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0201 Controlled Substances As enacted, increases the penalty to a Class B felony for 15 grams or more or a Class A felony for 150 grams or more of fentanyl, carfentanil, remifentanil, alfentanil, thiafentanil, or any fentanyl derivative or analogue. SB0798
0202 Salaries and Benefits As enacted, reinstates service credits and salary increases that were suspended during 2009-2010 for assistant public defenders and assistant district attorneys. SB0799
0203 Scholarships and Financial Aid As enacted, enacts the Governor's Investment in Vocational Education Act; specifies that financial assistance received for all dual enrollment courses attempted after the fourth dual enrollment course reduces any subsequent award of the Tennessee HOPE scholarship. SB0805
0204 Education As enacted, transfers, from the state board of education to the department of education, the authority to accept and administer federal funds for the purpose of promoting public education; designates the department of education as the state board for career and technical education; grants the department of education the authority to administer annual appropriations made for career and technical education; revises other related provisions. SB0808
0205 Schools, Charter As enacted, revises the requirements for revocation of a public charter school's charter based on having been identified as a priority school. SB0836
0206 Motor Vehicles As enacted, authorizes off-highway vehicles to be operated on a certain segment of state highway in Perry County. SB0846
0207 Barbers and/or Cosmetologists As enacted, exempts a person who engages in hair braiding from the cosmetologist licensure requirements if certain requirements met. SB1185
0208 Criminal Procedure As enacted, extends the date, from January 1, 2020, to February 1, 2020, before which the Tennessee advisory commission on intergovernmental relations must submit a report on its study of global positioning monitoring as a condition of bail to the speakers and chairs of the judiciary committees of the senate and the house of representatives. SB1313
0209 Motor Vehicles As enacted, revises various provisions governing towing of vehicles and liens of garagekeepers and towing firms; expands the towing advisory board from nine to 11 members by adding a member appointed by the Tennessee Trucking Association and a member appointed by the American Car Rental Association. SB1493
0210 Business and Commerce As enacted, prohibits a county or municipality from requiring a license, fee, permit, or other form of regulation for a business that is operated solely by a person under 18 years of age, is located on private property with the property owner's permission, and generates gross receipts of contributions of $3,000 or less in a calendar year. HB0012
0211 Criminal Offenses As enacted, increases the punishment for a conviction of aggravated rape of a child from "15 to 60 years in prison and a fine of up to $50,000" to "life in prison without the possibility of parole." HB0283
0212 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the Tennessee public television council to June 30, 2025; adds the chairs of the government operations committees of the senate and house to the list of persons who receive an annual report of service provided and requests for appropriations. HB0478
0213 Real Property As enacted, establishes the Tennessee State Plane Coordinate System as new system of defining and stating geographic positions and locations in Tennessee. HB0699
0214 Employees, Employers As enacted, adds private employers to the types of employers subject to the requirements of the Healthy Workplace Act; clarifies that the Healthy Workplace Act does not create a cause of action against an employer who does not adopt the model policy created by TACIR or adopt a policy that conforms to the requirements set out in TACIR'S policy. HB0856
0215 State Symbols As enacted, designates the poem "My Tennessee," written by Michael McDonald in 1984, as an official state poem of Tennessee. HB0912
0216 Motor Vehicles As enacted, authorizes automobile transporters meeting certain length limitations to operate on the national network of highways; revises related vehicle size, weight, and load provisions. HB0924
0217 Consumer Protection As enacted, increases from $10,000 to $30,000 the civil penalty amount per violation that the attorney general and reporter may recover in an action against a person who commits the offense of caller identification spoofing; encourages carriers offering telephone services in this state to adopt certain technologies and measures. HB1245
0218 Governor As enacted, establishes a governor's office of faith-based and community initiatives. HB1139
0219 Schools, Charter As enacted, revises various provisions of the Tennessee Public Charter Schools Act of 2002; creates public charter school commission. HB0940
0220 Taxes, Real Property As enacted, decreases the frequency that banks that collect property taxes must provide evidence of such payments to the trustee, from daily to at least every three business days; deletes an obsolete code section; deletes outdated references to penalties that are no longer applied. HB0051
0221 Public Records As enacted, provides that any legislation of the house of representatives that creates an exception to the requirement deeming records of public entities to be open for inspection by the public must be referred to the government operations committee according to the rules of the house of representatives. HB0086
0222 Medical Occupations As enacted, deletes age requirement and certain other requirements for persons practicing ultrasound sonography in a nonclinical 3D/4D ultrasound boutique setting. HB0104
0223 Firearms and Ammunition As enacted, prohibits local government entities from imposing greater restrictions or requirements on privately owned or operated sport shooting ranges than are applicable to any range located within the same unit of local government and owned or operated by a government entity. HB0187
0224 Codes As enacted, beginning January 1, 2020, requires electrical inspectors employed by a municipality, a county, or this state to be certified by the state fire marshal; establishes a recertification process for such electrical inspectors every three years; requires certain electrical inspectors under contract with the commissioner of commerce and insurance to be certified on and after January 1, 2020. HB0295
0225 Public Contracts As enacted, authorizes utility districts and utility authorities to contract for construction management services during local construction projects. HB0381
0226 Local Government, General As enacted, clarifies applicable date in regard to a hotel facility under the Convention Center and Tourism Development Financing Act of 1998 and the apportionment and distribution of the incremental increase in local sales and use tax revenue associated with the qualified hotel facility. HB0396
0227 Motor Vehicles As enacted, authorizes the commissioner of revenue to coordinate with original equipment manufacturers (OEM) that have issued a major recall and have requested assistance from the department, including those manufacturers that have issued a recall related to airbags manufactured and installed in vehicles between 2000 and 2018, to contact registrants who may be affected by a major recall and to provide notice of the recall and the availability of repair options. HB0536
0228 Utilities, Utility Districts As enacted, allows certain utilities to enter into agreements to provide certain coverage, insurance, or service agreements to customers; allows certain utilities to assist customers in installing or maintaining certain equipment; authorizes the costs for the coverage, insurance, service agreements, and equipment installation and maintenance to be added to customer bills or statements. HB0603
0229 Health Care As enacted, extends the authority to barter for healthcare services if the patient is not covered by health insurance to all healthcare professionals instead of only physicians. HB0655
0230 Guardians and Conservators As enacted, allows the district public guardian to serve as conservator for disabled persons younger than 60 years of age, if certain conditions are met. HB0686
0231 Criminal Procedure As enacted, adds the sale or distribution of a substance containing fentanyl, carfentanil, or any opiate with the intent and premeditation to commit murder as an aggravating circumstance for the imposition of the death penalty or imprisonment for life without the possibility of parole. HB0705
0232 Sexual Offenders As enacted, adds conviction of a new sexual offense, violent sexual offense, or violent juvenile sexual offense as violation of the Tennessee Sexual Offender and Violent Sexual Offender Registration, Verification and Tracking Act of 2004. HB0838
0233 Professions and Occupations As enacted, removes certain qualifications for the supervision of prospective clinical pastoral therapists; authorizes the board of clinical pastoral therapists to establish its own qualifications for supervisors. HB0868
0234 Election Laws As enacted, authorizes Rutherford County to establish a program to operate convenient voting centers for federal, state, and local elections under certain conditions. HB1078
0235 Motor Vehicles As enacted, authorizes operation of off-highway vehicles on a certain segments of State Route 116 in Anderson County. HB1142
0236 Landlord and Tenant As enacted, establishes process for landlords to verify need of tenants and prospective tenants to have pet policies waived to accommodate the need for a service or support animal; creates penalties for misrepresentation. HB1190
0237 Utilities, Utility Districts As enacted, removes certain discontinuance of service requirements of utilities in Nashville/Davidson County; requires such utilities to establish policies in compliance with service practice standards and best practices for similarly situated utilities. HB1242
0238 Education, Higher As enacted, requires the department of correction, in partnership with the Tennessee higher education commission and the board of regents, to develop and submit to the general assembly an annual report detailing the higher education opportunities available to eligible incarcerated individuals in this state. HB1303
0239 Health Care As enacted, revises the notice requirements with which a health care facility must comply under certain circumstances in order to preserve an assignment of health insurance benefits to an out-of-network facility-based physician, or from collecting out-of-network charges from an insured. HB1342
0240 Health Care As enacted, adds neonatal care as a component of the department of health's plan for perinatal care; adds a reporting requirement for the Bureau of TennCare. HB1388
0241 Taxes, Hotel Motel As enacted, authorizes the City of Erwin, by ordinance adopted by a two-thirds vote, to levy an occupancy tax of not more than 2.5 percent on the privilege of staying in any hotel or motel in Erwin; the ordinance must set forth the manner of collection and administration of the privilege tax; requires that all proceeds received by the municipality from the tax be used for tourism development. HB0073
0242 Clerks, Court As enacted, authorizes the disposal of delinquent and unruly juvenile court records and documents after a period of 10 years following the juvenile reaching 18 years of age; requires notice of proposed order to district attorney general. HB0168
0243 State Government As enacted, requires agencies to ensure the provision of appropriate accommodations in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if the agency requires a person applying for a license to engage in an occupation, trade, or profession in this state to take an examination; not applicable to an examination mandated and administered pursuant to federal law. HB0252
0244 Criminal Procedure As enacted, requires a judge, at the time of sentencing, to notify a person convicted of a misdemeanor offense that is eligible for expunction of the person's eligibility to have all public records of the conviction destroyed and the time period after which the person can petition for expunction of the offense. HB0266
0245 Nurses, Nursing As enacted, restricts the use of the title "nurse" to those actively licensed or certified by the board of nursing; revises the provisions governing the board of nursing's enjoining violations of practicing nursing without a license. HB0422
0246 Financial Responsibility Law As enacted, requires officers to request evidence of compliance with the financial responsibility law when a driver of a motor vehicle violates a motor vehicle equipment requirement. HB0571
0247 Trusts As enacted, revises provisions governing pre-need funeral contracts funded by trusts. HB0785
0248 Education As enacted, makes various changes to state education laws; revises certain duties of the commissioner of education; transfers certain duties from the department of education to local boards of education; transfers certain duties from the state board of education to local education agencies. HB0788
0249 Correction, Dept. of As enacted, revises provisions governing grants made by the department to fund reentry programs that reduce recidivism and probation revocations; redefines recidivism. HB0926
0250 Election Laws As enacted, establishes requirements for person or organization that has not been designated by the county election commission to conduct supplemental voter registration drives that attempts to register 100 or more people to vote; revises and adds various provisions governing elections. HB1079
0251 Criminal Offenses As enacted, redefines "public place" for purposes of the offense of indecent exposure; includes a restroom, locker room, dressing room, or shower, designated for multi-person, single-sex use. HB1151
0252 Mobile Homes and Manufactured Buildings As enacted, revises escort and permit requirements for certain over-dimension movements. HB1361
0253 Special License Plates As enacted, authorizes various new special license plates and grants additional time for certain plates to meet the minimum order requirement. SB0042
0254 Motor Vehicles, Titling and Registration As enacted, makes references to the antique motor vehicle registration fee consistent. SB0045
0255 Medical Occupations As enacted, creates exemptions to licensure and certification requirements, as applicable, for certain medical professionals licensed in other states who are participating in federal Innovative Readiness Training programs. SB0053
0256 Local Education Agencies As enacted, requires an LEA that has one or more school buses operating in the LEA with a camera or video camera installed inside a school bus that is used to transport students to and from school or school-sponsored activities to adopt a policy that establishes a process to allow a parent, guardian, or person having custody of a student to view photographs or video footage collected from the camera. SB0182
0257 Industrial Development As enacted, revises provisions governing redevelopment of brownfield sites in economically disadvantaged areas. SB0355
0258 Milk, Dairy Products As enacted, prohibits the department of agriculture from regulating the production of unpasteurized butter in certain circumstances; requires warning label. SB0358
0259 Physicians and Surgeons As enacted, specifies that requirement for licensure of persons who practice medicine does not prohibit a licensed nonresidential office-based opiate treatment facility from employing or contracting with a physician if the facility has a physician in the ownership structure of its controlling business entity and the employment relationship between the physician to be employed or contracted with and the nonresidential office-based opiate treatment facility is evidenced by a written contract or employment agreement containing language that does not restrict the physician from exercising independent professional medical judgment in diagnosing and treating patients. SB0367
0260 Public Officials As enacted, revises provisions governing bonds of public officers. SB0394
0261 Finance and Administration, Dept. of As enacted, deletes restriction on size of grant the department is authorized to make to the Tennessee sheriffs' association from statewide automated victim information and notification system fund for management of system; corrects language regarding deposits into such fund. SB0450
0262 Mental Illness As enacted, requires court clerks to report the race, sex, and, if known, social security number of a person judicially committed or adjudicated a mental defective to the federal bureau of investigation-NICS index and the department of safety for use in determining a person's eligibility to purchase firearms; requires that such information be confidential. SB0472
0263 Wine & Wineries As enacted, renames the "direct shipper's license" to be "winery direct shipper's license". SB0536
0264 Controlled Substances As enacted, requires, under the Tennessee Prescription Safety Act, the controlled substance committee or the commissioner of health to release confidential information from the controlled substance database to the attorney general and reporter upon request for the purpose of reviewing, querying, or otherwise using the data in conjunction with investigating or litigating a civil action involving controlled substances. SB0566
0265 Taxes, Real Property As enacted, revises provisions governing place of assessment. SB0708
0266 Education, Higher As enacted, requires a degree-granting postsecondary educational institution to designate a staff member to serve as a homeless-student liaison to assist homeless students who are enrolled in the institution, and to develop a plan to provide homeless students who are enrolled in the institution access to housing resources, if the institution offers housing resources. SB0763
0267 Boats, Boating As enacted, requires a marina, livery, or other rental operation to provide motorboat orientation to a renter before hiring, leasing, or renting a motorboat to the renter. SB0857
0268 Criminal Offenses As enacted, rewrites the criminal offense of female genital mutilation; extends the statute of limitations for criminal prosecutions or civil actions for female genital mutilation. SB1166
0269 Education, Curriculum As enacted, requires that the family life curriculum used in public schools include instruction on the detection, intervention, prevention, and treatment of human trafficking in which the victim is a child; requires each local board of education to require that each teacher employed by the board receive a one-time in-service training on the detection, intervention, prevention, and treatment of human trafficking in which the victim is a child, which must be accomplished through the viewing of a video recording approved by the LEA. SB1195
0270 Education, State Board of As enacted, authorizes the state board to extend the six-year period required for the standards review and development committees and advisory teams to review the standards for English language arts and mathematics one time for a period not to exceed three years. SB1241
0271 Election Laws As enacted, prohibits a person convicted of voter fraud in any state from assisting a person with voting in this state, including early voting and by absentee ballot. SB1264
0272 Education, Curriculum As enacted, revises provisions governing released time courses. SB1373
0273 Motor Vehicles As enacted, authorizes off-highway vehicles to be operated on certain segments of state highways in Morgan County. SB1375
0274 Local Education Agencies As enacted, requires LEAs to provide students and parents of students enrolled in grades 9-12 with certain information regarding college and career experiences. SB1398
0275 Health, Dept. of As enacted, authorizes the department to seek a federal grant from the federal department of health and human services' health resources and services administration, or any other applicable entity, to develop a training program for certified nurse practitioners in treating and processing a minor who is a victim of certain sexual offenses; requires the training program to be free of charge for participants. SB1468
0276 Motor Vehicles As enacted, statutorily sets the excess height movement for which a road survey is required to be those in excess of 15 feet 6 inches. SB1498
0277 Municipal Government As enacted, requires municipalities to contract with a bank for the deposit of municipal funds; requires periodic evaluation of such contracts. SB0072
0278 Judgments As enacted, enacts the "Uniform Foreign-Country Money Judgments Recognition Act." SB0275
0279 Firearms and Ammunition As enacted, updates the definitions of "firearm" and "antique firearm" to mirror definitions under federal law; makes various changes related to updated definitions. SB0594
0280 Tennessee Higher Education Commission As enacted, requires, by February 15 of each year, the commission to provide a report to the general assembly detailing appropriations made to, and matching funds received by, each federal land-grant institution of higher education in this state for certain programs. SB0668
0281 Criminal Procedure As enacted, prohibits a court from accepting any plea agreement that allows an elected public official who is charged with an infamous crime involving an offense committed in the person's official capacity or involving the duties of the person's office from qualifying for, seeking, or holding public office at some point in the future. SB0731
0282 Taxes, Hotel Motel As enacted, authorizes the City of Ashland City, by ordinance adopted by a two-thirds vote, to levy an occupancy tax of not more than 2.5 percent on the privilege of staying in any hotel or motel in Ashland City; the ordinance must set forth the manner of collection and administration of the privilege tax; requires that all proceeds received by the municipality from the tax be used for tourism development. SB0007
0283 Education As enacted, extends the date of the repeal of the Virtual Public Schools Act from June 30, 2019, to June 30, 2023. SB0020
0284 Naming and Designating As enacted, names the visitor center at the Tipton-Haynes Historic Site in Johnson City in honor of Penny McLaughlin. SB0021
0285 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the employee suggestion award board to June 30, 2023. SB0097
0286 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the department of human resources to June 30, 2023. SB0109
0287 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the board of boiler rules to June 30, 2023. SB0120
0288 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the elevator and amusement device safety board to June 20, 2023. SB0121
0289 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the state unemployment compensation advisory council to June 30, 2023. SB0122
0290 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the prevailing wage commission to June 30, 2023. SB0123
0291 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the department of commerce and insurance to June 30, 2023. SB0138
0292 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the state board of education to June 30, 2024. SB0143
0293 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the energy efficient schools council to June 30, 2023; requires the council and the department of education to appear before sunset review committee in 2019 to discuss progress made in addressing findings in its 2018 audit. SB0144
0294 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the Austin Peay State University, board of trustees to June 30, 2021; creates a separate sunset provision for the university. SB0147
0295 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the East Tennessee State University, board of trustees to June 30, 2021; creates a separate sunset provision for the university. SB0148
0296 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the Middle Tennessee State University, board of trustees to June 30, 2021; creates a separate sunset provision for the university. SB0149
0297 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the Tennessee State University, board of trustees to June 30, 2021; creates a separate sunset provision for the university. SB0150
0298 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the Tennessee Technological University, board of trustees to June 30, 2021; creates a separate sunset provision for the university. SB0151
0299 Sunset Laws As enacted, extends the University of Memphis, board of trustees to June 30, 2021; creates a separate sunset provision for the university. SB0152
0300 Alcoholic Beverages As enacted, authorizes the sale of alcoholic beverages and beer for consumption on the premises of Zoo Knoxville and Nashville Zoo during the zoos' regular operating hours. SB0181

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