SOUTH DAKOTA   SENATE
SEVENTY-FIFTH LEGISLATIVE SESSION

Harold W. Halverson
President Pro tempore   		Carole Hillard
PRESIDENT  
Patricia Adam
Secretary  
Calendar
Friday, January 21, 2000
9th Legislative Day
SENATE   CONVENES AT   1:00 P.M.


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MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS

Senate Page Resolution 1

CONSENT CALENDAR ITEMS

SB 0079      revise certain provisions relating to notice or nonrenewal of automobile policies.


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

SB 0010*      (amended SJ 109) create a classification for owner-operated commercial business property and to establish a maximum property tax levy on owner-operated commercial business property for the general fund tax levy of a school district.
SB 0012*      (amended SJ 108) provide for a conservation easement for certain state lands.
SB 0045      (deferred from 8th LD) authorize the Governor to enter into a multi-state compact for the development, implementation, and administration of a simplified sales and use tax collection system.
SB 0048      (deferred from 8th LD) establish the crime of criminal exposure to HIV and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 0060      (deferred from 8th LD) provide for the revocation of the driving privileges of certain persons who are under the influence of illegal substances while driving or riding in a motor vehicle.
SB 0061      (deferred from 8th LD) revise the elements of the crimes of vehicular homicide and vehicular battery.
SB 0062      (deferred from 8th LD) provide that sexual penetration with a minor stepchild is rape in the third degree.



SB 0024      require kindergarten attendance.
SB 0093      prohibit smoking near certain pumps dispensing motor fuel.

HISTORIC CAPITOL NOTE
 The session of the 2nd Legislative Day in the Senate was spent with the members selecting their seats. The republican members, being in the minority, were allowed their choice of seats first. (Proceedings from 1897 Senate Journal)