Legislative Action

Introduced In House

HCR7 (State Affairs) Claims sovereignty for the state under 10th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution over all powers not given to federal government.

HB106 (State Affairs) Revises qualifications for city electors to include people who live in the city’s area of impact.

HB107 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) Requires insurers to pay or have deducted from its portion of settlement a proportionate share of costs and attorney fees involved in recovery by an insured against a third party.

HB108 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) Repeals all residence requirements for state officials.

HB109 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) Requires any person guilty of domestic violence to undergo at his or her own expense counseling for aggression or anger control.

HB110 (Resources and Conservation) Adopting state wolf management plan.

HB111 (State Affairs) Provides for determination of scenic zoning and payment of just compensation.

HB112 (Appropriations) Supplemental appropriation in current budget of $4,900 for Commission For the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Introduced In Senate

SJR101 (Thorne, Parry and Beck) Requires a three-fifths majority to approve a state or local tax increase.

SR103 (Beck) Revises Senate rules.

SR104 (Beck) Imposes a limit of eight years on service as Senate President Pro Tem and of six years on service as a committee chairman.

SR105 (Beck) Requires a three-fifths majority to approve any tax increase in the Senate.

SB1024 (Education) Permits school districts to deny attendance to a student who has been denied attendance in another school district.

SB1025 (Education) Repeals the requirement that school boards negotiate with teachers.

SB1026 (Education) Bars employees of the Office of the State Board of Education from holding tenured positions at state universities.

SB1027 (Schroeder) Requires sportsmen to obtain a $2 wildlife card in addition to normal licenses and tags.

SB1028 (Beck) Creates a federal mandates act.