The resolution from the Senate of the Legislature of Alabama, dated Tuesday, March 19, 2024, establishes a special order of business for the sixteenth legislative day, which will take precedence over the regular order of business. The agenda includes the introduction of bills, house messages, reports from standing committees, motions and resolutions, and page. This resolution is to be implemented immediately upon its adoption.

The resolution outlines specific bills to be considered, including SB153, which deals with the expungement of records for youthful offenders; SB79, which restricts the consideration of criminal convictions by occupational licensing boards; SB65, which increases the statute of limitations for insurance fraud and grants additional powers to insurance fraud investigators; SB33, which provides for the employment of certain educational personnel by contract; SB119, which increases penalties for child labor law violations; SB56, which terminates retirement benefits for teachers and school employees convicted of certain sex crimes involving minors; SB73, which exempts agricultural fencing from taxation; SB168, which defines projects for municipal commercial development authorities; SB161, which authorizes sheriffs to conduct fundraising events; SB175, which increases compensation for local board of education members and requires continuing education; and SB162, which extends the dissolution date of a study commission on rehabilitation and reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals, adds members, and has retroactive effect.