House Calendar 02/15/2005 2:00 PM

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MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS

         HCR 1012    (HJ p. 462) Urging Congress to close the School of the Americas at Fort Benning, Georgia.

         CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

         Amended HJ 25^th LD: HB 1024, 1025, 1051
        SB 97

         SECOND READING OF CONSENT CALENDAR ITEMS

         SB 146    to limit the time for bringing actions against certain professional corporations and professional practitioners.

         SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS
         * Refer to Daily Reader for engrossed (amended) bill

         HB 1253*    (Deferred from 25^th LD) allow for the establishment of a group health insurance plan for political subdivision employees.
         HB 1222*    establish child neglect and endangerment as criminal offenses and to provide penalties therefor.
         HB 1249*    prohibit the performance of abortions, except to save the life of the mother, and to provide a penalty therefor and to provide for a delayed effective date.

         HB 1259*    reestablish eligibility for certain veterans to qualify for the veterans' bonus program and to declare an emergency.
         HB 1260*    create the South Dakota Electric Transmission Assistance Authority.
         HB 1127*    authorize the provision of special education and related services to certain alternative instruction students.
         HB 1158*    appropriate funds to provide cochlear implants to certain children.
         HB 1082    appropriate money for postsecondary technical education enhancement.
         HB 1214    make an appropriation to fund sales tax on food refunds.

         SECOND READING OF SENATE BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS
         * Refer to Daily Reader for engrossed (amended) bill
# Deferred from 25^th LD

         SB 41*#    revise certain provisions regarding access to vital records.
         SB 86*#    revise the compensation for deputy coroners.
         SB 103*#    authorize the funding of public transportation from the state highway fund and to repeal certain obsolete provisions regarding the state highway fund.
         SB 129#    prohibit the display of social security numbers on driver licenses or nondriver identification cards.
         SB 208#    authorize the Transportation Commission to establish higher maximum speed limits on divided four-lane highways in rural areas.
         SB 12*#    authorize a parent to appear telephonically for a hearing to voluntarily terminate parental rights.
         SB 37#    to reauthorize a grant program within the Department of Health for the purchase of equipment and materials for mosquito prevention and control efforts at the local level and to declare an emergency.
         SB 73*#    revise the power of rural fire protection districts to contract with certain entities.
         SB 96*#    allow municipalities to offer full food services at certain licensed municipal facilities and to declare an emergency.
         SB 134#    revise the dates for holding certain elections and filing certain nominating petitions.
         SB 169#    require hospitals to report the charges for certain diagnostic-related groups.
         SB 221#    establish certain restrictions regarding the sale and purchase of products containing pseudoephedrine or ephedrine and to provide penalties for violation thereof.
         SB 209    revise the number of dentists eligible to participate in the dental tuition reimbursement program.
         SB 45*    authorize the Bureau of Administration to donate the former Governor's residence for a public purpose and to declare an emergency.
         SB 61*    authorize the South Dakota Science and Technology Authority to use eminent domain for certain limited purposes.

         LEGISLATIVE COMMEMORATIONS

         HC 1019    (HJ 25^th LD) Honoring the life and career of Earl Sande, a professional jockey during the 1920s.