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Scott DeLano

Bills in the 2013 Regular Session, House.

All of Scott DeLano's terms

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Became law2

  • House Bill 1344

    Motor vehicles; revise laws regarding scrapping or dismantling of.

  • House Bill 1345

    Harrison County Motor Vehicle for Hire Commission; revise authority of.

Passed the House5

  • House Bill 1068

    MS Radioactive Waste Transport Permit Fees; authorize to be used for preparedness.

  • House Bill 1097

    Emergency aid to Local Governments Loan and Grant Program; transfer administration of to MEMA.

  • House Bill 1104

    Emergency Management; define certain terms and authorize MEMA to expend funds for public preparedness and mitigation.

  • House Bill 1106

    Subdivision plats; provide that future filings may be in digital media format.

  • House Bill 1107

    Emergency Management; MEMA may provide travel advances to personnel of emergency management support forces.

In committee20

  • House Bill 203

    Firearms; prohibit altering serial number.

  • House Bill 223

    Law Enforcement Officers Death/Disability Benefits Trust Fund; expand coverage to include emergency management personnel.

  • House Bill 308

    Municipalities; clarify authority of certain municipalities to create and own harbors and recreational parks.

  • House Bill 493

    Legal holidays; revise authority of cities and counties to designate.

  • House Bill 501

    Firearms; declare that are not subject to federal law or regulation if manufactured and contained within Mississippi.

  • House Bill 811

    Hurricane deductibles; require Commissioner of Insurance to establish regulations regarding.

  • House Bill 895

    Property Insurance Clarity Act; create.

  • House Bill 981

    Commercial Real Estate Broker Lien Act; enact.

  • House Bill 1017

    City councils; revise authority of certain.

  • House Bill 1098

    Income tax refund; provide checkoff on individual tax form to allow contribution to Mississippi Disaster Housing Fund.

  • House Bill 1099

    Distinctive license tag; revise certain provisions regarding tag issued to supporters of the Mississippi seafood industry.

  • House Bill 1100

    Beer; authorize the making of homemade beer for personal, family, domestic or household uses.

  • House Bill 1101

    Local Governments MSWIN Infrastructure and Equipment Revolving Loan Program; create.

  • House Bill 1102

    Roofing contracts; revise obligations of contractors for insurance purposes.

  • House Bill 1103

    Real estate brokers; shall not be liable for wrong square footage of property.

  • House Bill 1108

    Emergency management; authorize MEMA to provide matching funds for FEMA grants or housing assistance.

  • House Bill 1109

    Income tax; authorize a deduction for certain retrofitting or upgrades to homes in Coastal Area of Mississippi.

  • House Bill 1184

    Medicaid; reduce hospital assessment if hospital closes inpatient specialty beds or services.

  • House Bill 1323

    Enhanced Wireless Emergency Telephone Service (E-911); bring forward for purposes of possible amendments.

  • House Bill 1614

    Sales and ad valorem tax; extend exemption for certain equipment used in the deployment of broadband technologies.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 17
Passed the House · 3
  • House Bill 391

    Professional licenses; certain military-trained applicants and military spouses shell receive by reciprocity when in MS.

  • House Bill 489

    Vessel pilots; limit and regulate liability of.

  • House Bill 1696

    Special fuel excise tax; exempt fuel used by commercial aircraft in new market or for new direct service.

Out of committee · 1
  • House Bill 878

    Gaming; courses related to service industry may be taught at certain public community and junior colleges.

In committee · 3
  • House Bill 588

    Mississippi Health Care Industry Zone Act; revise requirements for certifications of health care industry zones under.

  • House Bill 778

    Firearms; declare that are not subject to federal law or regulation if manufactured and contained within Mississippi.

  • House Bill 1074

    Gaming; courses related to service industry may be taught at certain institutions of higher learning.