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Bill Kinkade

Bills in the 2022 Regular Session, House.

All of Bill Kinkade's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 1533

    Town of Byhalia; reenact hotel and motel tax and extend repeal date until July 1, 2026.

Passed the House3

  • House Bill 942

    Hunting and fishing; allow online applicants for a license to elect to be an organ donor.

  • House Bill 1564

    Ad valorem tax; authorize partial exemption for nonresidential use land that is converted to residential use.

  • House Bill 1752

    Marshall County; authorize contributions to the Byhalia Area Arts Council.

In committee5

  • House Bill 751

    Appropriation; Marshall County for completing the Potts Camp Railroad Bridge and Bypass Project.

  • House Bill 752

    Appropriation; Marshall County for completing the Red Banks Road Improvement Project.

  • House Bill 753

    Appropriation; Marshall County for completing the Blackwater Road Bridge Project.

  • House Bill 754

    Appropriation; Marshall County for completing the Byhalia Railroad Bridge Project.

  • House Bill 943

    Lease agreements; authorize for persons under 21 to enter binding contracts for.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 5
  • House Bill 530

    The "Strategically Accelerating the Recruitment and Retention of Teachers (START) Act of 2022"; create.

  • House Bill 531

    Mississippi Tax Freedom Act of 2022; create.

  • House Bill 606

    Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund; create.

  • House Bill 811

    Memorial highways; designate in Rankin County, Mississippi.

  • House Bill 1313

    "Representative Bill Kinkade Fostering Access and Inspiring True Hope (FAITH) Scholarship Program Act"; create.

Passed the House · 2
Out of committee · 1
  • House Bill 787

    Health insurance; prohibit modifications on renewal of covered and prescribed prescription drug's contracted benefit level.

In committee · 3
  • House Bill 865

    Mississippi Equal Pay Act; create.

  • House Bill 1539

    Appropriation; Mississippi Main Street Association to make revitalization grants to Mississippi communities.

  • House Bill 1561

    City of Southhaven; extend repeal date on restaurant tax.