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William Shirley

Bills in the 2017 Regular Session, House.

All of William Shirley's terms

Sponsored

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 144

    Department of Revenue; will be liable for costs incurred by taxpayer due to department error in filing lien against taxpayer.

Out of committee2

  • House Bill 145

    Ad valorem taxes; allow local contribution to follow students who transfer to another school district.

  • House Bill 203

    Ad valorem taxes; delete school board's authority to increase more than 2% without referendum approval.

In committee12

  • House Bill 66

    Conjugal visits; prohibit for offenders committed to the custody of the Department of Corrections.

  • House Bill 202

    Student transfers between school districts; require approved transfer to remain in effect unless student's address changes.

  • House Bill 205

    "Pledge of Allegiance" fine schools that fail to recite daily within the first hour of class.

  • House Bill 302

    Open primaries elections; authorize for state, county and municipal offices.

  • House Bill 630

    Utility worker; killing of shall be capital murder.

  • House Bill 636

    Scrap metal purchasers; require receipt and documentation of motor vehicles.

  • House Bill 718

    Mississippi Highway Patrol; authorize to do private contract work when off-duty.

  • House Bill 1012

    Official state poem; designate "I Am Mississippi" as.

  • House Bill 1286

    State flag; require public colleges and universities to display on each campus or lose state funds.

  • House Bill 1287

    State flag; require state agencies, local governments and public colleges and universities to display on or at public buildings.

  • House Bill 1627

    Ad valorem tax; exempt certain business personal property from.

  • House Bill 1628

    Ad valorem tax; provide partial exemption for certain business personal property.

Co-sponsored

In committee ยท 1
  • House Bill 981

    Retirement; persons convicted of certain felonies shall have benefits suspended until full restitution has been made.