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HB 516
  • Introduced
    Mar 09, 2021
  • Passed House
  • Passed Senate
  • Signed into Law
HB 516
Alabama House Bill
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Critical infrastructure, provides further for crime of unauthorized entry of a critical infrastructure, including unmanned aircraft systems, provides additional penalties, Sec. 13A-7-4.3 am'd.
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House • May 06, 2021: Indefinitely Postponed
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Mar 02, 2021, House
Motion to Local Application adopted Roll Call 252
YES: 65
NO: 0
OTHER: 39
YES: 65

NO: 0

    ABSTAIN: 29

    NOT VOTING: 10

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    Mar 02, 2021, House
    Meadows motion to Suspend Rules adopted Roll Call 250
    YES: 94
    NO: 0
    OTHER: 10
    YES: 94

    NO: 0

      ABSTAIN: 3

      NOT VOTING: 7

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      Mar 02, 2021, House
      Motion to Local Application adopted Roll Call 231
      YES: 56
      NO: 1
      OTHER: 47
      YES: 56

      NO: 1

      ABSTAIN: 41

      NOT VOTING: 6

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      Mar 02, 2021, House
      Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 230
      YES: 67
      NO: 0
      OTHER: 37
      YES: 67

      NO: 0

        ABSTAIN: 31

        NOT VOTING: 6

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        Mar 02, 2021, House
        Motion to Reconsider adopted Roll Call 251
        YES: 75
        NO: 0
        OTHER: 29
        YES: 75

        NO: 0

          ABSTAIN: 20

          NOT VOTING: 9

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          • May 06, 2021 | House
            • Indefinitely Postponed
          • Apr 07, 2021 | House
            • Read for the second time and placed on the calendar
          • Mar 09, 2021 | House
            • Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security
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