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John Mayo

Bills in the 2010 Regular Session, House.

All of John Mayo's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 2

    2010 Second Extraordinary Session · Desoto County; authorize to construct county jail anywhere in the county.

Passed the House2

  • House Bill 49

    Workers' compensation; prohibit discharge of employee filing claim in good faith.

  • House Bill 1233

    School buses; authorize districts to adopt policy allowing advertising on.

In committee43

  • House Bill 2

    Mississippi Optional Sales Tax Act; enact.

  • House Bill 3

    Assistant teachers; include under the Education Employment Procedures Law.

  • House Bill 8

    Homestead exemption; increase for totally disabled veterans.

  • House Bill 50

    Tobacco use by minors; provide penalty for possession.

  • House Bill 53

    Automobile insurance; provide that payment of a total loss claim include payment for certain taxes and fees.

  • House Bill 54

    Smoke Free Air Act of 2010; enact.

  • House Bill 55

    Death penalty; revise written finding requirements by a jury to impose.

  • House Bill 56

    Write-in candidates; allow voter to write in the name of any individual on the ballot.

  • House Bill 59

    Sales tax; reduce on retail sales of certain food.

  • House Bill 60

    Crimes; create offense of using cell phone without hands-free accessories while driving.

  • House Bill 61

    DUI; revise minimum penalty for death and maiming.

  • House Bill 62

    School buses; increase maximum authorized speed limits.

  • House Bill 63

    Death penalty; provide moratorium for purposes of completing study on impact.

  • House Bill 64

    All-terrain vehicles; prohibit the operation of on public highways, roads and streets.

  • House Bill 65

    Death penalty; require notice of state's intention to seek or reject.

  • House Bill 68

    Medicaid; provide reimbursement for breast prosthesis and bra after cancer surgery.

  • House Bill 69

    Retirement; allow retired county/city elected officials to receive salary of up to 50% of average compensation.

  • House Bill 70

    Youth adjudicated to perform community service, certain; authorize judges to order parents to participate in the service.

  • House Bill 71

    Ad valorem tax; remove provisions that prescribe the manner of determining true value of affordable rental housing.

  • House Bill 76

    Implied Consent Law; clarify who may administer blood tests.

  • House Bill 77

    Homeowners; remove any liability when contractor fails to pay subcontractor.

  • House Bill 78

    Motor vehicle; provide it is unlawful for person under age 18 to ride in portion not designed for passengers.

  • House Bill 144

    Broadcasting stations; require certain stations to provide fair opportunity to all candidates when used for campaigns.

  • House Bill 215

    Distinctive license tag; authorize issuance to supporters of Lake Cormorant High School.

  • House Bill 233

    Health insurance; require coverage for domestic abuse injuries.

  • House Bill 234

    Forensic evidence; require review of certain cases.

  • House Bill 236

    Sales tax; exempt sales of personal property and services to Mississippi affiliates of Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.

  • House Bill 321

    Health insurance; require coverage for pregnancy.

  • House Bill 374

    Rest areas; require MDOT to study the efficiency of operations and feasibility of leasing to private entities.

  • House Bill 467

    Environmental fees; authorize Commission on Environmental Quality to set to cover costs of permitting programs.

  • House Bill 549

    State employees; require certain state employees to take unpaid furlough leave.

  • House Bill 579

    Income tax; authorize transfer, sale or assignment of credit received for rehabilitation of certain historic structures.

  • House Bill 604

    Mississippi Failing School Recovery Act; enact.

  • House Bill 821

    Gasoline excise tax; increase and use additional revenues for city, county and state highways purposes.

  • House Bill 932

    Emergency telephone call; authorize release to Mississippi Ethics Commission under certain conditions.

  • House Bill 1072

    Counties; authorize to work on natural and man-made drainage structures.

  • House Bill 1115

    Distinctive license tag; reauthorize issuance to supporters of American Cancer Society.

  • House Bill 1161

    Loans; create Mississippi Alternative Loan Act.

  • House Bill 1357

    Sewer service providers; provide remedies to collect delinquent sewer fees.

  • House Bill 1358

    Seventh Chancery Court District; postpone addition of third chancellor.

  • House Bill 1602

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of exercise equipment to individuals for home use.

  • House Bill 1606

    Sweetened Beverages and Syrups Tax Law; enact.

  • House Bill 1692

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of fruits and vegetables.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 6
  • House Bill 338

    Mississippi Major Economic Impact Act; revise the definition of the term "project" and authorize the issuance of bonds for a project.

  • House Bill 1070

    Hunting; provide a hunting season for children.

  • House Bill 1119

    Mississippi Highway 161; designate certain segment as "Dr. Aaron E. Henry Memorial Highway."

  • House Bill 1456

    County medical examiners; require to be certified in forensic pathology and be on DPS-approved list.

  • House Bill 1610

    Tunica County; authorize contribution to Institute of Community Services, Inc.

  • House Bill 1676

    DeSoto County; authorize contribution to Historic DeSoto Foundation, Inc.

Passed the House · 5
  • House Bill 837

    Sex education; require local school board to adopt a policy to implement abstinence-only or abstinence-plus education into curriculum.

  • House Bill 1465

    Public purchasing; preference shall be given to Mississippi-based businesses.

  • House Bill 1608

    Tunica County; authorize contribution to Aaron E. Henry Community Health Clinic, P.A.

  • House Bill 1609

    Tunica County; authorize to contract with and/or contribute to Mid-State Opportunity, Inc.

  • House Bill 1738

    City of Southaven; authorize to impose certain tax on restaurants to provide funding for promotion of tourism and conventions.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 466

    Tourism; authorize state bond issuance to promote state heritage, history and culture and other various tourism purposes.

  • House Bill 1204

    Child endangerment; create offense regarding the use of all-terrain vehicles.

In committee · 8
  • House Bill 140

    Sex Education Pilot Program; State Boards of Education and Health to jointly establish for public schools.

  • House Bill 557

    Distinctive license tag; authorize issuance to supporters of Southaven High School.

  • House Bill 565

    Distinctive license tag; authorize issuance to supporters of DeSoto Central High School Band Boosters.

  • House Bill 608

    Distinctive license tag; authorize issuance to supporters of Horn Lake High School.

  • House Bill 858

    DUI; create offense of child endangerment.

  • House Bill 1454

    All-terrain vehicles; prohibit on state-maintained highways, roads and streets.

  • House Bill 1560

    Bonds; authorize issuance for certain highway improvements.

  • House Bill 1752

    City of Southaven; authorize to contract with AWG, Inc., for certain road improvements.