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Steve Hopkins

Bills in the 2020 Regular Session, House.

All of Steve Hopkins's terms

Sponsored

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 1510

    Occupational licenses; revise provisions regarding licensing for certain military applicants.

Out of committee1

  • House Bill 1540

    Administrative procedures; prohibit state agencies from adopting rule that contradicts a provision of law.

In committee11

  • House Bill 357

    Salvage vehicle inspections; require DPS to conduct for vehicles repaired or rebuilt in another state.

  • House Bill 358

    Teacher salary; increase base salary of beginning teachers to $40,000/yr.

  • House Bill 364

    Assistant teachers; increase annual minimum salary to $15,000.00.

  • House Bill 525

    MS Veterans Organizations Supplemental Funding Act of 2020; create.

  • House Bill 526

    Municipalities; prohibit from restricting the exercise of free speech near medical facilities.

  • House Bill 527

    Cosmetology licensure laws; remove threading and applying and removing eyelash extensions from application of.

  • House Bill 528

    SNAP benefit recipients; require certain to participated in an employment and training program.

  • House Bill 705

    Homestead exemption; revise exemption for certain disabled veterans.

  • House Bill 707

    Voter identification; clarify that only Mississippi driver's license shall be acceptable license.

  • House Bill 767

    Driver's license; authorize designation of certain disabilities on.

  • House Bill 958

    Municipal annexation; require an election be held in the proposed annexed territory.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 12
Passed the House · 1
In committee · 22
  • House Bill 474

    Health insurance carriers; require to cap patient cost for prescriptions for insulin drugs.

  • House Bill 573

    Deputy sheriffs; remove requirement to be qualified elector of the state.

  • House Bill 584

    PERS; no retiree shall receive allowance from while under contract with state agency as a consultant or advisor.

  • House Bill 619

    Physical therapy practice laws; revise various provisions of.

  • House Bill 628

    Municipalities; "home rule"; clarify ability of governing authority to regulate medical facilities in a way that restricts free speech in close vicinity of facilities.

  • House Bill 642

    Local and private bills proposing to extend local tax for second time; require direct referendum.

  • House Bill 656

    Distinctive motor vehicle license tag; authorize issuance to supporters of Lewisburg High School.

  • House Bill 753

    Interstate Compact on Second Amendment Sactuary; authorize State of MS to enter into with other southern states.

  • House Bill 916

    Electric/hybrid vehicle tax; exempt certain vehicles.

  • House Bill 1039

    Election Commissioners; revise the qualifying deadline for.

  • House Bill 1060

    School Immunization; authorize exemption from requirements for religous beliefs.

  • House Bill 1111

    Statewide Elections Management System; remove voters who fail to respond to notice and who fail to vote after certain period of time from.

  • House Bill 1199

    Sales tax; reduce rate on retail sales of motorcycles.

  • House Bill 1244

    State Superintendent of Public Education; align salary to no more than 150% of Governor's salary.

  • House Bill 1264

    Historic monuments and memorials; delete authority to move.

  • House Bill 1267

    MS Child Safety Account Act; create to establish child safety accounts and scholarships to nonpublic schools for certain students.

  • House Bill 1330

    Qualification deadline; change to February 1 for statewide and county elected officials.

  • House Bill 1337

    Municipalities; clarify authority of retroactively and prospectively regarding restricting exercise of free speech within immediate vicinity of health care facilities.

  • House Bill 1338

    Right to Try Act; bring forward sections for purposes of amendment.

  • House Bill 1339

    CON laws; shall not apply in counties designated by MDA as a growth and prosperity county.

  • House Bill 1354

    "Mississippi Property Owner Fairness Act"; enact to provide restriction on exercise of eminent domain on private property.

  • House Bill 1391

    "The Fairness Act"; enact to prohibit biological males from participating in athletic sports specifically designated for females.