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Jansen Owen

Bills in the 2023 Regular Session, House.

All of Jansen Owen's terms

Sponsored

Became law3

  • House Bill 1110

    Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act; create.

  • House Bill 1111

    County court jurisdiction for termination of parental rights; authorize for both involuntary and voluntary termination.

  • House Bill 1115

    Durable legal custody; clarify jurisdiction for.

Passed the House1

In committee12

  • House Bill 418

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of certain food.

  • House Bill 428

    Law Enforcement Supplemental Pay Program; create.

  • House Bill 1107

    School attendance officers; bring forward provisions related to for possible amendment.

  • House Bill 1112

    Child support; authorize criminal charge of desertion of a child for failure to pay.

  • House Bill 1113

    Home Business Prosperity Act; create.

  • House Bill 1114

    Child support guidelines; add percentage for 6 or more children.

  • House Bill 1116

    Regulatory Sandbox Agricultural Innovation Pilot Program; establish.

  • House Bill 1117

    Father's child support; authorize retroactive payments for mother's prenatal and post-natal expenses.

  • House Bill 1118

    Permanency plan; require the court to notify the Attorney General when the plan changes to adoption or termination of parental rights.

  • House Bill 1119

    State indebtedness; certain amount of surplus general funds revenue shall be used each year to reduce.

  • House Bill 1488

    Immunization and vaccination of preventable disease requirements for school children; exempt based on religious tenets.

  • House Bill 1559

    Sales tax; exempt sales of certain equipment and items to volunteer fire departments.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 2
  • House Bill 266

    David R. Huggins and Tom Weathersby; revise names of public buildings to include.

  • House Bill 995

    Rape; revise elements for the crime of and remove spousal exception.

Passed the House · 3
  • House Bill 996

    Intestate succession; child conceived by assisted reproduction after decedent's death is deemed to be living at time of death.

  • House Bill 1200

    Dyslexia Therapy Scholarship for Students with Dyslexia Program; expand to allow certified academic language therapists (CALT); to provide dyslexia therapy services.

  • House Bill 1369

    MAEP; determine cost of using Average Daily Membership (ADM) in lieu of ADA with 90% threshold attendance trigger.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 731

    National Board certified teachers; provide $4,000 annual salary supplement for those employed in areas designated as geographically critical teacher shortage areas.

  • House Bill 1184

    Teachers; provide $2,000 annual salary supplement to those employed in designated geographically critical teacher shortage area.

In committee · 11
  • House Bill 993

    One Lake flood control project; prohibit the Rankin-Hinds Pearl River Flood and Drainage Control District from implementing.

  • House Bill 997

    Licensure; revise reciprocity requirements for out-of-state attorneys.

  • House Bill 1082

    Child support; require insurers to provide MDHS certain information for noncustodial, delinquent parents.

  • House Bill 1083

    Child support; authorize DHS and Gaming Commission to collect from gaming winnings.

  • House Bill 1120

    "Mississippi School Safety Guardian Act"; create to allow governing bodies of schools to designate employees to carry concealed firearms.

  • House Bill 1143

    Counties and municipalities; delete requirement for permitting as a condition to construction.

  • House Bill 1183

    Department of Human Services; require to post names and photographs of parents in arrearage.

  • House Bill 1202

    Disabled veterans motor vehicle license tags; revise certain provisions regarding disability rating, provide partial ad valorem tax exemption.

  • House Bill 1492

    Assistant teachers; increase minimum salary to $19,000.00.

  • House Bill 1659

    Homestead exemption; increase for persons retired from military or law enforcement service.

  • House Bill 1735

    Income tax; revise credit allowed for employers providing dependent care for employees.