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MS HB694
Bill
Status
4/2/2024
Primary Sponsor
Steve Massengill
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AI Summary
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Requires the division to notify both the licensee and their employer by first class mail when a commercial driver's license holder is behind on child support and faces possible suspension within 90 days.
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Maintains the existing 90-day notice period before license suspension and allows licensees to request a review or negotiate a payment schedule for child support arrearages.
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Specifies that licensing entities must notify both the licensee and employer within three business days of suspending a commercial driver's license for non-compliance with child support orders.
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Brings forward Section 93-11-163 to allow courts to order license suspension for child support delinquency and requires licensing entities to treat such suspensions the same as administrative suspensions.
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Takes effect July 1, 2024.
Legislative Description
Commercial Driver's License; require notice to employer when possibility of suspension for unpaid child support.
Last Action
Died In Committee
4/2/2024