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David Parker

Bills in the 2015 Regular Session, Senate.

All of David Parker's terms

Sponsored

Became law3

  • Senate Bill 2677

    DeSoto County; authorize employment of part-time assistant county prosecuting attorneys.

  • Senate Bill 2788

    City of Olive Branch; authorize contracts for naming rights for the city's park buildings and structures.

  • Senate Bill 2921

    DeSoto County; authorize contribution to Historic DeSoto Foundation, Inc.

Passed the Senate3

  • Senate Bill 2079

    Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal and the Bronze Star motor vehicle tags; exempt from vehicle registration fees and taxes.

  • Senate Bill 2148

    Child support; may continue past age of majority for a disabled child.

  • Senate Bill 2225

    Motor vehicles; define and regulate autocycles.

Out of committee1

  • Senate Bill 2132

    Local governments; may adopt regulations for waiver of certification that goods or services have been received or performed.

In committee11

  • Senate Bill 2030

    High-school testing requirements; replace PARCC and SAT2 with ACT assessment on phased-in basis.

  • Senate Bill 2130

    Waste management fees; exempt certain county-owned nonhazardous solid waste management facilities from.

  • Senate Bill 2131

    Emergency management; local emergency may be declared by public official authorized by the governing body of a county.

  • Senate Bill 2197

    Riding bailiffs; revise per diem.

  • Senate Bill 2226

    Concealed-carry permit; revise fees.

  • Senate Bill 2242

    E911; create criminal immunity for seeking treatment for overdose.

  • Senate Bill 2296

    Dyslexia therapy services; authorize SDE to provide funding to public schools for placement of dyslexia therapists.

  • Senate Bill 2304

    County purchasing; clarify the responsibility of purchase clerk for purchases made without a requisition or binding contract.

  • Senate Bill 2496

    HR218; allow DPS to offer federally mandated ID cards and annual certification to certain retired law enforcement officers.

  • Senate Bill 2518

    Polling places; prohibit use of cell phones in unless reporting emergency situations to certain public safety personnel.

  • Senate Bill 2663

    DeSoto County; authorize employment of part-time assistant county prosecuting attorneys.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 11
  • Senate Bill 2087

    Memorial bridge; designate a certain bridge in Lowndes County as the Terry W. Brown Memorial Bridge.

  • Senate Bill 2127

    In-state tuition; provide for nonresident students entitled to federal Veterans' Educational Assistance.

  • Senate Bill 2191

    Districts of Innovation; authorize State Board of Education to approve creation of in local school districts.

  • Senate Bill 2380

    Auto liability insurance; insurance card may be displayed on cellular phone when providing proof of insurance.

  • Senate Bill 2389

    Compact for a Balanced Budget; enact.

  • Senate Bill 2394

    Concealed weapons law; decrease certain fees for licensees.

  • Senate Bill 2500

    MS Department of Public Safety and MBN sworn officer salary scale and experience increases; enact.

  • Senate Bill 2586

    Memorial highways; designate a certain segment of U.S. Highway 45 Alternate as the Senator Bennie L. Turner Memorial Highway.

  • Senate Bill 2619

    Concealed-carry permit; revised enhanced.

  • Senate Bill 2786

    DeSoto County; authorize conveyance of certain property to the City of Olive Branch.

  • Senate Bill 2787

    DeSoto County; authorize donations to the DeSoto County Economic Development Council, Inc.

Vetoed · 1
Passed the Senate · 4
  • Senate Bill 2090

    Visitation; allow to third party under certain limited circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2531

    Presidential preference primary; change date to the first Tuesday in March.

  • Senate Bill 2581

    Autism; require insurance policies to offer coverage for/regulate practice of applied behavior analysis.

  • Senate Bill 2704

    Legal proceedings; child witness to receive accommodations.

In committee · 1
  • Senate Bill 2690

    Common Core National Education Standards and P.A.R.C.C.; prohibit State Board of Education from implementing.