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Rob Roberson

Bills in the 2023 Regular Session, House.

All of Rob Roberson's terms

Sponsored

Became law15

  • House Bill 249

    MS Medical Cannabis Act; extend repealers to certain state laws for Departments of Health and Revenue in connection with.

  • House Bill 252

    Alcoholic beverages; revise provisions regarding certain permits and distance restrictions.

  • House Bill 256

    Mississippi Boll Weevil Management Corporation; extend repealer on requirement that audits be submitted by November 15.

  • House Bill 259

    Medical radiation technologists; delete repealers on registration statutes.

  • House Bill 261

    Income tax; extend credit for qualified contributions to an endowed fund at qualified community foundations.

  • House Bill 395

    MS Major Economic Impact Act; extend deadline for issuance of bonds for certain automotive parts manufacturing plant projects.

  • House Bill 522

    Mississippi Individual On-site Wastewater Disposal System Law; extend repealer on.

  • House Bill 588

    Office of Workforce Development; revise funding mechanism for and revise powers and duties of.

  • House Bill 1029

    United States Space Force; provide that reference to "Armed Forces" and "Uniformed Services" in Mississippi law shall include members of.

  • House Bill 1792

    City of Starkville; revise the definitions of the terms "hotel" and "motel" under the city's motel-hotel tax.

  • House Bill 1795

    Oktibbeha County; authorize contributions to the Education Association of East Oktibbeha County Schools.

  • House Bill 1796

    Oktibbeha County; authorize contributions to the J.L. King Center.

  • House Bill 1797

    Oktibbeha County; authorize contributions to maintain Camp Seminole Road.

  • House Bill 1798

    Oktibbeha County; authorize contribution to Brickfire Project.

  • House Bill 1799

    Oktibbeha County; authorize contributions to Sally Kate Winters Family Services.

Passed the House10

  • House Bill 253

    DUI suspension; clarify how the 120 days are counted.

  • House Bill 258

    Educational Facilities Revolving Loan Fund; extend repealers on statutes relating to sales tax distribution and state public school building fund.

  • House Bill 264

    Energy Efficiency standards on buildings; extend repealer on statute requiring certain buildings to meet.

  • House Bill 392

    Income tax; extend tax years for employer taxpayer to claim credit for employees' blood donations during blood drive.

  • House Bill 393

    Pseudoephedrine and ephedrine; extend repealer on authority to sell and purchase without a prescription certain products containing.

  • House Bill 396

    Tourism Project Sales Tax Incentive Program; extend authority of MDA to approve participants for projects.

  • House Bill 397

    MS Gulf Coast Region Utility Board; extend repealers on.

  • House Bill 451

    Bail; revise how the amount is determined and authorize certain options for the defendant.

  • House Bill 735

    Retailer Tax Fairness Act; create.

  • House Bill 1477

    Harvest permits; extend repealer on authority of MDOT to issue.

Out of committee2

  • House Bill 254

    Petroleum Products Inspection Law; extend repealers on definitions and penalties under.

  • House Bill 260

    Failing school districts; extend repealer on alternative method of appointing new local school board after impairments are corrected.

In committee18

  • House Bill 250

    Medicaid; revise certain provisions regarding managed care providers and payments during appeals.

  • House Bill 251

    Medicaid; restrict frequency of managed care organizations transferring enrollees to other organizations.

  • House Bill 255

    Oil & gas severance taxes; extend repealers on lower rate for production from horizontally drilled wells.

  • House Bill 257

    Physical therapists; not required to have prior work experience to work at PPEC center.

  • House Bill 262

    Income tax; extend reverter on credit allowed for child adoption expenses.

  • House Bill 263

    Municipalities; extend repealer on authority to create program addressing delinquent customer water bills.

  • House Bill 391

    Direct recording electronic voting equipment (DRE); extend repealer on authority of counties and municipalities to use.

  • House Bill 394

    Emerging Crops Fund; extend deadline for issuance of general obligation bonds for funding.

  • House Bill 398

    Mississippi Department of Human Services; extend repealers on.

  • House Bill 399

    MS Comprehensive Workforce Training and Education Consolidation Act of 2004; extend repealer on statutes making up.

  • House Bill 564

    MS Workforce Training and Education Act; extend repealer and codify repealers on conforming statutes.

  • House Bill 733

    911 calls; require a public body to transcribe and release to the public if certain information redacted.

  • House Bill 734

    DHS; extend date of repealers on and update certain language.

  • House Bill 883

    Mississippi Kratom Consumer Protection Act; create.

  • House Bill 884

    Statutory construction; define "First Responder" as used in any statute for which a definition of the term is not provided.

  • House Bill 885

    Mississippi Emergency Communications Act; create.

  • House Bill 1028

    Medical radiation technologists; extend repealers on regulation of and revise definition of nuclear medicine tech.

  • House Bill 1364

    Medicaid; extend coverage for eligible women for 12 months postpartum.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 2
  • House Bill 266

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

  • House Bill 923

    Bob Tyler Fish Hatchery; designate the fish hatchery located in North Mississippi as.

Passed the House · 2
  • House Bill 366

    Sam G. Polles State Office Building; designate the MS Dept. of Wildlife Central Office Building as.

  • House Bill 1365

    Assistant teacher salaries; prohibit school districts from using any state-funded increase to substitute the local contribution.

In committee · 2
  • House Bill 426

    Medicaid; extend coverage for eligible women for 12 months postpartum.

  • House Bill 1366

    Licensing boards; prohibit from disciplinary or threatening discipline of health care providers for exercising free speech rights.