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Bill	Title
HB 1001	provide for the assessment of property based on its acquisition value.
HB 1002	require that certain exempt property be assessed and that the value be published.
HB 1003	provide for the recovery of certain expenses in an action brought to court by any governmental subdivision relative to the assessment of property.
HB 1004	repeal performance-based budgeting.
HB 1005	revise the membership of the Value Added Finance Authority.
HB 1006	revise the membership on the Board of Economic Development.
HB 1007	provide for the regulation of the practice of certified professional midwifery.
HB 1008	require a managed care plan to contract with any provider willing to meet the terms and conditions of the plan.
HB 1009	require a managed care plan to have a medical director or director.
HB 1010	provide certain protections for persons enrolled in managed care plans.
HB 1011	provide covered persons in managed care plans with reasonable access to providers.
HB 1012	establish criteria for the use of utilization review by health carriers, utilization review organizations, and other contracted entities.
HB 1013	establish certain requirements regarding coverage of emergency medical services.
HB 1014	revise certain provisions related to the regulation, inspection, and transportation of livestock.
HB 1015	revise certain election procedures for the formation of certain special districts and the election of directors, managers, or trustees.
HB 1016	revise the procedure for school district elections involving tie votes or request for recount.
HB 1017	revise the responsibility for supervising the arrangement on how the candidates' names are listed on the ballot.
HB 1018	allow the precinct superintendent to assign duties to the members of an election board and to consolidate the position of judge and clerk.
HB 1019	provide for a statewide public defender program for indigents charged with certain high-grade felonies.
HB 1020	provide a general diversion program within the office of the state’s attorney for certain misdemeanor offenses.
HB 1021	provide a diversion program within the office of the state's attorney for restitution on insufficient funds checks.
HB 1022	provide for an extension of the period of imprisonment as a condition for probation or suspension of sentence.
HB 1023	revise certain dates pertaining to references to the Internal Revenue Code.
HB 1024	revise certain provisions regarding the minimum wage to be paid persons under twenty years of age.
HB 1025	revise confidentiality provisions regarding Department of Social Services record information concerning abuse or neglect resulting in the fatality or near fatality of a child.
HB 1026	require a permanency hearing to be held if the court has determined that reasonable efforts are not appropriate, to require that the court determine a compelling reason exists when long-term foster care is proposed as a permanent plan, and to clarify what circumstances constitute long-term foster care for children adjudicated as abused or neglected.
HB 1027	increase the maximum benefits payable under the crime victims' compensation program.
HB 1028	revise certain provisions relating to the inspection of certain residential care facilities.
HB 1029	repeal the definition for a rural primary care hospital and to provide for a definition of a critical access hospital.
HB 1030	require state health inspections of school food services programs.
HB 1031	revise certain provisions relating to state aid to education.
HB 1032	revise the causes for which a teacher's certificate may be revoked or suspended and to declare an emergency.
HB 1033	increase estimated cost for certain construction projects and to declare an emergency.
HB 1034	exempt the purchasing of natural gas from certain competitive bid requirements.
HB 1035	permit the State of South Dakota to waive performance and payment bonds for public improvements under certain circumstances.
HB 1036	permit the State of South Dakota to waive bid security on bids for public improvements under certain circumstances.
HB 1037	revise certain motor carrier regulations and to increase motor carrier eligibility for single trip permits.
HB 1038	revise the system of issuing and selling certain licenses, permits, and stamps by agents of the Department of Game, Fish and Parks, to repeal the reimbursement to counties for services rendered in such sales, and to provide additional funds to the state animal damage control fund.
HB 1039	repeal the licensing of resident and nonresident professional dog trainers, to restrict the training of dogs on wild game birds, and to repeal certain big game licensing requirements.
HB 1040	repeal certain restrictions regarding the hunting of black bears, mountain lions, and wolves and to establish civil damages for the unlawful taking of mountain lions.
HB 1041	remove the annual renewal requirements for a resident small game or resident fishing license for certain qualified persons.
HB 1042	authorize the secretary of commerce and regulation to issue restricted driver licenses to persons whose driving privileges have been withdrawn and to promulgate certain administrative rules.
HB 1043	revise certain provisions to require alcohol coverage under certain insurance policies and to limit the cancellation of certain insurance policies and to repeal certain provisions regarding insurance company use of automobile glass repair companies.
HB 1044	revise the date for the submission of certain continuing education reports by insurance agents.
HB 1045	revise certain provisions concerning the confidentiality of bank examinations.
HB 1046	revise certain provisions regarding installment transactions involving a motor vehicle.
HB 1047	grant state-chartered banks powers allowed federally chartered banks under certain conditions.
HB 1048	establish within the Board of Chiropractic Examiners a disciplinary committee and an ethics committee and to increase and establish certain fees regarding chiropractors.
HB 1049	require certain specifications and tolerances for weights and measures established by administrative rule to be in conformance with updated national standards.
HB 1050	revise the term, creditable coverage, with regard to health insurance policies and to clarify coverage for guarantee issue.
HB 1051	revise certain provisions regarding the fuel excise tax.
HB 1052	revise certain provisions regarding accident record fees.
HB 1053	revise the open container law.
HB 1054	modify the minimum penalties for second or subsequent offenses for driving under the influence.
HB 1055	revise and remove certain segments of the state trunk highway system.
HB 1056	revise certain requirements for coordination of benefits of group health plans.
HB 1057	revise certain provisions and fees regarding certain licenses issued by the Department of Agriculture and to revise certain provisions and fees regarding certain inspections.
HB 1058	revise the Board of Accountancy’s authority regarding certificate holders not in public practice and to revise certain educational, continuing education, and examination requirements for licensees and certificate holders.
HB 1059	provide a procedure for assigning certain staggered terms for the elected board members of an improvement district.
HB 1060	revise the procedure for the valuation of agricultural land and to declare an emergency.
HB 1061	revise the provisions exempting certain persons from service as jurors.
HB 1062	revise the duties of magistrate judges.
HB 1063	authorize the courts to suspend driving privileges for persons convicted of driving or physical control of a motor vehicle while under age twenty-one and under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances and to permit the granting of certain restricted driving privileges for such persons.
HB 1064	revise the court automation surcharge in civil actions, small claims proceedings, criminal actions, and proceedings before the Supreme Court.
HB 1065	exempt certain transportation services from sales and use tax.
HB 1066	increase certain inheritance tax exemptions.
HB 1067	mandate driver's education, to increase certain fees, and to make a continuous appropriation to provide funding.
HB 1068	revise and clarify certain provisions relating to elections and voter eligibility in county road districts.
HB 1069	require notification of the cancellation or termination of certain motor vehicle insurance policies and to provide for the revocation of vehicle licenses and registration unless coverage is secured.
HB 1070	authorize county road districts to establish certain vehicle speed and weight restrictions and to revise certain county road district formation requirements.
HB 1071	revise the residency requirement for magistrate judges.
HB 1072	provide for a school district transportation levy.
HB 1073	limit Board of Regents tuition and fees increases to the rate of inflation.
HB 1074	revise certain provisions related to enrollment and attendance by secondary school students in postsecondary courses.
HB 1075	repeal certain provisions related to public school open enrollment procedures and tuition.
HB 1076	appropriate federal funds for the continuation of the Visitation Enforcement Program Implementation Task Force.
HB 1077	clarify voting eligibility and procedures for certain municipal incorporation elections.
HB 1078	revise certain provisions regarding insurance premium discounts for persons fifty-five years of age or older who complete a safe driving course.
HB 1079	make an appropriation for the acquisition of Census 2000 redistricting data and to declare an emergency.
HB 1080	revise the inheritance tax exemptions and the rate of taxation applied to certain individuals.
HB 1081	permit certain municipal officials to serve in volunteer, unsalaried municipal positions.
HB 1082	revise certain provisions related to the impoundment of animals and the regulation of certain kennels.
HB 1083	revise the procedure for accepting certain bids.
HB 1084	establish deadlines for action by school districts on certain reorganization petitions.
HB 1085	allow certain persons on a county board of mental illness to serve more than two terms if appointed in the middle of a term.
HB 1086	revise certain provisions relating to lights on slow-moving vehicles.
HB 1087	place certain restrictions on loans obtained by insurance agents from their clients.
HB 1088	revise the requirements to determine if a building shall be connected to a public water system or public wastewater collection system.
HB 1089	revise certain provisions regarding the appointment of insurance agents.
HB 1090	revise administrative procedures regarding the filing of a notice of appeal, an application for a stay pending appeal, and the time for serving briefs.
HB 1091	provide that stipulations regarding the value of an estate being probated and decrees regarding the inheritance tax due be sealed.
HB 1092	revise certain provisions regarding the appointment of a special administrator for probate.
HB 1093	exempt limited liability companies from the filing fee for the first annual report under certain circumstances.
HB 1094	revise certain guardianship and conservatorship provisions regarding appointment hearings, financial statements, and successors.
HB 1095	revise certain administrative rules relating to telecommunications services.
HB 1096	make the appointment of the county planning commission permissive.
HB 1097	establish qualifications for substitute teachers.
HB 1098	revise the procedure for authorizing a bond issue involving two or more political subdivisions.
HB 1099	revise the exemptions to the practice of cosmetology.
HB 1100	establish the value added agricultural fund, to provide for its disbursement, and to appropriate certain sales and use tax collections to the fund.
HB 1101	authorize professional corporations comprised of health care professionals of more than one profession.
HB 1102	revise certain provisions regarding the disclaimer of a property interest a person is entitled to by will or intestate succession.
HB 1103	increase the per diem paid to jurors.
HB 1104	prohibit certain persons from holding elected county office.
HB 1105	authorize a person licensed to carry a concealed pistol in another state to carry a concealed pistol in this state under certain conditions.
HB 1106	repeal certain tax benefits available to railroads, to revise certain provisions regarding the right of eminent domain for railroads, and to revise the formula for assigning assessed railroad valuation to counties.
HB 1107	revise certain provisions regarding mutually binding agreements between beer wholesalers and brewers, to revise a term relative to beer industry relationships, and to make provisions for malt beverage brand extensions.
HB 1108	authorize public utilities or electric utilities to remove certain obstructions that may impair its operations.
HB 1109	provide, by a single procedure, for the amendment and restatement of the articles of incorporation of certain nonprofit corporations.
HB 1110	restrict the locations where video lottery machines may be placed and to increase sales and use taxes.
HB 1111	repeal certain recycling requirements.
HB 1112	revise certain provisions relating to tampering with public water systems and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1113	revise certain provisions concerning the release of information about children in correctional or detention facilities.
HB 1114	eliminate certain assessed valuation appeals by public taxing districts and governmental subdivisions.
HB 1115	restrict the area in which unarmed retrieval of certain small game is authorized.
HB 1116	establish certain civil penalties for overweight vehicle violations.
HB 1117	provide for the licensure and regulation of certain hunting and fishing guides.
HB 1118	provide for the participation of independent voters in primary elections.
HB 1119	exempt food from sales and use taxes.
HB 1120	permit voters to register on election day at the polling place.
HB 1121	provide health insurance coverage for diabetes supplies, equipment, and self-management training and education.
HB 1122	require each contractor or person who has a contractor's excise tax license to carry liability insurance.
HB 1123	revise certain provisions relating to the exercise of eminent domain by railroads.
HB 1124	establish the Governor's Scholars Program and to make an appropriation therefor.
HB 1125	establish a beverage container deposit and refund program.
HB 1126	standardize publication and hearing requirements for municipal and county planning and zoning procedures.
HB 1127	exempt property that is located within an improvement district from taxation by a township.
HB 1128	authorize the Banking Commission to establish rules regulating bank borrowings.
HB 1129	require the licensing of certain plumbers.
HB 1130	revise certain provisions regarding the involuntary commitment of certain mentally ill persons.
HB 1131	repeal the inheritance tax over a period of time.
HB 1132	establish a workforce development initiative within the Department of Social Services.
HB 1133	appropriate money for student incentive grants and tuition equalization grants.
HB 1134	revise certain provisions concerning weight and speed allowances for certain harvest vehicles.
HB 1135	allow certain community-based primary health organizations to provide publicly funded dental services.
HB 1136	revise who may be informed of a decedent's intention to make an anatomical gift.
HB 1137	revise the definition of outdoor recreation purpose for political subdivisions.
HB 1138	account for how taxes are paid by certain manufactured homes for certain school purposes, to establish how the Department of Revenue shall adjust the computation for local effort, and to classify certain manufactured homes as real property for property tax purposes.
HB 1139	require persons to show evidence of financial responsibility before certain motor vehicles can be registered.
HB 1140	decrease the rate of interest on property tax certificates and delinquent taxes.
HB 1141	establish a certain distance from a municipality's corporate limits in which the municipality has planning and zoning authority.
HB 1142	permit an increased proportion of a bank's stock and surplus to be invested in the value of the premises.
HB 1143	permit municipalities and school districts to open their polling places earlier.
HB 1144	increase the annual front footage assessment for certain township road maintenance and repairs.
HB 1145	allow certain services provided by membership organizations to be exempt from sales and use tax.
HB 1146	revise the procedure for determining when the unpaid taxes of a mobile home are delinquent.
HB 1147	authorize the construction of a new roof on the Dakota Dome at the University of South Dakota.
HB 1148	revise the definition of community for purposes of motor vehicle and snowmobile franchises.
HB 1149	increase the sales and use tax, to reduce the sales and use tax over a period of time, and to repeal the video lottery.
HB 1150	exempt certain nonprofit organizations from sales and use tax when transporting elderly or disabled persons.
HB 1151	revise the property tax levies for the general fund of a school district.
HB 1152	establish a school construction fund, to provide for loans from the fund, to increase the state portion of video lottery machine income, and to dedicate the additional revenue to the school construction fund.
HB 1153	revise the distance requirements for certain hunting and trapping activities.
HB 1154	establish the tobacco settlement trust fund.
HB 1155	revise the basis upon which certain noncommercial motor vehicle license fees are determined, to increase the fees over a certain time period, and to revise certain provisions regarding a wheel tax on motor vehicles.
HB 1156	require certain insurance policies to reimburse the services of licensed professional counselors -- mental health and marriage and family therapists.
HB 1157	require certain insurance policies to reimburse the services of marriage and family therapists.
HB 1158	allow counties to participate in a simulated election.
HB 1159	use cash rent to determine the value of agricultural land and to repeal the nonagricultural acreage classification.
HB 1160	permit a municipality or county to issue a temporary special retail on-sale wine dealers' license for certain special events.
HB 1161	increase the amount of motor vehicle liability insurance or proof of financial responsibility the owner of a motor vehicle must maintain to cover certain property damages occurring in an accident.
HB 1162	establish the A+ Schools Program in the fine arts, and to make an appropriation therefor.
HB 1163	increase the maximum amount allowable for the brand renewal fee.
HB 1164	provide certain injunctive relief against unwarranted emergency zoning ordinances, zoning maps, and other official controls.
HB 1165	provide certain injunctive relief against unwarranted emergency zoning ordinances.
HB 1166	revise the index factor for purposes of distributing state aid to education.
HB 1167	increase the tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products.
HB 1168	allow counties and municipalities to regulate use, distribution, marketing, promotion, and sale of tobacco products.
HB 1169	increase the motor vehicle excise tax and to provide for its distribution.
HB 1170	require the Division of Criminal Investigation to provide criminal history background checks in certain circumstances.
HB 1171	require insurance companies to reimburse the services of licensed professional counselors -- mental health.
HB 1172	authorize boards of county commissioners to hold certain meetings at locations outside of the county seat.
HB 1173	revise certain provisions regarding the requirement for children to be in a child passenger restraint system.
HB 1174	increase the excise tax on certain motor fuels and to deposit the increased revenue in the local government highway and bridge fund.
HB 1175	increase and revise license fees for certain noncommercial vehicles and to revise the distribution of such fees.
HB 1176	require an applicant to pay the actual costs of postage and handling for mailing license plates and stickers.
HB 1177	authorize the Board of Examiners of Psychologists to dismiss certain complaints.
HB 1178	revise the state aid for special education funding formula.
HB 1179	appropriate money for the expenses of the legislative, judicial, and executive departments of the state, certain officers, boards, and departments, for support and maintenance of the educational, charitable, and penal institutions, the South Dakota Veterans’ Home, for maintenance of the state capitol, and for support and maintenance of the state guard.
HB 1180	revise the penalty for certain assaults in jails and juvenile detention facilities.
HB 1181	revise certain provisions relating to small claims proceedings.
HB 1182	provide for the deposit of unclaimed property funds into the unclaimed property trust fund.
HB 1183	revise certain provisions regarding consumer installment sales contracts.
HB 1184	allow for the transfer of Harmony Hill to the State of South Dakota.
HB 1185	prohibit discrimination against certain employees for nonattendance due to severe weather or road conditions.
HB 1186	restrict access by minors to obscene materials on certain public access computers and to limit liability for certain related actions.
HB 1187	provide for a six-person jury in small claims actions.
HB 1188	establish minimum hours of operation for the office of the clerk of courts.
HB 1189	repeal the requirement that certain proposals for the regulation of professions and occupations be reviewed prior to session.
HB 1190	allow certain interstate shipments of wine.
HB 1191	establish the South Dakota partnership fund and the tobacco settlement fund.
HB 1192	extend the time allowed to file an affidavit of recusal of hearing examiner.
HB 1193	revise the definition of a temporary supplemental lot.
HB 1194	use cash rent to determine the value of agricultural land and to repeal the nonagricultural acreage classification.
HB 1195	increase and revise license fees for certain noncommercial vehicles and to revise the distribution of such fees.
HB 1196	allow the investment council to invest certain public funds and to restrict the investment of certain public funds.
HB 1197	revise certain provisions related to the organizational characteristics of certain commodity check-off programs.
HB 1198	revise certain provisions regarding the expenses of state officers and employees which are reimbursable.
HB 1199	restrict the distribution of alcoholic beverages to persons under eighteen years of age by parents, guardians, or spouses over twenty-one years of age.
HB 1200	increase sales and use taxes, repeal the video lottery, and dedicate any additional revenue to reducing property taxes or increasing the per student allocation.
HB 1201	increase the state portion of video lottery machine income, to dedicate the additional revenue, and to provide for the repeal of video lottery.
HB 1202	provide for the election of the secretary of agriculture.
HB 1203	clarify certain provisions relating to the maintenance of the child's birth certificate with the child's academic record.
HB 1204	provide for certain increases in the state minimum wage.
HB 1205	provide notice and benefits to certain employees affected by plant closings and mass layoffs.
HB 1206	provide for the release of confidential criminal justice information under certain circumstances.
HB 1207	increase the time period for which a driver''s license is revoked for certain drug offenses.
HB 1208	provide for the termination of a spousal joint tenancy by an interested person.
HB 1209	increase certain exemptions under the inheritance tax.
HB 1210	provide a time to appeal notice of termination to a school board and to conduct a hearing thereon.
HB 1211	extend the time for filing of the record in certain school appeals.
HB 1212	establish certain policies related to teacher staff reduction and recall.
HB 1213	protect the normal operation and use of sport shooting ranges.
HB 1214	establish a safety zone around occupied dwellings located adjacent to certain public hunting areas.
HB 1215	provide for the continuation at the state level of certain federal commodity checkoff programs and to allow certain state checkoff programs to temporarily suspend the collection of checkoff assessments.
HB 1216	require any person contesting a legislative election to first exhaust all statutory remedies.
HB 1217	revise the procedure for determining the period of time that has elapsed for a person who was previously convicted of driving under the influence.
HB 1218	create a postsecondary education loan and scholarship program and to make an appropriation therefor.
HB 1219	increase the school term.
HB 1220	repeal the wheel tax and to delay the effective date.
HB 1221	require that certain persons having contact with pupils in school have a certification of health.
HB 1222	regulate mobile health evaluation and screening providers.
HB 1223	allow access to a deceased person's medical record.
HB 1224	govern the conditions under which a municipality may grant additional CATV franchises.
HB 1225	exempt school districts from certain transportation requirements.
HB 1226	authorize counties to regulate certain section line hunting, fishing, and trapping practices.
HB 1227	provide for the suspension of certain production incentive or supplemental payments for the processing of certain agricultural commodities.
HB 1228	require that certain pupils receive immunization against hepatitis B.
HB 1229	require the reporting of certain weapons violations on school premises to local law enforcement authorities.
HB 1230	provide for the recovery of damages for checks, drafts, or orders not paid upon presentment.
HB 1231	increase certain motor vehicle dealer's license fees and to increase the bond to get a dealer's license.
HB 1232	provide for a retroactive application of the definition of telephone company operating property.
HB 1233	place certain restrictions on the ownership of livestock feedlots by certain livestock processors.
HB 1234	regulate certain livestock packer transactions.
HB 1235	revise certain transportation and recordkeeping requirements for ambulance services.
HB 1236	increase the retail sales tax on certain alcoholic beverages and to distribute the revenue to counties.
HB 1237	repeal the video lottery and to refer the Act to a vote of the electors of this state at the next general election.
HB 1238	increase the excise tax on certain motor fuels for state and local government purposes and to deposit the increased revenue for local government purposes in the local government highway and bridge fund.
HB 1239	provide for a statewide public defender program for indigents charged with certain high-grade felonies.
HB 1240	declare that the South Dakota Oilseeds Council, the South Dakota Soybean Research and Promotion Council, and the South Dakota Corn Utilization Council, are not agencies of the State of South Dakota, to repeal their rulemaking authority, and to revise other provisions relating to them and the Department of Agriculture.
HB 1241	revise certain provisions regarding a wheel tax on motor vehicles.
HB 1242	revise certain procedures regarding the reduction of license fees for older vehicles.
HB 1243	revise certain provisions related to conflicts of interest by school district personnel.
HB 1244	mandate that the South Dakota Board of Education promulgate rules to create resident and nonresident tuition rates at the technical institutes.
HB 1245	revise the statutory requirement for residency for purposes of tuition at state universities.
HB 1246	provide a per diem allowance for county and municipal housing and redevelopment commissioners.
HB 1247	provide for the reinstatement, under certain circumstances, of a person's driver's license under revocation for refusal to submit to a blood test if the defendant is subsequently found not guilty or if the charge is dismissed.
HB 1248	establish the maintenance and repair fund for state dams and to provide for its funding.
HB 1249	permit court-ordered temporary custody of certain juveniles who reoffend the drinking and driving statutes.
HB 1250	authorize leave for employees to attend certain school or child care functions involving their children.
HB 1251	establish the A+ Schools Program and the A+ Schools Partnership Fund.
HB 1252	increase the amount exempt from taxation for agricultural structures.
HB 1253	transfer revenue from the employer's investment in South Dakota's future fund to the general fund.
HB 1254	revise certain provisions related to local government officer conflicts of interest.
HB 1255	revise certain provisions to require the offer of alcohol coverage under certain insurance policies.
HB 1256	revise certain provisions to limit the cancellation of certain insurance policies.
HB 1257	revise how certain alcoholic beverage licenses are issued to certain nonprofit organizations by a municipality or county.
HB 1258	exempt motor vehicle rental companies from certain insurance regulations and provide for primary coverage.
HB 1259	prohibit the keeping of a place where marijuana is used or distributed.
HB 1260	make an appropriation to provide for certain tax refunds for elderly and disabled persons.
HB 1261	revise certain insurance requirements for vehicles.
HB 1262	provide a procedure to form a road district if there is three or less landowners and to prohibit the transfer of the jurisdiction of certain public highways to a road district.
HB 1263	establish the agricultural chemical response and remediation account.
HB 1264	clarify the meaning of the term, biologically-based mental illness.
HB 1265	revise the zoning jurisdiction within three miles of city limits.
HB 1266	revise the requirements for certifying eligibility for owner-occupied classification.
HB 1267	establish certain wage requirements for the recipients of REDI fund loans.
HB 1268	establish certain benefit requirements for the recipients of REDI fund loans.
HB 1269	authorize voting across party lines in primary elections.
HB 1270	permit secondary schools to offer County Extension Service parenting classes for academic credit.
HB 1271	revise certain provisions regarding the licensing of counselor applicants.
HB 1272	require insurance coverage for off-label uses of prescription drugs used for the treatment of cancer under certain circumstances.
HB 1273	revise certain provisions and an inspection fee regarding moisture-measuring devices and protein-measuring devices.
HB 1274	provide for an early presidential primary.
HB 1275	increase certain state sales and use taxes, exempt transportation services from sales and use taxes, revise the exemptions for inheritance taxes, provide property tax relief, repeal certain municipal sales and use taxes, and replace the municipal revenue lost from sales and use taxes.
HB 1276	revise certain provisions regarding civil liability as it relates to injuries caused by intoxicated minor persons.
HB 1277	provide transportation allowances for certain students attending schools outside the resident school district.
HB 1278	revise certain provisions related to the reopening of certain vacated public highways.
HB 1279	revise certain provisions regarding mechanics' liens.
HB 1280	enact the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act.
HB 1281	exempt certain minors and mentally retarded persons from the death penalty and to provide for a determination of mental retardation in such cases.
HB 1282	revise the confidentiality related to certain patient records.
HB 1283	revise certain provisions related to the licensing and regulation of the practices of architecture, engineering, land surveying, landscape architecture, petroleum release assessment, and petroleum release remediation and to the certification of environmental technical services.
HB 1284	repeal capital punishment.
HB 1285	require a vote before regional cooperatives can engage in certain activities.
HB 1286	revise certain provisions pertaining to the labeling of foreign meat.
HB 1287	increase the maximum amount allowable for the livestock ownership inspection fee.
HB 1288	revise certain time frames for election procedures that follow an election.
HB 1289	provide for the expungement of certain records of criminal proceedings.
HB 1290	provide for an exception from the rebuttable presumption of minimum wage employment in certain child support cases.
HB 1291	repeal certain restrictions against lobbying within a year after termination of service or employment with the state.
HB 1292	integrate state telecommunications, to reconstitute and continue the 911 task force, to regulate the forming of new public safety answering points, and to provide for state contracting of certain emergency communication services.
HB 1293	protect an employee's pay check by requiring prior written authorization to collect fees for political activity.
HB 1294	require a waiting period if the voters reject certain school district bond issues.
HB 1295	rename the prairie dog.
HB 1296	restrict certain criminal liability for alcoholic beverage licensees and to provide for administrative sanctions.
HB 1297	revise the circumstances under which it is not required to provide reasonable efforts to reunite parents with children adjudicated as abused and neglected.
HB 1298	revise certain provisions regarding contract negotiations by certain public employees.
HB 1299	revise certain provisions regarding the practices of physician assistants, certified registered nurse anesthetists, nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives.
HB 1300	establish certain requirements regarding health care institution policy.
HB 1301	limit the liability resulting from the manufacture, distribution, and sale of firearms.
HB 1302	prohibit certain deceptive advertising practices.
HB 1303	limit the liability of local government agencies and their employees for year 2000 litigation.
HB 1304	repeal certain provisions restricting the disclosure of state information about private entities.

House Commemorations

Bill Title

HC 1001 Honoring Kristine K. Malloy of Parkston as South Dakota's 1999 Teacher of the Year.

HC 1002 In loving memory of the right honorable gentleman Selmer "Sam" Edward Skotvold, a truly great and noble man.

HC 1003 Honoring the memory of Mr. Ted Hustead, founder of South Dakota's famous Wall Drug in 1931.

HC 1004 Honoring the Veterans of Foreign Wars on the occasion of its Centennial.

HC 1005 Commending and honoring the 1997-1998 Outstanding School Administrators of South Dakota:

HC 1006 Honoring the memory of Captain Arlo L. Olson.

HC 1007 Honoring the memory of Mr. Josef Meier, who played the role of Jesus Christ in the world renowned Spearfish Passion Play for nearly sixty years.

HC 1008 Honoring the memory of Butte County Commission Chairman Kenny Wood and his son Kris.

HC 1009 Honoring Miss Angela Renken, Elk Point, South Dakota, as a recipient of a Prudential Spirit of Community Award.

HC 1010 Honoring Mr. Kent Meyers, Assistant Professor of English, at Black Hills State University, in Spearfish, South Dakota.

HC 1011 Honoring Ms. Dayna Smith, a native of South Dakota and a photojournalist for the Washington Post, for winning the 1998 World Press Photo of the Year competition.

HC 1012 Congratulating the Parkston High School girls' volleyball team on winning the 1999 state tournament.

Bill	Title
HC 1001	Honoring Kristine K. Malloy of Parkston as South Dakota's 1999 Teacher of the Year.
HC 1002	In loving memory of the right honorable gentleman Selmer "Sam" Edward Skotvold, a truly great and noble man.
HC 1003	Honoring the memory of Mr. Ted Hustead, founder of South Dakota's famous Wall Drug in 1931.
HC 1004	Honoring the Veterans of Foreign Wars on the occasion of its Centennial.
HC 1005	Commending and honoring the 1997-1998 Outstanding School Administrators of South Dakota:
HC 1006	Honoring the memory of Captain Arlo L. Olson.
HC 1007	Honoring the memory of Mr. Josef Meier, who played the role of Jesus Christ in the world renowned Spearfish Passion Play for nearly sixty years.
HC 1008	Honoring the memory of Butte County Commission Chairman Kenny Wood and his son Kris.
HC 1009	Honoring Miss Angela Renken, Elk Point, South Dakota, as a recipient of a Prudential Spirit of Community Award.
HC 1010	Honoring Mr. Kent Meyers, Assistant Professor of English, at Black Hills State University, in Spearfish, South Dakota.
HC 1011	Honoring Ms. Dayna Smith, a native of South Dakota and a photojournalist for the Washington Post, for winning the 1998 World Press Photo of the Year competition.
HC 1012	Congratulating the Parkston High School girls' volleyball team on winning the 1999 state tournament.

House Concurrent Resolutions

Bill Title

HCR 1001 Declaring 1999 the Year of Agriculture.

HCR 1002 Endorsing and supporting international freedom from persecution for religious beliefs.

HCR 1003 Recognizing an agriculture crisis day.

HCR 1004 Urging the establishment of an annual youth pheasant hunting season.

HCR 1005 Congratulating the Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad and the Landowner Advisory Board for achieving agreement on the railroad's expansion project.

HCR 1006 Urging mandatory reporting of all packer livestock transactions.

HCR 1007 Requesting federal legislation that prohibits the federal government from recouping any of the state tobacco settlement funds.

HCR 1008 Urging the United States Congress to establish an equitable policy related to the tax deductibility of health insurance premiums.

HCR 1009 Declaring June 1999 as Obesity Awareness Month.

HCR 1010 Urging Congress to inform the public of the costs of long-term care and to promote coverage of individuals under long-term care insurance.

HCR 1011 Recognizing and endorsing the efforts of the Good Bears of the World organization and their efforts on behalf of Children's Day.

HCR 1012 Calling upon the United States Department of Justice to investigate collusive practices in the midwestern food processing industries.

HCR 1013 Recognizing the Department of Health's progressive immunization policies and urging a progressive immunization policy against Hepatitis B.

HCR 1014 Requesting the United States Congress to enact legislation prohibiting the United States Postal Service from selling nonmonopoly goods and services.

HCR 1015 Requesting the Congress of the United States to pass legislation to write off the debt of impoverished countries by the end of the year 2000 and for the President to promote such a policy.

HCR 1016 Encouraging the Board of Regents to fix a special tuition rate for nonresident students of exceptional talent and ability whose parents were graduated by state universities.

HCR 1017 Supporting country-of-origin labeling of meat products.

HCR 1018 Calling upon the United States Congress and the Legislatures of Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska to assist in the development of locally-owned facilities for meat and grain processing.

HCR 1019 Recognizing Doug Sombke for being selected Outstanding Young Farmer at the National Outstanding Young Farmers Award Congress.

HCR 1020 Expressing the Legislature's condolences upon the occasion of the death of J.D. Kesling.

Bill	Title
HCR 1001	Declaring 1999 the Year of Agriculture.
HCR 1002	Endorsing and supporting international freedom from persecution for religious beliefs.
HCR 1003	Recognizing an agriculture crisis day.
HCR 1004	Urging the establishment of an annual youth pheasant hunting season.
HCR 1005	Congratulating the Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad and the Landowner Advisory Board for achieving agreement on the railroad's expansion project.
HCR 1006	Urging mandatory reporting of all packer livestock transactions.
HCR 1007	Requesting federal legislation that prohibits the federal government from recouping any of the state tobacco settlement funds.
HCR 1008	Urging the United States Congress to establish an equitable policy related to the tax deductibility of health insurance premiums.
HCR 1009	Declaring June 1999 as Obesity Awareness Month.
HCR 1010	Urging Congress to inform the public of the costs of long-term care and to promote coverage of individuals under long-term care insurance.
HCR 1011	Recognizing and endorsing the efforts of the Good Bears of the World organization and their efforts on behalf of Children's Day.
HCR 1012	Calling upon the United States Department of Justice to investigate collusive practices in the midwestern food processing industries.
HCR 1013	Recognizing the Department of Health's progressive immunization policies and urging a progressive immunization policy against Hepatitis B.
HCR 1014	Requesting the United States Congress to enact legislation prohibiting the United States Postal Service from selling nonmonopoly goods and services.
HCR 1015	Requesting the Congress of the United States to pass legislation to write off the debt of impoverished countries by the end of the year 2000 and for the President to promote such a policy.
HCR 1016	Encouraging the Board of Regents to fix a special tuition rate for nonresident students of exceptional talent and ability whose parents were graduated by state universities.
HCR 1017	Supporting country-of-origin labeling of meat products.
HCR 1018	Calling upon the United States Congress and the Legislatures of Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska to assist in the development of locally-owned facilities for meat and grain processing.
HCR 1019	Recognizing Doug Sombke for being selected Outstanding Young Farmer at the National Outstanding Young Farmers Award Congress.
HCR 1020	Expressing the Legislature's condolences upon the occasion of the death of J.D. Kesling.

Bill	Title
HJR 1001	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article XI, section 2 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the method used to assess the value of property.
HJR 1002	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election a new section to Article XI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, imposing an individual and corporate income tax; exempting food, utilities, residential heating fuel, certain intrastate transportation services, collection and disposal of solid waste, and auction goods from sales and use taxes; providing property tax relief through the general fund levy of a school district; and increasing state aid to education.
HJR 1003	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article III, section 6 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to legislative term limits.
HJR 1004	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election a new section to Article XI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the imposition of a corporate income tax.
HJR 1005	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article VIII of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the classification of property for purposes of taxation.
HJR 1006	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article III, section 6 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the length of a regular session and to the travel expenses of the Legislature.
HJR 1007	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article IX of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, authorizing local initiatives to provide for the cooperation and organization of local government.
HJR 1008	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article III, section 6 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to legislative terms and legislative term limits.

House Resolutions

Bill Title

HR 1001 Proposing that the Honorable John Thune, member of the United States House of Representatives, be made an honorary member of the House of Representatives of the Seventy-fourth Session of the South Dakota Legislature on the sixteenth day of February 1999.

Bill	Title
HR 1001	Proposing that the Honorable John Thune, member of the United States House of Representatives, be made an honorary member of the House of Representatives of the Seventy-fourth Session of the South Dakota Legislature on the sixteenth day of February 1999.

Bill	Title
SB 1	revise the procedure for the valuation of real property.
SB 2	provide for the recovery of certain expenses in an action brought by an appellant relative to the assessment, allocation, or distribution of centrally assessed property.
SB 3	mandate driver's education, to increase certain fees, and to make a continuous appropriation to provide funding.
SB 4	increase the excise tax on certain motor fuels.
SB 5	establish the value added agriculture subfund and provide for its funding and disbursement.
SB 6	revise the authority of the Board of Economic Development.
SB 7	establish the county road and bridge fund.
SB 8	repeal certain legislative pay increases.
SB 9	revise certain remittance procedures for county registers of deeds and sheriffs.
SB 10	provide benefit improvements for the members of the South Dakota Retirement System.
SB 11	provide for the inclusion of certain jailers as Class B members of the South Dakota Retirement System.
SB 12	improve the survivor benefit for a surviving spouse of a member of the South Dakota Retirement System.
SB 13	repeal certain exemptions for national guard members and discharged members from certain taxes and military duty.
SB 14	provide for a penalty for failure to obtain a license before operating an alcoholic beverage business.
SB 15	exempt inmate matters from certain contested case, rule making, and declaratory ruling processes.
SB 16	revise certain provisions regarding receipts and reimbursement for inmate transports to the penitentiary.
SB 17	revise certain provisions regarding the notification of victims of crime.
SB 18	allow an inmate to waive a noncompliance hearing with the Board of Pardons and Paroles.
SB 19	revise certain provisions concerning clemency applications.
SB 20	provide for court-ordered restitution at the time a defendant is sentenced to the state penitentiary.
SB 21	specify the responsible party for inmate transportation to court-ordered hearings.
SB 22	revise certain provisions relating to vital records.
SB 23	require children receiving alternative instruction to take an achievement test to assess writing skills.
SB 24	exempt certain contracting school districts from the requirement to reorganize.
SB 25	authorize the sale, exchange, or demolition of a farmhouse, garage, and corncrib/granary located on the Southeast Agricultural Experiment Station, to replace the dwelling, and to make an appropriation therefor.
SB 26	authorize the sale of a tract of land in Brookings County used by the Agricultural Experiment Station research program, to provide for the deposit of the sale proceeds, and to revise the allocation of the Board of Regents endowed institution interest and income fund to reflect the value of such sale.
SB 27	require the conduct of criminal background checks for certain persons employed by the Board of Regents.
SB 28	establish escrow funds to pay claims brought against tobacco product manufacturers.
SB 29	require the notarization of campaign and candidate finance forms.
SB 30	extend certain rights to victims of stalking and to declare an emergency.
SB 31	list Flunitrazepam and Gamma Hydroxy Butyrate as controlled substances and to provide penalties therefor.
SB 32	revise certain procedures concerning the contents, data, and form of a municipal initiative and referendum and to provide certain rule-making authority.
SB 33	create a procedure for challenging certain nominating, initiative, or referendum petitions and to require the Board of Elections to report to the secretary of state concerning changes in election laws.
SB 34	revise certain requirements concerning the certificate for nomination and to provide certain rule-making authority.
SB 35	revise the requirements for updating the master registration list.
SB 36	permit the Public Utilities Commission to measure grain at the request of the operator of a public grain warehouse.
SB 37	update references to certain federal regulations regarding the pipeline safety inspection program.
SB 38	repeal certain provisions regarding the transfer of funds from the regulated substance response fund and to make an appropriation to the fund.
SB 39	revise certain provisions regarding safe drinking water to comply with the revised requirements of the federal Safe Drinking Water Act.
SB 40	establish certain prohibitions on use of temporary thirty-day snowmobile and boat license permits and to provide for a penalty thereof.
SB 41	revise and repeal certain provisions requiring court appearances for violations of game, fish and parks statutes.
SB 42	designate certain areas within the state park system which the Game, Fish and Parks Commission may require a park license and to declare an emergency.
SB 43	remove certain licensing exemptions regarding money lenders and mortgage lenders.
SB 44	allow collection of delinquent installments to be provided for in the installment loan contract.
SB 45	revise certain provisions regarding the notice of meetings of the State Board of Funeral Service.
SB 46	revise certain requirements for membership and payment of fees to the South Dakota Pharmacy Association, to transfer certain fees to the South Dakota Board of Pharmacy, and to increase a penalty.
SB 47	revise the renewal fees for physicians, physician assistants, physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, medical corporations, and physician assistant corporations.
SB 48	include viatical settlements in the definition of securities under the Uniform Securities Act and to provide an exemption from registration for viatical settlements issued by certain companies.
SB 49	repeal the subsequent injury fund.
SB 50	establish standards for the advertisement, solicitation, and sale of life and health insurance.
SB 51	apply certain uniform tax administration procedure hearings to the regulation of vehicle dealers.
SB 52	revise certain provisions regarding the costs and expenses incurred in the apprehension, transportation, evaluation, and commitment of out-of-state residents alleged to be mentally ill and in need of emergency intervention.
SB 53	revise certain provisions regarding the apprehension and transportation of a person believed to require emergency intervention.
SB 54	revise certain provisions regarding the review of necessity of treatment for court-ordered administration of psychotropic medication.
SB 55	revise certain provisions regarding the costs of care and treatment and calculation thereof for persons receiving treatment from the Human Services Center.
SB 56	revise the definition of a qualified mental health professional.
SB 57	revise certain provisions regarding the definition of an accredited prevention or treatment facility for alcohol and drug abuse.
SB 58	repeal certain provisions regarding holiday compensation and vacation and sick leave of sheltered workshop employees of the Division of Service to the Blind and Visually Impaired.
SB 59	authorize the examination and use of certain vehicle weigh scale tickets in the enforcement of vehicle weight restrictions, to revise certain provisions regarding penalties for violations of such restrictions, and to require satisfactory overweight vehicle enforcement programs in each county.
SB 60	establish certain criteria for the state trunk highway system.
SB 61	revise certain provisions regarding access to the state trunk highway system.
SB 62	limit the liability of state and local government agencies and their employees for year 2000 litigation.
SB 63	provide for the use and acceptance of electronic signatures.
SB 64	revise, repeal, and reenact certain provisions pertaining to persons with developmental disabilities.
SB 65	codify the legislation passed in 1998.
SB 66	prohibit passengers in the unenclosed cargo area of certain vehicles unless certain conditions are met.
SB 67	revise certain dates pertaining to the equalization of tax assessments.
SB 68	increase the fees the sheriff is allowed for collecting taxes.
SB 69	increase certain inheritance tax exemptions.
SB 70	revise certain provisions relating to fees and mileage for witnesses.
SB 71	require notice to landowners before entry on private lands for certain planning commission functions.
SB 72	allow local governments to request a criminal record check of certain persons considered for employment.
SB 73	repeal certain countersignature requirements for insurance agents.
SB 74	revise certain provisions relating to the practice of optometry.
SB 75	establish an insurance fraud unit within the Division of Insurance to investigate and prosecute insurance fraud.
SB 76	constitute corporate acknowledgment as prima facie evidence of authority to execute certain documents.
SB 77	revise the date when a third-party administrator of life or health insurance coverage is required to file an annual report.
SB 78	provide for the award of punitive damages in certain wrongful death cases.
SB 79	revise the liability for misdemeanor violations of certain provisions concerning the illegal sale or distribution of tobacco products.
SB 80	clarify certain provisions relating to the disposition of certain controlled weapons or firearms.
SB 81	prohibit using a social security number for a driver's license number.
SB 82	criminalize the sponsorship of false political advertisements or campaign literature and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 83	exempt certain funeral services and expenses from sales and use tax.
SB 84	adjust the value of certain motor vehicles that are exempt from motor vehicle excise tax.
SB 85	repeal the regulation of boat dealers.
SB 86	nominate and elect the state's attorney in a nonpolitical election.
SB 87	revise certain provisions relating to the annual property tax bill.
SB 88	appropriate money for the Northern Crops Institute.
SB 89	clarify average daily membership in the state aid to education formula.
SB 90	allow the register of deeds to assist in the execution of United States passport applications.
SB 91	revise certain provisions governing the location of hunting authorized by landowner preference and limited big game licenses and permits.
SB 92	authorize the formation of library districts and to authorize the levy of a tax to fund their operations.
SB 93	revise certain exemptions relating to the hauling of agricultural products or livestock from farms.
SB 94	allow certain law enforcement officers or the Department of Social Services to take photographs, videotapes, or electronic images of a child if abuse or neglect is suspected.
SB 95	regulate certain livestock packer transactions.
SB 96	authorize certain education contracts.
SB 97	extend the time period during which previous driving while intoxicated convictions may be considered for determining subsequent offenses.
SB 98	require a bail bondsperson to be licensed in the state to conduct bail bondsperson activities in the state.
SB 99	provide special assessment authority to ambulance districts.
SB 100	exempt the purchase and repair of farm machinery, farm attachment units, and irrigation equipment from sales and use tax.
SB 101	authorize the placement of certain facilities in railroad rights-of-way.
SB 102	require a criminal history check for certain employees or potential employees of assisted living centers.
SB 103	revise the election procedure for forming a municipality.
SB 104	provide for the assessment of property based on its acquisition value.
SB 105	require a waiting period if the voters reject a school district bond issue.
SB 106	increase the penalty for failure to stop for an emergency vehicle.
SB 107	require the Corrections Commission to review any proposal to establish or increase mandatory minimum sentences.
SB 108	regulate political contributions from labor organizations.
SB 109	provide for the public announcement of capital punishment execution dates.
SB 110	revise certain provisions concerning the electronic filing of tax returns and tax payments.
SB 111	establish certain provisions regarding the taxation of the gross receipts of a professional employer organization.
SB 112	allow municipalities operating under the commissioner form of government to determine the frequency of their meetings.
SB 113	require the sale of oxygenated gasoline and to revise certain provisions related to ethanol.
SB 114	provide for the termination of the decedent's interest in the joint tenancy of a surviving spouse by an interested party under certain circumstances.
SB 115	require a landowner to apply to the director of equalization and to request the use of the marshland soils rating classification to value certain agricultural land.
SB 116	provide for a refund of certain taxes attributed to the construction of a new or expanded school district facility.
SB 117	repeal certain voter registration requirements.
SB 118	require payment by the Department of Game, Fish and Parks of certain motor vehicle insurance deductibles resulting from collisions with deer or other big game animals.
SB 119	exempt repair services performed on farm machinery, farm attachment units, and irrigation equipment from sales and use tax.
SB 120	authorize REDI fund loans for certain value-added agricultural projects and activities.
SB 121	increase certain inheritance tax exemptions.
SB 122	appropriate certain sales and use taxes imposed on the collection and disposal of solid waste to the water and environment fund.
SB 123	exempt the gross receipts from veterinarian services, animal specialty services, livestock semen, certain transportation services, certain auctions, and newspaper subscriptions from sales and use tax.
SB 124	permit the Department of Transportation to require reflective tape on railroad cars.
SB 125	permit the use of home detention programs for certain nonviolent offenders.
SB 126	provide for the confidentiality of certain ambulance patient information.
SB 127	revise certain provisions regarding the financial arrangements school districts may have with the Health and Educational Facilities Authority.
SB 128	criminalize the possession of certain contraband in juvenile correctional facilities and the delivery of certain contraband to juvenile correctional facilities.
SB 129	increase the amount exempt from taxation for agricultural structures.
SB 130	revise and expand certain provisions relating to third offense assault.
SB 131	revise the rate of reimbursement to the county for certain parole violator detention expenses.
SB 132	increase certain inheritance tax exemptions for lineal issue.
SB 133	establish certain requirements regarding extended warranties for motor vehicles.
SB 134	require certain health plans to cover certain dental care services.
SB 135	repeal the inheritance tax, to create an inheritance tax reduction fund, and to appropriate certain sales and use tax collections to the fund.
SB 136	provide for the establishment and funding of certain alternative schools and to exempt their employees from certain collective bargaining requirements.
SB 137	revise certain provisions regarding insurance coverage for appurtenant property.
SB 138	provide limited liability for the use of automated external defibrillators.
SB 139	establish certain Legislative findings with regard to Article XXIX, section 1 of the Constitution.
SB 140	make an appropriation to provide for an electronic voting machine in the senate chamber.
SB 141	appropriate money to replace the dam on Lake Henry.
SB 142	revise the methods for purchase of prior service credit for the South Dakota Retirement System.
SB 143	establish the value added agricultural fund, to provide for its disbursement, and to increase certain sales and use taxes.
SB 144	revise the definition of basic local exchange service for the purposes of regulating telecommunications services.
SB 145	authorize the donation of annual leave by state employees in certain circumstances.
SB 146	revise the term of employment for a county highway superintendent.
SB 147	revise certain provisions regarding longevity compensation for state employees.
SB 148	establish a comprehensive health association to provide insurance coverage to eligible persons.
SB 149	require the establishment of a cost recovery method or mechanism for telecommunication companies to recover the cost of certain mandated services and to revise certain provisions regarding dialing parity.
SB 150	revise the elements of the crime of resisting arrest.
SB 151	revise certain provisions regarding the prices for residential and business local exchange service that may be charged by certain telecommunications companies.
SB 152	enact the Multistate Highway Transportation Agreement.
SB 153	revise and establish certain provisions related to recommendations for the settlement of labor disputes.
SB 154	revise certain provisions regarding the Public Utilities Commission implementation of the federal Telecommunications Act of 1996.
SB 155	prohibit advertising of the lottery.
SB 156	restrict the placement of automated teller machines in the proximity of video lottery terminals.
SB 157	transfer administration of certain dams from the Department of School and Public Lands to the Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
SB 158	appropriate money for the South Dakota Agriculture and Rural Leadership program.
SB 159	require railroads to build and maintain fences on newly acquired right-of-ways.
SB 160	provide an index factor to adjust the value of certain inheritance tax exemptions.
SB 161	establish a procedure for bringing taxes current and issuing certain permits, and to establish certain penalties.
SB 162	increase the penalty for second convictions for criminal pedophilia.
SB 163	appropriate a certain portion of the state's sales and use tax revenue to second and third class municipalities.
SB 164	prohibit certain practices by certain livestock packers and live poultry dealers.
SB 165	prohibit the assessment of a technology fee in the sale of certain seed and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 166	require continuing care retirement communities to be bonded.
SB 167	limit the liability resulting from the sale of firearms.
SB 168	prohibit the state and its political subdivisions from bringing or joining any class action lawsuit against firearms manufacturers and retailers.
SB 169	authorize certain doctoral graduates to teach without teaching certificates.
SB 170	ensure that enrollees receive health care services under certain managed care systems.
SB 171	require the suspension of driving privileges in connection with certain acts of vandalism.
SB 172	revise certain provisions regarding the disclosure of damage on motor vehicles.
SB 173	limit the number of court-appointed attorneys for an indigent person in certain proceedings after judgment and conviction.
SB 174	revise certain provisions regarding the qualifications of a candidate for election to the office of county sheriff.
SB 175	establish a uniform fee for filing or indexing instruments with the register of deeds office and eliminate the fee for a satisfaction or termination of certain instruments.
SB 176	restrict the possession of firearms on certain off-road vehicles.
SB 177	require the Department of Revenue to conduct a pilot program granting limited access to certain secured parties concerning liens and to provide rule-making authority to implement the pilot program.
SB 178	repeal certain provisions relating to nutritional programs for the elderly.
SB 179	clarify the notification date requirements in the nonrenewal of certain teacher contracts.
SB 180	create a Bank of South Dakota and an advisory board of directors.
SB 181	direct the secretary of agriculture to pursue available remedies to halt the dumping of livestock or to seek the imposition of countervailing duties on live cattle imports from Canada and to make an appropriation therefor.
SB 182	clarify certain duties and authority pertaining to the auditor-general and the Department of Legislative Audit.
SB 183	establish a guaranty loan program for the restructuring of agricultural debt.
SB 184	revise the procedure for applying the index factor to the amount of revenue payable from taxes on real property within a taxing district.
SB 185	establish the pork processing loan fund and to make an appropriation therefor.
SB 186	limit the liability of certain persons for year 2000 litigation.
SB 187	enable certain counties to be included in or to withdraw from the livestock ownership inspection area.
SB 188	limit the application of capital punishment.
SB 189	provide for the assessment of property based on its acquisition value.
SB 190	prohibit certain sexual acts between certain jail and juvenile correctional facility employees and prisoners and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 191	designate kuchen as the official state dessert.
SB 192	revise certain provisions regarding the titling of damaged passenger motor vehicles.
SB 193	revise the school term.
SB 194	provide certain restrictions for dealership contracts for machinery.
SB 195	require criminal record checks of certain school employees.
SB 196	require criminal record checks for teacher certification or recertification.
SB 197	establish the crime of second degree vehicular battery and to provide penalties therefor.
SB 198	limit the practice of psychotherapy to certain persons.
SB 199	create a classification for owner-operated commercial business property and to establish a maximum property tax levy for owner-operated commercial business property.
SB 200	increase the penalty for possessing certain drugs near schools and certain other youth-oriented facilities.
SB 201	exempt certain transfers of property used exclusively for agricultural purposes from the inheritance tax.
SB 202	revise the venue provisions relating to administrative appeals.
SB 203	enact the Uniform Prudent Investor Act.
SB 204	provide that violations of general permits for water pollution control are subject to certain penalties.
SB 205	revise the procedures between contracting school districts.
SB 206	provide a legislative finding concerning the video lottery and to revise the payback from the video lottery machines.
SB 207	authorize additional off-sale retail liquor licenses in certain first class municipalities.
SB 208	create the Postsecondary Education Advance Payment Plan Task Force.
SB 209	provide certain incentives for school consolidation and to require cooperative education service units to provide certain information to the Department of Education and Cultural Affairs and to clarify provisions relating to the transportation of certain students.
SB 210	provide mandatory prison sentences for certain violations regarding controlled substances and marijuana.
SB 211	revise certain provisions relating to workers' compensation.
SB 212	revise certain provisions regarding the grant of a permit to construct a railroad.
SB 213	allow any county to adjust the amount of revenue from taxes payable on real property based on the amount of the cash carryover expended in 1995.
SB 214	provide for the liability of certain prisoners confined to jail for the costs of confinement and to provide a lien therefor.
SB 215	revise the deadline for voter registration prior to an election.
SB 216	make an appropriation for adult basic education.
SB 217	authorize certain expenditures out of the water and environment fund, the environment and natural resources fee fund, and the federal hardship grant program, and to declare an emergency.
SB 218	make an appropriation from the coordinated soil and water conservation fund to the State Conservation Commission.
SB 219	make appropriations for a donation to the World War II National Memorial and for commemorative memorials for persons awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor and to declare an emergency.
SB 220	provide certain provisions regarding the matching of federal moneys for highway improvements.
SB 221	clarify and revise certain provisions relating to the exchange of school lands.
SB 222	restrict the reasons for which a candidate may withdraw from a nomination.
SB 223	make the state treasurer an ex officio voting member of certain boards or commissions.
SB 224	require the governing body of a school district to approve the formation of a tax incremental finance district, to require a publication of the decision to create a tax incremental finance district, and to allow the voters of a school district affected by the decision to refer the decision.
SB 225	prohibit any person under the age of twenty-one from operating a motor vehicle if there is any alcohol present in the person's blood.
SB 226	permit persons sixty-five or older to request that they be excused from jury duty.
SB 227	prohibit issuance or renewal of certain professional licenses, registrations, certifications, or permits to certain applicants.
SB 228	increase the penalty for certain assaults in jails.
SB 229	establish additional agricultural reporting requirements for certain preferred development projects.
SB 230	authorize the use of certain devices for predator control.
SB 231	impose a tax on the seller or transferor of certain bonds, stocks, securities, and various derivatives.
SB 232	exempt certain contract services provided to agricultural producers by an agent of a parent company through a local contracting entity.
SB 233	provide increased funding for the maintenance of state and local highways and roads and to declare an emergency.
SB 234	establish criteria for the use of utilization review by health carriers, utilization review organizations, and other contracted entities and for the coverage of emergency services.
SB 235	require the disclosure of information to prospective enrollees of managed care plans.
SB 236	establish standards for network adequacy and quality of care in managed care plans and to require the registration of managed care entities.
SB 237	transfer funds from the special racing revolving fund and the South Dakota-bred racing fund to the Department of Social Services for domestic and sexual abuse shelter programs and to the Department of Education for child development and certain technology enhancement programs and to make an appropriation therefor.
SB 238	authorize the Public Utilities Commission to regulate certain telecommunications services and to authorize the Bureau of Information and Telecommunications to assist local governmental associations.
SB 239	revise certain provisions regarding telecommunications services.
SB 240	provide certain financial and academic benefits to teachers who have obtained national certification.
SB 241	increase the excise tax on certain fuel and to distribute a portion of the increase to local governments.
SB 242	revise the calculation of state aid to education.
SB 243	provide for the issuance of specialty license plates and organization decals.
SB 244	revise certain provisions related to state aid for special education funding.
SB 245	submit a measure to the electors of this state at the next general election to impose an additional tax upon the sale of certain alcoholic beverages and to distribute the revenue to the counties.
SB 246	revise certain provisions regarding the service of a summons.
SB 247	revise certain provisions regarding audits by the Division of Securities.
SB 248	revise the distribution of Gaming Commission funds and to require legislative approval on the city of Deadwood's ability to obtain revenue bonds for historic preservation.
SB 249	allow a special fireworks sale period at the turn of the millennium.
SB 250	provide special assessment authority to ambulance districts.
SB 251	provide immunity from civil and criminal liability for the placement and use of automated external defibrillators.
SB 252	authorize the Board of Regents to lease a site for delivery of public higher education in Sioux Falls and to use money appropriated by the Legislature from the higher education facilities fund to make lease payments therefor.

Senate Commemorations

Bill Title

SC 1 Honoring and supporting Czech Days in Tabor, South Dakota, on the occasion of its fifty-first anniversary.

SC 2 Commending and honoring Terry Nelson, Black Hawk, South Dakota, as the 1998-1999 Outstanding School Board Member.

SC 3 Honoring Joy Freed, South Dakota Girls' State Governor, and Nathan Eiler, South Dakota Boys' State Governor, and commending the South Dakota American Legion and Auxiliary for their sponsorship and coordination of the Girls' State and Boys' State programs.

SC 4 Recognizing and commending the 41st Annual Schmeckfest in Freeman, South Dakota.

SC 5 Commending and honoring Ted E. Hustead, founder of Wall Drug, for his contributions to the South Dakota tourism industry.

SC 6 Honoring the late Thomas Mathew Hettich, who tragically lost his life on December 24, 1998, for his contributions to his community and to the State of South Dakota.

SC 7 Honoring the 1998 Gregory Gorillas High School football team and the students and staff involved in the football program.

SC 8 Honoring the 1998 Wagner Red Raiders High School girls' basketball team and the students and staff involved in the girls' basketball program.

SC 9 Recognizing Abby Schelske as 1999 Prudential Spirit of Community Distinguished Finalist.

SC 10 Recognizing Ms. Angela Lind as receiving a 1999 Prudential Spirit of Community Award.

SC 11 Recognizing Allen Munger as a 1999 Prudential Spirit of Community Distinguished Finalist.

SC 12 Recognizing Tiffany Jo Larson, Amanda Beth Washburn, Jessica C. Hughes, and Kestelle Joy Wiersma as Girl Scout Gold Award recipients.

SC 13 Honoring the late Robert Penn, who passed away on February 7, 1999, for his artistic contributions to American Indian culture and the State of South Dakota.

SC 14 Recognizing and commending Gladys Babcock of Creighton, South Dakota, and Glenda Knapp of Wall, South Dakota, for their outstanding leadership in the state-wide petition drive to abolish the South Dakota inheritance tax.

SC 15 Recognizing the Menno Pioneer Power Show to be held September 25-26, 1999, one-quarter mile north of Menno, South Dakota.

SC 16 Recognizing and commending the Kuchen Festival on October 17, 1999, in Delmont, South Dakota.

Bill	Title
SC 1	Honoring and supporting Czech Days in Tabor, South Dakota, on the occasion of its fifty-first anniversary.
SC 2	Commending and honoring Terry Nelson, Black Hawk, South Dakota, as the 1998-1999 Outstanding School Board Member.
SC 3	Honoring Joy Freed, South Dakota Girls' State Governor, and Nathan Eiler, South Dakota Boys' State Governor, and commending the South Dakota American Legion and Auxiliary for their sponsorship and coordination of the Girls' State and Boys' State programs.
SC 4	Recognizing and commending the 41st Annual Schmeckfest in Freeman, South Dakota.
SC 5	Commending and honoring Ted E. Hustead, founder of Wall Drug, for his contributions to the South Dakota tourism industry.
SC 6	Honoring the late Thomas Mathew Hettich, who tragically lost his life on December 24, 1998, for his contributions to his community and to the State of South Dakota.
SC 7	Honoring the 1998 Gregory Gorillas High School football team and the students and staff involved in the football program.
SC 8	Honoring the 1998 Wagner Red Raiders High School girls' basketball team and the students and staff involved in the girls' basketball program.
SC 9	Recognizing Abby Schelske as 1999 Prudential Spirit of Community Distinguished Finalist.
SC 10	Recognizing Ms. Angela Lind as receiving a 1999 Prudential Spirit of Community Award.
SC 11	Recognizing Allen Munger as a 1999 Prudential Spirit of Community Distinguished Finalist.
SC 12	Recognizing Tiffany Jo Larson, Amanda Beth Washburn, Jessica C. Hughes, and Kestelle Joy Wiersma as Girl Scout Gold Award recipients.
SC 13	Honoring the late Robert Penn, who passed away on February 7, 1999, for his artistic contributions to American Indian culture and the State of South Dakota.
SC 14	Recognizing and commending Gladys Babcock of Creighton, South Dakota, and Glenda Knapp of Wall, South Dakota, for their outstanding leadership in the state-wide petition drive to abolish the South Dakota inheritance tax.
SC 15	Recognizing the Menno Pioneer Power Show to be held September 25-26, 1999, one-quarter mile north of Menno, South Dakota.
SC 16	Recognizing and commending the Kuchen Festival on October 17, 1999, in Delmont, South Dakota.

Senate Concurrent Resolutions

Bill Title

SCR 1 Requesting the United States Congress to exempt agricultural commodities and products from economic sanctions.

SCR 2 Supporting a change in federal regulations and definitions for beginning farmer bonds.

SCR 3 Defending South Dakota's right to all funds to be received through the 1998 tobacco settlement.

SCR 4 Requesting certain actions by the federal government to protect the agricultural economy of the United States

SCR 5 Supporting the designation of a portion of US Highway 83 as the VFW Memorial Highway.

SCR 6 Instructing the Board of Trustees of the South Dakota Retirement System to study the possibility of raising rates of contribution.

SCR 7 Supporting National Forest and Grasslands Land and Resource Management Plans in South Dakota.

SCR 8 Expressing opposition to the proposed merger between Cargill, Incorporated and Continental Grain Corporation.

SCR 9 Urging continued support of the Mid Dakota Rural Water Project.

SCR 10 Requesting the Congress of the United States to pass legislation to write off the debt of impoverished countries by the end of the year 2000 and for the President to promote such a policy.

SCR 11 Calling upon the United States Congress and the Legislatures of Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska to take steps to assist development of producer-owned facilities for meat & grain processing.

SCR 12 Requesting the United States Congress and certain federal agencies to require reflectors on interstate railroad cars.

SCR 13 Requesting the federal government to honor certain state meat inspections in interstate commerce.

SCR 14 Declaring March 14, 1999, as James Stoick Day.

SCR 15 Encouraging the resolution of all unresolved aspects of the Dakota, Minnesota, and Eastern's proposed expansion.

SCR 16 Declaring August 31 - September 6, 1999, as South Dakota Reunion Week.

Bill	Title
SCR 1	Requesting the United States Congress to exempt agricultural commodities and products from economic sanctions.
SCR 2	Supporting a change in federal regulations and definitions for beginning farmer bonds.
SCR 3	Defending South Dakota's right to all funds to be received through the 1998 tobacco settlement.
SCR 4	Requesting certain actions by the federal government to protect the agricultural economy of the United States
SCR 5	Supporting the designation of a portion of US Highway 83 as the VFW Memorial Highway.
SCR 6	Instructing the Board of Trustees of the South Dakota Retirement System to study the possibility of raising rates of contribution.
SCR 7	Supporting National Forest and Grasslands Land and Resource Management Plans in South Dakota.
SCR 8	Expressing opposition to the proposed merger between Cargill, Incorporated and Continental Grain Corporation.
SCR 9	Urging continued support of the Mid Dakota Rural Water Project.
SCR 10	Requesting the Congress of the United States to pass legislation to write off the debt of impoverished countries by the end of the year 2000 and for the President to promote such a policy.
SCR 11	Calling upon the United States Congress and the Legislatures of Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska to take steps to assist development of producer-owned facilities for meat & grain processing.
SCR 12	Requesting the United States Congress and certain federal agencies to require reflectors on interstate railroad cars.
SCR 13	Requesting the federal government to honor certain state meat inspections in interstate commerce.
SCR 14	Declaring March 14, 1999, as James Stoick Day.
SCR 15	Encouraging the resolution of all unresolved aspects of the Dakota, Minnesota, and Eastern's proposed expansion.
SCR 16	Declaring August 31 - September 6, 1999, as South Dakota Reunion Week.

Senate Joint Resolutions

Bill Title

SJR 1 Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article XI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota to prohibit the taxation of inheritances.

SJR 2 Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article XI, section 2 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the method used to assess the value of property.

SJR 3 Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election amendments to Article XI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota to prohibit the taxation of income except on banks, financial corporations, and precious metals.

SJR 4 Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article III, section 6 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to legislative terms and legislative term limits.

SJR 5 Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article XI, section 2 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the method used to assess the value of property.

SJR 6 Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election a new section to Article XI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the imposition of a corporate income tax.

Bill	Title
SJR 1	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article XI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota to prohibit the taxation of inheritances.
SJR 2	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article XI, section 2 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the method used to assess the value of property.
SJR 3	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election amendments to Article XI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota to prohibit the taxation of income except on banks, financial corporations, and precious metals.
SJR 4	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article III, section 6 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to legislative terms and legislative term limits.
SJR 5	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article XI, section 2 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the method used to assess the value of property.
SJR 6	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election a new section to Article XI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to the imposition of a corporate income tax.

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