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J. Shaun Walley

Bills in the 2010 Regular Session, House.

All of J. Shaun Walley's terms

Sponsored

Became law5

  • House Bill 511

    Driver's license examination; allow DPS to accept certification of completion of skills and knowledge in driver's ed program in lieu of.

  • House Bill 930

    Noncitizen's driver's license; revise requirements for.

  • House Bill 1038

    Mississippi Highway 63; designate a certain segment in Greene County as "Representative Fred Dobbins Memorial Highway".

  • House Bill 1176

    Truss construction emblem; revise provisions related to.

  • House Bill 1706

    Suffrage; restore to Richard Deon Williams of Greene County.

In committee5

  • House Bill 23

    Mississippi Renewable Energy Development Act of 2010; create.

  • House Bill 24

    Income tax; exclude active duty military compensation received by a resident while stationed out of state.

  • House Bill 25

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

  • House Bill 728

    School nurses; increase number eligible for annual salary supplement for acquiring national board certification.

  • House Bill 1095

    Bullying prevention and intervention plan; require local school districts to develop and implement.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 2
Passed the House · 1
  • House Bill 1598

    Mississippi Existing Forestry Industry Enterprise Revolving Loan Program; create and authorize issuance of bonds for.

In committee · 5
  • House Bill 1207

    Sales tax; exempt sales of handguns, rifles, shotguns and ammunition during Second Amendment Weekend.

  • House Bill 1502

    Weapons; revise certain restrictions where permitees may carry.

  • House Bill 1531

    Judges; provide additional judge for the Twelfth Circuit Court District.

  • House Bill 1560

    Bonds; authorize issuance for certain highway improvements.

  • House Bill 1760

    Health care exchange plans; prohibit use of federal funds to pay for elective abortions in Mississippi.