(D-Anchorage)
If approved, House Bill 381 codifies three decades of massive state and municipal tax breaks for a 800 mile privately developed natural gas pipeline.
The 2nd Session of the 34th Alaska State Legislature ended on May 20. Today, we look back on some of the impactful legislation that was and will
Join Representative Fields and I for a community conversation on the legislative session.
House Bill 28 ensures education funding dollars stay in the classroom while guaranteeing financial accountability.
Bill |
Title |
Sponsor Statement |
|---|---|---|
SB 27 |
CONTRACEPTIVES COVERAGE:INSURE;MED ASSIST |
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SB 46 |
BRAIN INJURY AWARENESS MONTH |
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SB 51 |
CONTROLLED SUB. DATA: EXEMPT VETERINARIAN |
|
SB 100 |
ACCESS TO MARIJUANA CONVICTION RECORDS |
|
SB 101 |
UTILITIES: RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO STANDARD |
|
SB 109 |
EMPLOYEE RIGHTS, EMPLOYER SPEECH |
|
SB 115 |
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT SCOPE OF PRACTICE |
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SB 175 |
ELECTRONIC DEVICE RECYCLING |
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SB 176 |
BOARD OF PAROLE: MEMBERSHIP |
|
SB 229 |
GUN VIOLENCE PROTECTIVE ORDERS |
|
SJR 6 |
HONORING THE ALASKA-KOREA RELATIONSHIP |
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SJR 17 |
EXTEND DEADLINE FOR ARP-HCY FUNDS |
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