Greg Leding

Bills by Category

Sponsored Bills (46)

• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB221] To Prohibit Risk-based Provider Organizations From Using Certain Types Of Contracting Practices When Contracting With Providers; To Amend The Medicaid Provider-led Organized Care Act; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Government Operations

  [SJR22] A Constitutional Amendment Concerning The Qualifications To Vote In An Election.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Civil Rights

  [SCR2] To Affirm That The American Dream Belongs To All Of Us.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1251] To Establish The Arkansas Anesthesiologist Assistant Act; And To Provide For Licensure Of Anesthesiologist Assistants.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1463] To Prohibit Disclosure Of Neuropsychological Or Psychological Test Materials Or Test Data.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [SB595] To Provide For A Minor's Right To Consult With His Or Her Parent Or Guardian Before A Custodial Interrogation.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1534] To Increase The Homestead Property Tax Credit.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1592] To Create The Arkansas Alzheimer's And Dementia Public Health Act.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [SB459] To Amend The Minimum Age Necessary To Adjudicate A Juvenile Delinquent.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB331] Concerning Coverage For Genetic Testing For Inherited Cancer Mutations; And To Create The Genetic Testing Act.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB507] To Require The Arkansas Medicaid Program To Cover Applied Behavior Analysis Services For Certain Beneficiaries.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB587] To Create The Parents' Peace Of Mind Act; To Establish Authorization For And Use Of A Monitoring Device In A Long-term Care Facility; To Provide For Waivers; And To Provide For Enforcement And Penalties.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Labor & Employment

  [SB585] To Require Certain Records Be Provided To An Employee Who Is A Minor.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB534] To Establish The Arkansas Kratom Consumer Protection Act; And To Remove Mitragynine And 7-hydroxymitragynine, Also Known As Kratom, From The Controlled Substances List In Arkansas.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [HB1947] To Amend The Law Concerning The Offense Of Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [SB541] To Amend The Law Concerning The Towing Or Storage Of A Vehicle, Implement, Or Piece Of Machinery; And To Amend The Law Concerning The Release Of A Vehicle That Has Been Towed Or Stored.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB82] To Increase The Sales And Use Tax Exemption For Used Motor Vehicles; And To Amend The Reduced Sales And Use Tax Rate Applicable To Purchases Of Used Motor Vehicles.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [SB458] To Require A Court To Consider The Impact Of Factors Such As Trauma And Involvement With The Child Welfare System On A Person Who Committed A Crime As A Minor During A Transfer Or Sentencing Hearing.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [SB457] To Amend The Law Concerning The Release From Parole Or Post-release Supervision Of Certain Persons Who Committed Crimes When They Were Under The Age Of Eighteen.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Government Operations

  [SB489] To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning The Placement Of A Monument On The State Capitol Grounds In Recognition Of The Desegregation Of The Charleston And Fayetteville School Districts In 1954.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Transportation

  [HB1913] To Amend The Law Concerning Driver's Licenses; And To Amend The Law Concerning The Qualifications For An Intermediate Driver's License.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB535] To Create A Sales And Use Tax Exemption For The Arkansas Museum Of Fine Arts And The Arkansas Museum Of Fine Arts Foundation.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [HB1833] To Amend The Law Concerning The Admissions At The University Of Arkansas College Of Medicine.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1732] To Increase The Amount Of The Income Tax Deduction Allowed For A Teacher's Classroom Investment.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Environment

  [HB1681] To Establish The Water And Sewer Treatment Facilities Grant Program; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [HB1150] To Prohibit A Pharmacy Benefits Manager From Obtaining Certain Pharmacy Permits.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [SR75] To Honor Sylvia Ann Hindsman Cornwell For Her Exemplary, Dedicated Service To The Senate And To The State Of Arkansas.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB123] To Amend The Law Concerning Coverage For Mammograms And Breast Ultrasounds.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1859] To Amend The Law Concerning Mastectomies.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [SB448] To Authorize The Financing Of Energy Efficiency Improvements, Alternative Energy Improvements, Building Resiliency Improvements, And Water Conservation Improvements.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Other

  [SR63] To Proclaim April As Aarp Month At The State Capitol And To Proclaim April 8, 2025, As Aarp Red Shirt Day At The State Capitol.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Public Safety

  [HB1474] Concerning The Prevention Of Human Trafficking; And To Require The Display Of Information About The National Human Trafficking Hotline.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Government Operations

  [SB424] To Amend The Law Concerning The Accountability And Transparency Of A Municipal Improvement District.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Criminal Justice

  [SB548] To Amend The Law Concerning Warrants Of Arrest; And To Require That Notice Of A Warrant Be Sent To The Person Named In The Arrest Warrant.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Criminal Justice

  [SB549] To Ensure That Mandated Costs And Fees Paid By A Defendant In A Criminal Case Shall Be Refunded Upon An Acquittal, A Dismissal, Or An Order Of Nolle Prosequi.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1860] To Modify The Period That A Visiting Qualifying Patient Registry Identification Card Is Valid; And To Establish A Process For Renewal Of A Qualifying Patient Registry Identification Card.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB222] To Amend The Medicaid Provider-led Organized Care Act; To Clarify Marketing By Providers Under The Medicaid Provider-led Organized Care Act; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB263] To Increase The Homestead Property Tax Credit.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [SCR4] To Recognize Former Representative And Senator Joyce Elliott During Black History Month For Her Service To The State Of Arkansas.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB419] To Create A Sales And Use Tax Exemption For Certain Sales To A Cultivation Facility.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [SB226] To Amend The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Act; And To Modify The Requirements For Professional Development In School Districts Related To Sudden Cardiac Arrest.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [SMR2] In Respectful Memory Of Former Arkansas Attorney General, United States Congressman, And Forty-third Governor Of Arkansas James "jim" Guy Tucker For His Service To The Nation And To The State Of Arkansas.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [SR23] To Recognize February 15-22, 2025, As National Ffa Week.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [HB1189] An Act To Amend Novice Teacher Mentoring Requirements Under The Teacher Excellence And Support System; And For Other Purposes.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB59] To Provide Each Student With One Breakfast At No Cost Each School Day Upon Request Without Consideration Of The Student's Eligibility For A Federally Funded Free Or Reduced-price Meal; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Government Operations

  [HB1220] To Amend The Membership Of The Arkansas Natural And Cultural Resources Council.

  Passed

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