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Jay Hughes

Bills in the 2019 Regular Session, House.

All of Jay Hughes's terms

Sponsored

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 39

    Distinctive motor vehicle license tag; revise persons eligible to be issued the gold Star license tag.

In committee15

  • House Bill 31

    Certified nurse practitioners; no physician supervision required for certain with over 3,600 hours of clinical practice.

  • House Bill 32

    Noah's Law; create to regulate sale of pure powdered caffeine products.

  • House Bill 33

    Secretary of State; prohibit from requiring social security number on application for voter ID card.

  • House Bill 34

    Legislature; allow retired PERS members to receive a retirement allowance while serving as a member of.

  • House Bill 35

    Insurance premium tax; rebate to counties a portion of revenue generated from homeowners insurance policies.

  • House Bill 36

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of school supplies during the first weekend in August.

  • House Bill 37

    Public School Donation Tax Deduction and Dedicated Use Act; create.

  • House Bill 38

    Disabled veteran motor vehicle license tag; increase number that may be issued to a disabled veteran.

  • House Bill 456

    Education Enhancement Fund; require percentage appropriated for classroom supply funds to be fully allocated.

  • House Bill 457

    Legislature; allow retired licensed educators to receive a retirement allowance while serving as a member of.

  • House Bill 458

    Sales tax; create diversion to counties.

  • House Bill 459

    Electric/hybrid vehicle tax; exempt certain vehicles owned by disabled veterans.

  • House Bill 460

    Sexual Assault Victims' DNA Bill of Rights; create.

  • House Bill 897

    Mississippi Broadband Enabling Act; create.

  • House Bill 998

    Early voting; authorize.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 2
  • House Bill 366

    Mississippi Broadband Enabling Act; create.

  • House Bill 1465

    Assault and aggravated assault; include health care providers in provisions regarding.

Passed the House · 6
  • House Bill 344

    Proclamation of a local emergency; allow president of county board of supervisors to declare.

  • House Bill 688

    Districts of Innovations; require SDE to recognize use of Cambridge Assessment or other nationally recognized assessment for purposes of school accountability designations.

  • House Bill 816

    Mississippi Educational Talent Recruitment Act; create.

  • House Bill 1045

    Mississippi Telephone Solicitation Act; increase maximum civil penalties for violations of.

  • House Bill 1460

    Hospice; allow medical directors to prescribe controlled substances for pain for terminally ill patients without in person visit.

  • House Bill 1548

    Daylight saving time; observe year-round if the federal law is amended to allow it.

In committee · 28
  • House Bill 51

    Electric/hybrid vehicle tax; exempt certain vehicles.

  • House Bill 94

    State employees; provide for increase in annual compensation for those with an annual gross salary of less than $50,000.00.

  • House Bill 117

    School employees annual salary supplement; remove cap on nurses who are eligible for.

  • House Bill 144

    Election commissioners; revise to be a nonpartisan office.

  • 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 400

    Assistant Teacher Elevated Salary Waiver Program; enact to compensate eligible assistant teachers at level of licensed teachers.

  • House Bill 574

    School recognition program; clarify eligible personnel to receive salary supplement from financial award by schools.

  • House Bill 579

    Mental health intervention; provide annual salary supplement to licensed school counselors and licensed school nurses who receive certification to provide in public schools.

  • House Bill 652

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

  • House Bill 674

    Teachers' salaries; provide for $2,000.00 increase to minimum salary scale over two years.

  • House Bill 690

    Online voter registration; revise to allow for first-time voters to register through.

  • House Bill 739

    University and colleges anti-hazing policy; require the Board of Trustees of IHL to develop policy against hazing and prescribe penalties for violations.

  • House Bill 957

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

  • House Bill 982

    National board certified school nurses; remove cap on number of eligible for annual salary supplement.

  • House Bill 993

    End-of-course subject area tests; discontinue and require administration of ACT to determine proficiency.

  • House Bill 994

    End-of-course assessments; remove mandatory requirement of passing score as a condition of graduation.

  • House Bill 995

    United States History end-of-course subject area test; remove requirement for the administration of for purpose of graduation and accountability.

  • House Bill 996

    Statewide Assessment Program; require SBE to use ACT Aspire as summative assessment.

  • House Bill 1000

    Early voting; authorize.

  • House Bill 1001

    Pre-election day voting; authorize twenty-one days before the election.

  • House Bill 1003

    Open primaries elections; authorize.

  • House Bill 1141

    Assistant teachers; increase salary for.

  • House Bill 1158

    School board members; increase annual salary and delete prohibition on PERS membership.

  • House Bill 1214

    State employees; provide for across-the-board increase in annual salaries of.

  • House Bill 1219

    Assistant teachers; increase minimum salary to $16,500.00.

  • House Bill 1351

    School recognition program; clarify eligible personnel to receive salary supplement from financial award by schools.

  • House Bill 1385

    First responders; declare certain diseases and conditions as work-related and entitling worker to benefits.