Co-sponsored — Historical
R. Dewith Carrier · 489 bills · page 3 of 20
- HB 64 ATTORNEY GENERAL: Provides relative to legal representation of sovereign interests of the state (EN NO IMPACT See Note) Enacted
- HB 309 APPROPRIATIONS/GENERAL: Provides for limitations on appropriations to nongovernmental entities (EG NO IMPACT See Note) Died
- HR 184 COMMENDATIONS: Commends Robert Francis Prevost on his election to the leadership of the Catholic Church as Pope Leo XIV Died
- SB 81 EDUCATION ACCOUNTABILITY: Provides for academic transparency and parental access to digital instructional materials and other educational materials in a manner that is free-of-charge. (8/1/25) (EN SEE FISC NOTE LF EX) Enacted
- HB 60 VETERANS: Provides relative to healthcare facilities operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs for war veterans (EN INCREASE SG RV See Note) Enacted
- HB 283 APPROPRIATIONS: Limits the amount of recurring State General Fund (Direct) revenues that may be appropriated in a fiscal year for recurring expenses and restricts use of such revenues above that limit (RE SEE FISC NOTE GF EX) Died
- HCR 24 SCHOOLS/HIGH SCHOOL: Creates a special committee of the legislature to study the Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) Enacted
- HB 677 ATTORNEYS: Provides relative to unfair or deceptive acts or practices relative to attorney advertising Died
- HB 373 SCHOOLS/HIGH SCHOOL: Requires the Workforce Investment Council to perform an annual return on investment analysis relative to industry-based credentials earned in high school and provides for student data collection and sharing for this purpose (EN NO IMPACT FF EX See Note) Enacted
- SB 154 AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES: Criminalizes the possession or distribution of kratom. (8/1/25) Enacted
- HB 273 STATE SYMBOL: Establishes the official state children's Christmas book Enacted
- HCR 44 HEALTH/CANCER: Urges the Louisiana State University School of Public Health to change the recommended age for breast cancer screening Enacted
- HB 126 COUNCILS ON AGING: Modifies the funding formula used to determine minimum state funding allocations to parish councils on aging and increases the minimum aggregate total that is to be appropriated annually to the office of elderly affairs for such allocations (EN +$3,524,736 GF EX See Note) Enacted
- HB 526 PUBLIC PRINTING: Provides that a website established and maintained by the commissioner of administration shall be the official journal of the state and requires him to post certain information about boards and commissions on it (EN SEE FISC NOTE GF EX) Enacted
- HB 357 INSURANCE/HEALTH: Requires health insurance coverage for integrative cancer treatments (EN INCREASE GF EX See Note) Enacted
- HB 496 INSURANCE/AUTOMOBILE: Provides relative to lapses in required insurance coverage Enacted
- HR 355 ANIMALS: Urges and requests the United States Environmental Protection Agency to take action on feral hog toxicant testing and registration Died
- HB 359 MENTAL HEALTH: Provides relative to victims of human trafficking Enacted
- HB 264 INSURANCE/HEALTH: Provides for transparency and compensation practices relative to pharmacy benefit managers (EN +$90,000 SG EX See Note) Enacted
- SB 96 MEDICAID: Establishes Medicaid reimbursement rates for certain behavioral health services. (7/1/25) (EN +$1,830,352 GF EX See Note) Enacted
- HB 102 LIABILITY/TORTS: Expands La. Products Liability Act to include digital products Died
- SCR 20 NUTRITION: Memorializes Congress to direct the United States Department of Agriculture to reinstate and fund the Local Food for Schools Program. Enacted
- SCR 24 CONDOLENCES: Expresses sincere and heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Arwin Bascle on the occasion of her passing. Enacted
- HB 77 TOPS: Adds the Excellence award level for students who score 31 or higher on the ACT and allows award qualification based on the Classic Learning Test (EN +$3,012,092 SG EX See Note) Enacted
- HB 562 FIRE PROTECT/FIRE DEPTS: Provides relative to costs for certain emergency services provided by fire departments, fire protection districts, and certain nonprofit corporations (EN INCREASE SG EX See Note) Vetoed