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AL SB273
Bill
Status
3/5/2020
Primary Sponsor
Will Barfoot
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AI Summary
SB273 Summary
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Removes requirement that Adjutant General must be an active National Guard officer with prior line service; instead requires 15 years total National Guard service, 5 years as commissioned active officer, age 30-65, and Alabama citizenship.
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Adjutant General compensation equals the pay of the rank indicated on the officer's valid commission, including all pay, subsistence allowances, and housing allowances.
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General officers of the line are appointed by the Governor with Senate advice and consent; appointees serve until the next regular legislative session and the position becomes vacant if not confirmed.
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Governor may submit officers for Senate confirmation as general officers at any time regardless of vacancy; confirmation expires at the conclusion of the final legislative session of the quadrennium during which confirmation occurred if officer is not appointed.
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Military Department cannot seek federal recognition of general officer appointments until after Senate confirmation is obtained.
Legislative Description
Military Dept., clarifying the method of appointment and confirmation of the Adjutant General and general officers of the National Guard, to provide for the compensation of the Adjutant General, and to revise qualifications of the Adjutant General, Secs. 31-2-55, 31-2-58, 31-2-72 am'd.
Military Affairs
Last Action
Read for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Veterans and Military Affairs
3/5/2020