

    Absentee voting; require votes to be cast electronically in registrar's office or by mail.

  • House Bill 640

    Sexual Harassment Settlements; require counties, municipalities and state agencies to post on website.

  • House Bill 794

    Seized property; authorize court to order forfeiture of substitute property in certain circumstances.

  • House Bill 1067

    Transparency Mississippi website; revise to include certain information on officials, ethics, audits, contracts, lobbying, FOIA and taxes.

  • House Bill 1363

    Knives; revise those restricted in possession by a felon.

  • House Bill 1364

    Escape; increase penalties upon conviction from a maximum of 5 years to a maximum of 10 years.

  • House Bill 1365

    Department of Child Protection Services; require to prepare and submit monthly financial report to the Legislature and the State Auditor.

  • House Bill 1374

    Department of Human Services; require to prepare and submit monthly financial report to the Legislature and the State Auditor.

  • House Bill 1562

    Open Meetings Act; revise to require that minutes kept shall be posted on public body's website within certain time after the meeting.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 4
  • House Bill 415

    Counties; authorize boards of supervisors to pay county employees every two weeks.

  • House Bill 1295

    The "Life Equality Act"; create to prohibit abortion based on certain factors.

  • House Bill 1336

    "Mississippi Learn to Earn Act"; enact to authorize the earning of graduation credit through apprenticeships and other alternative courses.

  • House Bill 1500

    Board on law enforcement officer standards and training; authorize to consider certain military training when determining qualification of applicant.

Passed the House · 6
  • House Bill 229

    MS Accountability and Transparency Act; revise to include certain counties and municipalities.

  • House Bill 297

    Absentee voting; require votes to be cast electronically in registrar's office or by mail.

  • House Bill 373

    Conditional medical release; prohibit offenders convicted of capital murder from receiving.

  • House Bill 837

    Health insurance policies; require certain to provide infertility coverage and establish pilot program in State Health Plan.

  • House Bill 1091

    Mississippi Educational Talent Recruitment Act; create.

  • House Bill 1422

    Regulatory Reduction Pilot Program; create.

In committee · 7
  • House Bill 753

    Interstate Compact on Second Amendment Sactuary; authorize State of MS to enter into with other southern states.

  • House Bill 1060

    School Immunization; authorize exemption from requirements for religous beliefs.

  • House Bill 1203

    Optometry; State Board of Optometry shall define the practice of and not exclude certain procedures.

  • House Bill 1244

    State Superintendent of Public Education; align salary to no more than 150% of Governor's salary.

  • House Bill 1389

    Mattresses; require seller to give notice when previously owned.

  • House Bill 1390

    Baby Drop-off Law; revise age of children who may be dropped off.

  • House Bill 1802

    Pre-election day voting; authorize to reduce voters exposure to COVID-19 during 2020 elections.