Mississippi Policy Votes

	Bill Number	Bill Description
1.	HB 20 Not Rated	Anatomical gifts; prohibit discrimination against recipient based on disability.
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2.	HB 155 Neutral	State Health Plan; delete prohibition on covering hearing aids.
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3.	HB 158 Not Rated	Off-road vehicles; revise definitions of.
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4.	HB 160 Not Rated	Travel Insurance Act of 2022; create.
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5.	HB 175 Not Rated	Bonds; revise purposes for which bonds authorized for City of Hazlehurst may be used.
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6.	HB 192 Not Rated	License plate; revise disability requirement for disabled veterans tag.
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7.	HB 232 Neutral	Uniform Controlled Substances Act; revise schedules.
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8.	HB 252 Not Rated	PERS; increase maximum percentage of investments of system that are in certain types of investments.
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9.	HB 256 Bad Policy	Manufactured and mobile homes; require certain notice to tax collector when relocated to another county.
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10.	HB 365 Not Rated	MS Rural Hospital Loan Program; establish in State Department of Health.
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11.	HB 384 Not Rated	Mississippi Congressional district; reapportion.
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12.	HB 400 Bad Policy	Riding bailiffs; revise salary of.
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13.	HB 424 Good Policy	Audiology and speech-language pathology interstate compact; create.
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14.	HB 446 Neutral	Distinctive motor vehicle license tag; authorize for supporters of various organizations.
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15.	HB 451 Bad Policy	Nonadmitted policy fee; revise distributions of and delete repealer on.
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16.	HB 453 Bad Policy	Mississippi Tourism Recovery Fund - Round 2 and Mississippi Destination Development Fund; create.
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17.	HB 470 Bad Policy	Sales tax; extend repealer on exemption of certain sales to Toughest Kids Foundation for Camp Kamassa in Copiah County.
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18.	HB 474 Bad Policy	Mississippi Health Care Industry Zone Act; extend repealers on act and related tax incentives.
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19.	HB 475 Not Rated	IHL Board; extend repealer on authority to oversee certain construction projects funded by state general obligation bonds.
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20.	HB 483 Not Rated	Local Governments Capital Improvements Revolving Loan Fund; extend repealer on MDA authority to use certain funds for expenses.
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21.	HB 492 Not Rated	Health Care Expendable Fund; extend repealer on.
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22.	HB 503 Not Rated	Memorial intersection; designate Exit 90 on Interstate 22 in Lee County as the 'Sheriff Harold Ray Presley Memorial Intersection.'
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23.	HB 504 Not Rated	Memorial highway; designate segment of I-22 in Lee County as the 'Korean War Veterans Highway.'
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24.	HB 505 Not Rated	Memorial highway; designate segment of I-22 in Lee County as the 'Vietnam Veterans Way.'
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25.	HB 514 Not Rated	Department of Corrections; extend repealer on drug and alcohol program at Bolivar County Regional Facility.
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26.	HB 515 Not Rated	Prison Overcrowding Emergency Powers Act; extend repealer on.
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27.	HB 530 Bad Policy	The 'Strategically Accelerating the Recruitment and Retention of Teachers (START) Act of 2022'; create.
		Analysis: This bill increases teacher pay to $41,500. This is a major increase to the state budget and is not fiscally responsible.
28.	HB 531 Not Rated	Mississippi Tax Freedom Act of 2022; create.
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29.	HB 534 Not Rated	Corrections; extend repealer on intensive supervision program and electronic home detention.
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30.	HB 567 Not Rated	Radar; revise population threshold for municipal law enforcement to use on public streets of municipality.
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31.	HB 586 Good Policy	Pilot work release program that authorizes sheriff to assign offenders to while confined in jail; extend repealer on.
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32.	HB 590 Not Rated	Charitable solicitations; revise provisions relating to notice, demand and service of process.
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33.	HB 606 Bad Policy	Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund; create.
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34.	HB 607 Neutral	'Parker's Law'; create crime of 'fentanyl delivery resulting in death'.
		Analysis: the conference report added legislative intent to clarify the purpose of the law.
35.	HB 616 Not Rated	Menaced property; authorize municipalities to secure abandoned or dilapidated buildings on such property.
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36.	HB 657 Bad Policy	Medicaid; delete freeze on provider reimbursement rates and provide for prior review of certain actions by the division.
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37.	HB 660 Bad Policy	Gulf Coast Restoration Fund; limitation on assistance for any one project not applicable to certain public entities.
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38.	HB 677 Neutral	County veteran service officers; revise certain provisions regarding certification.
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39.	HB 679 Bad Policy	Mississippi Pill Press Act of 2022; create.
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40.	HB 683 Not Rated	State Parole Board; extend repealer on.
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41.	HB 684 Bad Policy	Small Business and Grocer Investment Act; extend repealer on.
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42.	HB 687 Not Rated	Mississippi Debt Management Services Act; extend repealer on.
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43.	HB 689 Not Rated	Community Service Revolving Fund; extend repealer on authority to collect fees from paroled offenders for deposit into.
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44.	HB 719 Bad Policy	Compensation for certain county officials; bring forward sections pertaining to.
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45.	HB 720 Not Rated	Mississippi Department of Employment Security; provide requirements related to fraud prevention, detection and recovery.
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46.	HB 732 Not Rated	State Commission on the 9-8-8 Comprehensive Behavioral Health Crisis Response System; create.
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47.	HB 770 Neutral	Mississippi Equal Pay for Equal Work Act; create.
		Analysis: This bill is completely unnecessary! This is already a Federal Law.
48.	HB 779 Not Rated	Law Enforcement Death Benefits Trust Fund; include cause of death covered under First Responders Act of 2020.
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49.	HB 811 Neutral	Memorial highways; designate in Rankin County, Mississippi.
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50.	HB 821 Neutral	Nontransport emergency medical services; develop coordinated entity to provide statewide system for.
		Analysis: The conference report added in language having nothing to do with the bill that allows municipalities that were abolished by the census bureau for having less than 50 people can challenge this finding and have their rights and privileges temporarily restored.
51.	HB 823 Not Rated	Mississippi Electronic Protection Licensing Act; revise regarding battery-charged security fences.
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52.	HB 842 Neutral	Rural Fire Truck Acquisition Assistance Program; authorize two additional rounds for counties and municipalities.
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53.	HB 843 Not Rated	County or municipal Medicare eligible employees; make clarification regarding ability to receive certain supplemental compensation.
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54.	HB 863 Neutral	'Mississippi Prison Industries Act of 1990'; bring forward for the purposes of possible amendment.
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55.	HB 881 Good Policy	University-based programs of education for children with developmental disabilities; revise certain provisions.
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56.	HB 906 Neutral	State offenders serving sentences in county jail; may serve sentences in any county jail.
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57.	HB 918 Good Policy	Alcoholic beverages; authorize issuance of food truck permit, revise distance restrictions for certain locations.
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58.	HB 919 Not Rated	MDOC; require to establish a certain leasing policy with DFA for agricultural equipment.
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59.	HB 920 Not Rated	Inmate Welfare Fund; authorize portion of fund to be used to fund Inmate Incentive to Work Program.
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60.	HB 927 Not Rated	Newborn screening program; include those conditions listed on the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel within three years after listing.
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61.	HB 933 Not Rated	Homeowners' associations; regulate managing agents of and provide certain requirements for.
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62.	HB 936 Neutral	Hospice care services for terminally ill inmates; authorize MDOC to provide for those confined in facilities under MDOC jurisdiction.
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63.	HB 971 Neutral	Driver's license; increase time period to renew expired license without examination.
		Analysis: Expands the time period to 60 months that a person can renew their driver license after expiration before being reexamined. The conference report adds language to ban anyone convicted of human trafficking from receiving a commercial driver license.
64.	HB 972 Not Rated	Bottom land leasing for oyster production; create a pilot program for.
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65.	HB 974 Neutral	Airport authorities; authorize to provide dependent health insurance coverage as employment benefit.
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66.	HB 990 Not Rated	Memorial highway and bridge; designate in Warren County for Margaret Gilmer.
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67.	HB 1002 Not Rated	Memorial Highway; designate segment in Copiah County as the 'Carroll V. Hood Memorial Highway'.
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68.	HB 1005 Bad Policy	Nursing and Respiratory Therapy Education Incentive Program; create.
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69.	HB 1006 Bad Policy	ARPA Workforce Development and Retention Act; create.
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70.	HB 1017 Not Rated	Justice court clerk; authorize two or more counties to enter into an agreement for the appointment of a.
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71.	HB 1029 Bad Policy	Mississippi Broadband Accessibility Act; create.
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72.	HB 1031 Bad Policy	Capital City Water/Sewer Projects Fund; create and require DFA to develop plan for improvements projects.
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73.	HB 1035 Bad Policy	Velvet hunting season; authorize Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks to establish.
		Analysis: More power given to unelected bureaucrats. (6) The commission shall establish and regulate special hunts during velvet hunting season, outside of the regular open season on deer, as provided in Section 1 of this act.
74.	HB 1052 Neutral	MS Department of Corrections; provide for Deputy Commissioner for Workforce Development.
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75.	HB 1056 Not Rated	Professional Counseling Compact; create.
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76.	HB 1057 Not Rated	Department of Marine Resources; revise acreage of bottom authorized to be leased by.
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77.	HB 1065 Bad Policy	Nuisance animals; prohibit the transportation, importation and release of wild hogs.
		Analysis: More regulations/Fees Wild hogs may be caught or trapped and transported within the State of Mississippi, with a permit, issued by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
78.	HB 1067 Not Rated	Child support; provide for imputation guidelines.
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79.	HB 1073 Not Rated	Bridges and culverts; revise laws regarding.
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80.	HB 1093 Not Rated	PEER Committee; require to review effectiveness of the Mississippi Development Authority Tourism Advertising Fund.
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81.	HB 1097 Not Rated	Counties and municipalities; authorize to lease facilities that are to be utilized as fire stations.
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82.	HB 1098 Not Rated	Fire protection districts; prohibit charging of fees when board of supervisors has levied special tax for.
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83.	HB 1101 Neutral	Trip optimizer system; provide moratorium on the application of to state agencies.
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84.	HB 1108 Neutral	Taxation; authorize income tax credit for certain railroad expenditures, allow ad valorem tax exemption for certain property.
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85.	HB 1113 Not Rated	Memorial intersection; designate intersection in Clarke County as the 'PFC Damian Laquasha Heidelberg Memorial Intersection.'
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86.	HB 1130 Not Rated	Department of Marine Resources; revise license issued for seafood dealers and seafood processors.
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87.	HB 1131 Not Rated	Secretary of State; authorize to enter into agreements with online providers to conduct online auctions of state-forfeited tax land.
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88.	HB 1132 Not Rated	Private food service; authorize Department of Finance and Administration to solicit proposals for certain state properties.
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89.	HB 1135 Not Rated	Advanced plastic recycling; define terms relating to.
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90.	HB 1162 Neutral	Income tax; extend repealer on tax credit for certain charges for using certain port and airport facilities.
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91.	HB 1163 Bad Policy	Sales tax; revise definition of 'installation charges' to exclude labor services in connection with residential roofing.
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92.	HB 1164 Bad Policy	Mississippi Development Authority; revise authority regarding implementation of federal State Small Business Credit Initiative Act of 2010.
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93.	HB 1177 Bad Policy	Adjutant General; authorize to convey real property in the best interest of the Mississippi Military Department.
		Analysis: The conference report removed the oversight language that was put in through amendment when the original bill was held on a motion.
94.	HB 1185 Bad Policy	State and Interstate highways; authorize Mississippi Transportation Commission and counties to contract for counties to maintain.
		Analysis: The conference report removes the requirement for the property to be sold at fair market value or subject to appraisal.
95.	HB 1187 Neutral	Mississippi Insurance E-Commerce Model Act; enact.
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96.	HB 1214 Not Rated	Carbon dioxide geologic sequestration; revise laws regarding.
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97.	HB 1222 Good Policy	Line-Item Appropriation Transparency Act; make certain technical amendments to.
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98.	HB 1247 Neutral	Institutions of Higher Learning; authorize to negotiate long-term lease of property administered by State Port Authority.
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99.	HB 1313 Bad Policy	'Representative Bill Kinkade Fostering Access and Inspiring True Hope (FAITH) Scholarship Program Act'; create.
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100.	HB 1323 Bad Policy	Tallahatchie River Authority; create.
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101.	HB 1328 Not Rated	Mississippi Industries for the Blind; revise authority to enter into certain agreements and contracts.
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102.	HB 1331 Not Rated	Election commissioners; require skills assessment for every four years instead of every year.
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103.	HB 1341 Not Rated	Municipal candidates; clarify residency requirements of certain.
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104.	HB 1343 Bad Policy	Columbia Training School property; authorize DFA to transfer and convey certain portion of to Marion County Economic Development District.
		Analysis: Donates public owned land to the county economic development district.
105.	HB 1351 Neutral	Affidavit of Scrivener's Error; revise recording of.
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106.	HB 1353 Not Rated	Budget process; bring forward various sections relating to.
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107.	HB 1360 Not Rated	Banks and savings associations; align merger approval with the Mississippi Business Corporation Act.
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108.	HB 1365 Good Policy	Elections; prohibit state and local officials from soliciting and/or accepting private funds for.
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109.	HB 1378 Not Rated	Memorial highways; designate in Prentiss County.
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110.	HB 1388 Good Policy	Comprehensive Career and Technical Reform Act; create.
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111.	HB 1408 Bad Policy	Sheriffs' salaries; increase.
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112.	HB 1416 Good Policy	Students in public schools; allow to participate in political activities with certain restrictions.
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113.	HB 1421 Bad Policy	ARPA Rural Water Associations Infrastructure Grant Programs; establish under Department of Health.
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114.	HB 1423 Bad Policy	State Appellate and trial judges and District Attorneys; increase salaries of.
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115.	HB 1424 Not Rated	Criminal investigators; increase salaries of and provide for additional appointments of.
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116.	HB 1426 Bad Policy	Salary statutes; revise certain provisions relating to salaries of state employees and officials.
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117.	HB 1427 Neutral	Mississippi Law Enforcement and Fire Fighters Premium Pay Program; create.
		Analysis: Law enforcement and public safety are core functions of govt
118.	HB 1430 Good Policy	Motor vehicle title; authorize beneficiary designation.
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119.	HB 1440 Bad Policy	City of Natchez and Adams County; authorize contributions to Natchez, Incorporated.
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120.	HB 1441 Bad Policy	Town of Oakland; authorize tourism tax on prepared food and drinks at restaurants and prepared food at convenience stores.
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121.	HB 1479 Neutral	Mississippi Department of Corrections Commissioner; revise authority to inflict the death penalty.
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122.	HB 1485 Not Rated	Harvest permits; extend repealer on provisions establishing maximum weight and approved routes of vehicles.
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123.	HB 1486 Not Rated	CDLs; require Commissioner of DPS to provide for waivers of certain tests.
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124.	HB 1509 Good Policy	COVID-19 vaccine mandate; prohibit state and local government from imposing.
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125.	HB 1510 Good Policy	Elections; revise procedures regarding voter roll maintenance.
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126.	HB 1517 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Office of Workforce Development for various activities and programs.
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127.	HB 1518 Bad Policy	Appropriation; DFA for providing funds to destination marketing organizations for certain marketing activities.
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128.	HB 1521 Bad Policy	Appropriation; IHL for funding Nursing and Respiratory Therapy Education Incentive Program.
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129.	HB 1523 Bad Policy	City of Saltillo; authorize tourism tax on hotels, motels and restaurants.
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130.	HB 1525 Bad Policy	City of Richland; extend repealer on bar and restaurant tourism tax.
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131.	HB 1526 Bad Policy	City of Richland; extend date of repeal on hotel/motel; tourism tax.
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132.	HB 1529 Not Rated	Income tax; revise definition of gross income and authorize deduction for certain expenses.
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133.	HB 1533 Bad Policy	Town of Byhalia; reenact hotel and motel tax and extend repeal date until July 1, 2026.
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134.	HB 1534 Bad Policy	Sunflower County; authorize contributions to the Sunflower County Ministerial Alliance Counseling Service, Inc.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison
135.	HB 1535 Bad Policy	Sunflower County; authorize contribution to Delta Advantage Center.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison
136.	HB 1536 Bad Policy	Sunflower County; authorize contributions to the Fannie Lou Hamer Cancer Foundation.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison
137.	HB 1538 Neutral	Appropriation; Department of Health for ARPA Rural Water Associations Infrastructure Grant Program.
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138.	HB 1542 Neutral	Appropriation; additional to DPS for the Mississippi Law Enforcement and Fire Fighters Premium Pay Program.
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139.	HB 1547 Bad Policy	City of Starkville; extend repeal date on economic development, tourism/convention tax.
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140.	HB 1549 Bad Policy	City of Charleston; authorize expenditure for asphalt to be used on certain county roads damaged due to needed city sewer repairs.
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141.	HB 1550 Not Rated	Appropriation; add'l to DFA for phased construction of new DPS headquarters; add'l to DOH for Office Against Interpersonal Violence.
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142.	HB 1565 Bad Policy	City of Jackson; extend repeal date on convention and visitors bureau.
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143.	HB 1581 Not Rated	Appropriation; Athletic Commission.
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144.	HB 1582 Not Rated	Appropriation; Auctioneers Commission.
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145.	HB 1583 Not Rated	Appropriation; Barber Examiners, Board of.
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146.	HB 1584 Not Rated	Appropriation; Cosmetology, Board of.
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147.	HB 1585 Not Rated	Appropriation; Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, Board of Examiners for.
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148.	HB 1586 Not Rated	Appropriation; Medical Licensure, Board of.
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149.	HB 1587 Not Rated	Appropriation; Nursing, Board of.
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150.	HB 1588 Not Rated	Appropriation; Nursing Home Administrators, Board of.
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151.	HB 1589 Not Rated	Appropriation; Optometry, Board of.
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152.	HB 1590 Not Rated	Appropriation; Physical Therapy Board.
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153.	HB 1591 Not Rated	Appropriation; Psychology, Board of.
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154.	HB 1592 Not Rated	Appropriation; Engineers and Land Surveyors, Board of Registration for Professional.
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155.	HB 1593 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Insurance, Department of.
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156.	HB 1594 Neutral	Appropriation; Fire Academy.
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157.	HB 1595 Neutral	Appropriation; Public Employees' Retirement System.
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158.	HB 1596 Not Rated	Appropriation: Real Estate Commission and Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board.
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159.	HB 1597 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Legislative expenses.
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160.	HB 1598 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Arts Commission.
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161.	HB 1599 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Archives and History, Department of.
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162.	HB 1600 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Education, Department of.
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163.	HB 1601 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Educational Television, Authority for.
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164.	HB 1602 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Library Commission.
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165.	HB 1603 Not Rated	Appropriation; reappropriation, DFA - Bureau of Building - FY22.
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166.	HB 1604 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Environmental Quality, Department of.
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167.	HB 1605 Neutral	Appropriation; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, Department of.
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168.	HB 1606 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission.
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169.	HB 1608 Neutral	Appropriation; Oil and Gas Board.
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170.	HB 1609 Neutral	Appropriation; Public Service Commission.
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171.	HB 1610 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Public Utilities Staff.
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172.	HB 1611 Neutral	Appropriation; Human Services, Department of.
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173.	HB 1612 Neutral	Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services, Department of.
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174.	HB 1613 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Medicaid, Division of.
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175.	HB 1614 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Health, Department of.
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176.	HB 1615 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Foresters, Board of Registration for.
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177.	HB 1616 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Forestry Commission.
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178.	HB 1617 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission.
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179.	HB 1618 Not Rated	Appropriation; Pat Harrison Waterway District.
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180.	HB 1619 Not Rated	Appropriation; Pearl River Valley Water Supply District.
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181.	HB 1620 Not Rated	Appropriation; Port Authority, State.
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182.	HB 1621 Not Rated	Appropriation; Tombigbee River Valley Water Management District.
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183.	HB 1622 Not Rated	Appropriation; Yellow Creek State Inland Port Authority.
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184.	HB 1623 Not Rated	Appropriation; Veterans' Home Purchase Board.
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185.	HB 1624 Neutral	Appropriation; Marine Resources, Department of.
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186.	HB 1625 Neutral	Appropriation; District attorneys and staff.
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187.	HB 1626 Neutral	Appropriation; Capital Post-Conviction Counsel, Office of.
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188.	HB 1627 Neutral	Appropriation; State Public Defender, Office of.
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189.	HB 1628 Neutral	Appropriation; Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and trial judges services.
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190.	HB 1629 Neutral	Appropriation; Attorney General.
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191.	HB 1630 Neutral	Appropriation; Transportation, Department of.
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192.	HB 1664 Neutral	Appropriation; DFA - Office of Insurance for State and School Employees' Life and Health Insurance Plan.
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193.	HB 1671 Bad Policy	Jackson County; extend repeal date on county's hotel/motel tourism tax and authorize to make certain designation of the use of the tax.
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194.	HB 1674 Bad Policy	Town of Raleigh; authorize a tax on restaurants to promote tourism, parks and recreation.
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195.	HB 1685 Not Rated	Pregnancy Resource Act; create.
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196.	HB 1691 Good Policy	Income tax; revise certain provisions relating pass-through entities.
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197.	HB 1694 Neutral	City of Gulfport; authorize to contribute funds to a motor vehicle transportation system commission.
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198.	HB 1719 Not Rated	Suffrage; restore to Angela Porter-Williams of Amite County.
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199.	HB 1730 Not Rated	Suffrage; restore to Ray Ferrell of Harrison County.
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200.	HB 1731 Not Rated	Suffrage; restore to Deborah Ledbetter of Hinds County.
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201.	HB 1732 Not Rated	Suffrage; restore to Annie Mae Grant of Hinds County.
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202.	HB 1735 Neutral	City of Oxford; authorize expansion of water system for a certain distance outside of city to serve Punkin Water Association.
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203.	HB 1740 Bad Policy	City of Fulton; authorize a tax on restaurants to promote tourism, parks and recreation.
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204.	HB 1742 Bad Policy	City of Hattiesburg; extend repealer on tourism commission and hotel/motel tax.
		Analysis: The current rate of inflation is 7.9%, Gas Prices are approaching ALL TIME highs. It is fiscally irresponsible for any level of government to raise or extend taxes.
205.	HB 1743 Bad Policy	City of Kosciusko; authorize a tax on restaurants to promote tourism, parks and recreation.
		Analysis: The current rate of inflation is 7.9%, Gas Prices are approaching ALL TIME highs. It is fiscally irresponsible for any level of government to raise or extend taxes.
206.	HB 1744 Bad Policy	Rankin County; authorize contributions to nonprofit organizations that provide recreational/sports activities for county youth.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison................ “I will not go into argument to prove that Congress has no power under the Constitution to appropriate this money as an act of charity. Every member upon this floor knows it. We have the right, as individuals, to give away as much of our own money as we please in charity; but as members of Congress we have no right so to appropriate a dollar of the public money.” Davy Crockett.
207.	HB 1745 Good Policy	George County; authorize the repair of certain parking lot located in.
		Analysis: Authorizes the county to pay for the damages it caused to a churchs parking lot while doing road work.
208.	HB 1747 Bad Policy	City of Clinton; authorize a tax on restaurants to promote tourism, parks and recreation.
		Analysis: The current rate of inflation is 7.9%, Gas Prices are approaching ALL TIME highs. It is fiscally irresponsible for any level of government to raise or extend taxes.
209.	HB 1748 Bad Policy	Town of Shuqualak; authorize expansion of water services provided by.
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210.	HB 1755 Bad Policy	City of Moss Point; extend date of repeal on city's restaurant tax.
		Analysis: The current rate of inflation is 7.9%, Gas Prices are approaching ALL TIME highs. It is fiscally irresponsible for any level of government to raise or extend taxes.
211.	HB 1756 Neutral	City of New Albany; authorize expansion of its gas system within a certain area outside its corporate limits.
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212.	HB 1757 Bad Policy	Harrison County; clarify hotel/motel tax for Coast Coliseum and Convention Center shall solely be applied to overnight room rentals.
		Analysis: The current rate of inflation is 7.9%, Gas Prices are approaching ALL TIME highs. It is fiscally irresponsible for any level of government to raise or extend taxes.
213.	HB 1758 Not Rated	Suffrage; restore to LaTonya Woodson of Warren County.
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214.	HB 1759 Not Rated	Holmes County; authorize to provide certain compensation for county patrol officers.
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215.	HB 1760 Bad Policy	Holmes County; authorize contributions to the Durant Foundation.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison................ “I will not go into argument to prove that Congress has no power under the Constitution to appropriate this money as an act of charity. Every member upon this floor knows it. We have the right, as individuals, to give away as much of our own money as we please in charity; but as members of Congress we have no right so to appropriate a dollar of the public money.” Davy Crockett.
216.	HB 1762 Not Rated	Clinton/Raymond/Bolton Wastewater Authority Act; create.
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217.	HB 1763 Not Rated	Kemper County; authorize to enter into certain contracts to fund capital costs to extend natural gas services in.
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218.	HB 1767 Not Rated	Harrison County; authorize certain tax proceeds to be designated for use by Gulf Coast Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau or for tourism solely in.
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219.	HB 1769 Not Rated	Eminent domain; prohibit transfer of property acquired by for 10 years after acquisition.
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220.	HC 1 Resolution	Gary Jude Harkins; commend life and legacy upon his passing.
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221.	HC 8 Resolution	Mississippi State University Bulldogs Baseball Team; commend for winning the 2021 NCAA Baseball National Championship.
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222.	HC 11 Resolution	Lieutenant Toby Johnson; commend for service during Hurricane Ida.
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223.	HC 12 Resolution	Firefighter Linc Tucker; commend for meritorious service.
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224.	HC 13 Resolution	Samuel Larry Richey; commend his life upon his passing.
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225.	HC 14 Resolution	Vietnam War Veterans; recognize and honor those exposed to Agent Orange.
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226.	HC 15 Resolution	Mr. George Smith; commend his life and legacy upon his passing.
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227.	HC 17 Resolution	Carroll V. Hood; commend life and legacy upon his passing.
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228.	HC 21 Resolution	State of the State; authorize joint session for January 25, 2022, at 4:00 p.m.
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229.	HC 33 Resolution	James A. Barber; commend service as Executive Director of PEER upon his retirement.
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230.	HC 37 Resolution	Tardive Dyskinesia Awareness Week; recognize May 1-7, 2022, as week of observance in Mississippi.
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231.	HC 38 Resolution	MS Funeral Directors Association; commend and express gratitude to funeral service professionals for selfless work during COVID-19 pandemic.
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232.	HC 43 Resolution	Scott Central High School Football Team; commend and congratulate upon winning Class 2A State Championship.
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233.	HC 44 Resolution	Ole Miss Rebels All Girl Cheerleading Team; commend and congratulate on winning 2022 UCA Division 1A Game Day National Championship.
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234.	HC 45 Resolution	Ole Miss Rebels Women's Golf Team; commend and congratulate upon winning 2021 NCAA Division I National Championship.
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235.	HC 46 Resolution	'Phillip Cameron Hendry Mississippi Mosquito and West Nile Virus Awareness Week'; designate April 11-17, 2022, as.
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236.	HC 47 Resolution	Retired Brigadier General Martha Jo Leslie; commend her life upon her passing.
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237.	HC 48 Resolution	Chief M.E. 'Gene' Waldrop; commend upon his 50 years of police service in the State of Mississippi.
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238.	HC 49 Resolution	Northwest Mississippi Community College Football Team; commend on winning MACCC State Championship.
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239.	HC 50 Resolution	Brittney Reese; commend and congratulate successes as an Olympic medalist.
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240.	HC 51 Resolution	Northwest Mississippi Community College Cheer Team; commend upon winning the 2022 Open Small Co-Ed National Championship.
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241.	HC 53 Resolution	Dr. Sam Polles; recognize upon occasion of his retirement as Executive Director of MDWFP.
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242.	HC 54 Resolution	Raleigh High School Lions Football Team; commend upon winning South State MHSAA Class 3A Championship.
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243.	HC 55 Resolution	Former Representative Michael Weston Janus; commend laudable career and public service of upon his passing.
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244.	HC 57 Resolution	Ole Miss Rebels All Girl Cheerleading Team; commend team and coaching staff on winning 2022 UCA Division 1A.
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245.	HC 58 Resolution	Colonel Stanley A. Martin; commend service upon retirement.
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246.	HC 59 Resolution	Roger 'Big John' Earl Robinson; mourn loss and commemorate life and service of upon his passing.
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247.	HC 60 Resolution	Simpson Academy Cougars Boys Basketball Team; commend for winning the MHSAA Class 5A State Championship.
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248.	HC 61 Resolution	Hunter Luis Melendez; commend upon being named 2021 MS State Games - Male Athlete of the Year.
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249.	HC 62 Resolution	Cooper Conner; commend and upon being named 2021 MS State Games - Youth Athlete of the Year.
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250.	HC 63 Resolution	Tere Turner; commend upon being named 2021 MS State Games - Female Athlete of the Year.
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251.	HC 64 Resolution	Laura Bivins; commend and congratulate upon winning the U.S. Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science.
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252.	HC 65 Resolution	Madeline Zimmerman; commend for being selected as Instructor of the Year at the Jackson County Campus of MGCCC.
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253.	HC 66 Resolution	Jo Anne Daniels; commend for being selected as Instructor of the Year at the Jefferson Davis Campus of MGCCC.
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254.	HC 67 Resolution	Monica Donohue; commend for being selected as Instructor of the Year at the Harrison County Campus of MGCCC.
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255.	HC 68 Resolution	Mandy Withrow; commend for being selected as Instructor of the Year at the George County Center of MGCCC.
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256.	HC 69 Resolution	Darlene Bush; commend for being selected as Instructor of the Year at the Perkinston Campus of MGCCC.
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257.	HC 70 Resolution	Angela Butler; commend for being selected as Instructor of the Year at the Perkinston Campus of the MGCCC.
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258.	HC 71 Resolution	International Women's Month; designate month of March 2022 as for statewide observance.
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259.	HC 73 Resolution	John Girard Guthrie; commend life and legacy upon his passing.
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260.	HC 74 Resolution	Zeb Andrews Hughes and Jameson Med Gunner Palmer; commend lives and legacies of and encourage boating safety awareness.
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261.	HC 75 Resolution	Hilda Louise Smith Casin; commend life, service and accomplishments of.
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262.	HC 76 Resolution	Mississippi High School Activities Association; commend and congratulate upon its centennial anniversary.
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263.	HC 77 Resolution	Russian invasion of Ukraine; condemn.
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264.	HC 78 Resolution	Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation; commend upon 100th anniversary of.
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265.	HC 79 Resolution	Millicent 'Mandy' Gunter; commend for receiving the 2020 Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching.
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266.	HC 80 Resolution	Bobbie Gentry; commend Chickasaw County native, legendary and renowned singer-songwriter.
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267.	HC 81 Resolution	Global Reman Day; designate April 14, 2022, as period of observation in the State of Mississippi.
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268.	HC 82 Resolution	Mississippi Export Railroad; commend upon occasion of 100th anniversary.
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269.	HC 83 Resolution	Pine Grove High School Boys Basketball Team; commend for winning MHSAA Class 2A Boys Basketball State Championship.
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270.	HC 84 Resolution	City of McComb; commend upon the 150th anniversary of its founding.
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271.	HC 85 Resolution	Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Trauma Awareness Day; recognize June 20, 2022.
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272.	HC 86 Resolution	Poised Pearls of Laurel of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Inc.; congratulate upon the charter of a graduate chapter.
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273.	HC 87 Resolution	The Commercial Dispatch; commend and congratulate on 100th anniversary.
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274.	HC 88 Resolution	Bob Tyler; commend life of service to Yalobusha County and State of Mississippi.
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275.	HC 89 Resolution	Legislature; extend 2022 Regular Session, suspend deadlines for certain bills, and set date of sine die adjournment.
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276.	HC 90 Resolution	Legislature; change date of sine die adjournment of the 2022 Regular Session.
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277.	HR 1 Resolution	Dr. Alton Cobb; commend the life and legacy upon his passing.
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278.	HR 3 Resolution	Head Coach Deion Sanders; commend upon being named the 2021 SWAC Coach of the Year.
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279.	HR 4 Resolution	Jackson State University; commend upon winning 2021 SWAC Championship.
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280.	HR 6 Resolution	Dennis Craig Grisham; honor life upon his passing and express deep sympathy.
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281.	HR 9 Resolution	Joe F. Sanderson, Jr.; commend upon celebration of his 75th birthday and leadership of Sanderson Farms.
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282.	HR 13 Resolution	City of Water Valley Electric Department, Tallahatchie Valley EPA and Tennessee Valley Authority; commend upon restoring electricity to Water Valley.
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283.	HR 14 Resolution	Mr. Mack Elmore Banks; commend life and legacy upon his passing.
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284.	HR 15 Resolution	Mrs. Sherry Ann Plunk Elmore; commend life and legacy upon her passing.
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285.	HR 16 Resolution	James A. Williams; commend his life and legacy upon his passing.
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286.	HR 17 Resolution	Mrs. Mary Lee Pearson-Finch; congratulate upon celebrating her 100th birthday.
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287.	HR 18 Resolution	Head Coach Bridget Carmody; commend for being named the 2021 National Federation of High School Coaches Association's Coach of the Year for swimming and diving.
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288.	HR 19 Resolution	Joe N. Lowery II; commend life and legacy upon his passing.
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289.	HR 20 Resolution	Hailey Frederiksen; commend and congratulate upon being crowned Miss Rodeo America 2022.
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290.	HR 21 Resolution	William Earl Bailey, Sr.; commend life upon his passing.
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291.	HR 22 Resolution	Bolton-Edwards Elementary/Middle School Rangers Basketball Teams; commend on winning 2021-2022 Championship for Central Mississippi Athletic Conference Division.
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292.	HR 23 Resolution	Rickey Medlocke; commend musical success and becoming a bona fide resident of Mississippi.
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293.	HR 24 Resolution	Lake High School Lady Hornets Fast-Pitch Softball Team; commend and congratulate on winning 2021 MHSAA Class 2A State Championship.
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294.	HR 25 Resolution	Pearl River Community College 'Wildcats' Cheer Squad; commend for winning the Universal Cheerleaders Association's All-Girl National Championship.
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295.	HR 26 Resolution	Kornfeld's Department Store; commend upon occasion of 100th anniversary.
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296.	HR 27 Resolution	Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Xi Lambda Chapter; commend upon 70th anniversary and its community service.
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297.	HR 28 Resolution	Nakobe Dean; congratulate National Champion Georgia Bulldogs outside linebacker from Horn Lake.
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298.	HR 29 Resolution	Kossuth High School Cheerleading Team; commend outstanding season of accomplishments.
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299.	HR 30 Resolution	Den Knecht; commend and recognize for service as a member of the Jackson County Economic Development Foundation.
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300.	HR 31 Resolution	Royce Cumbest; commend and recognize for service as a member of the Jackson County Economic Development Foundation.
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301.	HR 32 Resolution	Jerry St. Pe'; commend and recognize for service as a member of the Jackson County Economic Development Foundation.
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302.	HR 33 Resolution	Hickory Flat High School Lady Rebels Volleyball Team; commend for winning the MHSAA Class 1A Girls Volleyball State Championship.
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303.	HR 34 Resolution	Stetson Bennett IV; commend stellar career and athletic accomplishments with the University of Georgia Bulldogs Football Team.
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304.	HR 35 Resolution	Richland High School Boys Soccer Team; commend on winning MHSAA Class 4A State Championship.
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305.	HR 36 Resolution	Florence High School Girls Soccer Team; commend upon winning first MHSAA Class 5A State Championship.
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306.	HR 37 Resolution	Picayune High School 'Maroon Tide' Football Team; commend upon winning the MHSAA 5A State Championship.
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307.	HR 38 Resolution	Bay Springs Bulldogs; commend and congratulate upon winning the MHSAA 1A State Championship.
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308.	HR 39 Resolution	Sheryl Smith Askew; commend the life and legacy upon the passing of.
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309.	HR 40 Resolution	Chief Wayne H. Payne; commend upon his retirement.
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310.	HR 41 Resolution	Bryan Caldwell; commend upon retirement as athletic director of Gulfport High School.
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311.	HR 42 Resolution	Flora Brown; commend life and legacy upon her passing.
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312.	HR 43 Resolution	Carmelita Joyce Hanshaw Scott; honor life and legacy upon her passing.
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313.	HR 45 Resolution	Hernando High School Lady Tigers Softball Team; commend for winning the 2021 MHSAA Class 6A State Championship.
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314.	HR 46 Resolution	Corinth High School Cheer Team; commend and congratulate upon outstanding season of competition.
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315.	HR 47 Resolution	West Harrison High School Cheerleading Team; commend on winning second consecutive UCA National High School Cheer Championship.
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316.	HR 48 Resolution	Veniti Annette Hall Williams; commend her life and legacy upon her passing.
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317.	HR 49 Resolution	Northwest Rankin High School Lady Cougars Soccer Team; commend for winning MHSAA Class 6A Girls Soccer State Championship.
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318.	HR 50 Resolution	Myrtle Attendance Center Fast-pitch Softball Team; commend upon winning MHSAA Class 1A State Championship.
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319.	HR 51 Resolution	East Union Attendance Center Urchins Boys Bowling Team; commend and congratulate on winning Class 1A State Championship.
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320.	HR 52 Resolution	Ingomar Attendance Center Lady Falcons Basketball Team; commend and congratulate upon winning Class 1A State Championship.
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321.	HR 53 Resolution	Raymond High School Lady Rangers Track and Field Team; commend and congratulate upon winning Class 4A State Championship.
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322.	HR 54 Resolution	Linda Ross Aldy; commend legacy and service upon her retirement.
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323.	HR 55 Resolution	Dr. G.A. 'Sonny' Rush; honor life and legacy upon his passing.
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324.	HR 56 Resolution	Pat Thomasson; recognize and commend as first female Chair of the Board of Directors of the Mississippi Manufacturers Association.
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325.	HR 57 Resolution	Major General Billy M. Nabors; commend exemplary and outstanding service of to the Mississippi National Guard upon his retirement.
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326.	HR 58 Resolution	Eddie James Stepney; commend life and legacy upon his passing.
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327.	HR 59 Resolution	Puckett High School Wolves Girls Basketball Team; commend on winning 2021-2022 MHSAA Class 2A District 6 Championship.
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328.	HR 60 Resolution	Grayson Green McNeil; commend for representing the State of Mississippi at Mrs. America 2021.
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329.	HR 61 Resolution	Hattie Mae Fielder Hudnall; commend her life and legacy upon her passing.
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330.	HR 62 Resolution	Johnny Allen Morrow; commend his life and legacy upon his passing.
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331.	HR 63 Resolution	Dr. Dorothy 'Dot' J. Benford; commend the life, legacy and contributions upon her passing.
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332.	HR 64 Resolution	William Carey University's School of Education; acknowledge and commend success of in combatting teacher shortages in the State of Mississippi.
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333.	HR 65 Resolution	Erin and Ben Napier; honor and commend for being stellar hosts of the 'Home Town' television series.
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334.	HR 66 Resolution	Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation; commend upon 100th anniversary of.
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335.	HR 67 Resolution	City of Jackson; commend upon its bicentennial celebration.
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336.	HR 68 Resolution	Mize Attendance Center Bulldogs Varsity Cheer Squad; commend on second place at UCA National Competition.
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337.	HR 69 Resolution	Meridian High School Lady Wildcats Basketball Team; commend and congratulate on winning the MHSAA Class 6A State Championship.
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338.	HR 70 Resolution	Women's History Month; commend and congratulate honorees for contributions promoting women's excellence and empowerment in Mississippi.
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339.	HR 71 Resolution	Samuel Earl Wilson III; mourn loss and commend life and legacy upon his passing.
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340.	HR 72 Resolution	Honorable Judge Patricia D. Wise; commend esteemed legal and judicial career upon her retirement.
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341.	HR 73 Resolution	East Union Attendance Center Lady Urchins Powerlifting Team; commend upon winning MHSAA Class 1A State Championship.
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342.	HR 74 Resolution	Fredrick (Fred) George Burns; commend his life and legacy upon his passing.
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343.	HR 75 Resolution	W.C. Handy; commend induction into the 2022 Class of the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience Hall of Fame.
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344.	HR 76 Resolution	Sam Cooke; commend induction into the 2022 Class of the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience Hall of Fame.
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345.	HR 77 Resolution	Hilda Louise Smith Casin; commend life, service and accomplishments of.
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346.	HR 78 Resolution	Linda Gavin; commend distinguished career upon her retirement.
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347.	HR 79 Resolution	Mississippi Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Ocean Springs; recognize upon its 25th anniversary.
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348.	HR 80 Resolution	Shake Rag; commemorate the legacy of the community.
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349.	HR 81 Resolution	Benton High School Class of 1972; recognize upon occasion of their 50th class reunion.
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350.	HR 82 Resolution	Lusia 'Lucy' Mae Harris Stewart; honor life and legacy as the first and only woman ever officially drafted by the NBA and express sympathy upon her passing.
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351.	HR 83 Resolution	Liska Wallace; commend upon being named an Extraordinary Educator for 2022.
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352.	HR 84 Resolution	Alice Walker; commend induction into the 2022 Class of the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience Hall of Fame.
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353.	HR 85 Resolution	Judge Denise Owens; commend for 33 years of exemplary service as Hinds County District 3 Chancery Judge, and congratulate upon retirement.
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354.	HR 86 Resolution	Honorable Fred Lee Banks, Jr.; commend and congratulate upon receiving the 2021 Lifetime Achievement Award.
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355.	HR 87 Resolution	Marty Stuart; commend for being inducted into the Hall of Fame Class of 2022 by The MAX.
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356.	HR 88 Resolution	Jason Sullivan and Monroe County Veterans Services Office; commend zealous advocacy.
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357.	HR 89 Resolution	Matthew Lambert; commend upon being named an Extraordinary Educator for 2022.
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358.	HR 90 Resolution	Sharicka Gray; commend upon being named an Extraordinary Educator for 2022.
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359.	HR 91 Resolution	Becki Cope; commend upon being named an Extraordinary Educator for 2022.
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360.	HR 92 Resolution	Daylight saving time; urge Congress and President Biden to enact legislation making year-round.
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361.	HR 93 Resolution	Ida B. Wells; commend induction into the 2022 Class of the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience Hall of Fame.
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362.	HR 94 Resolution	Raymond High School Boys Basketball Team; commend upon winning MHSAA Class 4A State Championship.
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363.	HR 95 Resolution	Ann Tucker; commend for outstanding 62-year teaching career.
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364.	HR 96 Resolution	Dr. Mac Huddleston; commend upon being honored as the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient by the Mississippi Veterinary Medical Association.
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365.	HR 97 Resolution	Joyce Isabelle Green Harrison; commend upon the occasion of her 102nd birthday.
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366.	HR 98 Resolution	Zeb Andrews Hughes and Jameson Med Gunner Palmer; commend lives and legacies of and encourage boating safety awareness.
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367.	HR 99 Resolution	Dean Patricia W. Bennett; commend distinguished legal career upon her retirement.
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368.	HR 100 Resolution	Judge Tomie Turner Green; commend distinguished career upon her retirement.
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369.	HR 101 Resolution	Lake High School Lady Hornets Basketball Team; commend upon winning the MHSAA Class 2A State Championship.
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370.	HR 102 Resolution	New Hope Elementary, Middle and High schools and their amazing teacher and Coach Susanna 'Susie' Oglesby; commend on winning the state VEX Robotics Championship.
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371.	HR 103 Resolution	Booneville High School Blue Devils Boys Basketball Team; commend upon winning MHSAA Class 3A State Championship.
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372.	HR 104 Resolution	Booneville High School Lady Blue Devils Basketball Team, commend upon winning MHSAA Class 3A State Championship.
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373.	HR 105 Resolution	American oil and natural gas; urge President of the United States to take measures to support.
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374.	HR 106 Resolution	Mississippi Workers' Center for Human Rights; commend upon 25th anniversary.
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375.	HR 107 Resolution	Neshoba Central High School Lady Rockets Basketball Team; commend for winning MHSAA Class 5A Girls Basketball State Championship.
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376.	HR 108 Resolution	City of McComb; commend upon the 150th anniversary of its founding.
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377.	HR 109 Resolution	South Jones High School Marching Band; commend for first place Class 1A at the 2021 Bands of America Regional Competition.
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378.	HR 110 Resolution	Jones Junior College Bobcats Cheerleading Team; commend on winning Open Coed Division - 2022 UCA College Championship.
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379.	HR 111 Resolution	Robinson-Watson Book Company; commend for 29 years of promoting entrepreneurship and economic development.
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380.	HR 112 Resolution	Hazlehurst Funeral Home; commend for many years of outstanding service.
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381.	HR 113 Resolution	Mu Xi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.; commend upon 45th anniversary of receiving charter.
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382.	HR 114 Resolution	Jasper Earl Perry; mourn the loss and commend the life of upon his passing.
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383.	HR 115 Resolution	Burgis M. Ford; commend the military service of while serving with the 51st Regiment, United States Colored Infantry.
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384.	HR 116 Resolution	Bishop C. James King, Jr.; commend ministerial service.
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385.	HR 117 Resolution	Alcorn State University Lady Braves Cross Country Team; commend upon winning the 2021 SWAC Championship.
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386.	HR 118 Resolution	Alcorn State University Braves Men's Basketball Team; commend on winning the 2022 SWAC Regular Season Championship.
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387.	HR 119 Resolution	Bob Tyler; commend life of service to Yalobusha County and the State of Mississippi.
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388.	HR 120 Resolution	Lyniece Fleming; commend upon the occasion of her retirement.
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389.	HR 121 Resolution	Copiah Academy High School Colonels Boys Soccer Team; commend and congratulate on winning the 2021-2022 State Championship.
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390.	HR 122 Resolution	Dr. Thomas Dobbs; commend for his service to Mississippi during his time as State Health Officer.
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391.	HR 123 Resolution	Clinton High School Boys Basketball Team; commend for winning MHSAA Class 6A Boys Basketball Championship.
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392.	JR 1 Not Rated	Mississippi House of Representatives; reapportion.
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393.	JR 202 Not Rated	Mississippi Senate; reapportion.
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394.	SB 2004 Neutral	Public lands; extend repealer on section prescribing who may purchase.
		Analysis: Neutral
395.	SB 2007 Bad Policy	Honey; revise definition of for purposes of labeling requirements enforced by the Mississippi Department of Agriculture.
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396.	SB 2010 Neutral	Hunting; allow air guns, air bows and pre-charged pneumatic weapons, and authorize special seasons for CWD sample collection.
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397.	SB 2018 Neutral	MS Department of Banking and Consumer Finance conduct periodic joint-bank examinations; extend repealer.
		Analysis: Neutral
398.	SB 2029 Neutral	Laws that provide for camps for 4-H Club and that provide for the maintenance of herds at state institutions; repeal.
		Analysis: Neutral
399.	SB 2034 Neutral	Intestacy; revise provisions for venue.
		Analysis: Neutral
400.	SB 2039 Neutral	Real estate appraisal management companies; extend repealer on registration provisions.
		Analysis: Neutral
401.	SB 2063 Neutral	Alcoholic beverages; revise definition of 'qualified resort area' under the Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law.
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402.	SB 2076 Neutral	Derelict vessels; provide certain requirements for the removal of.
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403.	SB 2077 Bad Policy	Mississippi Healthy Food Families Program; create.
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404.	SB 2095 Not Rated	Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act; create.
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405.	SB 2097 Not Rated	MS Real Estate Commission; require to establish program using administrative hearing officers.
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406.	SB 2113 Good Policy	Critical Race Theory; prohibit.
		Analysis:
407.	SB 2120 Neutral	Department of Public Safety; revise salaries of officers.
		Analysis:
408.	SB 2155 Bad Policy	City of Laurel; authorize tax on hotels and motels to promote tourism.
		Analysis: The current rate of inflation is 7.9%, Gas Prices are approaching ALL TIME highs. It is fiscally irresponsible for any level of government to raise or extend taxes.
409.	SB 2158 Bad Policy	Mississippi Groundwater Protection Trust Fund; authorize payment of administrative costs.
		Analysis: This bill appropriates an extra 1 million dollars for the administrative costs of the underground storage tank program.
410.	SB 2159 Good Policy	Mississippi Flexible Tax Incentive Act; create.
		Analysis:
411.	SB 2223 Neutral	Distinctive motor vehicle license tags; authorize for 2021 National Championship Bulldogs.
		Analysis:
412.	SB 2245 Neutral	Voyeurism; revise sentencing.
		Analysis: this is just a cleanup of existing law
413.	SB 2246 Good Policy	Electronic search warrants; authorize issuance of in investigations of certain sex offenses against children.
		Analysis:
414.	SB 2263 Neutral	Chancery court; revise provisions concerning adoption and name change of incarcerated persons.
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415.	SB 2273 Good Policy	Probation and parole; authorize an offender's employer to submit regular information in lieu of meetings.
		Analysis: This bill provides an option for the employer to submit the offender's documents and information, instead of requiring a meeting. This helps saves the offender from having to miss work and is a positive step in the direction of criminal justice reform.
416.	SB 2319 Good Policy	Child support; authorize DHS to satisfy arrearages with unclaimed property.
		Analysis: If enacted this would allow parents who are owed child support to place a claim on "unclaimed property" being held by the State Treasurer for the parent who is behind in their child support.
417.	SB 2321 Good Policy	Human trafficking; create civil cause of action for engaging in or benefitting from.
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418.	SB 2335 Good Policy	State Fire Academy; remove limitation on the number of Emergency Medical Responder students trained per year.
		Analysis: This bill removes the limit on emergency medical responder training. This provides more people the opportunity to be equipped to be emergency responders and provides Mississippians with more choice.
419.	SB 2338 Good Policy	DHS Fraud Investigation Unit; require to report certain suspected civil or criminal violations to the State Auditor.
		Analysis: This is a bill that Shad White asked for to help with their investigations.
420.	SB 2357 Neutral	Volunteer firefighters; allow local governments to pay certain expenses for injury, illness and insurance.
		Analysis:
421.	SB 2358 Good Policy	Candidate filing fees; authorize parties to determine.
		Analysis:
422.	SB 2371 Bad Policy	Purchasing law; revise threshold for bid requirement and clarify use of reverse auction.
		Analysis: This would cost the taxpayers $ by raising the limit from $50k to 75k on the bidding process. Currently anything over $50k has to go through the reverse auction process that would be increased to 75K. Government should always seek to get the lowest possible bids to save the taxpayers money.
423.	SB 2421 Bad Policy	Physician grant funding from Qualified Health Center Grant Program; extend date of funding.
		Analysis: This bill uses taxpayer dollars to pay the salaries of physicians.
424.	SB 2422 Good Policy	Teacher procurement cards; revise deadlines to ensure teachers receive no later than September 1 of each year.
		Analysis:
425.	SB 2424 Good Policy	School district employee payroll; allow monthly or bimonthly payments.
		Analysis:
426.	SB 2430 Neutral	Educational Facilities Revolving Loan Fund Program; create for purpose of improving educational facilities.
		Analysis:
427.	SB 2431 Neutral	Procedure for the purchase of textbooks by the State Board of Education; revise provisions of.
		Analysis:
428.	SB 2437 Good Policy	Central Mississippi Correctional Facility; authorize pilot work initiative.
		Analysis: Inmate work initiative program
429.	SB 2461 Neutral	Landlord-tenant law; revise provisions of to create procedures and protection for evictions.
		Analysis: This bill clarifies the process for tenant removal and makes it easier for landlords to remove delinquent tenants.
430.	SB 2476 Bad Policy	Shellfish aquaculture farms; authorize Department of Marine Resources to license.
		Analysis: The government should seek to deregulate commerce.
431.	SB 2481 Neutral	Memorial highways; designate segment of MS-488 in Leake County as Hunky Cross Highway in memory of Austin Morrow & others.
		Analysis:
432.	SB 2505 Neutral	Hunting and fishing licenses; allow inclusion of organ donor registration.
		Analysis:
433.	SB 2507 Neutral	MS Transportation Commission; repayments to a public entity that advances funds may not include interest or other fees.
		Analysis: Neutral but maybe good, ask questions
434.	SB 2508 Bad Policy	Personal delivery devices; regulate.
		Analysis:
435.	SB 2509 Neutral	Outdoor advertising signs; revise height limit provisions.
		Analysis: Neutral.
436.	SB 2511 Good Policy	Saltwater shrimp Captain's License issued by MS Department of Marine Resources; delete requirement.
		Analysis:
437.	SB 2512 Bad Policy	City of Southaven; extend repeal date on restaurant tax.
		Analysis:
438.	SB 2513 Bad Policy	City of Olive Branch; authorize 1% tax on hotels and motels and issuance of bonds for tourism and parks and recreation.
		Analysis:
439.	SB 2514 Bad Policy	City of Hattiesburg; extend repeal date on hotel, motel and restaurant tax.
		Analysis: The current rate of inflation is 7.9%, Gas Prices are approaching ALL TIME highs. It is fiscally irresponsible for any level of government to raise or extend taxes.
440.	SB 2517 Bad Policy	Commercial motor vehicles; authorize voluntary inspection program.
		Analysis:
441.	SB 2519 Neutral	Motor vehicle loads; clarify provisions regarding illumination of loads extending beyond rear of vehicle.
		Analysis: conference report removes house strike all and takes up the original senate bill. Bill calls for trucks transporting timber to have proper lighting on the timber if it goes beyond the rear of the trailer.
442.	SB 2520 Neutral	Memorial highways; designate segment of Mississippi Highway 45 for Senator John White.
		Analysis:
443.	SB 2525 Neutral	MS Department of Archives and History property; authorize retention of buffer and access corridor on Champion Hill property.
		Analysis:
444.	SB 2543 Neutral	Department of Public Safety; revise provisions related to.
		Analysis: Same bill as HB620
445.	SB 2545 Bad Policy	Scrap metal; revise provisions of and prescribe certain conditions for the purchase of detached catalytic converters.
		Analysis: This bill creates new criminal penalties and adds regulation.
446.	SB 2600 Neutral	Recidivism; create study committee to review means to reduce through support, supervision and skills attainment.
		Analysis:
447.	SB 2620 Good Policy	Public records; award attorney's fees for duplicative requests.
		Analysis: This bill will actually save taxpayer dollars by giving the judge the ability to require parties in cases who request multiple times the same public records to pay the costs incurred in producing those public records.
448.	SB 2649 Good Policy	Mississippi National Guard retired list; clarify placement of federally recognized officers or men on.
		Analysis:
449.	SB 2669 Neutral	Insurance company licenses; perpetual until revoked or forfeited.
		Analysis:
450.	SB 2690 Neutral	Mississippi Intercollegiate Athletics Compensation Act and Mississippi Uniform Agents act; revise various provisions of.
		Analysis:
451.	SB 2700 Bad Policy	IHL; extend repealer date and create the Mississippi Association of Independent Colleges and Universities Grant Program.
		Analysis: This bill gives ARPA money to private entities.
452.	SB 2719 Not Rated	Annual salaries of county boards of supervisors; revise.
		Analysis:
453.	SB 2723 Bad Policy	Office of Workforce Development; revise how MS Works funds may be spent by and certain collaborations with.
		Analysis:
454.	SB 2725 Good Policy	Medical records; require health care providers to provide within 30 days of patient's or their representative's request.
		Analysis:
455.	SB 2735 Bad Policy	Pilot freestanding emergency room; require the Department of Health to issue not more than five licenses.
		Analysis: This bill allows for rural emergency hospitals to be considered as free standing emergency rooms, but puts restrictions and protectionists licensure requirements on them
456.	SB 2738 Bad Policy	Health insurance; revise mandated coverage for telemedicine services.
		Analysis:
457.	SB 2739 Bad Policy	Nonemergency medical transportation providers; require permit and set certain standards related to such service.
		Analysis:
458.	SB 2747 Bad Policy	Mississippi Native Spirit Law; correct privilege license tax amount to conform with Section 27-71-5(d).
		Analysis:
459.	SB 2769 Not Rated	Ad valorem tax; exempt property owned by a university or community college foundation or federally qualified health center.
		Analysis:
460.	SB 2770 Neutral	Income tax; extend repealer on job tax credit for certain water transportation enterprises.
		Analysis:
461.	SB 2773 Neutral	Income tax; extend repealer on credit for certain costs paid by a company in relocating national or regional headquarters to this state.
		Analysis:
462.	SB 2780 Not Rated	Budget; provide for various transfers, create several special funds, and create Independent Schools Infrastructure Grant Program.
		Analysis:
463.	SB 2781 Bad Policy	Appropriations; make various corrections to FY2022 appropriation bills.
		Analysis: This bill appropriates millions of taxpayer dollars to fund local projects that should not be using state dollars.
464.	SB 2806 Not Rated	Public purchases; prohibit reverse auctions for repair and remodeling of public facilities.
		Analysis:
465.	SB 2810 Good Policy	State employees; provide the terms and conditions for state employees to engage in telework.
		Analysis: This bill removes regulations keeping government employees from engaging in telework under certain circumstances.
466.	SB 2818 Not Rated	MS Department of Health and MS Department of Revenue; provide certain exemptions for operation required under Medical Cannabis Act.
		Analysis:
467.	SB 2820 Bad Policy	Covid-19 Hospital Expanded Capacity Program; require Department of Health to establish and administer.
		Analysis:
468.	SB 2822 Neutral	'Mississippi Water Infrastructure Grant Program Act of 2022'; establish.
		Analysis:
469.	SB 2831 Bad Policy	Taxation of Remote and internet-based Computer Software Products and Services Study Committee; create.
		Analysis:
470.	SB 2832 Neutral	Bonds; revise uses of IHL bond proceeds for Mississippi State University College of Architecture, Art and Design.
		Analysis:
471.	SB 2841 Not Rated	State Bond Commission; exend reverter on authority to determine appropriate method for the sale of bonds.
		Analysis:
472.	SB 2844 Bad Policy	Alcoholic Beverage Control Division; authorize construction of new warehouse and contracting for operations.
		Analysis: The conference report allows for the use of taxpayer money for the construction of a new government warehouse.
473.	SB 2846 Neutral	Mississippi Business Finance Corporation; extend repeal date on authority to issue bonds to finance economic development projects.
		Analysis:
474.	SB 2865 Neutral	Appropriation; Mental Health, Department of-ARPA funds.
		Analysis:
475.	SB 2879 Neutral	Mississippi Voting Modernization Act; enact.
		Analysis:
476.	SB 2885 Neutral	Partnership between Energy High School Academy and Vicksburg Warren and Claiborne school districts; extend date of repeal on.
		Analysis:
477.	SB 2887 Neutral	School Boards; allow to purchase electric vehicles for student transportation.
		Analysis:
478.	SB 2893 Neutral	Jackson State University; authorize public/private partnership to develop property owned by JSU Development Foundation.
		Analysis:
479.	SB 2898 Neutral	Certain municipalities allowed to establish overdue water/sewer payment programs; extend program repeal date.
		Analysis:
480.	SB 2899 Bad Policy	Community mental health centers; provide that health insurers may not deny the right to participate as a contract provider.
		Analysis: This bill requires insurers to provide coverage for mental health treatment at certain mental health centers. This is an overreach of government.
481.	SB 2913 Neutral	Counties; delete the duty of the clerk of the board of supervisors to report to the grand jury.
		Analysis:
482.	SB 2966 Not Rated	Appropriation; additional to the Revenue, Dep of-MS Medical Cannabis Act.
		Analysis:
483.	SB 2967 Not Rated	Appropriation; additional to the Health, Dep of-MS Medical Cannabis Act.
		Analysis:
484.	SB 2980 Not Rated	City of Jackson; authorize to continue contributions to Keep Jackson Beautiful, Inc.
		Analysis:
485.	SB 2981 Bad Policy	Bolivar County; authorize contributions to Bolivar County Community Action Agency and Fannie Lou Hamer Breast Cancer Foundation.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison................ “I will not go into argument to prove that Congress has no power under the Constitution to appropriate this money as an act of charity. Every member upon this floor knows it. We have the right, as individuals, to give away as much of our own money as we please in charity; but as members of Congress we have no right so to appropriate a dollar of the public money.” Davy Crockett.
486.	SB 2998 Not Rated	Town of Sardis; authorize the levy of a tax on hotel, motel and restaurant sales.
		Analysis:
487.	SB 2999 Bad Policy	City of Horn Lake; extend the repeal date on the tax on hotel and motel room rentals.
		Analysis:
488.	SB 3000 Bad Policy	Warren County; authorize contributions to various organizations.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison
489.	SB 3002 Bad Policy	Appropriation; IHL - General support.
		Analysis:
490.	SB 3003 Not Rated	Appropriation; IHL - Subsidiary programs.
		Analysis:
491.	SB 3004 Bad Policy	Appropriation; IHL - Alcorn State - Agricultural Research, Extension and Land-Grant programs.
		Analysis:
492.	SB 3005 Not Rated	Appropriation; IHL - Mississippi State University - Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station.
		Analysis:
493.	SB 3006 Not Rated	Appropriation; IHL - Mississippi State University - Cooperative Extension Service.
		Analysis:
494.	SB 3007 Bad Policy	Appropriation; IHL - Mississippi State University - Forest and Wildlife Research Center.
		Analysis:
495.	SB 3008 Not Rated	Appropriation; IHL - Mississippi State University - Veterinary Medicine, College of.
		Analysis:
496.	SB 3009 Not Rated	Appropriation; IHL - Student Financial Aid.
		Analysis:
497.	SB 3010 Not Rated	Appropriation; IHL - University of Mississippi Medical Center.
		Analysis:
498.	SB 3011 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Community and Junior Colleges Board - Administrative expenses.
		Analysis:
499.	SB 3012 Not Rated	Appropriation; Community and Junior Colleges Board - Support for community and junior colleges.
		Analysis:
500.	SB 3013 Not Rated	Appropriation; Corrections, Department of.
		Analysis:
501.	SB 3014 Not Rated	Appropriation; Public Safety, Department of.
		Analysis:
502.	SB 3015 Neutral	Appropriation; Agriculture and Commerce, Department of.
		Analysis:
503.	SB 3016 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Fair and Coliseum Commission - Livestock shows.
		Analysis:
504.	SB 3017 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Animal Health, Board of.
		Analysis:
505.	SB 3018 Not Rated	Appropriation; Emergency Management Agency.
		Analysis:
506.	SB 3019 Good Policy	Appropriation; Military Department.
		Analysis:
507.	SB 3020 Good Policy	Appropriation; Veterans Affairs Board and Homes.
		Analysis:
508.	SB 3021 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Ethics Commission.
		Analysis:
509.	SB 3022 Neutral	Appropriation; Judicial Performance Commission.
		Analysis:
510.	SB 3023 Not Rated	Appropriation; Employment Security, Department of.
		Analysis:
511.	SB 3024 Not Rated	Appropriation; Revenue, Department of.
		Analysis:
512.	SB 3025 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Tax Appeals Board.
		Analysis:
513.	SB 3026 Not Rated	Appropriation; Workers' Compensation Commission.
		Analysis:
514.	SB 3027 Not Rated	Appropriation; Mental Health, Department of.
		Analysis:
515.	SB 3028 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Transportation, Department of - State Aid Road Construction, Office of.
		Analysis:
516.	SB 3029 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Development Authority.
		Analysis:
517.	SB 3030 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Chiropractic Examiners, Board of.
		Analysis:
518.	SB 3031 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Dental Examiners, Board of.
		Analysis: Salary increases for the board.
519.	SB 3032 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Funeral Services Board.
		Analysis:
520.	SB 3033 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Massage Therapy, Board of.
		Analysis:
521.	SB 3034 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Pharmacy, Board of.
		Analysis:
522.	SB 3035 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Counselors, Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional.
		Analysis: Salary increases for the board.
523.	SB 3036 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Veterinary Examiners, Board of.
		Analysis:
524.	SB 3037 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Architecture, Board of.
		Analysis:
525.	SB 3038 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Gaming Commission.
		Analysis:
526.	SB 3039 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Geologists, Board of Registered Professional.
		Analysis: Salary increases for the board.
527.	SB 3040 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Motor Vehicle Commission.
		Analysis: Salary increases for the board.
528.	SB 3041 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Accountancy, Board of Public.
		Analysis: Salary increases for the board.
529.	SB 3042 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Contractors, Board of.
		Analysis: Salary increases for the board.
530.	SB 3043 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Audit, Department of.
		Analysis:
531.	SB 3044 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Banking and Consumer Finance, Department of.
		Analysis:
532.	SB 3045 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Finance and Administration, Department of.
		Analysis: expands govt, increases spending
533.	SB 3046 Not Rated	Appropriation; Governor's Office and Mansion.
		Analysis:
534.	SB 3047 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Information Technology Services, Department of.
		Analysis:
535.	SB 3048 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Development Authority, Mississippi.
		Analysis:
536.	SB 3049 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Gulf Coast Restoration Funds to the Mississippi Development Authority.
		Analysis:
537.	SB 3051 Not Rated	Appropriation; Personnel Board.
		Analysis:
538.	SB 3052 Not Rated	Appropriation; Secretary of State.
		Analysis:
539.	SB 3053 Bad Policy	Appropriation; Treasurer's Office.
		Analysis:
540.	SB 3054 Not Rated	Appropriation; Debt Service-Gen. Obli.
		Analysis:
541.	SB 3055 Bad Policy	Appropriations; additional appropriations for various state agencies.
		Analysis:
542.	SB 3056 Neutral	Appropriation; additional to Environmental Quality for the MS Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Act-ARPA funds.
		Analysis:
543.	SB 3060 Bad Policy	Appropriation; additional to Health Department for the Covid-19 Hospital Capacity Program and operations-ARPA funds.
		Analysis:
544.	SB 3062 Not Rated	Appropriation; additional to DFA-Bureau of Building,-ARPA Funds.
		Analysis:
545.	SB 3064 Bad Policy	Appropriation; to DFA for the MAICU and Ind K-12 Grant Program, - ARPA funds.
		Analysis:
546.	SB 3065 Bad Policy	Jackson County; authorize contributions to Friends of Arts, Culture and Education (F.A.C.E.).
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison
547.	SB 3066 Bad Policy	Jackson County; authorize contributions to Junior Auxiliary of Pascagoula-Moss Point.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison
548.	SB 3067 Bad Policy	City of Meridian; authorize 2% increase in monthly benefits for certain retired police, firemen and employees every year.
		Analysis: These are benefits being given to retired employees.
549.	SB 3068 Bad Policy	City of Vicksburg; authorize contribution to American Legion Boys State Program.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison
550.	SB 3069 Bad Policy	Marshall County; add Care Now Food Pantry as a 501(c)(3) qualified charitable organization to which county may contribute.
		Analysis: “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.”― James Madison
551.	SB 3150 Bad Policy	Bonds; increase amount authorized for Hinds County Development Project Loan Fund, and allow use for additional improvements.
		Analysis:
552.	SB 3181 Not Rated	City of Grenada; extend repealer on tourism tax.
		Analysis:
553.	SB 3202 Bad Policy	City of Madison; authorize to transfer properties and make other agreements with Madison Square Redevelopment Authority.
		Analysis:
554.	SB 3206 Bad Policy	Marshall County; authorize contributions to Byhalia Area Arts Council.
		Analysis:
555.	SB 3208 Not Rated	Rankin County; authorize certain road project contracts extending more than 30 days after term of current board.
		Analysis:
556.	SB 3209 Not Rated	City of Hernando; authorize election for restaurant tax to fund capital improvements related to parks and recreation.
		Analysis:
557.	SB 3211 Neutral	Meridian Public School District; authorize transfer of former school property to Meridian Housing Authority.
		Analysis:
558.	SC 501 Resolution	Commend Philadelphia Automobile Dealer Bill Griffis for his nomination for the 2022 TIME Dealer of the Year Award.
		Analysis:
559.	SC 502 Resolution	Commend former Mississippi Representative Honorable Fred Banks on his receipt of '2021 Lifetime Achievement Award' by MS BAR.
		Analysis:
560.	SC 503 Resolution	Mourn the passing of former Senator Joseph Stogner of Sandy Hook, Mississippi, and commend his public and charitable service.
		Analysis:
561.	SC 504 Resolution	Commend Columbia High School 'Wildcats' Football Team for first State Championship since 1982.
		Analysis:
562.	SC 505 Resolution	Recognize legacy of NFL Hall of Fame Running Back Walter Payton and dedication of 'Walter Payton Field' in Columbia, Mississippi.
		Analysis:
563.	SC 506 Resolution	Commend Mississippi Humanities Council on the occasion of its 50th Anniversary.
		Analysis:
564.	SC 507 Resolution	Extending the deepest sympathy on the passing of former Mississippi First Lady and community activist Elise Winter.
		Analysis:
565.	SC 508 Resolution	Paying tribute to public health career and contributions of respected state health officer and first Medicaid Director Dr. Alton Cobb.
		Analysis:
566.	SC 509 Resolution	Commend State Parole Board Chairman Steven Pickett on the occasion of his retirement.
		Analysis:
567.	SC 510 Resolution	Commend Mississippi 'Braves' Baseball Team for winning the Double A South Championship.
		Analysis:
568.	SC 512 Resolution	Remember legacy of former POW and Retired Air Force Colonel Carlyle 'Smitty' Harris at U.S. Post Office dedication in his honor.
		Analysis:
569.	SC 513 Resolution	Commend William (Bill) Bynum CEO of HOPE in Jackson, Mississippi, as recipient of 26th Heinz Award for the Economy.
		Analysis:
570.	SC 514 Resolution	Congratulate MSU 2021 Baseball Team on National Championship.
		Analysis:
571.	SC 515 Resolution	Commend Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium on its 50th Anniversary and recognize its achievements.
		Analysis:
572.	SC 516 Resolution	Recognize March 2022 as 'Kidney Disease Awareness Month.'
		Analysis:
573.	SC 517 Resolution	Extend sympathy of Legislature to surviving family of former Mayor, attorney, and blues promoter Bill Luckett of Clarksdale.
		Analysis:
574.	SC 522 Resolution	Celebrating the legendary Mississippi basketball Coach Lafayette Stribling and extending the sympathy of Legislature.
		Analysis:
575.	SC 525 Resolution	Commend James A. Barber on the occasion of his retirement as Executive Director of PEER.
		Analysis:
576.	SC 526 Resolution	Express sympathy and remember the legacy of Lusia (Lucy) Harris of Minter City, Mississippi, 'The Queen of Basketball.'
		Analysis:
577.	SC 527 Resolution	Commend University of Mississippi Women's Golf Team and Coach Kory Henkes for winning their first National Title in school history.
		Analysis:
578.	SC 530 Resolution	Celebrate life and commend military service of Bridgette Rochelle Horn.
		Analysis:
579.	SC 532 Resolution	Commend University of Mississippi Quarterback Matt Corral for leading team to best regular season in program history.
		Analysis:
580.	SC 534 Resolution	Congratulate Jackson State University 'Tigers' Football Team and Coach Deion 'Coach Prime' Sanders for remarkable season.
		Analysis:
581.	SC 535 Resolution	Recognize The Williams Brothers as the recipient of the 2022 Governor's Arts Award for Lifetime Achievement in Music.
		Analysis:
582.	SC 536 Resolution	Recognize Larry Gordon as the recipient of the 2022 Governor's Arts Award for Lifetime Achievement in Motion Pictures/Television.
		Analysis:
583.	SC 537 Resolution	Recognize Holly Lange as the recipient of the 2022 Governor's Arts Award Governor's Choice.
		Analysis:
584.	SC 538 Resolution	Recognize Mary Lovelace O'Neal as the recipient of the 2022 Governor's Arts Award for Excellence in Visual Art.
		Analysis:
585.	SC 539 Resolution	Recognize Alcorn State University Jazz Festival as the recipient of the 2022 Governor's Arts Award for Arts in Community.
		Analysis:
586.	SC 540 Resolution	Recognize Myrna Colley-Lee as the recipient of the 2022 Governor's Arts Award for Costume Design and Arts Patron.
		Analysis:
587.	SC 541 Resolution	Recognize January 2022 as 'Cervical Health Awareness Month in Mississippi.'
		Analysis:
588.	SC 542 Resolution	Recognize the legacy of former Northern District Transportation Commissioner Zack Stewart.
		Analysis:
589.	SC 543 Resolution	Extend sympathy of the Legislature on the passing of Third District Circuit Court Judge Robert 'Ken' Coleman of New Albany, MS.
		Analysis:
590.	SC 544 Resolution	Commend Olympian Cory McGee of Pass Christian for Track and Field accomplishments at 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
		Analysis:
591.	SC 545 Resolution	Recognize public service of longtime Hinds County Circuit Court Judge and former State Representative Tomie T. Green.
		Analysis:
592.	SC 546 Resolution	Encouraging further economic activity between Mississippi and Taiwan.
		Analysis:
593.	SC 547 Resolution	Recognize service of WWII Hero and POW Olin Pickens of Nesbit, Mississippi, and extend best wishes on his 100th Birthday.
		Analysis:
594.	SC 548 Resolution	Mourn the passing of former Senator George Smith of Wiggins, Mississippi, and commend his public and charitable service.
		Analysis:
595.	SC 549 Resolution	Commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the founding of The Carthaginian Newspaper (1872-2022) and recognize its contributions.
		Analysis:
596.	SC 550 Resolution	Recognize the 100th Anniversary of the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation.
		Analysis:
597.	SC 551 Resolution	Mourn the passing of former Representative and Senator Delma Furniss of Rena Lara, MS, and commend his public and charitable service.
		Analysis:
598.	SC 552 Resolution	Recognize United States District Judge Debra Brown as Mississippi's first African American female Chief Federal Judge.
		Analysis:
599.	SC 553 Resolution	Congratulate the 'Pride of DeSoto Central High School Marching Band' for winning the 2021 Class 6A Marching Band Championship.
		Analysis:
600.	SC 554 Resolution	Commend Millicent Gunter for receiving Mississippi's Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science.
		Analysis:
601.	SC 555 Resolution	Commend Stone County High School 'Lady Cats' Girls Soccer Team for first State Championship.
		Analysis:
602.	SC 556 Resolution	Recognize February 2022 as 'Self-Care Month in Mississippi.'
		Analysis:
603.	SC 557 Resolution	Commend Laura Bivins for receiving Mississippi's Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching.
		Analysis:
604.	SC 558 Resolution	Commend Dia Chawla of Pillow Academy in Greenwood for winning National High School Heisman Trophy.
		Analysis:
605.	SC 559 Resolution	Recognize outstanding public service of former U.S. Marshal and State Parole Board Member Nehemiah Flowers, Jr.
		Analysis:
606.	SC 560 Resolution	Commend Bay Springs High School 'Bulldogs' Football Team for first State Championship.
		Analysis:
607.	SC 561 Resolution	Commend Simpson Academy 'Cougars' Boys Basketball Team for winning 5A State Championship.
		Analysis:
608.	SC 562 Resolution	Designate April 2022 as the 'Month of the Military Child' and April 20 as 'Purple Up! for Military Kids Day' in Mississippi.
		Analysis:
609.	SC 563 Resolution	Condemn the invasion of Ukraine and sever all connections with the Russian Federation.
		Analysis:
610.	SC 564 Resolution	Recognize 30th Anniversary Celebration of Parents for Public Schools (PPS).
		Analysis:
611.	SC 565 Resolution	Commend Jackson Prep 'Patriots' Boys Basketball Team for winning MAIS State Championship.
		Analysis:
612.	SC 566 Resolution	Commend Dean of Mississippi College School of Law Patricia Bennett on retirement.
		Analysis:
613.	SC 567 Resolution	Commend Leake Academy 'Lady Rebels' Girls Basketball Team for winning MAIS 5A State Championship.
		Analysis:
614.	SC 568 Resolution	Recognize legacy of Dr. James Oliver, M.D., as the first African American to graduate from University of Mississippi School of Medicine.
		Analysis:
615.	SC 569 Resolution	Commend Meridian High School 'Lady Wildcats' Girls Basketball Team for winning first State Championship in school history.
		Analysis:
616.	SC 570 Resolution	Commend Jackson Prep 'Lady Patriots' Girls Basketball Team for winning MAIS Overall State Championship.
		Analysis:
617.	SC 571 Resolution	Commend Northwest Rankin 'Lady Cougars' Girls Soccer Team for Class 6A State Championship.
		Analysis:
618.	SC 572 Resolution	Commend Biggersville Girls and Boys Basketball Teams and Coach Cliff Little for two State Championships on same day.
		Analysis:
619.	SC 573 Resolution	Commend Lake High School 'Lady Hornets' Girls Basketball Team and Coach Maurice Bowie for winning the MHSAA 2A State Championship.
		Analysis:
620.	SC 574 Resolution	Commend Choctaw Central 'Lady Warriors' Basketball Team for winning Class 4A State Championship.
		Analysis:
621.	SC 575 Resolution	Commend Clinton High School 'Arrows' Boys Basketball Team for consecutive 6A State Championships.
		Analysis:
622.	SC 576 Resolution	Commend CCC Women's Basketball Coach Stephanie Murphy as MACCC 'Coach of the Year.'
		Analysis:
623.	SC 577 Resolution	Commend Raymond High School 'Rangers' Boys Basketball Team for winning 4A State Championship.
		Analysis:
624.	SC 578 Resolution	Commend Northwest Community College Cheer Team for National Titles.
		Analysis:
625.	SC 579 Resolution	Declare that March 21, 2022, is 'World Down Syndrome Day in Mississippi.'
		Analysis:
626.	SC 580 Resolution	Commend Northwest Community College Football Team for consecutive State Championships.
		Analysis:
627.	SC 581 Resolution	Commend Jackson State University 'Lady Tigers' Basketball Team for back-to-back SWAC Tournament Championships.
		Analysis:
628.	SC 582 Resolution	Commend Manchester Academy 'Lady Mavericks' Basketball Team for back-to-back State Championships.
		Analysis:
629.	SC 583 Resolution	Suspend rules for introduction; codify constitutional provisions of eminent domain.
		Analysis:
630.	SC 584 Resolution	Commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the founding of The Columbus Commercial Dispatch Newspaper (1921-2022).
		Analysis:
631.	SC 586 Resolution	Designate April 14, 2022, as 'Reman Day' in Mississippi.
		Analysis:
632.	SC 589 Resolution	Commend Summer Field Program at USM Gulf Coast Research Laboratory on its 75th Anniversary.
		Analysis:
633.	SC 590 Resolution	Commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the City of McComb.
		Analysis:
634.	SC 591 Resolution	Designate April 2, 2022, as 'World Autism Awareness Day in Mississippi.'
		Analysis:
635.	SC 592 Resolution	Commend State Parole Board member Betty Lou Jones on the occasion of her retirement.
		Analysis:
636.	SC 593 Resolution	Recognize service and legacy of WWII Veteran Howard Bennett of Sumrall, Mississippi.
		Analysis:
637.	SC 594 Resolution	Commend Booneville High School 'Lady Blue Devils' for winning 2022 MHSAA Class 3A Girls Basketball Championship.
		Analysis:
638.	SC 595 Resolution	Commend Booneville High School 'Blue Devils' Baseball Team for winning the 2021 Class 3A State Championship.
		Analysis:
639.	SC 596 Resolution	Commend Belmont High School 'Cardinals' Boys Golf Team for winning 2021 MHSAA 3A State Championship.
		Analysis:
640.	SC 597 Resolution	Commend Booneville High School 'Blue Devils' Boys Basketball Team for winning 2022 Class 3A State Championship.
		Analysis:
641.	SC 598 Resolution	Commend Booneville 'Lady Blue Devils' Girls Fast-Pitch Softball Team for winning 2021 3A State Championship.
		Analysis:
642.	SC 599 Resolution	Commend Belmont High School 'Lady Cardinals' Volleyball Team for winning first State Championship in program history.
		Analysis:
643.	SC 600 Resolution	Commend Booneville High School 'Blue Devil' Marching Band for winning 3A State Championship.
		Analysis:
644.	SC 601 Resolution	Commend Hancock High School 'Lady Hawks' Girls Bowling Team for three consecutive State Championships.
		Analysis:
645.	SC 602 Resolution	Commend Pearl River Community College 'Wildcats' Women's Basketball Team for MACCC Championship.
		Analysis:
646.	SC 603 Resolution	Commend Pearl River Community College 'Wildcats' Men's Basketball Team for third consecutive MACCC title.
		Analysis:
647.	SC 604 Resolution	Paying tribute to United States Army Korean War casualty PFC Jimmy Rowland of Baldwyn, Mississippi, finally laid to rest.
		Analysis:
648.	SC 605 Resolution	Suspend rules for further consideration of HB 451; delete repealer on the nonadmitted policy fee.
		Analysis:
649.	SN 1 Not Rated	William J. Van Devender, Jr., Jackson, Mississippi, Commercial Transportation Enforcement Division Appeals Board, term effective immediately and ending June 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
650.	SN 2 Not Rated	Dr. Jamie Leigh Williams, LMFT, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, remainder of a four year term ending June 30, 2023.
		Analysis:
651.	SN 3 Not Rated	Olivia Ann (Olivia) Host, Ridgeland, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, term effective immediately and ending March 31, 2027.
		Analysis:
652.	SN 4 Not Rated	Michael Wayne (Michael) Lasseter, Jr., Brandon, Mississippi, Director of the State Fairgrounds Complex, term effective November 1, 2021 and appointee shall serve at the will and pleasure of the Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce.
		Analysis:
653.	SN 5 Not Rated	William O. (Bill) Jacobs, Brookhaven, Mississippi, State Board of Education, unexpired portion of a nine year term effective immediately and ending June 30, 2024, vice Dr. Jason Dean.
		Analysis:
654.	SN 6 Not Rated	Ralph Kipp (Kipp) Brown, Winona, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Animal Health as the Small Ruminant Breeder and Producer representative, four year term beginning July 29, 2021 and ending July 28, 2025.
		Analysis:
655.	SN 7 Not Rated	James Shelton (James) Rasberry, Kosciusko, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Animal Health as the Horse Breeder and Producer representative, four year term beginning August 1, 2021 and ending July 31, 2025.
		Analysis:
656.	SN 8 Not Rated	Clayton Lamar Legear, Hurley, Mississippi, State Board of Banking Review to represent the state at large, term effective July 27, 2021 for the unexpired balance of the five year term ending March 23, 2026.
		Analysis:
657.	SN 9 Not Rated	Michael Jackson (Mike) Cothran, Carthage, Mississippi, State Board of Barber Examiners, term effective July 23, 2021 for the unexpired balance of the four year term ending June 30, 2024, representing the Second Congressional District.
		Analysis:
658.	SN 10 Not Rated	Michael Lee (Mike) McBunch, Tupelo, Mississippi, State Board of Barber Examiners, four year term effective September 13, 2021 and ending June 30, 2025, representing the First Congressional District.
		Analysis:
659.	SN 11 Not Rated	Lisa Carol Watkins, Union, Mississippi, State Board of Barber Examiners, four year term effective September 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2025, representing the Third Congressional District.
		Analysis:
660.	SN 12 Not Rated	ElBrascian Antoine (Antoine) Anderson, Canton, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation as a member associated with banking or small business, unexpired six year term effective Sept. 23, 2021 and ending March 31, 2026, vice Jabari Edwards.
		Analysis:
661.	SN 13 Not Rated	Noel Everett Daniels, Brandon, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation as a member involved in banking or small business, unexpired six year term effective June 3, 2021 and ending March 31, 2027.
		Analysis:
662.	SN 14 Not Rated	Bobby Milton James, Jr., Jackson, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation as a member involved in banking or small business, six year term beginning April 1, 2021 and ending March 31, 2027.
		Analysis:
663.	SN 15 Not Rated	Colby Ryan (Colby) Jordan, Madison, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation as a member associated with small business, unexpired six year term effective September 23, 2021 and ending March 31, 2026, vice Josh Mars.
		Analysis:
664.	SN 16 Not Rated	Keith Allen Williams, Jr., Gulfport, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation as a member associated with small business, unexpired six year term effective September 8, 2021 and ending March 31, 2025.
		Analysis:
665.	SN 17 Not Rated	Thomas Ford Gandy, Madison, Mississippi, Commercial Mobile Radio Service Board, four year term effective September 20, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024, representing Wireless Providers.
		Analysis:
666.	SN 18 Not Rated	John Peter (Johnny Pete) McRight, Greenville, Mississippi, Mississippi Community College Board, six year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027, representing the Second Congressional District as it existed in 1986.
		Analysis:
667.	SN 19 Not Rated	Luke Crane Montgomery, Fulton, Mississippi, Mississippi Community College Board, six year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027, representing the First Congressional District as it existed in 1986.
		Analysis:
668.	SN 20 Not Rated	William Poe (Will) Symmes, Gulfport, Mississippi, Mississippi Community College Board, unexpired term effective May 4, 2021 and ending June 30, 2021, representing the Fifth Congressional District, vice Mr. Todd Hairston.
		Analysis:
669.	SN 21 Not Rated	William Poe (Will) Symmes, Gulfport, Mississippi, Mississippi Community College Board, six year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027, representing Fifth Congressional District.
		Analysis:
670.	SN 22 Not Rated	Haley Harrison Birmingham, RDH, Brandon, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Dental Examiners as the Dental Hygienist member, six year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
671.	SN 23 Not Rated	Marion Lewis (Lewis) Grubbs, DMD, Madison, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Dental Examiners to represent Dental District Four, six year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
672.	SN 24 Not Rated	Jeff Michael Zimmerman, DDS, Gulfport, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Dental Examiners to represent Dental District Five, six year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
673.	SN 25 Not Rated	Dr. Karen J. Morgan (Karen) Elam, Oxford, Mississippi, State Board of Education, nine year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2030, representing the Third Supreme Court District.
		Analysis:
674.	SN 26 Not Rated	Matthew David (Matt) Miller, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, State Board of Education, unexpired nine year term effective May 18, 2021 and ending June 30, 2029, representing the Second Supreme Court District.
		Analysis:
675.	SN 29 Not Rated	Howard Lee Jones, III, Natchez, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters to represent the state at large, five year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2026.
		Analysis:
676.	SN 30 Not Rated	John Beecher Mitchell, Sr., Corinth, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters to represent the Northeast Forestry Commission District, five year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2026.
		Analysis:
677.	SN 32 Not Rated	Nicholas L. (Nick) Mallard, Brookhaven, Mississippi, State Board of Funeral Service as the Funeral Service Licensed representative from the 2nd Supreme Court District, remainder of a four year term ending June 30, 2023, vice Luzern Dillon.
		Analysis:
678.	SN 33 Not Rated	MG Alben Norris (Al) Hopkins, Sr., Gulfport, Mississippi, Gaming Commission as Chairman, four year term effective October 1, 2021 and ending September 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
679.	SN 34 Not Rated	Joseph Read Hendon, Ph.D., Ocean Springs, Mississippi, Gulf States Marine Commission as the Mississippi citizen representative, unexpired three year term effective May 28, 2021 and ending January 9, 2024.
		Analysis:
680.	SN 35 Not Rated	Elizabeth Ewaldsen (Beth) Edmiston, PT, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, State Board of Health as an individual with an interest in public health, unexpired six year term effective July 2, 2021 and ending June 30, 2023, vice Mr. Edward (Ed) Langton.
		Analysis:
681.	SN 36 Not Rated	John Edward (Ed) Hill, MD, Oxford, Mississippi, State Board of Health as a Licensed Physician, six year term effective July 2, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
682.	SN 37 Not Rated	Thad Fulton Waites, MD, MACC, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, State Board of Health as a Licensed Physician, six year term effective July 2, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
683.	SN 38 Not Rated	Christa L. Alexander, Laurel, Mississippi, Information Technology Services Authority, unexpired balance of a five year term effective July 23, 2021 and ending June 30, 2026.
		Analysis:
684.	SN 39 Not Rated	Ormella Cummings, Ph.D., Fulton, Mississippi, Board of Trustees of the Institutions of Higher Learning to represent the Third Supreme Court District, nine year term effective May 18, 2021 and ending May 8, 2030.
		Analysis:
685.	SN 40 Not Rated	Teresa Aven Hubbard, Oxford, Mississippi, Board of Trustees of the Institutions of Higher Learning to represent the Third Supreme Court District, nine year term effective May 18, 2021 and ending May 8, 2030.
		Analysis:
686.	SN 41 Not Rated	Roy Hal Parker, Jr., Bolton, Mississippi, Board of Trustees of the Institutions of Higher Learning to represent the First Supreme District, nine year term effective May 18, 2021 and ending May 8, 2030.
		Analysis:
687.	SN 42 Not Rated	Gregory Charles (Gregg) Rader, Columbus, Mississippi, Board of Trustees of the Institutions of Higher Learning to represent the Third Supreme Court District, nine year term effective May 18, 2021 and ending May 8, 2030.
		Analysis:
688.	SN 43 Not Rated	Dr. Sara Jane H. Gleason, Jackson, Mississippi, Board of Mental Health, seven year term effective November 29, 2021 and ending June 30, 2028, representing the Licensed Medical Doctor Psychiatrist.
		Analysis:
689.	SN 44 Not Rated	Robert Sylvester Landrum, Ellisville, Mississippi, Board of Mental Health, seven year term effective November 29, 2021 and ending June 30, 2028, representing the Fifth Congressional District (1992).
		Analysis:
690.	SN 45 Not Rated	Teresa Ann Mosley, Clinton, Mississippi, Board of Mental Health, seven year term effective November 29, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027, representing the Fourth Congressional District.
		Analysis:
691.	SN 46 Not Rated	George Anthony (Tony) Hamrick, RN, LNH, Laurel, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Nursing Home Administrators as the Registered Nurse, unexpired four year term effective July 19, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
692.	SN 47 Not Rated	James Taylor Williams, Jr., Poplarville, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Nursing Home Administrators as the Hospital Administrator, unexpired four year term effective July 19, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
693.	SN 48 Not Rated	Jane M. (Janie) Clanton, RN, Meadville, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Nursing as a Registered Nurse in Clinical Practice, unexpired four year term effective May 19, 2021 and ending June 30, 2022, vice Blake Ward.
		Analysis:
694.	SN 49 Not Rated	Jeremy Lester Cummins, LPN, Louisville, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Nursing as a Licensed Practical Nurse, four year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
695.	SN 50 Not Rated	Lacey Melissa T. Gentry, MSN, APRN, Courtland, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Nursing as an Educator, unexpired balance of the four year term ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
696.	SN 51 Not Rated	Melissa Henry (Melissa) King, RN, NP, DNP, Raymond, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Nursing as the Registered Nurse Practitioner, unexpired four year term effective May 21, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
697.	SN 52 Not Rated	Nancy Carol Norris-Johnson, LPN, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Nursing as a Licensed Practical Nurse, four year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
698.	SN 53 Not Rated	William Alton Shaw, RN, NP, Wesson, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Nursing as the Registered Nurse at large, unexpired four year term effective May 21, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
699.	SN 54 Not Rated	Marlow Stewart, Terry, Mississippi, State Parole Board, term effective November 1, 2021 and the appointee shall serve at the will and pleasure of the Governor, vice Nehemiah Flowers, Jr..
		Analysis:
700.	SN 55 Not Rated	Leonard Cooper Lewis, PT, DPT, Sardis, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist representing the Second Congressional District, four year term effective September 23, 2021 and ending June 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
701.	SN 56 Not Rated	Billy Crisler (Cris) Bourn, PT, DPT, MHS, Flora, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist representing the Third Congressional District, four year term effective immediately and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
702.	SN 57 Not Rated	Virginia Jones (Jenny) Bryan, Oxford, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Physical Therapy as the representative of Physical Therapy assistants, four year term effective immediately and ending June 30, 2023.
		Analysis:
703.	SN 58 Not Rated	Robert Leonard (Bob) Baughn, Tupelo, Mississippi, Mississippi Prison Industries Board of Directors to represent the labor industry, unexpired four year term ending May 5, 2021.
		Analysis:
704.	SN 59 Not Rated	Robert Leonard (Bob) Baughn, Tupelo, Mississippi, Mississippi Prison Industries Board of Directors to represent the labor industry, four year term beginning May 6, 2021 and ending May 5, 2025.
		Analysis:
705.	SN 60 Not Rated	Rita Theresa Wray, Brandon, Mississippi, Public Procurement Review Board, four year term effective November 29, 2021 and ending June 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
706.	SN 61 Not Rated	John Nicholas (Nick) Crutcher, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board to represent the Fourth Congressional District, unexpired four year term effective May 19, 2021 and ending December 31, 2024.
		Analysis:
707.	SN 63 Not Rated	Valerie Cascile Joiner, DSW, LCSW, D'Iberville, Mississippi, Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists as a Licensed Social Worker, unexpired four year term effective May 3, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
708.	SN 64 Not Rated	Erin Poole Pittman, LSW, Brandon, Mississippi, Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists as a Licensed Social Worker, unexpired four year term effective May 3, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
709.	SN 65 Not Rated	Pamela Gail (Pam) Rollins, Ph.D., Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, unexpired four year term effective May 3, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
710.	SN 66 Not Rated	Colonel Clifford Allen (Allen) McDaniel, II, Flowood, Mississippi, State Veterans Affairs Board to represent the state at large, unexpired five year term effective September 1, 2021 and ending May 31, 2025.
		Analysis:
711.	SN 67 Not Rated	BG Billy Lamar Pierce, (Ret.), Decatur, Mississippi, State Veterans Affairs Board to represent the Third Congressional District as it existed in 1992, unexpired five year term effective September 1, 2021 and ending May 31, 2025.
		Analysis:
712.	SN 68 Not Rated	BG (Ret.) Norman Gene (Gene) Hortman, Jr., Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Veterans Home Purchase Board to represent the state at large, unexpired four year term effective August 2, 2021 and ending June 30, 2022, vice Mr. Joe Bryan.
		Analysis:
713.	SN 70 Not Rated	Gary Lee Rhoads, Flowood, Mississippi, Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, five year term beginning September 20, 2021 and ending June 30, 2026, representing the Third Congressional District.
		Analysis:
714.	SN 71 Not Rated	Leonard Leon Bentz, II, Biloxi, Mississippi, Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, remainder of a five year term effective September 20, 2021 and ending June 30, 2023, representing the Fifth Congressional District.
		Analysis:
715.	SN 72 Not Rated	Michael Barrie Nelson, Madison, Mississippi, Mississippi Commission on the Status of Women representing an At-Large appointment, four year term beginning November 29, 2021 and ending June 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
716.	SN 73 Not Rated	Theresa Brady Goldberg, Tupelo, Mississippi, State Board of Banking Review to represent the Third Supreme Court District, unexpired five year term effective immediately and ending March 23, 2026.
		Analysis:
717.	SN 74 Not Rated	Gwendolyn Gayle (Wendi) Barrett, Ph.D., Biloxi, Mississippi, State Board of Education as the Schoolteacher representative, unexpired nine year term effective May 19, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027, vice Brittney Perry Rye.
		Analysis:
718.	SN 75 Not Rated	Lee Ann Harper Griffin, Pharm.D., Jackson, Mississippi, State Board of Health as an individual with an interest in public health, unexpired six year term effective August 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
719.	SN 76 Not Rated	Jeffery Blanton Belk, Vancleave, Mississippi, State Parole Board to serve as Chairman, term effective January 1, 2022 and the appointee shall serve at the will and pleasure of the Governor.
		Analysis:
720.	SN 77 Not Rated	SFC James Max Fenn, Jr., USA, Ret., McComb, Mississippi, State Veterans Affairs Board to represent the Fourth Congressional District as such district existed on March 1, 1992, unexpired five year term effective July 27, 2021 and ending May 31, 2026.
		Analysis:
721.	SN 78 Not Rated	Charles Phillip (Phil) Buffington, Jr., Canton, Mississippi, Mississippi Tort Claims Board as Chairman, appointee shall serve at the will and pleasure of the Governor, vice Mr. Stephen Edds.
		Analysis:
722.	SN 79 Not Rated	Anne Hall (Anne Hall) Brashier, Ridgeland, Mississippi, Mississippi Commission on the Status of Women representing an At-Large appointment, remainder of a four year term beginning November 29, 2021 and ending June 30, 2023.
		Analysis:
723.	SN 80 Not Rated	Bradley R. (Brad) White, Madison, Mississippi, Executive Director of the Mississippi Department of Transportation, term effective July 1, 2021 and set to expire April 1, 2026.
		Analysis:
724.	SN 82 Not Rated	Mark Timothy Wiggins, Oxford, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, six year term effective April 1, 2022 and ending March 31, 2028.
		Analysis:
725.	SN 83 Not Rated	Christopher Wade (Chris) Freeze, Ridgeland, Mississippi, Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, two year term effective immediately and ending June 30, 2023.
		Analysis:
726.	SN 84 Not Rated	Krissy Casey Nobile, Madison, Mississippi, Director of the Mississippi Office of Capital Post-Conviction Counsel, four year term beginning August 1, 2021 and ending July 31, 2025.
		Analysis:
727.	SN 85 Not Rated	Taylor Patten Stringer, McComb, Mississippi, Mississippi Prison Industries Corporation Board of Directors to represent Manufacturing, unexpired four year term effective August 5, 2021 and ending May 5, 2023.
		Analysis:
728.	SN 88 Not Rated	Ronald Len (Ron) Beckham, Oxford, Mississippi, Veterans Home Purchase Board to represent the First Congressional District as it existed on May 1, 1987, unexpired four year term effective August 2, 2021 and ending June 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
729.	SN 89 Not Rated	Dan Henry (Hank) Singley, Jr., DMD, Meridian, Mississippi, Veterans Home Purchase Board to represent the Third Congressional District as it existed on May 1, 1987, unexpired four year term effective August 2, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
730.	SN 90 Not Rated	Richard D. (Dickie) Stevens, Isola, Mississippi, Veterans Home Purchase Board to represent the Second Congressional District as it existed on May 1, 1987, unexpired four year term effective August 2, 2021 and ending June 30, 2023.
		Analysis:
731.	SN 91 Not Rated	Thomas Henry Watts, Natchez, Mississippi, Veterans Home Purchase Board to represent the Fourth Congressional District as it existed on May 1, 1987, unexpired four year term effective August 2, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
732.	SN 92 Not Rated	David John Machado, Biloxi, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, term effective immediately and ending March 31, 2027.
		Analysis:
733.	SN 93 Not Rated	Lee Alexander Durrett, New Albany, Mississippi, Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board to represent the Third Supreme Court District, unexpired balance of the three year term ending August 31, 2023, vice Ms. Carolyn Willis.
		Analysis:
734.	SN 94 Not Rated	Dr. Robert Edward (Bobby) Fox, Ph.D., Perkinston, Mississippi, Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, two year term effective January 6, 2022 and ending June 30, 2023.
		Analysis:
735.	SN 95 Not Rated	Lori Leigh Massey, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, two year term effective January 6, 2022 and ending June 30, 2022, vice Katie Moulds.
		Analysis:
736.	SN 96 Not Rated	Lori Leigh Massey, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, two year term effective July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
737.	SN 97 Not Rated	Charles Bradley (Brad) Campbell, Starkville, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters to represent the East Central Forestry Commission District, unexpired balance of a five year term ending June 30, 2023.
		Analysis:
738.	SN 98 Not Rated	Jerome Marvin (Jerry) Foxworth, III, Picayune, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters to represent the Southeast Forestry Commission District, unexpired balance of a five year term ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
739.	SN 99 Not Rated	Matthew Michael Raff, Senatobia, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters to represent the Northwest Forestry Commission District, unexpired balance of a five year term ending June 30, 2022.
		Analysis:
740.	SN 100 Not Rated	Matthew Michael Raff, Senatobia, Mississippi, State Board of Registration for Foresters to represent the Northwest Forestry Commission District, five year term beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
741.	SN 101 Not Rated	Terrance D. Bonner, Columbus, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Massage Therapy as a Licensed Massage Therapist, four year term effective January 3, 2022 and ending June 30, 2025, vice Jeff Miller.
		Analysis:
742.	SN 102 Not Rated	Herbert Randall (Randall) Johnson, Noxapater, Mississippi, Mississippi Prison Industries Board of Directors to represent the state at large, unexpired balance of a four year term ending May 5, 2022.
		Analysis:
743.	SN 103 Not Rated	Anthony Conrad Montgomery, Biloxi, Mississippi, Prison Industries Board, representing the Banking and Finance position, unexpired balance of the four year term effective September 8, 2021 and ending May 5, 2022.
		Analysis:
744.	SN 104 Not Rated	Anthony Conrad Montgomery, Biloxi, Mississippi, Prison Industries Board, representing the Banking and Finance position, four year term effective May 6, 2022 and ending May 5, 2026.
		Analysis:
745.	SN 105 Not Rated	Max Alton Phillips, Taylorsville, Mississippi, Mississippi Prison Industries Board of Directors to represent Agriculture, unexpired balance of the four year term effective August 5, 2021 and ending May 5, 2025.
		Analysis:
746.	SN 106 Not Rated	Norman Paul Katool, Madison, Mississippi, Public Procurement Review Board, unexpired four year term beginning immediately and ending June 30, 2023, vice Mrs. Leila Malatesta.
		Analysis:
747.	SN 107 Not Rated	Chris Anthony Stockstill, Picayune, Mississippi, Veterans Home Purchase Board, unexpired four year term effective February 4, 2022 and ending June 30, 2022, representing the Fifth Congressional District.
		Analysis:
748.	SN 108 Not Rated	Chris Anthony Stockstill, Picayune, Mississippi, Veterans Home Purchase Board, four year term effective July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026, representing the Fifth Congressional District.
		Analysis:
749.	SN 109 Not Rated	Desmond Wayne Hoda, D.C., Pass Christian, Mississippi, State Board of Chiropractic Examiners as the representative from the Fourth Congressional District, five year term efffective April 21, 2022 and ending April 20, 2027.
		Analysis:
750.	SN 110 Not Rated	Anna Ward Sukmann, Gulfport, Mississippi, Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, two year term effective January 6, 2022 and ending June 30, 2022, vice Doug Adams.
		Analysis:
751.	SN 111 Not Rated	Anna Ward Sukmann, Gulfport, Mississippi, Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, two year term effective July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
752.	SN 112 Not Rated	James Patrick (Pat) Chaney, MD, Amory, Mississippi, State Board of Health as a Licensed Physician, six year term effective July 2, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
753.	SN 113 Not Rated	Kent Gerard Nicaud, Pass Christian, Mississippi, MS Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority, with experience in hospital management and finance, remainder of a four year term effective January 31, 2022 and ending June 30, 2025, vice Darrell Wildman.
		Analysis:
754.	SN 114 Not Rated	Patti S. (Pat) Robertson, Madison, Mississippi, MS Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority as the at-large member, remainder of a four year term effective January 31, 2022 and ending June 30, 2022.
		Analysis:
755.	SN 115 Not Rated	Patti S. (Pat) Robertson, Madison, Mississippi, MS Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority as the at-large member, four year term effective July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026.
		Analysis:
756.	SN 116 Not Rated	Alicia Ann Drury Tice, Wiggins, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Nursing Home Administrators as the Nursing Home Administrator, four year term beginning June 6, 2021 and ending June 5, 2025, representing the Second Supreme Court District.
		Analysis:
757.	SN 117 Not Rated	Christopher Thomas Graham, Clinton, Mississippi, Commissioner, Mississippi Department of Revenue, six year term effective July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2028.
		Analysis:
758.	SN 118 Not Rated	James Morris (Jim) Richards, Jr., Ridgeland, Mississippi, Commercial Transportation Appeals Board, remainder of term beginning February 4, 2022 and ending June 30, 2022, vice Dolph Bryan.
		Analysis:
759.	SN 119 Not Rated	James Morris (Jim) Richards, Jr., Ridgeland, Mississippi, Commercial Transportation Appeals Board, four year term beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026.
		Analysis:
760.	SN 120 Not Rated	Jeffrey Ward (Jeff) Bertucci, Sr., Gulfport, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the College Savings Plan of Mississippi, five year term effective September 15, 2021 and ending June 30, 2026, representing the Fifth Congressional District.
		Analysis:
761.	SN 121 Not Rated	Donald Geaty (Don) Brown, Vicksburg, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the College Savings Plan of Mississippi to represent the Second Congressional District, five year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2026.
		Analysis:
762.	SN 122 Not Rated	Tyler Norman, Meridian, Mississippi, Board of Directors of the College Savings Plan of Mississippi to represent the Third Congressional District, remainder of five year term effective September 23, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024, vice Jason Branning.
		Analysis:
763.	SN 123 Not Rated	Myrtis Elizabeth S. (Leisa) McElreath, Oxford, Mississippi, Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, two year term effective January 6, 2022 and ending June 30, 2022.
		Analysis:
764.	SN 124 Not Rated	Myrtis Elizabeth S. (Leisa) McElreath, Oxford, Mississippi, Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, two year term effective July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
765.	SN 125 Not Rated	Gregory K. (Greg) Havard, Lucedale, Mississippi, MS Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority as representative of the Second Supreme Court District, remainder of four year term effective January 31, 2022 and ending June 30, 2022, vice Bryan Stevens.
		Analysis:
766.	SN 126 Not Rated	Gregory K. (Greg) Havard, Lucedale, Mississippi, MS Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority as representative of the Second Supreme Court District, four year term beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026.
		Analysis:
767.	SN 127 Not Rated	David A. Jackson, Ridgeland, Mississippi, MS Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority as representative of the First Supreme Court District, remainder of four year term effective January 31, 2022 and ending June 30, 2024, vice David McNamara.
		Analysis:
768.	SN 128 Not Rated	Lisa Renee Rice, Madison, Mississippi, MS Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority as a banker with experience in commercial lending, remainder of four year term effective February 10, 2022 and ending January 10, 2024, vice Charles R. Russell.
		Analysis:
769.	SN 129 Not Rated	George Edward (Ed) Tucker, Jr., Brandon, Mississippi, MS Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority as the CPA experienced in hospital finance, remainder of four year term effective January 31, 2022 and ending January 10, 2024, vice S. Keith Winfield.
		Analysis:
770.	SN 131 Not Rated	Willie James Green, Ridgeland, Mississippi, Mississippi Prison Industries Board of Directors to represent the state at large, unexpired balance of a four year term ending May 5, 2022.
		Analysis:
771.	SN 132 Not Rated	Dr. Robert Carrington Dews, Jr., Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Physical Therapy as the representative of physicians, four year term effective January 13, 2022 and ending June 30, 2024, vice Dr. Gene Barrett.
		Analysis:
772.	SN 133 Not Rated	Samuel Kevin (Sam) Blakeney, Sr., Bay Springs, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Animal Health, four year term beginning August 1, 2021 and ending July 31, 2025, representing the Mississippi Livestock Auction Association.
		Analysis:
773.	SN 134 Not Rated	Jeremy Dwayne Graham, Thaxton, Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Animal Health as the Dairy Breeder and Producer representative, four year term beginning September 1, 2021 and ending August 31, 2025.
		Analysis:
774.	SN 135 Not Rated	Tyler Norman, Meridian, Mississippi, State Board of Contractors as the Roofing Contractor, five year term beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
775.	SN 136 Not Rated	Kristopher Daniel (Kris) Sanders, Holly Springs, Mississippi, MS Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority as the representative of the Third Supreme Court District, remainder of a four year term effective February 4, 2022 and ending June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
776.	SN 137 Not Rated	Kimberly Leigh (Kim) LaRosa, Pass Christian, Mississippi, Mississippi Lottery Corporation Board of Directors, five year term effective February 15, 2022 and ending December 31, 2026.
		Analysis:
777.	SN 138 Not Rated	Guy Brad Feltenstein, Oxford, Mississippi, Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board to represent the First Congressional District, term effective January 1, 2022 and ending December 31, 2025.
		Analysis:
778.	SN 139 Not Rated	Merle Glenn Flowers, Southaven, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, term effective immediately and ending June 1, 2027.
		Analysis:
779.	SN 140 Not Rated	Jennie Simmons, Lake, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, term effective immediately and ending June 1, 2027.
		Analysis:
780.	SN 141 Not Rated	David Tipton, Grenada, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, term effective immediately and ending June 1, 2024.
		Analysis:
781.	SN 142 Not Rated	Kimberly L. Campbell, Madison, Mississippi, Mississippi Department of Archives and History Board of Trustees, six year term beginning January 1, 2022 and ending January 1, 2028.
		Analysis:
782.	SN 143 Not Rated	Elizabeth (Betsey) Hamilton, New Albany, Mississippi, Mississippi Department of Archives and History Board of Trustees, six year term beginning January 1, 2022 and ending January 1, 2028.
		Analysis:
783.	SN 144 Not Rated	Julius Carter (Carter) Burns, Natchez, Mississippi, Mississippi Department of Archives and History Board of Trustees, six year term beginning January 1, 2022 and ending January 1, 2028.
		Analysis:
784.	SN 145 Not Rated	Sherri Carr (Sherri) Smith, Gulfport, Mississippi, Mississippi Commission on the Status of Women, unexpired term beginning March 11, 2022 and expiring June 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
785.	SN 146 Not Rated	Curtis Leon (Curt) Hebert, Jr., Madison, Mississippi, Mississippi Motor Vehicle Commission, remainder of term beginning March 10, 2022 and expiring June 30, 2022, vice Michael W. Williams.
		Analysis:
786.	SN 147 Not Rated	Curtis Leon (Curt) Hebert, Madison, Mississippi, Mississippi Motor Vehicle Commission, four year term beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026.
		Analysis:
787.	SN 149 Not Rated	Whitney Holliday Lipscomb, Ridgeland, Mississippi, Mississippi Commission on the Status of Women, unexpired term beginning March 10, 2022 and expiring June 30, 2024.
		Analysis:
788.	SN 150 Not Rated	Douglas Wesley (Wes) Rouse, III, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, MS Industries for the Blind as rep. with at least 5 years experience in finance or related field, remainder of four year term effective February 22, 2022 and ending June 30, 2025, vice Sam Walker.
		Analysis:
789.	SN 151 Not Rated	Thomas Henry (Tommy) Kline, Sr., Fulton, Mississippi, State Board of Contractors as the Plumbing or Heating and AC Contractor, five year term beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
790.	SN 153 Not Rated	Jennifer Jackson Whittier, Brookhaven, Mississippi, Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board, term effective July 1, 2022 and ending August 30, 2022.
		Analysis:
791.	SN 154 Not Rated	Jennifer Jackson Whittier, Brookhaven, Mississippi, Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board, term effective August 31, 2022 and ending August 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
792.	SN 155 Not Rated	Kimberly Remak, Olive Branch, Mississippi, Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board, term effective August 31, 2022 and ending August 30, 2025.
		Analysis:
793.	SN 156 Not Rated	Mary C. Werner, Saltillo, Mississippi, State Board of Education, unexpired term beginning June 14, 2021 and ending June 30, 2026, vice Sean Suggs.
		Analysis:
794.	SN 157 Not Rated	Joe E. Cloyd, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, remainder of a vacant term effective immediately and ending June 30, 2021.
		Analysis:
795.	SN 158 Not Rated	Joe E. Cloyd, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, six year term effective July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2027.
		Analysis:
796.	SR 3 Resolution	Commend Jackson Prep 'Patriots' Baseball Team for winning MAIS 5A State Baseball Championship for 4th consecutive season.
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797.	SR 4 Resolution	Commend Mississippi Insurance Department employee Nancy Cross for 63 years of service.
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798.	SR 5 Resolution	Commend Brandon High School 'Lady Bulldogs' Volleyball Team for winning 6A State Championship.
		Analysis:
799.	SR 6 Resolution	Mourn the loss and commend the life of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Daniel.
		Analysis:
800.	SR 7 Resolution	Congratulate Nakobe Dean, Outside Linebacker for National Champion Georgia 'Bulldogs' Football Team from Horn Lake High.
		Analysis:
801.	SR 8 Resolution	Commend Brookhaven High School 'Panthers' Boys Cross-Country Team for third consecutive State Championship.
		Analysis:
802.	SR 9 Resolution	Commend Pearl High School 'Pirates' Boys Track Team for winning MHSAA State 6A Championship.
		Analysis:
803.	SR 10 Resolution	Recognize sports and civic legacy of Coach L.D. Ready, Sr., of Richton, Mississippi.
		Analysis:
804.	SR 11 Resolution	Commend Brookhaven Academy 'Lady Cougars' Softball Team for MAIS 5A State Championship.
		Analysis:
805.	SR 12 Resolution	Commend Loyd Star High School 'Hornets' Golf Team for winning MHSAA Class 1 State Championship.
		Analysis:
806.	SR 13 Resolution	Pay tribute to the Civil Rights legacy of Rev. Dr. Charles Johnson, Sr., of Meridian, MS, and extend the condolences of Senate.
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807.	SR 14 Resolution	Celebrate the life and commend civic service of Marvin Hogan of Jackson, Mississippi, and extend condolences.
		Analysis:
808.	SR 15 Resolution	Celebrate the life and commend civic and business leadership of Carroll V. Hood of Hazlehurst, Mississippi, and extend condolences.
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809.	SR 16 Resolution	Congratulate Jackson State University 'Tigers' Football Coach Deion 'Coach Prime' Sanders for remarkable season.
		Analysis:
810.	SR 17 Resolution	Commend Jackson State University 'Tigers' Football Team for winning 2021 SWAC Championship.
		Analysis:
811.	SR 18 Resolution	Express sympathy and remember the legacy of Lusia 'Lucy' Harris of Minter City, Mississippi, 'The Queen of Basketball.'
		Analysis:
812.	SR 19 Resolution	Mourn the passing and commend service of Randy Tate, Executive Director of Boys & Girls Club of Pike County.
		Analysis:
813.	SR 20 Resolution	Congratulate South Panola High School Cheerleading Team for second consecutive National Championship.
		Analysis:
814.	SR 21 Resolution	Congratulate Brandon High School Cheerleading Team for National Championship.
		Analysis:
815.	SR 22 Resolution	Recognize Bishop James Edward Swanson, Sr., on his tenure as Resident Bishop of the MS Conference of The United Methodist Church.
		Analysis:
816.	SR 23 Resolution	Recognize legacy and service of Linda Ross Aldy upon her retirement as Executive Director of MS Optometric Association (MOA).
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817.	SR 24 Resolution	Commemorate the celebration of St. Patrick's Day in Mississippi and the American-Irish State Legislators Caucus.
		Analysis:
818.	SR 25 Resolution	Congratulate Lake High School 'Lady Hornets' Fast-Pitch Softball Team for winning the 2021 2A State Championship.
		Analysis:
819.	SR 26 Resolution	Commend Richland High School 'Rangers' Boys Soccer Team for second State Championship in four years.
		Analysis:
820.	SR 27 Resolution	Commend Florence High School Girls Soccer Team for Class 5A State Championship.
		Analysis:
821.	SR 28 Resolution	Recognize Pat Thomasson of Philadelphia as the first female Chair of the Board of Directors of the MMA.
		Analysis:
822.	SR 29 Resolution	Extend condolences of the Mississippi Senate to family of Veteran Canton Law Enforcement Officer Carl Larry Saxton, Sr.
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823.	SR 30 Resolution	Commend Pearl River Community College 'Wildcats' Cheer Squad for first National Championship.
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824.	SR 31 Resolution	Recognize Hinds County Chancellor Denise Owens on the occasion of her retirement.
		Analysis:
825.	SR 32 Resolution	Commend students of East Central High School in Jackson County for receiving MIT Technology Invention Grant.
		Analysis:
826.	SR 33 Resolution	Commend Picayune High School 'Maroon Tide' Football Team for MHSAA 5A State Championship.
		Analysis:
827.	SR 34 Resolution	Commend Cleveland High School 'Wolves' Boys Bowling Team for first State Championship.
		Analysis:
828.	SR 35 Resolution	Commend Holly Brand of Meridian, Mississippi, as Miss Mississippi 2021.
		Analysis:
829.	SR 36 Resolution	Commemorate service of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity in the Mississippi Delta.
		Analysis:
830.	SR 37 Resolution	Recognize D'Iberville Chief of Police Wayne H. Payne for his law enforcement service and retirement.
		Analysis:
831.	SR 38 Resolution	Paying tirbute to the life and legacy of Dr. Gustavus Adolphus 'Sonny' Rush III.
		Analysis:
832.	SR 39 Resolution	Celebrate the Quadrennial service of Bishop C. James King, Jr., Christian Methodist Episcopal Church.
		Analysis:
833.	SR 40 Resolution	Commend service of Dr. Mike McGrevey on his retirement from MDA.
		Analysis:
834.	SR 41 Resolution	Commend Mississippi High School Activities Association on its 100th Anniversary.
		Analysis:
835.	SR 42 Resolution	Commend judicial career of Honorable Norman L. Gillespie of Oxford and extend sympathy on his passing.
		Analysis:
836.	SR 43 Resolution	Commend Sister Paula Blouin upon retirement from Assisi Early Learning Center.
		Analysis:
837.	SR 44 Resolution	Commend Sharicka Gray, Fairview Elementary in Columbus, Mississippi, Extraordinary Educator Award.
		Analysis:
838.	SR 45 Resolution	Commend Becki Cope, Pleasant Hill Elementary in Olive Branch, Extraordinary Educator Award.
		Analysis:
839.	SR 46 Resolution	Commend Matthew Lambert of Bell Academy in Boyle, Mississippi, Extraordinary Educator Award.
		Analysis:
840.	SR 47 Resolution	Extend best wishes to former Senator Nevin Sledge on his 100th Birthday and commend his public service.
		Analysis:
841.	SR 48 Resolution	Mourn the passing of longtime Oxford Alderman Dr. William Clair 'Bill' Baker and recognizing his civic contributions.
		Analysis:
842.	SR 49 Resolution	Recognize Award-Winning Country Singer, Songwriter and Musician Charlie Worsham.
		Analysis:
843.	SR 50 Resolution	Recognize 45th Anniversary of the founding of Mu Xi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity at USM.
		Analysis:
844.	SR 51 Resolution	Recognize Dr. Ailean Stingley as the recipient of USA Today's Women of the Year - Mississippi Honoree.
		Analysis:
845.	SR 52 Resolution	Recognize Tara Denevan as Mississippi Department of Education 2022 'Parent of the Year'.
		Analysis:
846.	SR 53 Resolution	Commend Vancleave High School 'Lady Bulldogs' Girls Volleyball Team for fifth consecutive State Championship.
		Analysis:
847.	SR 54 Resolution	Commend Alcorn State University Women's Cross Country Team for winning SWAC.
		Analysis:
848.	SR 55 Resolution	Commend Alcorn State University Men's Basketball Team for winning the SWAC Regular Season.
		Analysis:
849.	SR 56 Resolution	Commend the life of Ruth Antoninette Batton Campbell.
		Analysis:
850.	SR 57 Resolution	Recognize athletic and professional educator legacy of Coach Leon Campbell.
		Analysis:
851.	SR 58 Resolution	Commend Pascagoula High School Navy JROTC Air Rifle Team for winning State and Regional Titles and for All-Service Competition.
		Analysis:
852.	SR 59 Resolution	Recognize service and legacy of WWII Veteran Howard Bennett of Sumrall, Mississippi.
		Analysis:
853.	SR 60 Resolution	Recognize career and public health leadership of State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs, MD, MPH.
		Analysis:
854.	SR 61 Resolution	Commend service of Michele Blocker ITS on her retirement.
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855.	SR 62 Resolution	Commend Hancock High School 'Lady Hawks' Girls Bowling Team for three consecutive State Championships.
		Analysis:
856.	SR 63 Resolution	Recognize Jeff Rosamond for distinguished and outstanding legal service to the Mississippi Senate as Director of Legislative Services.
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KEY:	* = Amended	% = 3/5ths Vote Required	V = Vetoed
	$ = Revenue	@ = Exempted From Deadline	P = Partially Vetoed

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