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| Chapter Number | Subject | Abstract | Bill Number |
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| 0401 | Taxes, Sales | As enacted, allocates certain revenue from state and local sales taxes to pay for capital projects and debt service associated with a sports facility of a major league professional football franchise. | HB1437 |
| 0402 | Criminal Offenses | As enacted, enacts "April's Law" to clarify that a person who engages in sexual contact with a corpse commits the offense of abuse of a corpse, a Class E felony. | HB0012 |
| 0403 | Administrative Procedure (UAPA) | As enacted, revises provisions governing payment of expenses incurred during proceedings related to contested cases. | HB0079 |
| 0404 | Open Meetings | As enacted, changes the notice requirement for meetings conducted under the Tennessee Governmental Entity Review Law, from 10 days prior to the hearing in newspapers of general circulation to seven days prior to such hearing on the general assembly website. | HB0573 |
| 0405 | Insurance Companies, Agents, Brokers, Policies | As enacted, requires an insurer to include cost sharing amounts paid by the enrollee, or on behalf of the enrollee by another person, when calculating an enrollee's contribution to an applicable cost sharing requirement, in certain circumstances. | HB0619 |
| 0406 | Children | As enacted, requires the commissioner of human services to designate a specific departmental staff person to serve, in addition to the staff person's other duties, as a liaison to provide an official, uniform message to child care providers, community stakeholders, department child care staff, and partner agencies, using all appropriate channels of communication. | HB0670 |
| 0407 | Alcoholic Beverages | As enacted, revises provisions governing the sale of alcoholic beverages on the premises of the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. | HB0682 |
| 0408 | Children's Services, Dept. of | As enacted, requires the department to publish the guidelines for the best practices for identifying and reporting signs of child abuse, child sexual abuse, and human trafficking in which the victim is a child on the department's website. | HB0723 |
| 0409 | Correction, Dept. of | As enacted, allows the department to contract with entities and organizations, including local governments, to create or operate community-based alternatives to incarceration; rewrites various provisions regarding community corrections, probation, probation revocation, and release on bail. | HB0784 |
| 0410 | Probation and Parole | As enacted, enacts the "Reentry Success Act of 2021". | HB0785 |
| 0411 | Consumer Protection | As enacted, requires a manufacturer, under certain circumstances, to replace farm machinery with comparable farm machinery or accept return of the farm machinery and refund the full purchase price and related repair costs, less a reasonable allowance for use and a reasonable offset for physical damage; creates a civil cause of action for consumers. | HB0830 |
| 0412 | Public Funds and Financing | As enacted, revises provisions governing appropriations in regards to laws that result in net increase or net decrease in periods of imprisonment in state facilities. | HB0841 |
| 0413 | Victims' Rights | As enacted, revises provisions governing restitution to victim; extends, from one year to two years, the time within which a victim of a crime may file a claim with the criminal injuries compensation fund. | HB0870 |
| 0414 | Foster Care | As enacted, requires the caseworker for a child who has been placed in foster care to document any objection to the child's placement with a relative that is made by another relative or other interested party; requires the department of children's services to include the number of such objections in its annual report on foster care. | HB0874 |
| 0415 | Child Labor | As enacted, allows an age-restricted venue to continue to permit smoking in the venue even if the venue employs a person under 21 years of age if the employee is at least 16 years of age, the child of the owner of the venue, and the venue is not an adult-oriented establishment. | HB0926 |
| 0416 | Pensions and Retirement Benefits | As enacted, increases from $40 to $50 the minimum amount that the state will match to an employee's optional retirement plan. | HB1016 |
| 0417 | Education | As enacted, revises provisions governing criminal history checks of certain persons who come in direct contact with school children or children in a child care program. | HB1131 |
| 0418 | Criminal Offenses | As enacted, revises offense of critical infrastructure vandalism. | HB1145 |
| 0419 | Election Laws | As enacted, revises provisions governing convenient voting centers. | HB1178 |
| 0420 | Trusts | As enacted, makes various changes to laws regarding trusts. | HB1186 |
| 0421 | Criminal Procedure | As enacted, authorizes law enforcement officers, district attorneys general, and the attorney general to seek criminal process for the production of wire and electronic communications and transactional records pertaining to the communications; sets guidelines for the service of and compliance with the criminal process. | HB1187 |
| 0422 | Taxes, Sales | As enacted, revises provisions governing special sales and use tax allocation in regard to minor league baseball stadium. | HB1204 |
| 0423 | Forfeiture of Assets | As enacted, revises provisions governing awards of attorney's fees in certain forfeiture actions. | HB1254 |
| 0424 | Insurance, Health, Accident | As enacted, requires the state to reimburse a local government that provides health insurance benefits for first responders in an amount equal to that portion of health insurance premiums or expenses for COBRA coverage for benefits for which the local government is responsible. | HB1373 |
| 0425 | Wine & Wineries | As enacted, authorizes a winery direct shipper that produces or manufactures less than 270,000 liters of wine per calendar year to ship up to 54 liters of wine to an individual per calendar year. | HB1481 |
| 0426 | Alcoholic Beverages | As enacted, reduces the population threshold, from 925 to 700, to make a municipality eligible to hold a referendum on the sale of alcoholic beverages. | HB1514 |
| 0427 | State Employees | As enacted, provides 36 hours of yearly leave for a state employee who is a veteran with a service-connected disability of 30 percent or more to be used to attend appointments related to the service-connected disability. | HB1578 |
| 0428 | Insurance Companies, Agents, Brokers, Policies | As enacted, provides that legal service plans entered into by a person and certain intermediary organizations are not considered legal insurance for the purposes of the Tennessee Legal Insurance Act. | SB0116 |
| 0429 | Taxes, Sales | As enacted, specifies that "private nonprofit college or university" as it relates to a certain sales and use tax exemption includes a nonprofit academic medical center and teaching hospital that operates as a separate nonprofit corporation, but which, when founded, was operated as a division of a private nonprofit college or university and that continues to provide education and training of physicians, nurses, and other allied healthcare professionals. | SB0146 |
| 0430 | Criminal Offenses | As enacted, broadens offense of property owner allowing an "underage adult" to consume alcohol to apply to all minors; sets a mandatory fine for convictions offenses related to providing alcohol to minors. | SB0157 |
| 0431 | Highway Signs | As enacted, authorizes the department of transportation to install appropriate signs along a state highway for the Doe Mountain recreational area. | SB0171 |
| 0432 | Beer | As enacted, revises provisions governing self-distribution by certain beer manufacturers. | SB0177 |
| 0433 | Economic and Community Development | As enacted, encourages each county's joint economic and community development board to include representation from school systems located within the county; revises other powers and actions taken by the board. | SB0224 |
| 0434 | Boats, Boating | As enacted, aligns penalties for boating under the influence with the penalties for driving under the influence; clarifies that the offenses of vehicular assault, aggravated vehicular assault, vehicular homicide, and aggravated vehicular homicide may be committed by a person boating under the influence. | SB0246 |
| 0435 | Fireworks | As enacted, makes various changes to the process for certification as an outdoor fireworks display operator, proximate pyrotechnic display operator, or flame effect display operator. | SB0263 |
| 0436 | Juvenile Offenders | As enacted, prohibits juvenile courts from placing certain juveniles on judicial diversion; imposes certain other restrictions on juveniles adjudicated delinquent for certain acts. | SB0281 |
| 0437 | Alcoholic Beverages | As enacted, revises provisions governing certain tasting events. | SB0332 |
| 0438 | Highway Signs | As enacted, requires that any state community colleges that are within the service area of Roane State Community College, located in Campbell County, and located within five miles of Interstate 75 be signed. | SB0427 |
| 0439 | Law Enforcement | As enacted, establishes a reward for information leading to the arrest of any person responsible for the shooting of a law enforcement officer in the line of duty; sets the reward at $10,000 if the officer is injured in the shooting or $20,000 if the officer is killed in the shooting. | SB0440 |
| 0440 | Criminal Offenses | As enacted, expands the offense of aggravated rioting to include rioting by a person who travels from outside the state with intent to commit a criminal offense and participating in a riot in exchange for compensation; increases the mandatory minimum sentence for aggravated rioting to 60 days if the person commits more than one aggravating circumstance. | SB0451 |
| 0441 | Disabled Persons | As enacted, prohibits certain healthcare providers and entities from discriminating against qualified persons for receipt of transplantations or anatomical gifts based solely on disability; prohibits insurers that offer plans covering transplantations from denying coverage solely on disability. | SB0488 |
| 0442 | Comptroller, State | As enacted, replaces the requirement that if a witness cannot be found, a copy of a subpoena issued by the comptroller of the treasury to the witness be left at the place of residence of the witness with the requirement that a copy of the subpoena be mailed by first-class mail to the last known address of the witness; adds, as an alternative to hand delivery of a subpoena, that the subpoena be mailed to the witness by certified mail, return receipt requested. | SB0536 |
| 0443 | Firearms and Ammunition | As enacted, clarifies that the term "crime of violence" in regard to weapons offenses includes aggravated rape of a child rather than especially aggravated rape of a child. | SB0555 |
| 0444 | Firearms and Ammunition | As enacted, enacts the "Tennessee Firearm Protection Act." | SB0557 |
| 0445 | Veterans Services, Dept. of | As enacted, enacts the "Major Trevor Joseph Act," which requires the department to provide burial services for a person who died while on active duty with the armed forces and is being interred in a state veterans cemetery on a date requested by the family members of the person if the department is given notice of the burial at least 72 hours in advance of the burial. | SB0793 |
| 0446 | Courts, Administrative Office of the | As enacted, requires the AOC to provide each court clerk in a county that has not installed TnCIS with a list of the data that is required under Rules of the Supreme Court of Tennessee or state law; requires the AOC and court to coordinate efforts to ensure that the court clerks submit the required data by January 1, 2022, and in an ongoing manner thereafter, pursuant to procedures established by the AOC. | SB0829 |
| 0447 | Public Records | As enacted, revises provisions relative to the destruction of original public records. | SB0832 |
| 0448 | Energy | As enacted, adds the chair of the Tennessee public utility commission or the chair's designee as a voting member of the state energy policy council. | SB0849 |
| 0449 | Trusts | As enacted, allows real property conveyances to a trust to vest title in the trustee of the trust; requires that public records referencing a trust be indexed by the name of the trust, if stated in the document, and in the name of each trustee listed in the document. | SB0881 |
| 0450 | Highways, Roads and Bridges | As enacted, enacts the "Caitlyn Kaufman Interstate Safety Act," which expands the authorized uses of surveillance cameras on interstate highways. | SB0354 |
| 0451 | Alcoholic Beverages | As enacted, authorizes, for a period of two years, certain establishments authorized to sell alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption to also offer drive-through, pickup, and carryout orders; revises other related provisions. | HB0241 |
| 0452 | Education | As enacted, enacts the "Tennessee Accommodations for All Children Act." | HB1233 |
| 0453 | Public Buildings | As enacted, requires a public or private entity or business that operates a building or facility open to the general public to post a notice at the entrance of each public restroom of the entity's or business's policy of allowing a member of either biological sex to use any public restroom within the building or facility, if the entity or business maintains such a policy. | HB1182 |
| 0454 | Appropriations | As enacted, makes appropriations for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2020, and July 1, 2021. | SB0912 |
| 0455 | Bond Issues | As enacted, authorizes the state to issue and sell bonds of up to $126 million. | SB0910 |
| 0456 | Budget Procedures | As enacted, establishes a sales tax holiday on food and food ingredients and on prepared food (excluding alcoholic beverages) from Friday, July 30, 2021, through Thursday, August 5, 2021; revises qualified work-based learning grant program provisions. | SB0909 |
| 0457 | Appropriations | As enacted, authorizes the index of appropriations from state tax revenues for 2021-2022 fiscal year to exceed the index of estimated growth in the state's economy by $431,600,000 or 2.37 percent. | SB0911 |
| 0458 | Criminal Offenses | As enacted, adds nurses to the assault against a first responder who is discharging or attempting to discharge official duties statute. | SB0019 |
| 0459 | TennCare | As enacted, enacts the "Annual Coverage Assessment Act of 2021." | SB0123 |
| 0460 | Health Care | As enacted, specifies that standard medical practice does not involve prescribing hormone treatment for gender dysphoric or gender incongruent prepubertal minors; prohibits a healthcare prescriber from prescribing a course of treatment that involves hormone treatment for gender dysphoric or gender incongruent prepubertal minors, except that a healthcare prescriber may prescribe a course of treatment that involves hormone treatments for prepubertal minors for diagnoses of growth deficiencies or other diagnoses unrelated to gender dysphoria or gender incongruency. | SB0126 |
| 0461 | Health, Dept. of | As enacted, requires licensing authority, upon learning a healthcare prescriber was indicted for or convicted of certain criminal offenses, to restrict or revoke, respectively, the prescriber's ability to prescribe controlled substances; requires licensing authority to suspend the license of certain healthcare professionals upon finding the healthcare professional failed to comply with physician collaboration requirements; requires facility administrators to report certain information. | SB0212 |
| 0462 | Law Enforcement | As enacted, revises various provisions of the Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act. | SB0258 |
| 0463 | Regional Authorities and Special Districts | As enacted, revises various provisions under the Human Resource Agency Act of 1973. | SB0280 |
| 0464 | Elder Abuse | As enacted, recreates the elder abuse task force, which was terminated and dissolved January 15, 2021; extends date for the task force to submit its findings and recommendations to the governor and general assembly to January 15, 2022. | SB0304 |
| 0465 | Dentists and Dentistry | As enacted, authorizes a dentist licensed in this state to administer a vaccination against COVID-19 if the dentist has received appropriate training as recommended by the centers for disease control and prevention. | SB0410 |
| 0466 | Tourism | As enacted, increases maximum amount of additional fee that may be imposed on certain sales in central improvement districts under the Convention Center and Tourism Development Financing Act; specifies how additional fee may be used. | SB0424 |
| 0467 | Scholarships and Financial Aid | As enacted, removes the requirement that a home school student must be enrolled as a home school student for a full year to be eligible for certain state lottery scholarships; adds those who complete six credit hours of dual enrollment courses to be eligible for the Tennessee HOPE scholarship. | SB0458 |
| 0468 | Controlled Substances | As enacted, adds required information to the report issued by the commissioner of health regarding the impact and effects of restrictions and limitations on the use of opioids to treat patients. | SB0484 |
| 0469 | Education, Higher | As enacted, ends the BEST college savings program that permitted tuition units to be purchased under a tuition contract; provides for the use, refund, or rollover to another college savings plan of all funds remaining under any tuition contract. | SB0501 |
| 0470 | Public Employees | As enacted, specifies that an employee of a county or municipality is not entitled to back pay if the employee is arrested and placed on administrative leave and then voluntarily separates from employment, even if the charges are dropped or the employee is found not guilty, or is terminated for reasons other than the arrest; requires that the records of the administrative actions be preserved. | SB0610 |
| 0471 | Textbooks | As enacted, revises various provisions governing textbooks and instructional materials; prohibits public school teachers and principals from using or permitting the use of textbooks and instructional materials created to align exclusively with the Common Core State Standards or that are marketed or otherwise identified as Common Core textbooks or materials. | SB0630 |
| 0472 | County Government | As enacted, prohibits certain persons from having a direct or indirect interest in a contract with a county for the purchase of supplies, materials, equipment, or services. | SB0656 |
| 0473 | Gaming | As enacted, authorizes a nonprofit organization to conduct a bingo game as its annual event for purposes of the Tennessee Nonprofit Gaming Law. | SB0664 |
| 0474 | General Assembly, Directed Studies | As enacted, creates the Tennessee child care task force. | SB0677 |
| 0475 | Clerks, Court | As enacted, requires the circuit court clerks, criminal court clerks, clerks and masters of chancery courts, clerks of courts of general sessions, county clerks, clerks of juvenile and probate courts, and clerks of law and equity courts within Knox County to charge the standard schedule of fees. | SB0688 |
| 0476 | Dentists and Dentistry | As enacted, revises present law provisions regarding the examination to become licensed as a dentist. | SB0702 |
| 0477 | Taxes, Sales | As enacted, revises provisions regarding the aviation fuel tax. | SB0772 |
| 0478 | Firefighters | As enacted, provides annual $600 cash supplements to volunteer firefighters who successfully complete in each year an in-service training course. | SB0778 |
| 0479 | Local Education Agencies | As enacted, requires each LEA to have an open enrollment period in which a parent or guardian of a student may seek to transfer the parent's or guardian's student to a school in the LEA that the student is not zoned to attend. | SB0788 |
| 0480 | Taxes, Sales | As enacted, allows for sales or use taxes collected from a customer by a dealer being refunded to the customer if the customer twice requested a refund from the dealer and the dealer failed or declined to issue the refund and other criteria are met. | SB0883 |
| 0481 | Taxes, Privilege | As enacted, makes permanent the removal of the cap on the amount of state shared sales tax revenue remitted to premiere type tourist resort municipalities. | SB0897 |
| 0482 | Environment and Conservation, Department of | As enacted, requires the commissioner to promulgate rules that take effect by July 1, 2021, to create a commercial use authorization to allow persons wanting to engage in commercial activities at state parks or state natural areas to obtain a permit to do so; specifies that the rules must include fees structured to promote park self-sufficiency and economic development. | SB1075 |
| 0483 | Administrative Procedure (UAPA) | As enacted, continues permanent rules filed with the secretary of state after January 1, 2020. | SB1076 |
| 0484 | Human Services, Dept. of | As enacted, authorizes the department to utilize an enrollment-based child care subsidy payments program that complies with all applicable federal funding requirements and legal authority and that seeks to provide adequate, stable payments to providers of child care services by establishing effective payment practices based upon accurate time and attendance systems. | SB1105 |
| 0485 | Fireworks | As enacted, requires the state fire marshal to verify that an applicant for a fireworks permit is locally licensed to do business in this state and is registered with the department of revenue prior to issuing a permit. | SB1111 |
| 0486 | Pensions and Retirement Benefits | As enacted, authorizes a correctional officer of a local government who is a member of the state retirement system to retire under the state retirement system upon completion of 25 years of creditable service; authorizes local governments participating in TCRS to adopt a mandatory age of retirement for correctional officers. | SB1114 |
| 0487 | Campaigns and Campaign Finance | As enacted, disqualifies an officer of a multicandidate political campaign committee from running for a state or local public office if the multicandidate political campaign committee has not paid a lawfully assessed civil penalty for a violation of the financial disclosure laws or the campaign contribution laws within 30 days; revises other provisions regarding political campaign committees. | SB1120 |
| 0488 | Utilities, Utility Districts | As enacted, changes the compensation, from an amount not to exceed $1,000 annually to an amount not to exceed $200 monthly, for the board of directors of the Reelfoot Lake regional utility and planning district. | SB1187 |
| 0489 | Law Enforcement | As enacted, requires law enforcement agencies to develop certain policies regarding the use of force; prohibits magistrates from issuing no-knock warrants; establishes certain reporting requirements. | SB1380 |
| 0490 | Education | As enacted, revises various provisions regarding the achievement school district. | HB0074 |
| 0491 | Opioids | As enacted, establishes the opioid abatement fund; enacts the "Opioid Abatement Council Act"; enacts the "Tennessee Opioid Abatement Act"; authorizes the attorney general and reporter to settle claims against opioid manufacturers. | HB1132 |
| 0492 | Juvenile Offenders | As enacted, redefines "seclusion" with regard to children in custody at juvenile detention facilities approved, certified, or licensed by the department of children's services, including youth development centers; enacts other related provisions. | SB0383 |
| 0493 | Education | As enacted, deletes several obsolete provisions and makes various substantive changes to education laws; establishes parameters for the teaching of certain concepts related to race and sex. | SB0623 |
| 0494 | Expunction | As enacted, extends eligibility for expunction to a person convicted of Class A misdemeanor assault prior to July 1, 2000. | SB0707 |
| 0495 | Health Care | As enacted, authorizes medical laboratory directors to monitor personnel remotely; creates exceptions to the Tennessee Medical Laboratory Act for pharmacies and private laboratories; revises other provisions of the Act. | SB0982 |
| 0496 | Taxes, Hotel Motel | As enacted, revises provisions governing the levying of a hotel occupancy tax by a local government. | SB1030 |
| 0497 | General Assembly, Directed Studies | As enacted, requires TACIR to study funding for all non fish and game recreational activities, particularly the use of non-motorized vessels, and submit a report of their findings and recommendations, including any proposed legislation or interim reports, to the general assembly no later than December 31, 2022. | SB1080 |
| 0498 | Human Services, Dept. of | As enacted, authorizes the department to utilize alternative methodologies to determine the cost of day care when setting the annual day care reimbursement rate and to take actions necessary to support the development of shared services alliances and family child care networks to improve the quality of child care in this state, give child care providers access to innovative child care business resource platforms, and provide a means of cost savings to child care providers through negotiated discounts. | SB1104 |
| 0499 | Pensions and Retirement Benefits | As enacted, authorizes, from May 25, 2021, to July 1, 2023, law enforcement officers who have been retired for at least nine months from TCRS from any superseded system administered by the state, or from any local retirement fund to accept employment as a law enforcement officer without loss or suspension of retirement benefits if certain conditions met. | SB1185 |
| 0500 | Elder Abuse | As enacted, enacts the "Safe Seniors Act of 2021". | SB1228 |
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