Jamie Scott

Bills by Category

Sponsored Bills (64)

• Democrat

  Other

  [SB501] To Create The Tenant Possessions Recovery Act; And To Require A Landlord To Provide Certain Notice To A Tenant When A Court Has Issued A Writ Of Possession.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [SCR7] To Recognize The Mills University Studies High School Comets Boys' Basketball Team As The Class 4a State Champions.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [HCR1005] To Honor The Arkansas Minority Health Commission During American Heart Month In February For Its Efforts To Address Heart Disease Among The Minority Populations Of Arkansas.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Civil Rights

  [HJR1002] An Amendment To The Arkansas Constitution To Repeal The Exception To The Prohibition Of Slavery And Involuntary Servitude.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Government Operations

  [SB517] To Amend The Law Concerning Conduct Of Elections; And To Allow A County Board Of Election Commissioners To Designate A Restroom For Campaign Workers And Volunteers.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB204] To Exempt From Gross Income A Gain By A Taxpayer Resulting From The Acquisition Of Property Under The Right Of Eminent Domain Or The Threat Of Condemnation.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Healthcare

  [SB225] To Require The Arkansas Medicaid Program To Provide A Category For Beneficiaries With Sickle Cell Disease.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [SB239] To Require A Report Card To Include A Student's Current Reading Grade Level.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Transportation

  [SB330] To Amend The Contents Of The Written Driver's License Test And The Driver's Instruction Manual; And To Add Hand Signals Used By Bicycle Operators To The Written Driver's License Test And The Driver's Instruction Manual.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB423] To Exempt From The Individual Income Tax Education Scholarships, Awards, And Grants From Nonprofit Volunteer Service Organizations.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [SB461] To Collect Data Regarding The Use Of Solitary Confinement In Arkansas Prisons And Jails.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Healthcare

  [SB476] To Allow Leave For Organ Donation For Certain State Employees; And To Prohibit Discrimination Against Individuals Applying For Life Insurance Who Are Organ Donors.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Labor & Employment

  [SCR3] To Urge The Arkansas Congressional Delegation To Propose An Amendment To The Federal Unemployment Tax Act To Waive The "reasonable Assurance" Clause.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Civil Rights

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

  Failed
• Democrat

  Business & Economy

  [HB1436] To Place Location Restrictions On Certain Food Processing Plants Operating A Slaughterhouse On The Same Grounds As The Food Processing Plants.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [SB609] To Provide For A Minor's Right To Consult With His Or Her Parent Or Guardian Before A Custodial Interrogation.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Education

  [HB1528] To Require A Report Card To Include A Student's Current Reading Grade Level.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1534] To Increase The Homestead Property Tax Credit.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1332] To Require The Arkansas Medicaid Program To Evaluate Claims For Diagnoses Frequency Of Obesity-related Conditions And Present The Costs.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Education

  [HB1709] To Amend The Human Services Workers In The Schools Program; And To Include Mental Health Counselors In The Human Services Workers In The Schools Program.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [SCR8] To Recognize The Mills University Studies High School Lady Comets Basketball Team As The Class 4a Conference Champions And To Remember Head Coach Joe Gregory's Wife, Cynthia Gregory.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [SB607] To Establish The Requirements For A Public School District That Initiates And Maintains A Four-day School Week; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1723] To Amend Initiated Act 1 Of 2000, Also Known As The Tobacco Settlement Proceeds Act; And To Direct The Arkansas Minority Health Commission To Establish And Administer A Grant Program For School-based Health Centers.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Education

  [HB1755] To Require Each Public School To Participate In The Arkansas Prevention Needs Assessment Survey.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Criminal Justice

  [HB1984] To Create A Designation For A Registered Sex Offender On A Driver's License Or Identification Card.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Labor & Employment

  [SB241] To Amend The Uniform Attendance And Leave Policy Act; And To Grant Paid Leave To Public Employees In The Event Of The Death Of A Public Employee's Family Member Or Child.

  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

  Public Safety

  [SB371] To Establish A Standardized System To Aid In The Search Of Missing Children Who Do Not Meet The Criteria For Activation Of The Arkansas Amber Alert System.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [SB530] To Amend The Arkansas Wood Energy Products And Forest Maintenance Income Tax Credit.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Criminal Justice

  [SB555] To Amend The Law Concerning The Offense Of Video Voyeurism; To Extend The Statute Of Limitations For The Offense Of Video Voyeurism; And To Make An Order Of Protection Available To A Victim Of Video Voyeurism.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Environment

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

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Government Operations

  [HB1855] To Amend The Laws Concerning The Powers And Duties Of The Department Of Agriculture And The Arkansas Forestry Commission; And To Amend The Laws Relating To Fire Protection District Boundaries.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

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

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1333] To Mandate Coverage For Breastfeeding And Lactation Consultant Services.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1657] To Amend The Arkansas Wood Energy Products And Forest Maintenance Income Tax Credit.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1712] To Establish The Social Work Licensure Compact In This State.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1782] To Prohibit Over-the-counter Diet Pills From Being Sold, Transferred, Or Otherwise Furnished To A Person Who Is Under Eighteen Years Of Age.

  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
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [SR70] To Recognize Ronald Mcdonald House Charities® For Fifty Years Of Service In Improving The Health And Well-being Of Children And Their Families And Directly Impacting The Local Communities Of The State Of Arkansas.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [SB463] To Require The Arkansas Public Service Commission To Approve Or Deny Settlement Agreements Concerning Closing Or Eliminating Electric Generation Units Or Transmission Assets.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [HCR1010] Requesting A Study Of Ways To Improve The State's Juvenile Justice System For Youth.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [SCR6] To Recognize The North Little Rock High School Charging Wildcats Varsity Cheer Team For Winning The Class 6a State Championship.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [SB623] Concerning The Treatment Of Female Inmates And Detainees In Correctional Or Detention Facilities; And To Amend The Law Regarding The Treatment Of An Inmate Or Detainee Who Is Pregnant Or Has Recently Delivered A Child.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Government Operations

  [HB1268] To Allow A Public Transit Authority To Become A Participating Public Employer And For Its Employees To Become Members Of The Arkansas Public Employees' Retirement System.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB189] To Authorize Ivermectin For Human Use To Be Sold Without A Prescription Or Consultation With A Healthcare Professional.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Public Safety

  [HB1505] To Require A Public Employer To Offer And Provide Coverage For Licensed Counseling For A Public Safety Employee Who Has Experienced A Traumatic Event; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [HB1721] To Amend Sections Of The Arkansas Code To Prohibit Greyhound Racing And Simulcasting Of Greyhound Racing.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [SMR5] To Remember Pastor Robert J. Jenkins For His Good Works And Devoted Service In His Community And The State Of Arkansas.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [SB524] To Make Operation Of An Illegal Online Casino Or Sports Betting A Felony; To Create The Interactive Gaming Act And To Include Name, Image, Or Likeness Drawing Games And Casino Gaming; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [HB1861] To Make Operation Of An Illegal Online Casino Or Sports Betting A Felony; To Create The Interactive Gaming Act; To Regulate Internet Gaming And Include Name, Image, Or Likeness Games And Gaming; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB263] To Increase The Homestead Property Tax Credit.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Criminal Justice

  [SB462] To Create A Certificate Of Employability For A Person With A Felony Conviction; And To Allow The Division Of Correction And Circuit Courts To Issue Certificates Of Employability.

  Introduced
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

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

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [SR39] To Celebrate Women’s History Month During March 2025 And International Women’s Day On March 8, 2025.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [SR32] To Recognize Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., For Its Positive Impact Upon Its Communities, The State Of Arkansas, The Nation, And The World.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1353] To Regulate A Vision Benefit Manager; To Amend The Vision Care Plan Act Of 2015; To Amend The Healthcare Contracting Simplification Act.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

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

  Passed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [SR22] To Commend Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, For Its Contributions To The Community And To Designate February 25, 2025, As Alpha Kappa Alpha Day At The State Capitol.

  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

  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

  Ceremonial

  [SR29] To Recognize And Honor Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., For Its Contributions To Its Communities, The State Of Arkansas, The Nation, And The World.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [SR28] To Recognize And Honor Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated For Its Contributions To Its Communities, The State Of Arkansas, The Nation, And The World.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1402] To Amend Initiated Act 1 Of 2000, Also Known As The Tobacco Settlement Proceeds Act; And To Direct The Arkansas Minority Health Commission To Establish And Administer A Grant Program For School-based Health Centers.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [HB1351] To Regulate A Vision Benefit Manager; To Amend The Vision Care Plan Act Of 2015; And To Amend The Healthcare Contracting Simplification Act.

  Introduced

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