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: Seismic Hazards Safety Commission
Signed into Law! Chapter 71 SLA 06
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An Act relating to the Alaska Seismic Hazards Safety Commission; and providing for an effective date.
Version : SCS CS HB 83 (FIN)
Contact : : 465-2487
Last Action : Signed into Law : 06-16-06
Current Status : Chapter 71 SLA 06 : 06-16-06
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05-09-06 : Passed the Legislature, to be transmitted to the Governor for signature.
HB 83 extends the Alaska Seismic Hazards Safety Commission until June 20, 2012.
: Extend Seismic Hazards Safety Commission
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An Act extending the termination date for the Alaska Seismic Hazards Safety Commission; and providing for an effective date.
Current Status : : 01-19-05
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01-20-05 : Yesterday, Rep. LeDoux became the co-sponsor of two pieces of legislation, HB 83 and HB 84. The second bill adds the word
: Alcoholic Beverage Tax For Wine & Others
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An Act relating to the state alcoholic beverage tax for certain wine and other beverages and to the treatment of two or more taxpayers who have a relationship for purposes of applying the tax for certain wine and other beverages.
Companion Bill :
Current Status : : 02-04-05
: Wrongful Filing Of Lis Pendens
Companion Bill SB 129 Signed Into Law!
Chapter 27 SLA 05
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An Act relating to the wrongful recording of a notice of pendency of an action relating to title to or right to possession of real property.
Companion Bill :
Current Status : : 02-25-05
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: Safe Surrender Of Babies
Passed House!
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An Act relating to infants who are safely surrendered by a parent shortly after birth.
Version : CS HB 322 (JUD) Am
Contact : : 465-6588
Last Action : Senate Floor » : 05-03-06
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05-03-06 : Passed Senate Judiciary Committee without change, to be moved to Senate Rules Committee.
This a bill that will allow parents to safely surrender an infant shortly after birth without fear of being criminally prosecuted.
: Ban Orange Hawkweed/ Purple Loosestrife
Passed House!
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An Act banning the importation, transfer, and cultivation of orange hawkweed and purple loosestrife.
Version : CS HB 324 (RES)
Companion Bill :
Contact : : 465-4230
Last Action : Passed House » Senate : 04-03-06
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04-03-06 : Passed the House Floor by a vote of 30-6, to be moved to the Senate for consideration.
The act prohibits the importation of orange hawkweed and purple loosestrife. It also prohibits the sale, gift, or otherwise transfer of those plants except for disposal. A person under this act is prohibited from knowingly planting or cultivating these plants.
: Post - Conviction DNA Testing
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An Act relating to post-conviction DNA testing; and amending Rule 35.1, Alaska Rules of Criminal Procedure.
Version : CS HB 325 (FIN) Am
Contact : : 465-2487
Last Action : » WITHDRAWN BY SPONSR : 04-28-06
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04-26-06 : Returned to House Rules Committee.
This Act would enable Alaska criminal law to keep up with new technology, joining 40 other states in providing a statutory right to DNA testing where meaningful claims of innocence have been made by those convicted. This Act would help enable Alaska to receive funds under the Congressional Justice for All Act of 2004 (H.R. 5107), which, under the leadership of Senator First, Speaker Hastert and President Bush, provides financial incentives for states to allow post-conviction DNA testing, and provides funds for qualifying states to pay for such tests.
: Ban Mixing Zones In Spawning Areas
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An Act prohibiting mixing zones in freshwater spawning waters.
Version : CS HB 328 (FSH)
Companion Bill :
Contact : : 465-4963
Last Action : » : 01-30-06
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01-27-06 : Passed the House Special Committee on Fisheries with a committee substitute, to be moved to House Resources Committee. Changes include added language exempting municipalities and a definition of area that means a physical location where spawning occurs.
: AK Aerospace Development Corporation Board Membership
Companion Bill SB 207 Signed Into Law!
Chapter 29 SLA 06
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An Act relating to the membership on the board of directors of the Alaska Aerospace Development Corporation.
Companion Bill :
Current Status : : 01-09-06
: Winery Licenses
Passed House!
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An Act relating to sales of wine by a winery licensee.
Version : CS HB 431 (L&C)
Contact : : 465-6588
Last Action : Passed House » Senate : 04-25-06
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04-25-06 : Passed the House Floor by a unanimous vote, to be moved to the Senate for consideration.
This bill will allow the holder of a winery license to ship less than five gallons of wine to an individual provided that the area has not prohibited or limited the importation or possession of alcoholic beverages. As a licensee, wineries are required to be in compliance with AS 04.21.050. According to the Alaska Department of Revenue, in FY 2005 there were six wineries that produced approximately 1,900 gallons of wine and contributed approximately $4,750 in taxes.
: Exxon Valdez Judgment: Congress/ Reopener
Passed Legislature! Transmit To Gov.
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Urging the United States Congress to honor the process and judgment of the federal courts in the case of the Exxon Valdez disaster and to refrain from enacting legislation that would affect the outcome of the courts' resolution of the case; urging the United States Department of Justice and the Alaska Department of Law to identify all natural resource damages from the Exxon Valdez oil spill that were unanticipated at the time of the 1991 settlement, to develop plans to remedy the damages, and to present the ExxonMobil Corporation with a request for the full $100,000,000 that is available through the Reopener for Unknown Injury clause of the 1991 civil settlement to carry out these plans.
Version : SCS HJR 9 (JUD) Am S
Contact : : 465-2487
Last Action : » : 07-11-06
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04-11-05 : This resolution from the Alaska State Legislature urges that the United States Congress respect the judicial process and refrain from enacting any legislation that would alter the punitive damages awarded to more than 32,000 plaintiffs as a result of the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill as finally determined by the federals courts.
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