HR487 Summary

• Establishes a special order calendar for the 28th legislative day of the Alabama House of Representatives, prioritizing 29 Senate bills for consideration
• The special order takes precedence over regular order of business but can be interrupted for regular order consideration at the presiding officer's call
• Bills cover diverse policy areas including public assistance fraud, tax administration, insurance, education, voting procedures, criminal law amendments, and tobacco regulation
• Includes notable measures such as SB116 (public assistance benefits restrictions), SB297 (sex offender proximity to schools), and SB2 (Kelley's Law expanding capital offenses)
• Bills continue on subsequent legislative days until all items on the special order calendar are disposed of