March 10, 1999
Legislative Summary The Associated Press Wednesday, March 10 Introduced in the House HB71S (substitute): Enacts new section of Criminal Code to deal with crime of "theft of identity."
HB767S (substitute): The Water Well Drillers Licensing Act, requires anyone who drills water wells to be licensed.
SB102S (substitute): Small cities assistance.
SB137: Crime: DWI homicide.
SB182S (substitute): Child offender victim's rights.
SB339S (substitute): Animal cruelty penalties.
SB357: Guide dogs: business access.
SB530: Student tuition recovery.
SB591: Lowers workers' compensation fee.
SB790S (substitute): Gaming Control Board duties.
Passed by the House HB157S (substitute): Teacher mentors. 63-0
HB604: Behavioral health services. 62-0
HB697S (substitute): Y2K liability protection. 59-3
HB758: School administrator contracts. 50-13
HB791S (substitute): Fireworks restrictions. 64-0
HB811: Lottery tuition scholarships. 38-28
HB896S (substitute): Annual camping pass. 52-12
HJR19: Chaves County: property transfer. 61-4
Introduced in the Senate SB423S (substitute): Rewrites entire Public Accountancy Act, scheduled for automatic repeal in 2000.
SB684S (substitute): Creates Nonprofit Health Plan Conversion Act as a new section of Insurance Code.
SB766S (substitute): Directs Department of Education to issue a general educational development certificate to any candidate at least 16 years of age.
SB784S (substitute): For nutrition position within Department of Health.
SB785S GF: Appropriation for Taos County to contract for a boundary survey of Linas area within La Serna Land Grant.
SB794S (substitute): Appropriation to Secretary of State to promote Census 2000 participation.
HB157S (substitute): Teacher mentors.
HB604: Behavioral health services.
HB697S (substitute): Y2K liability protection.
HB758: School administrator contracts.
HB791S (substitute): Fireworks restrictions.
HB811: Lottery tuition scholarships.
HB896S (substitute): Annual camping pass.
HJR019: Chaves County: property transfer.
Killed by the Senate SJR3: Municipal runoff elections. 20-20
Passed by the Senate HB29S (substitute): Extend water leases. 33-0
HB96: Soil and water district duties. 32-0
HB178: Manufacturers' tax formula. 31-0
HB262: Investment tax credit. 32-0
HB270: Indigent care reporting change. 33-0
HB635: PERA: municipalities. 32-0
SB29S (substitute): Viatical Settlements Act. 30-0
SB95: Housing subsidy: removal from Public Works Act. 22-15
SB159: Medication for sex offenders. 26-4
SB175: Welfare reform: recipient's education. 21-8
SB330S (substitute): Zoning manufactured housing. 33-4
SB337: Natural resources tax. 34-0
SB346: Welfare reform: work requirements. 35-0
SB513: Albuquerque: EZA alternate members. 30-0
SB611: Municipal property and utilities' sales. 32-0
SB658: Transfer state fire marshal. 30-0
SB680S (substitute): Telecommunications Act changes. 29-0
SB695: Adoption Act amendments. 24-0
SB696: Kindergarten age requirement. 30-0
SB745: County official salary increase. 29-0
SJR16: Elected highway commission. 32-10
SJR25: County official salary increase. 29-10
Signed by the governor SB111: Accountability in Government Act.
GF, General fund appropriation.
