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Tyrone Ellis

Bills in the 2011 Regular Session, House.

All of Tyrone Ellis's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 771

    Mississippi Wireless Communication Commission; revise membership of.

Passed the House2

  • House Bill 883

    Intrastate use of facsimile machine for certain unsolicited advertising material; prohibit.

  • House Bill 1203

    Mississippi UPSTART project; create.

Out of committee1

  • House Bill 1333

    Integrated Public Safety Communications Fund; revise funding mechanism for.

In committee1

  • House Bill 1334

    Mississippi Community Heritage Preservation Grant Fund; revise use of certain monies in.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 3
  • House Bill 1550

    Suffrage; restore to Gene King of Clay County.

  • House Bill 1552

    City of Columbus and Lowndes County; establish Columbus-Lowndes Convention and Visitors Bureau.

  • House Bill 1587

    City of Columbus; authorize to allow the Columbus Light and Water Department to offer certain assistance to certain consumers.

Passed the House · 3
  • House Bill 577

    School curriculum; authorize financial literacy curriculum in high schools.

  • House Bill 798

    Personal care homes; require licensure and regulation if they provide living arrangements for one or more persons.

  • House Bill 1128

    U.S. Highway 78; designate certain segment of in Benton and Marshall Counties as "William 'Bill' Minor Memorial Highway".

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 576

    Unemployment benefits; remove one-week waiting period.

  • House Bill 1417

    Lauderdale County; extend the repeal date on the Lauderdale County Tourism Commission.

In committee · 3
  • House Bill 456

    Mississippi Accountability and Transparency Act; establish additional requirements for DFA's website on state spending.

  • House Bill 780

    Check cashers; reduce maximum rate of interest that may be charged for cashing checks.

  • House Bill 845

    Funeral directing; allow reinstatement of expired license for if certain conditions are met.