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Cindy Hyde-Smith

Bills in the 2008 Regular Session, Senate.

All of Cindy Hyde-Smith's terms

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Became law7

  • Senate Bill 2600

    Emancipation of minor child; provide for without necessity of court order in certain cases.

  • Senate Bill 2601

    Children adopted through state-supported adoption agency; provide for continuation of Medicaid benefits.

  • Senate Bill 2603

    Foster children program; authorize DHS to make relative care payments and make certain technical amendments to.

  • Senate Bill 2652

    TANF assistance program; clarify school attendance requirements and revise various provisions.

  • Senate Bill 2940

    Agriculture; revise selection process for appointments to the Egg Marketing Board.

  • Senate Bill 2941

    Bureau of Plant Industry; remove the repealer on authority to assess civil penalties for violation of rules and regulations.

  • Senate Bill 3042

    Agriculture; authorize the commissioner to enter into agreements with other agencies for control of pests and noxious weeds.

Passed the Senate9

  • Senate Bill 2602

    Time limitations for investigations of elder abuse; modify in cases where victim is not in immediate danger.

  • Senate Bill 2623

    Child support guidelines based on adjusted gross income; increase.

  • Senate Bill 2822

    Eminent domain; restrict to direct public use.

  • Senate Bill 2936

    Mississippi Veterinary Practice Act; remove repealer.

  • Senate Bill 2937

    Agricultural Aviation Board; transfer duties to Agriculture and Commerce.

  • Senate Bill 2938

    Mississippi Rice Promotion Fund; remove repealer on assessments on rice grown in state.

  • Senate Bill 2942

    Agriculture; provide administrative hearing and civil penalties for violations of requirements for sale of honey.

  • Senate Bill 2948

    Agriculture; remove repealer on section of Farm Reform Act.

  • Senate Bill 3040

    Agriculture; provide administrative hearing and civil penalties for violations of requirements for sale of syrup.

Out of committee1

  • Senate Bill 2963

    Intermediate care facilities for the mentally retarded; authorize payments under the Educable Child Program.

In committee20

  • Senate Bill 2153

    Ad valorem taxes; mobile home and personal property taxes must be paid prior to the registration and licensing of a vehicle.

  • Senate Bill 2186

    Legal holidays; include "Good Friday."

  • Senate Bill 2315

    Board of Mental Health; establish policies by which certain employees may be provided housing.

  • Senate Bill 2316

    Medicaid eligibility; recipients must provide federal income tax statements for recertification.

  • Senate Bill 2317

    Seat belts; enhance penalty for failure to wear when a child is a passenger.

  • Senate Bill 2318

    Gift certificates; prohibit expiration date or service fee.

  • Senate Bill 2319

    Financial literacy curricula in high school; require school districts to implement.

  • Senate Bill 2320

    Bonds; authorize the issuance of additional g.o. bonds for construction of a National Guard readiness center in Monticello.

  • Senate Bill 2321

    Inmate health care costs; limit charges by health care providers to the Medicaid rate.

  • Senate Bill 2508

    State law enforcement officers; establish separate retirement system for.

  • Senate Bill 2595

    Sex offender registration law; create zone around child residential homes.

  • Senate Bill 2598

    Enhanced penalties for assault; include juvenile care workers at the state training schools.

  • Senate Bill 2631

    Prohibition against possession of weapons by students; include juvenile training schools under statute.

  • Senate Bill 2632

    State Personnel Board procedures; exempt DHS, Division of Family and Children's Services.

  • Senate Bill 2649

    Income tax; a relative 65 or older, who resides with taxpayer and whose income is $12,000.00 or less, is a dependent.

  • Senate Bill 2650

    Paternity; authorize DHS to institute proceedings at any time until child turns 21 years of age unless emancipated.

  • Senate Bill 2651

    Public universities; require policy of intellectual diversity.

  • Senate Bill 2740

    Department of Human Services; clarify responsibilities of Division of Family and Children's Services/Division of Aging.

  • Senate Bill 2893

    State Board of Cosmetology; bring forward statutes.

  • Senate Bill 3165

    Bonds; authorize issuance for repair and renovation of old Mississippi Mills Packing and Shipping Rooms Building in Wesson.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 12
Passed the Senate · 8
  • Senate Bill 2025

    Appropriation; Department of Finance and Administration to study state tax system.

  • Senate Bill 2037

    Government contracts; require labor to be performed by U.S. citizens or legal aliens.

  • Senate Bill 2187

    Major medical leave; state law enforcement officers injured in the line of duty shall not be required to use.

  • Senate Bill 2431

    Underground utility lines; require operators to be members of Mississippi One-Call System, Inc.

  • Senate Bill 2564

    Public benefits; agencies administering programs for must verify lawful presence in U.S. of applicants for.

  • Senate Bill 2850

    Domestic violence; revise to clarify constitutional supremacy of chancery jurisdiction of minors' business.

  • Senate Bill 2930

    Livestock; revise theft of.

  • Senate Bill 3132

    Appropriation; Department of Mental Health Crisis Centers.

In committee · 6
  • Senate Bill 2131

    Inmate health care costs; paid under Medicaid program and limit charges by health care providers to the Medicaid rate.

  • Senate Bill 2196

    Elections; require electors to present certain types of identification before being allowed to vote.

  • Senate Bill 2297

    Abortions; prohibit abortion of a human being based upon a determination of the gender or race of the human being.

  • Senate Bill 2373

    CON for acute psychiatric beds and PRTF beds in Washington County; authorize.

  • Senate Bill 2377

    Home economics curriculum; phase-in required course for Grades 10-12.

  • Senate Bill 2522

    Tuition; waive at universities and colleges for children and spouse of deceased and disabled veterans.