Sponsored (introduced) — Historical
Gary Carter · 202 bills · page 5 of 9
- SB 248 VOTERS/VOTING: Provides for initiative measures for use by the electorate to propose and adopt or reject laws and constitutional amendments. (2/3 - CA13s1(A)) Died
- SB 150 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Provides relative to alternative schools and alternative education programs. (gov sig) Died
- SB 249 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Provides relative to interpreters for non-English-speaking persons in civil protective order cases. (gov sig) Died
- SB 317 EMPLOYMENT: Provides relative to the state minimum wage. (gov sig) Died
- SB 450 CIVIL PROCEDURE: Exempts from seizure payments received under governmental entities as a result of an outstanding emergency event. (gov sig) Enacted
- SB 494 INSURANCE POLICIES: Provides relative to coverage for mastectomies and reconstructive surgery. (8/1/20) Enacted
- SB 261 CRIME/PUNISHMENT: Creates the crime of the illegal throwing of hate-related objects during a parade or demonstration. (gov sig) Died
- SB 251 EMPLOYMENT: Requires certain employers who receive state economic development incentives for construction projects to hire a certain number of registered apprentices to complete the project. (8/1/20) (OR SEE FISC NOTE GF EX) Died
- SB 257 VIDEO POKER: Provides that the Louisiana Gaming Control Board may waive the fuel sales requirement under certain conditions at a video poker truck stop facility. (8/1/20) Died
- SB 121 LOTTERIES: Constitutional amendment to provide relative to certain lotteries and certain disbursement of proceeds. (2/3 - CA13s1) Died
- SB 38 EMPLOYMENT: Provides with respect to wage secrecy and pay discrimination. (8/1/20) Died
- SB 495 INSURANCE POLICIES: Creates the Business Compensation Fund. (gov sig) Died
- SB 252 DRIVER EDUCATION: Provides for driver education to include instruction relative to accessible parking and access aisles. (1/1/21) Enacted
- SR 70 GOVERNOR: Request the governor to issue an executive order requiring certain persons to wear a face covering in public under certain conditions and authorizing businesses to deny admittance to persons without face coverings. Enacted
- SR 69 GOVERNOR: Requests the governor to issue an executive order requiring persons over age two to wear a mask or cloth face covering and authorizes business operators and building owners to deny admittance to individuals over age two who fail to wear a mask or cloth face covering. Died
- SR 74 HEALTH SERVICES: Urges and requests the Louisiana Department of Health to study and report on the matter of racial disparities in COVID-19 death rates in this state. Enacted
- SB 122 GROUP BENEFITS PROGRAM: Provides relative to notice and appeal rights for over-age dependent coverage by any health plan offered under the purview of the Office of Group Benefits and designated as "Arielle's Law". (8/1/20) (EN INCREASE SG EX See Note) Enacted
- SB 425 ANIMALS: Provides relative to the disposition of dogs and other animals used in dogfighting. (gov sig) Died
- SB 493 AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES: Provides relative to industrial hemp-derived cannabidiol products. (CA7s2.1(A)) (8/1/20) Died
- SB 217 ROADS/HIGHWAYS: Provides relative to rebates to certain businesses domiciled in certain parishes for use of certain bridges and tunnels. (8/1/20) (OR DECREASE GF RV See Note) Died
- SB 80 SCHOOLS: Exempts interior blueprints and floor plans of public school buildings and facilities from the definition of "public records". (gov sig) Enacted
- SB 254 LOCAL AGENCIES: Provides for expansion of working conditions afforded to fire service employees employed by nonprofit corporations under contract with a fire protection district, municipality, or other political subdivision. (gov sig) Enacted
- SR 258 COMMENDATIONS: Commends Virginia Johnson on her 100th birthday. Enacted
- SR 63 SPECIAL DAY/WEEK/MONTH: Designates May 9, 2019, as Louisiana Counseling Association Day at the capitol. Enacted
- SCR 101 RAILROADS: Requests DOTD and DEQ to collaborate with the Union Pacific Railroad and designated federal agencies to conduct a thorough environmental review on quantifiable public health, safety, and welfare impacts associated with any new railroad alignment in the city of Gretna. Died