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2004 Regular Session

SB806 by Senator Reggie P. Dupre, Jr.

TAX EXEMPTIONS: Constitutional amendment to provide for the homestead exemption to certain people, certain land, to property occupied by a surviving spouse, by certain trusts, where usufruct has been granted for a lifetime and under bond for deed contracts. (EN SEE FISC NOTE LF RV See Note)

Current Status: Sent to the Secretary of State - Act 929

House Floor Amendment B588-A - BRUNEAU Adopted

House Floor Amendment B488-D - BOLWER Adopted

House Floor Amendment B480 - DOERGE Adopted

House Floor Amendment B494 - TOWNSEND Withdrawn

House Committee Amendment CIVIL LAW Adopted

House Committee Amendment WAYS & MEANS Adopted

Senate Floor Amendment #85 - DUPRESenate Adopted

Senate Floor Amendment #69 - DUPRESenate Adopted

S Leg Bureau AmendmentBUREAUSenate Adopted

SB806 Resume Digest

Summary of House Amendments to SB806

Redigest SB806

Digest SB806 Re-engrossed

Digest SB806 Engrossed

Digest SB806 Original

Fiscal Note - SB806 Enrolled

Fiscal Note - SB806 Re-Engrossed With House Cmte Amendments

Fiscal Note - SB806 Re-Engrossed

Fiscal Note - SB806 Original

S Vote SB806 CONCUR BY DUPRE

H Vote SB806 FINAL PASSAGE

S Vote SB806 FINAL PASSAGE

Reggie P. Dupre, Jr. (primary)

Jeffery "Jeff" J. Arnold

Date	Chamber	Journal Page	Action
07/15	S	0	Effective date: See Act.
07/15	S	0	Becomes Act No. 929.
06/21	S	145	Sent to the Secretary of State on 6/22/2004.
06/17	H	53	Signed by the Speaker of the House.
06/17	S	62	Enrolled and signed by the President of the Senate.
06/16	S	65	Amendments proposed by the House read and concurred in, 33 yeas and 5 nays. Motion to reconsider tabled.
06/15	S	2	Received from the House with amendments.
06/14	H	68	Read third time by title, amended, roll called on final passage, yeas 95, nays 7. The bill, having received two-thirds vote of the members elect, was finally passed, ordered to the Senate.
06/14	H	67	Reconsidered.
06/14	H	67	Rules suspended.
06/14	H	67	Motion to reconsider called from the table.
06/14	H	58	Read third time by title, amended, roll called on final passage, yeas 95, nays 6. The bill having received two-thirds vote of the members elect, was finally passed, ordered to the Senate.
06/03	H	7	Read by title, amended, passed to 3rd reading - regular calendar.
06/02	H	46	Reported without Legislative Bureau amendments.
06/01	H	36	Reported with amendments. (7,0) (Regular) Referred to the Legislative Bureau.
05/26	H	27	Read by title, recommitted to the Committee on CIVIL LAW&PROCEDURE.
05/25	H	35	Reported with amendments. (13,0) (Regular) To be recommitted to the committee on CIVIL LAW&PROCEDURE.
04/29	H	3	Read by title, under the rules, referred to the Committee on WAYS & MEANS.
04/28	H	2	Received in the House from the Senate, rules suspended, read by title.
04/27	S	16	Read by title and finally passed as amended 35 yeas and 1 nays. Title read and adopted, bill ordered to the House. Motion to reconsider tabled.
04/22	S	19	Made special order of the day No. 1 for 4/27/2004.
04/21	S	19	Read by title, engrossed and passed to a third reading.
04/20	S	19	Substitute for Senate Bill No. 158 ; read by title.