Sponsored (introduced) — Historical
Mandie Landry · 157 bills · page 5 of 7
- HR 127 CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES: Creates the Safe Alternatives to Segregation Task Force Died
- HB 67 CRIME/PROSTITUTION: Repeals certain prostitution-related offenses (OR DECREASE GF EX See Note) Died
- HB 68 CORRECTIONS: Provides relative to restricting solitary confinement (OR INCREASE GF EX See Note) Died
- HB 252 TAX CREDITS: Exempts certain beverages from state excise tax (OR DECREASE GF RV See Note) Died
- HSR 2 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: Requests the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs to study issues surrounding providing paid family leave to employees of the House of Representatives Died
- HCR 30 CONGRESS: Memorializes congress to take such actions as are necessary to pass a stimulus plan that includes funds for unemployment, housing, local government, struggling businesses, education, and health care Enacted
- HB 92 FUNDS/FUNDING: Provides relative to compensation for certain child care workers (Item #16) (OR -$25,000,000 GF RV See Note) Died
- HB 34 UNEMPLOYMENT COMP: Provides for an increase in the administrative penalties assessed for the misclassification of employees (Item #24) (OR INCREASE SD RV See Note) Died
- HCSR 2 LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS: Requests the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs and the Committee on Senate and Governmental Affairs to study the compensation allocated to each member for legislative assistants and make recommendations relative thereto Died
- HCR 6 LEGISLATIVE BUDG CONTROL: Directs the Legislative Budgetary Control Council to review the compensation of legislative assistants and to establish a salary schedule for legislative assistants that is competitive with the marketplace (EG SEE FISC NOTE GF EX See Note) Died
- HSR 1 PUBLIC BUILDINGS/ST CAPL: Requests the House Committee on House and Governmental Affairs to study the feasibility and practicality of providing office space for state representatives at the state capitol Died
- HR 43 ATTORNEY GENERAL: Requests the attorney general to withdraw the state of Louisiana from the lawsuit challenging the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Died
- HB 336 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: Provides relative to manufacturers or brewers of alcohol Died
- HB 255 SEIZURES/SALES: Provides relative to certain exemptions from seizure during bankruptcy Died
- HB 388 LESSOR/LESSEE: Provides relative to residential leases and eviction requirements Died
- HB 610 HEALTH/CHILDREN: Provides relative to forensic medical examinations of minors Died
- HB 534 INSURANCE/HEALTH: Provides for health insurance coverage for epinephrine auto-injectors Died
- HB 340 PRESCRIPTION: Provides relative to the liberative prescription of actions on loans for payment of certain costs of postsecondary education Died
- HB 366 CRIME/PROSTITUTION: Repeals certain prostitution-related offenses Died
- HB 397 UNEMPLOYMENT COMP: Provides for an increase in the administrative penalties assessed for the misclassification of employees (OR INCREASE SD RV See Note) Died
- HB 424 PHYSICIANS: Prohibits physicians whose licenses have been suspended, revoked, or otherwise restricted from treating members of certain vulnerable populations Died
- HB 533 CRIMINAL/RECORDS: Provides relative to the expungement of records for victims of human trafficking Died
- HB 419 ELECTIONS/ABSENTEE VOTE: Allows all registered voters to utilize voting by mail (OR +$1,397,845 GF EX See Note) Died
- HB 367 CRIMINAL/PROCEDURE: Provides relative to the recorded statements of protected persons Died
- HB 356 COURTS: Provides relative to the subject matter jurisdiction of certain courts Died