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Orlando Paden

Bills in the 2019 Regular Session, House.

All of Orlando Paden's terms

Sponsored

In committee30

  • House Bill 3

    Critical Teacher Shortage Area License; create alternative license to be issued for educators who teach in designated areas of.

  • House Bill 8

    Mississippi Benefit Corporation Act; create.

  • House Bill 72

    "Mississippi Promise Scholarship Act of 2019"; establish to provide tuition assistance for tuition-free community and junior college attendance.

  • House Bill 174

    Mississippi Delta Alternative Teacher Licensure Program; create to alleviate teacher shortage in Delta Region.

  • House Bill 175

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist the Delta Blues Museum with installation of permanent exhibits.

  • House Bill 176

    Assistant teachers; require school districts to notify of nonreemployment within 10 days after adopting budget.

  • House Bill 177

    Mississippi State Workforce Investment Board; expand membership to include a woman and require gender equity in certain workforces.

  • House Bill 178

    Equal pay certificate; require certain businesses to have before contracting above $100,000.00 with state agency or department.

  • House Bill 179

    Mississippi Department of Labor; create.

  • House Bill 202

    State song; designate "My Home Mississippi" as second official song.

  • House Bill 215

    Suffrage; restore to all upon meeting all terms and conditions of sentence.

  • House Bill 216

    Child care; DHS transfer to CCDF $40 million of unspent TANF funds from prior fiscal year.

  • House Bill 218

    State flag; create commission to select new design of from submissions by public universities and colleges.

  • House Bill 267

    Teachers' salary; provide for $4,000.00 increase over four years at $1,000.00/year beginning with the 2019-2020 term.

  • House Bill 268

    Teachers' salary; implement five-year phase in to increase to Southeastern average.

  • House Bill 289

    Women's Economic Security Act; create.

  • House Bill 290

    Medicaid; expand eligibility under federal health care law and under CHIP.

  • House Bill 418

    Alcoholic beverages; revise definition of "hotel" under the Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law.

  • House Bill 734

    Mississippi Eyes on Smiling Students Health Act; enact to require vision screening and oral health assessments for certain students.

  • House Bill 774

    Municipal public utilities commission; may be abolished by a majority vote of electors voting in a special election.

  • House Bill 1368

    City of Clarksdale; public utilities commission may be abolished by majority vote of electors voting in special election.

  • House Bill 1388

    Day and Temporary Labor Services Act; create.

  • House Bill 1389

    Early voting; authorize.

  • House Bill 1390

    Public school curriculum; require instruction in mental illness as part of Health Education.

  • House Bill 1407

    Driver's license; direct Commission of Public Safety to develop and implement electronic format option.

  • House Bill 1408

    Firearms licensed; require proof of mental health evaluation.

  • House Bill 1409

    Law enforcement officers; requiring training on communicating with persons with autism spectrum disorder.

  • House Bill 1414

    Commitment proceedings; expand types of professionals authorized to conduct screenings and evaluations in.

  • House Bill 1591

    Coahoma County Reserve and Trust Fund; authorize trustees of fund to use certain amount of fund to supplement county general fund.

  • House Bill 1602

    City of Clarksdale; authorize the levying of special ad valorem tax taxable property in city to fund certain capital improvements.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 9
  • House Bill 366

    Mississippi Broadband Enabling Act; create.

  • House Bill 444

    Windstorm Underwriting Association; authorize to levy recoupable and nonrecoupable assessments.

  • House Bill 628

    Health insurance; revise mandatory policy provisions to penalize late payments of claims.

  • House Bill 1075

    Felony abuse of a vulnerable person; expand crime to include the willful infliction of severe mental anguish.

  • House Bill 1117

    Child abuse; require CPS to notify applicable military installation family adovacy program in certain cases.

  • House Bill 1160

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of the Mississippi Center for Medically Fragile Children.

  • House Bill 1352

    Criminal Justice Reform Act; create.

  • House Bill 1431

    Tax exemptions; revise requirements that a business enterprise in the aerospace industry must meet to be eligible for.

  • House Bill 1547

    Controlled substances; revise Schedules I, II, and V.

Vetoed · 1
Passed the House · 6
  • House Bill 728

    Capitol Complex Improvement District; increase amount of short-term debt that DFA may incur to implement and administer projects.

  • House Bill 1067

    Youth court; revise who may attend hearings and require to send certain monthly cumulative data to Administrative Office of Courts.

  • House Bill 1151

    "Critical Needs Teacher Forgivable loan Program"; delete automatic repealer on and other applicable provisions.

  • House Bill 1284

    Fresh Start Act of 2019; create.

  • House Bill 1563

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of the Center for STEM Education and Advancement.

  • House Bill 1608

    Bonds; authorize issuance improvements to certain state-owned emergency alert transmission towers.

Out of committee · 1
  • House Bill 480

    Rights of youth taken into custody for delinquent act, certain; require legal counsel be consulted before waiver of certain rights may occur.

In committee · 23
  • House Bill 589

    State song; designate as "Mississippi Beautiful."

  • House Bill 643

    Appropriation; IHL Board for additional funds for JSU, ASU and MVSU.

  • House Bill 750

    State holidays; remove Robert E. Lee's birthday and Confederate Memorial Day as legal holidays.

  • House Bill 834

    Right to vote; restore to people who committed nonviolent disqualifying crimes upon meeting certain requirements.

  • House Bill 860

    Long-term care facilities; require residents of certain to obtain a preneed contract within 6 months after admission.

  • House Bill 882

    Electric/hybrid vehicle tax; repeal sections of law authorizing.

  • House Bill 903

    Song; designate "Mississippi Beautiful" as a song for Mississippi, which may be sung by all Mississippians.

  • House Bill 952

    Minimum wage; establish at $10.10 per hour.

  • House Bill 1057

    Spouses and children of first responders killed in the line of duty; provide scholarship for attendance at post secondary institution.

  • House Bill 1231

    Mississippi Motion Picture Incentive Act; revise certain provisions.

  • House Bill 1232

    Bonds; create small municipalities security cameras and equipment grant program and authorize bonds to provide funds.

  • House Bill 1271

    Charter schools; require MAEP funds to be transferred to student's home school district when student disenrolls.

  • House Bill 1356

    Medicaid; seek waiver for plan to expand eligibility with regional care organizations, known as "One Mississippi".

  • House Bill 1359

    Nonlicensed teachers; authorize school districts to employ certain number to fill core subject area positions.

  • House Bill 1404

    Community schools; authorize school districts that provide services through the use of to receive additional 10% allocation under MAEP.

  • House Bill 1541

    Bonds; create pilot program for grants to certain small municipalities for security cameras and equipment and authorize bonds to provide funds.

  • House Bill 1586

    Income tax; provide a credit for taxpayers who claim a federal earned income tax credit.

  • House Bill 1595

    Bonds; authorize issuance for improvements to the Jackson Public School District's Career Development Center.

  • House Bill 1707

    Appropriation; IHL for Alcorn State University for renovating the Whitney Health and P.E. Complex or constructing a new academic convocation center.

  • House Bill 1708

    Appropriation; IHL for Alcorn State University Agricultural Programs for renovation and repair of aquaculture facility.

  • House Bill 1709

    Appropriation; IHL for Alcorn State University for making modifications to buildings to comply with Americans with Disabilities Act.

  • House Bill 1710

    Appropriation; IHL for Alcorn State University for design and planning of construction of new student union complex.

  • House Bill 1711

    Appropriation; IHL for Alcorn State University for improving campus safety and security.