California 2009-10 1 Bill
Number: CA AB 1597 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: Jones
Abstract: An act to amend Section 11629.84 of the Insurance Code, relating to automobile insurance.
District of Columbia 2009-10 1 Bill
Number: DC B18 583 - Updated (Status 01/05/2010)
Sponsor: Gray
Illinois 2009-2010 1 Bill
Number: IL SB 1013 - Updated (Status 01/05/2010)
Sponsor: Dan Kotowski
Abstract: Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Makes a technical change in a Section concerning the use of force in defense of a person.
Hearings:
1. 01/11/2010 4:00PM
[House] Judiciary Ii - Criminal Law Committee Room 115 Capitol Building Springfield, IL
Indiana 2010 1 Bill
Number: IN SB 88 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: Tallian
Abstract: Conversion of leased motor vehicles. Makes criminal conversion of a leased motor vehicle valued at more than $5,000 a Class D felony under certain circumstances.
Kentucky 2010 13 Bills
Number: KY HB 11 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: J. Greer
Abstract: Amend KRS 304.3-180 to reduce the number of consecutive years from seven to five that an insurer may use the same lead or coordinating audit partner of an accountant firm for preparing the audited financial statement, effective
Number: KY HB 38 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: B. Yonts
Abstract: Amend KRS 342.0011, 342.315, 342.316, 342.730, and 342.7305 to require use of the fifth edition of AMA guides in disability determinations; amend KRS 67A.460 to conform; repeal 2009 Ky. Acts ch. 89.
Number: KY HB 40 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: H. Collins
Abstract: Amend KRS 186.164 to clarify procedures to follow when the Transportation Cabinet denies a group's application for a special license plate.
Number: KY HB 47 - Updated (Text, Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: R. Nelson
Abstract: Create a new section of KRS 160 to prohibit local school boards from providing a district employee the use of a district-owned or leased vehicle, except for buses and maintenance vehicles; allow a district employee to be
Number: KY HB 58 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: D. Keene
Abstract: Amend KRS 189A.005 to expand the definition of "ignition interlock device"; amend KRS 189A.010 to include driving the wrong way on a four-lane highway among the list of factors for triggering aggravated DUI penalties; amend KRS
Number: KY HB 77 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: S. Lee
Abstract: Add new sections to KRS Chapter 157 to create the Students with Special Needs Scholarship Program; define terminology regarding participation; describe the process for the Kentucky Department of Education to receive student
Number: KY HB 96 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: M. Cherry
Abstract: Amend KRS 186.041 to permit the surviving spouse of a Purple Heart recipient to keep special license plate assigned to that recipient.
Number: KY HB 109 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: A. Wuchner
Abstract: Create a new section of KRS Chapter 158 to define "aphasia," dyscalculia," "dysgraphia," "dyslexia," "phonemic awareness," and "scientifically based research"; require the Kentucky Board of Education to promulgate administrative
Number: KY HB 121 - Updated (Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: M. Harmon
Abstract: Amend various sections in KRS Chapter 189A, relating to driving under the influence, to restructure the existing penalties from a four-tiered structure to a three-tiered structure; expand the five year look back window for prior
Number: KY HB 179 - Updated (New 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: M. Marzian
Abstract: Create new sections of KRS Chapter 314 to provide immunity to persons and agencies that file a complaint, provide sworn or written statements, or otherwise participate in an investigation or administrative proceeding; require a
Number: KY HB 186 - Updated (New 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: J. Wayne
Abstract: Create a new section of Subtitle 12 of KRS Chapter 304 to define "claimant," "deceptive referral," "request or require," and "free market rate"; require an insurer to inform a claimant upon initial notification of a claim that the
Number: KY SB 5 - Updated (New 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: G. Tapp
Abstract: Create a new section of Subtitle 12 of KRS Chapter 304 to define "claimant," "deceptive referral," "request or require," and "free market rate"; require an insurer to inform a claimant upon initial notification of a claim that the
Number: KY SB 16 - Updated (Text, Status 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: G. Tapp
Abstract: Create a new section of Subtitle 9 of KRS Chapter 304 to define "claimant," "deceptive referral," "request or require," and "usual and customary rate"; set forth insurer notification requirements regarding the ability of a
Missouri 2010 1 Bill
Number: MO HB 1363 - Updated (New 01/05/2010)
Sponsor: Grill, Jason
Mississippi 2010 2 Bills
Number: MS SB 2021 - Updated (New 01/05/2010)
Sponsor: McDaniel
Abstract: AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 27-19-54, MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972, TO AUTHORIZE A DISTINCTIVE MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAG FOR RESIDENTS OF THIS STATE WHO ARE VETERANS OF WORLD WAR II; TO AUTHORIZE THE SURVIVING SPOUSE OF A DECEASED PERSON WHO WAS ISSUED SUCH A LICENSE TAG TO APPLY FOR OR RETAIN SUCH LICENSE TAG FOR AS LONG AS THE SPOUSE REMAINS UNMARRIED; TO EXEMPT VEHICLES OWNED BY VETERANS OF WORLD WAR II FROM ALL MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEES AND PRIVILEGE TAXES; TO AMEND SECTION 27-51-41,
Number: MS SB 2025 - Updated (New 01/05/2010)
Sponsor: Watson
Abstract: AN ACT TO REQUIRE A SELLER OR TRANSFEROR OF REAL PROPERTY TO DISCLOSE IN WRITING IF, TO HIS KNOWLEDGE, METHAMPHETAMINE PRODUCTION HAS OCCURRED ON HABITABLE PROPERTY; TO DECLARE LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS AND PURPOSE OF THE ACT; TO DEFINE CERTAIN TERMS; TO ESTABLISH A DECONTAMINATION STANDARD FOR METHAMPHETAMINE INSIDE HABITABLE PROPERTY UNLESS A DIFFERENT STANDARD IS ADOPTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY; TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY TO ESTABLISH BY RULE THE
New Jersey 2008-09 1 Bill
Number: NJ S 1890 - Updated (Text 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: Kean, Sean T.
Abstract: Authorizes special Gold Star Family license plates.
Virginia - Prefiles 2010-2011 4 Bills
Number: VA HB 116 - Updated (New 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: Harry R. Purkey
Abstract: Authorizes accident and sickness insurers proposing to issue preferred provider policies or contracts and health maintenance organizations providing health care plans to select a single mail order pharmacy provider as an exclusive provider of mail order pharmacy services.
Number: VA HB 127 - Updated (New 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: Terry G. Kilgore
Abstract: Makes "carriers" (rather than "owners or operators") responsible for obtaining the permits and complying with other requirements. A definition of "carrier" is provided. Overweight penalties are changed to civil penalties, and the amount of time allowed for load shifting is limited to one hour.
Number: VA HB 133 - Updated (New 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: Albert C. Pollard, Jr.
Abstract: Removes the 7,500 pound weight limitation, so that all trucks used for nonbusiness purposes, except tractor trucks, are eligible to be considered for personal property tax relief.
Number: VA SB 27 - Updated (New 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: Linda T. Puller
Abstract: Prohibits a seller from conditioning the coverage or performance of a warranty, in connection with the sale of personal, family, or household goods, upon the purchaser's returning a warranty registration card, or from providing that the duration of a warranty is dependent upon the return of a warranty registration card. These prohibitions do not apply if the requirement that the purchaser return a warranty registration card is conspicuously disclosed in any advertising and marketing materials
Washington 2009-10 1 Bill
Number: WA HB 2547 - Updated (New 01/06/2010)
Sponsor: Conway
Totals 26 Bills
December 10, 2009 Florida - Prefiles 2010 4 Bills
Abstract: Specifies certain facilities that are exempt from the transient rentals tax. Deletes criteria establishing circumstances under which taxes on the lease or rental of a motor vehicle are due. Limits the $5,000 cap on discretionary sales surtax to the sale of motor vehicles, aircraft, boats, motor homes, manufactured homes, modular homes, and mobile homes. Revises exemptions from sales and use tax for food and medical products, etc.
Abstract: Provides additional responsibilities of the Joint Legislative Sunset Committee for the purpose of reviewing exemptions from the general state sales and use tax and exclusions of sales of services from such taxation. Provides for future elimination of all sales, rental, use, consumption, distribution, and storage tax exemptions except those for general groceries, medical, guide dogs for the blind, and household fuels, etc.
Abstract: Creates an exemption from the tax on sales, use, and other transactions for certain leases of passenger vehicles for commuting purposes. Defines the term "vanpool lease."
Abstract: Creates the Mark Wandall Traffic Safety Program to be administered by the DOT. Requires a county or municipality to enact an ordinance in order to use a traffic infraction detector to identify a motor vehicle that fails to stop at a traffic control signal steady red light. Provides that the registered owner of the motor vehicle involved in the violation is responsible and liable for payment of the fine assessed, etc.
Abstract: Create a new section of KRS Chapter 158 to define "aphasia," dyscalculia," "dysgraphia," "dyslexia," "phonemic awareness," and "scientifically based research"; require the Kentucky Board of Education to promulgate administrative
Abstract: A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 1, TITLE 15 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO CIVIL REMEDIES, BY ADDING SECTION 15-1-315 TO PROVIDE THAT A LICENSED DRIVER WHO VOLUNTARILY TRANSPORTS SENIORS OR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN AN INSURED VEHICLE IS NOT LIABLE BEYOND THE LIMITS OF HIS AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR ACTS OR OMISSIONS RESULTING FROM THE RENDERING OF THE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES IN THE ABSENSE OF GROSS NEGLIGENCE OR WILFUL MISCONDUCT.
Sponsor: Rep Olver, John W. [MA-1]
Abstract: (Sec. 416) Directs a federal agency that is required to submit a report to the congressional committees on appropriations to post it on the agency's website, except if such posting compromises national security or the report contains proprietary information.
Abstract: Requires the FIO Director to study and report to specified congressional committees on: (1) the global reinsurance market; and (2) how to modernize and improve the system of insurance regulation in the United States.