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Gary V. Staples

Bills in the 2013 Regular Session, House.

All of Gary V. Staples's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 799

    Memorial highways; designate certain as "Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient" when appropriate.

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 1302

    Trespass; clarify duty of care of a possessor of real property.

Out of committee1

  • House Bill 936

    Enhanced weapons carry permit; provide local training and provide fees to defray costs.

In committee5

  • House Bill 860

    Public funds; prohibit investment in entities having relationship with countries against which U.S. has embargo.

  • House Bill 862

    Adverse possession; repeal.

  • House Bill 961

    Eminent domain; require binding arbitration.

  • House Bill 962

    Open primaries for county office; authorize.

  • House Bill 1298

    "Mississippi Cottage Food Law of 2013"; enact to exempt certain cottage food producers from certain regulations.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 5
  • House Bill 2

    Weapons; clarify definition of concealed.

  • House Bill 485

    MS Public Records Act; exempt weapon permit information.

  • House Bill 517

    Mississippi Highway 15; designate certain bridge in Chickasaw County as the "Representative William E. 'Billy' Bowles Memorial Bridge".

  • House Bill 672

    Dyslexia Education Scholarship Program; increase maximum number of students eligible to 20.

  • House Bill 1698

    Severance tax; reduce for 24 months for oil and gas produced from and after July 1, 2013, from horizontally drilled wells.

Passed the House · 7
  • House Bill 22

    Appropriation: State Government Agencies Budget Contingency Fund and Capital Expense Fund; additional 2013.

  • House Bill 118

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

  • House Bill 955

    Reading Proficiency Program; establish in public schools to achieve grade level reading by end of 3rd grade.

  • House Bill 958

    Concealed firearms on school premises; require local school board to adopt policy authorizing certain school employees to carry.

  • House Bill 1066

    Mississippi Tort Claims Act; revise to include volunteer fire departments when performing governmental activities.

  • House Bill 1112

    Schoolchildren's Religious Liberties Act; create.

  • House Bill 1691

    Bonds; authorize issuance for road improvements in oil producing counties & create income tax credit for new oil production jobs.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 625

    Firearm Protection Act; enact.

  • House Bill 1687

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds to assist Rail Authority of East Mississippi with certain projects.

In committee · 17
  • House Bill 166

    School superintendents; revise minimum qualifications for elected and appointed.

  • House Bill 197

    Election polling places; specify persons who may be present.

  • House Bill 222

    Homestead exemption; increase for persons 70 years of age or older.

  • House Bill 252

    Mental health; executive director of the department shall be appointed by the Governor.

  • House Bill 295

    Appropriation; Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation Fund for funding bridge program.

  • House Bill 299

    Instruments of record; require to be in the English language.

  • House Bill 309

    Appropriation; Rural Fire Truck Fund for additional round of trucks under Acquisition Assistance Program.

  • House Bill 310

    Appropriation; IHL for funding Mississippi Dyslexia Education Scholarship Program.

  • House Bill 698

    Mississippi Highway 42; require MDOT to reconstruct a portion in Forrest and Perry Counties to four lanes.

  • House Bill 717

    Circuit court; provide additional judge for 12th Circuit Court District.

  • House Bill 843

    Mississippi Health Care Freedom of Choice Act; create.

  • House Bill 859

    Dept. of Health regulations for advanced life support personnel; define EMT-paramedic critical care.

  • House Bill 946

    Deadly weapon; clarify that certain knives fall within category of that are unlawful to be possessed by a convicted felon.

  • House Bill 1063

    Criminal procedure; revise sentencing of repeat offenders.

  • House Bill 1087

    Gun buy-back programs; prohibit.

  • House Bill 1155

    Armed robbery; provide for minimum prison sentence of 10 years.

  • House Bill 1420

    Oil severance tax; revise distribution between state and counties.