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Chris Brown

Bills in the 2023 Regular Session, House.

All of Chris Brown's terms

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In committee15

  • House Bill 359

    Students; prohibit entities directly or indirectly funded with public monies from distinguishing between.

  • House Bill 360

    Local Government Control of Public School Athletics Task Force; create to evaluate transfer of such activities from schools.

  • House Bill 362

    "Mississippi Food Freedom Act"; enact to provide greater autonomy to private producers of agricultural or farm products.

  • House Bill 479

    Civil proceedings; authorize judge to assess cost against those that are dismissed.

  • House Bill 480

    Wrongful death; clarify cause of action for an unborn child.

  • House Bill 747

    Mississippi Scholarship Act; create to provide scholarships to K-12 public school students.

  • House Bill 748

    Tim Tebow Act; create to authorize homeschool students to participate in public school extracurricular activities.

  • House Bill 749

    Extracurricular activities; require certain organizations to allow equal participation by all students in.

  • House Bill 750

    Alcoholi beverages; revise definition of "qualified resort area" under the Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law.

  • House Bill 751

    Income tax refund; provide check off on individual form to allow contribution to State General Fund.

  • House Bill 1272

    Building codes; prohibit state, counties, municipalities from limiting use of federally approved refrigerant in.

  • House Bill 1273

    Building codes; prohibit from limiting use of federally approved refrigerant in.

  • House Bill 1274

    Criminal offense; prescribe mental culpability for.

  • House Bill 1478

    Parental rights; establish fundamental right of parents to direct the upbringing, education and care of their children.

  • House Bill 1494

    Health Care Certificate of Need Law; repeal.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 8
  • House Bill 266

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

  • House Bill 280

    Foreign governments; prohibit sale of agricultural lands to.

  • House Bill 383

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

  • House Bill 912

    Firearm suppressors; authorizing manufacture and possession in Mississippi and prohibit enforcement of federal laws governing.

  • House Bill 923

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

  • House Bill 1125

    Regulate Experimental Adolescent Procedures (REAP) Act; create to regulate transgender procedures and surgeries.

  • House Bill 1310

    Elections; revise provisions related to the integrity of.

  • House Bill 1733

    Income tax; revise deduction for depreciation for certain expenditures and property.

Passed the House · 5
  • House Bill 366

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

  • House Bill 478

    Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact; create.

  • House Bill 1000

    Foster and adopted children; allow foster or adoptive parent to choose school or school district of enrollment.

  • House Bill 1039

    Occupational licensing; revise certain provisions relating to members of the military to include veterans.

  • House Bill 1373

    "Released-Time Moral Instruction Act of 2023"; enact to permit students to receive religious instruction during the school day.

In committee · 5
  • House Bill 634

    Baby drop-off law; revise procedure to authorize a person designated by a parent to.

  • House Bill 676

    Counties; authorize to choose not to be subject to requirement for permitting as a condition to construction.

  • House Bill 1366

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

  • House Bill 1588

    Ad valorem tax; exempt motor vehicle owned by unremarried surviving spouse of law enforcement officer/employee who died while in performance of official duties.

  • House Bill 1659

    Homestead exemption; increase for persons retired from military or law enforcement service.