Bill Directory

House Bills

Bill	Title
HB 1001	ratify the Uniform Sales and Use Tax Administration Act, to implement the uniform and simplified features proposed by the Streamlined Sales Tax Project, and to declare an emergency.
HB 1002	impose a gross receipts tax on certain visitor-related businesses.
HB 1003	authorize a municipal gross receipts tax on certain lodging, alcoholic beverages, prepared food, and admissions.
HB 1004	provide for a refund of tuition for certain teachers.
HB 1005	codify legislation enacted in 2001.
HB 1006	revise the procedure for updating the voter registration file and to limit the use of the county voter registration file.
HB 1007	revise certain election recount provisions.
HB 1008	revise certain election provisions and terminology.
HB 1009	revise the election procedures of certain special purpose districts and revise the power to fill vacancies on the board of a special purpose district.
HB 1010	permit certain direct recording electronic voting systems and to regulate the use of automatic tabulating equipment.
HB 1011	revise the method by which a withholding order may be served for the purpose of collecting child support.
HB 1012	implement the requirements of the national medical support notice regarding the collecting of child support.
HB 1013	define the term, abuse, as it relates to felony child abuse.
HB 1014	eliminate a need for a witness to the signature of an applicant.
HB 1015	modify certain requirements for service of notice of entry in an action involving abuse or neglect.
HB 1016	eliminate filing and service fees regarding protection orders for domestic abuse and stalking.
HB 1017	revise certain provisions pertaining to the commitment of persons with developmental disabilities.
HB 1018	grant the Board of Regents exclusive jurisdiction to investigate civil claims or controversies involving charges of academic misconduct by its employees and to adjudicate contested cases involving such matters.
HB 1019	revise certain provisions related to livestock brands and livestock ownership inspection.
HB 1020	revise the term of retention of certain records by insurers and to require certain delivery receipts to be forwarded to an insurer.
HB 1021	revise the record retention period for certain insurance licensees and registrants.
HB 1022	repeal the requirement that certain affiliated companies be treated as one health insurance carrier.
HB 1023	provide motor carrier inspectors enforcement authority for certain violations regarding the licensing of commercial drivers.
HB 1024	revise the penalties for overweight vehicle violations.
HB 1025	update certain provisions pertaining to motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials.
HB 1026	disqualify a person from operating a commercial motor vehicle for certain traffic convictions regarding railroad crossings and to provide certain penalties.
HB 1027	revise certain residency requirements regarding the issuance and renewal of insurance.
HB 1028	establish a procedure for return of associate licenses when certain action is taken against a responsible real estate broker.
HB 1029	repeal certain producer licensing requirements, to revise certain producer and administrator standards for licensure, and to provide procedural requirements for certain disciplinary proceedings.
HB 1030	authorize the highway patrol to promulgate rules regarding splash aprons and flaps for motor vehicles.
HB 1031	permit the use of electronic signatures to authorize employee payroll deductions.
HB 1032	revise certain retirement system provisions to comply with the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, to authorize members to acquire credited service by transferring certain retirement funds, to protect the confidentiality of member information, and to declare an emergency.
HB 1033	provide benefit improvements for certain members of the South Dakota Retirement System, to revise the provisions for the purchase of uncredited service by members of the system, and to provide for increased contributions for certain members.
HB 1034	reduce the legal blood alcohol limits for motor vehicle drivers and boat operators.
HB 1035	increase the gross receipts tax on certain vehicle rentals.
HB 1036	revise certain dates pertaining to references to the Internal Revenue Code.
HB 1037	authorize the Department of Revenue to deny a motor vehicle registration or title to certain commercial motor carriers and to provide for the suspension or revocation of certain commercial motor carrier registration, license plates, or permits.
HB 1038	authorize certain law enforcement vehicles to exceed speed limits without the use of an audible siren, air horn, or flashing emergency lights under certain conditions.
HB 1039	allow an application for a concealed pistol permit to be filed electronically.
HB 1040	provide for the treatment of Indian tribes for purposes of unemployment insurance.
HB 1041	revise certain nonresident license requirements to fish.
HB 1042	authorize the Department of Game, Fish and Parks to revise the expiration date of certain hunting licenses.
HB 1043	modify the nonresident licensure requirements for hunting sandhill crane.
HB 1044	revise certain provisions related to the availability to the public of vital records.
HB 1045	revise certain voucher approval authority for the state fire suppression special revenue fund.
HB 1046	provide authority to suspend or revoke a milk sampler and grader's license.
HB 1047	authorize a system for the collection, accounting, and reimbursement of normal and extraordinary structural fire protection efforts resulting from wildfire.
HB 1048	allow the submission of sealed bids by electronic means.
HB 1049	authorize the use of online reverse auctions for state purchases.
HB 1050	revise the definition of a grain dealer.
HB 1051	revise the definition of a state agency regarding certain disclosures by a state agency of information concerning a private entity.
HB 1052	revise certain provisions related to the state training school and the state juvenile reformatory.
HB 1053	permit a victim of sliming to request that the defendant be tested for blood-borne pathogens and that the test results be disclosed to the victim.
HB 1054	require the service of certain documents on the Interim Rules Review Committee a certain time before the committee meets to review the rules.
HB 1055	require that certain vehicle accident reports include information on the use of cellular phones or communication devices.
HB 1056	prohibit age discrimination in the workplace.
HB 1057	prohibit age discrimination in state government and all political subdivisions.
HB 1058	appropriate money to the Edgemont school district.
HB 1059	revise certain provisions concerning property classifications and assessment appeals.
HB 1060	require certain disclosures if selling certain implements, machinery, equipment, or vehicles with hour meters.
HB 1061	prohibit the use of mobile telephones in moving vehicles under certain circumstances.
HB 1062	increase certain penalties for eluding a law enforcement officer.
HB 1063	revise certain provisions and to increase certain penalties regarding the disturbance of a school.
HB 1064	revise certain provisions regarding the obstructing of a law enforcement officer, jailer, or firefighter.
HB 1065	expand the South Dakota Retirement System board membership.
HB 1066	allow unloaded weapons at color guard ceremonies in elementary or secondary school buildings.
HB 1067	establish a fee for the assignment of a vehicle identification number.
HB 1068	require the recalculation of the allocation for the disability levels in the state aid to special education formula.
HB 1069	increase the compensation and to reimburse the expenses of the recount referee.
HB 1070	provide for the confidentiality of certain personal information about justices and judges in South Dakota.
HB 1071	authorize the continuation of a pilot program granting secured parties access to the state's computer system.
HB 1072	authorize certain students in alternative instruction to participate in public school cocurricular activities.
HB 1073	require direct reimbursement to ambulance services under certain circumstances.
HB 1074	repeal certain inheritance tax provisions and to re-enact a provision regarding access to a safe deposit box upon the death of a person having access.
HB 1075	provide for a bank's investment limitations.
HB 1076	revise certain membership requirements for county and municipal housing and redevelopment commissions.
HB 1077	increase the tax on cigarettes and to dedicate the increased revenue to the ethanol fuel fund.
HB 1078	revise certain bond and insurance requirements for trust companies.
HB 1079	revise certain provisions relating to preferential deposits of financial institutions.
HB 1080	revise historic preservation grants to local government entities.
HB 1081	revise certain provisions regarding the revocation or suspension of driving privileges upon conviction for unlawful sales, purchases, possession, or consumption of alcoholic beverages involving persons under twenty-one years of age.
HB 1082	revise certain penalties relating to the sex offender registry.
HB 1083	allow persons to provide certain skin peels without a cosmetology license.
HB 1084	allow a health-related professional corporation to employ certain health-related licensees without having a shareholder licensed in the same profession.
HB 1085	establish a master teacher program to award certain teachers.
HB 1086	provide for a refund of tuition and fees for certain nurses.
HB 1087	revise the property tax levies for the general fund of a school district.
HB 1088	permit appeals to the board of county commissioners for missing the deadline for filing a property assessment appeal.
HB 1089	revise the date for the filing of owner-occupied classification certificates.
HB 1090	restrict hunting from within certain public right-of- way areas that are adjacent to certain shooting preserves.
HB 1091	make compliance with federal selective service requirements a condition of obtaining certain driver licenses.
HB 1092	provide resident tuition rates for certain nonresident National Guard members and to revise certain tuition benefits for resident National Guard members.
HB 1093	revise certain reemployment requirements in the South Dakota Retirement System.
HB 1094	revise the definition of average daily membership in the state aid to education formula.
HB 1095	require the transfer of certain funds.
HB 1096	revise the index factor in the state aid to education formula.
HB 1097	establish certain classifications of property and to revise the tax levy for the general fund purposes of a school district.
HB 1098	allow certain party hunting practices in the hunting of big game.
HB 1099	require legal newspapers to print obituaries without charge.
HB 1100	allow for certain warranties to be purchased out of a school district’s capital outlay fund.
HB 1101	provide funding to school districts for operating a school term greater than one hundred seventy-five days.
HB 1102	revise the gross receipts tax that applies to certain telephone companies.
HB 1103	revise the license applications fees and renewal fees for real estate licensees.
HB 1104	prohibit the filing of false financing statements.
HB 1105	revise the index factor in the state aid to education formula.
HB 1106	revise certain provisions regarding the confidential nature of peer review activities of physicians.
HB 1107	revise certain provisions regarding pistol permits held by retired law enforcement officers.
HB 1108	require that counties be reimbursed for housing persons sent to county jail in lieu of the penitentiary.
HB 1109	exempt local governments from certain competitive bid requirements.
HB 1110	consolidate the categories of real estate licenses.
HB 1111	restrict the transfer of certain appropriated money and to provide for the redistribution of certain appropriated money.
HB 1112	allow school boards to initiate a vote relating to the imposition of an excess tax levy.
HB 1113	require the Department of Corrections to seek membership in the Performance-based Standards Project.
HB 1114	revise the assistance level for temporary assistance for needy families.
HB 1115	revise certain provisions concerning the letting of township highway projects.
HB 1116	prohibit a person from being on the general election ballot for President or vice-president and another office.
HB 1117	provide rule-making authority regarding the use of credit histories by insurers when underwriting or rating certain insurance applications or renewing insurance policies.
HB 1118	require the use of an ignition interlock device in motor vehicles used by certain persons guilty of a second violation of driving under the influence and to provide for certain penalties with regard to ignition interlock devices.
HB 1119	revise certain eligibility restrictions relating to secondary school extracurricular activities.
HB 1120	appropriate funds from the special racing revolving fund and the South Dakota-bred racing fund.
HB 1121	revise the requirements for the location of side exhaust on certain motor vehicles.
HB 1122	repeal certain provisions regarding implied consent for withdrawal of bodily substances and chemical tests when operating a motor vehicle.
HB 1123	provide that students who graduate early be counted in a school district's average daily membership for the entire school term.
HB 1124	restrict the transfer of certain appropriated money and to provide for the distribution of certain appropriated money.
HB 1125	adjust the salary schedule for county sheriffs.
HB 1126	regulate the discharge of firearms from public right-of-way.
HB 1127	place certain safety zone restrictions on hunting in state-owned railroad rights-of-way.
HB 1128	require that certain reviews for worker's compensation be conducted by similarly qualified health care professionals as those who provided the service under review.
HB 1129	revise certain provisions regarding concealed pistol permits.
HB 1130	revise the provisions related to the sale of surplus governmental property.
HB 1131	provide for civil recovery of unpaid property and services.
HB 1132	establish a Children's Mental Health Task Force.
HB 1133	revise certain requirements for displaying motor vehicles at events.
HB 1134	revise the time at which bond is required of a surplus line broker.
HB 1135	revise the procedure for reclassification and valuation of certain real property, to conduct a pilot study on valuing certain real property, to appropriate money for a pilot study, and to declare an emergency.
HB 1136	clarify the approval authority for local accounts of the state treasurer and state auditor.
HB 1137	revise certain provisions regarding the compensation and the meetings of the State Cement Plant Commission.
HB 1138	increase the penalty for the stalking of certain children.
HB 1139	specify the elements of the crime of aggravated indecent exposure and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1140	provide for a universal service fund regarding telecommunications services.
HB 1141	provide certain standards for utilization review for property and casualty insurers.
HB 1142	repeal the prohibition of certain disclosures by a state agency of information concerning a private entity and to refer the Act to the electors of this state at the next general election.
HB 1143	allow certain school district transfers.
HB 1144	repeal certain provisions relating to the calculation of state aid to education.
HB 1145	dedicate certain sales taxes collected at the state fair for making improvements to the state fairgrounds.
HB 1146	prohibit the maintenance and operation of certain boot camp programs and to develop a plan for the potential uses of the boot camp facilities.
HB 1147	disallow the use of certain pension, annuity, or retirement payments as a setoff against unemployment benefits.
HB 1148	establish a comprehensive health association to provide insurance coverage to eligible persons.
HB 1149	revise certain provisions related to the awarding of high school diplomas to certain veterans.
HB 1150	require that diesel fuel sold in the state contain biodiesel fuel.
HB 1151	require the secretary of state to conduct a pilot program granting certain secured parties the ability to file and provide a procedure to record a financing statement for security interest on agricultural lien and to provide rule-making authority to implement the pilot program.
HB 1152	revise the taxation and registration requirements of certain all-terrain vehicles and off-road motorcycles.
HB 1153	provide procedural requirements for ineligibility orders issued by the division of insurance and to repeal a surplus line insurer's responsibility to remit surplus lines tax not remitted by an unlicensed surplus lines broker.
HB 1154	establish an alternative method for the calculation of average daily membership for school districts.
HB 1155	revise the distribution of state aid to education.
HB 1156	provide legislators with distinctive motor vehicle license plates.
HB 1157	require law enforcement agencies to inform victims of possible rape or incest of the availability of post-coitus contraception.
HB 1158	prohibit unsolicited gaming e-mail and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1159	permit certain persons to solemnize marriages.
HB 1160	expand certain tort liability arising out of causes of action based on seduction, abduction, and alienation of affections.
HB 1161	increase the authorized number of nonresident waterfowl hunting licenses.
HB 1162	prohibit the advertising of adoptions under certain circumstances.
HB 1163	require social workers to include background checks in home study reports and to prohibit adoptions by persons convicted of certain crimes.
HB 1164	abrogate the loss of chance doctrine as set forth in Jorgenson v. Vener.
HB 1165	permit more time to file local referendums.
HB 1166	provide for a master teacher program and to make an appropriation therefor.
HB 1167	clarify the extent to which the negotiation of teacher contracts may include the school calendar.
HB 1168	provide for a study of the legislative article and related legislative provisions of the South Dakota Constitution.
HB 1169	revise certain provisions regarding disclosure statements for motor vehicles.
HB 1170	provide certain provisions regarding assaults against law enforcement personnel and certain emergency personnel and to provide a criminal penalty therefor.
HB 1171	adjust the salary schedule for the office of state's attorney.
HB 1172	modify the duration period and signing requirements for vehicle weight restrictions.
HB 1173	assign responsibility for costs of prosecution and defense of inmates who commit crimes while under the control of the Department of Corrections.
HB 1174	require retailers to provide rebates at the time of purchase under certain circumstances.
HB 1175	allow punitive damages in a barratry action.
HB 1176	revise the time permitted to qualify for a municipally elected office.
HB 1177	provide for additional exclusions from the excess fund balance penalty in the state aid to education formula.
HB 1178	establish a defined contribution account for members of the South Dakota Retirement System which may be funded by a transfer of amounts of sick leave paid upon termination of employment, a transfer of the proceeds of individual retirement accounts, and dividends based on favorable experience of the system.
HB 1179	permit a county to file a lien against the property of the parents for payment of temporary care, temporary custody, shelter, or detention provided to a child.
HB 1180	increase the amount of the lien that is permitted on the parents of a minor child for whom legal counsel has been provided.
HB 1181	prohibit directed suretyship.
HB 1182	allow evidence of a prior offense of sexual assault under certain circumstances when a defendant is charged with a sex crime.
HB 1183	increase the fund balance percentage in order to qualify for certain special education funding.
HB 1184	allow the excess tax levy for school districts to be expressed as a tax rate.
HB 1185	add a representative from the South Dakota Association of Weed and Pest Supervisors to the South Dakota Weed and Pest Control Commission
HB 1186	require that a noxious weed buyer awareness form be signed by a buyer of certain real property.
HB 1187	allow certain school district transfers.
HB 1188	revise certain penalties for moving or obtaining a used mobile home or manufactured home without an affidavit from the county treasurer.
HB 1189	establish the crime of air piracy and to increase the penalty for theft of certain aircraft.
HB 1190	revise certain insurance provisions regarding the surety bonds that are exempt from the requirements of countersignature by resident agents.
HB 1191	appropriate funds for increased wages for employees of nursing facilities and to define the distribution from the health care trust fund.
HB 1192	clarify that the court may speak with children without parents or attorneys present regarding visitation matters.
HB 1193	provide for an award of attorney fees and costs in custody and visitation modification hearings under certain circumstances.
HB 1194	require driver education students to take driver license test.
HB 1195	increase the amount transferred to the budget reserve fund.
HB 1196	regulate certain seed contracts.
HB 1197	appropriate money from the property tax reduction fund to the general fund, to provide for the transfer of certain money to the general fund, and to declare an emergency.
HB 1198	provide for a maximum amount in the property tax reduction fund.
HB 1199	revise certain provisions relating to the general fund levy of a school district.
HB 1200	provide for the protection of certain agricultural contractors.
HB 1201	impose an income tax on interest and dividends and to provide penalties for the violation thereof.
HB 1202	prohibit certain campaign contributions.
HB 1203	revise the procedure for foreclosure by advertisement.
HB 1204	repeal the prohibition on certain objects dangling between a motor vehicle driver and the vehicle’s windshield.
HB 1205	allow for nursing facilities to be constructed on American Indian reservations under certain circumstances.
HB 1206	provide funds to school districts that reorganize and to revise the calculation of state aid to education.
HB 1207	provide for the recalculation of the per student allocation in the state aid to education formula.
HB 1208	allow for certain school district transfers.
HB 1209	revise the qualifications for an owner-occupied single-family dwelling classification.
HB 1210	consider the value of certain insurance checks when calculating the purchase price of a motor vehicle.
HB 1211	provide for the use of electric personal assistive mobility devices.
HB 1212	provide for the recovery of certain expenses in an action brought by any person whose land, property, or material is being purchased by the Department of Transportation.
HB 1213	affect education in South Dakota.
HB 1214	revise certain administrative rules relating to pesticide applicators.
HB 1215	provide that certain malicious or groundless judicial proceedings involving environmental impact statements constitute abuse of judicial process and to provide a penalty for the violation thereof.
HB 1216	authorize shareholders to vote and to make certain other communications by electronic means.
HB 1217	amend certain administrative rules related to livestock feed labeling, handling, and storage.
HB 1218	revise the definition of the term, crime of violence.
HB 1219	revise the household income threshold and index factor for determining certain freezes on property assessments and to declare an emergency.
HB 1220	revise certain provisions with regard to child custody and to declare an emergency.
HB 1221	revise the date for filing certain certificates of nomination.
HB 1222	provide for the compensation of librarians and library employees.
HB 1223	increase the penalties for certain trespassing offenses.
HB 1224	prohibit interference with the use of communication devices to summon aid to an emergency.
HB 1225	require certain information on forms requesting assistance from the state to be verified under oath as true and correct and to provide certain penalties for violations thereof.
HB 1226	eliminate certain waiting periods and notice requirements associated with certificates of release for mortgages.
HB 1227	prohibit the faxing or e-mailing of unsolicited advertising materials.
HB 1228	provide for the creation of a no solicitation calls list for persons wishing not to receive unsolicited telephone calls, to create a telephone solicitation account, and to establish certain fees and civil penalties.
HB 1229	conduct a pilot study on agricultural income value, to appropriate money for a pilot study, and to declare an emergency.
HB 1230	require that certain state vehicles be equipped as flexible fuel vehicles.
HB 1231	require the use of ethanol fuel in certain state vehicles.
HB 1232	provide for certain grants to school districts and to make an appropriation therefor.
HB 1233	provide compensation to retailers for collecting and remitting the sales tax on a monthly basis.
HB 1234	clarify that certain political contributions to ballot question committees from association dues and funds are permitted.
HB 1235	establish a penalty for certain assaults against law enforcement officers.
HB 1236	declare a disaster in certain federal forest areas and to authorize state and local remedial action.
HB 1237	amend the General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2002.
HB 1238	require a pre-election campaign financing statement of candidates for legislative office.
HB 1239	provide a period for the sale and use of fireworks around New Year’s Day.
HB 1240	revise certain provisions relating to the Statewide One-Call Notification Board, to create enforcement authority for the board, and to provide for certain penalties.
HB 1241	provide a time limit for filing an application for county welfare assistance for hospital expenses by or on behalf of a medically indigent person.
HB 1242	appropriate money for the State Fair.
HB 1243	revise certain provisions regarding family day care homes and unregistered family day care homes.
HB 1244	allow the assets of the South Dakota Retirement System to be invested in venture capital.
HB 1245	require that certain exempt, dyed diesel fuel sold in the state contain biodiesel fuel oil.
HB 1246	create the South Dakota senior citizen pharmaceutical assistance program.
HB 1247	require payment of certain property taxes if agricultural land is changed to another classification of property.
HB 1248	increase the tax on cigarettes and to dedicate the proceeds.
HB 1249	restrict the use of certain artificial lights to locate wild animals
HB 1250	provide for notice by financial institutions of certain trust account overdrafts.
HB 1251	require that hoghouse amendments have a two-thirds majority vote for consideration.
HB 1252	increase the tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products and to dedicate the revenues.
HB 1253	revise certain provisions pertaining to the juvenile corrections monitor.
HB 1254	revise certain provisions related to livestock auction agencies and livestock dealers and to establish a penalty.
HB 1255	provide that the provisions limiting the number of retail alcohol licenses that may be issued to one person do not apply to certain additional convention facility on-sale licenses.
HB 1256	revise certain provisions regarding title insurance reserves.
HB 1257	revise the requirements for volunteer firefighters to become eligible for workers' compensation.
HB 1258	establish a tuition reimbursement program for nurses.
HB 1259	revise the information that is collected and appears on a driver license.
HB 1260	provide certain restrictions for local governments opting out of the limitation on tax levy increases.
HB 1261	provide certain restrictions for local governments that have opted out of the limitation on tax levy increases.
HB 1262	revise the elements of the crime of passing a check against insufficient funds.
HB 1263	revise the authority for state expenditures.
HB 1264	revise certain provisions regarding aerial hunting.
HB 1265	allow for the issuance of metal plates with a special designation to auction agencies.
HB 1266	revise certain statutes relating to the eligibility of individual's employed by certain schools for unemployment benefits.
HB 1267	direct the Department of Game, Fish and Parks to enter into negotiations with Indian tribes related to the management of Bear Butte State Park.
HB 1268	provide for a sales tax holiday on tangible personal property.
HB 1269	provide certain procedures for the imposition of development impact fees.
HB 1270	to amend the General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2002.
HB 1271	make an appropriation for the purchase of dive rescue and recovery equipment and associated training.
HB 1272	authorize certain wine shipments, to levy an excise tax, and to establish certain penalties.
HB 1273	revise the requirements for obtaining plates and certificates to park in any space reserved for a person with a disability and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1274	revise the distribution of revenue from the petroleum release compensation and tank inspection fee.
HB 1275	repeal certain restrictions on school district transfers.
HB 1276	revise certain provisions related to enforcement actions for weight violations by certain buses.
HB 1277	revise the use of the children's trust fund and to make an appropriation for family visitation centers.
HB 1278	revise certain provisions relating to child custody and to provide for a shared parenting plan.
HB 1279	establish the South Dakota Municipal Facilities Authority, to provide for the establishment of one or more special purpose corporations by the South Dakota Municipal Facilities Authority, to establish the powers of the South Dakota Municipal Facilities Authority and each such corporation, including the power to acquire, own, lease, sublease and dispose of certain land, improvements and capital equipment comprising all or a portion of any municipal facilities, including any system or part of a system of waterworks, sewage or waste disposal, and to establish or confirm the powers and liabilities of the state, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, the Board of Water and Natural Resources, the South Dakota Conservancy District and municipalities and other public entities of the state in connection therewith.
HB 1280	revise the definition of a controlled group for sales tax purposes.
HB 1281	lengthen the period required for notice of nonrenewal of certain insurance policies.
HB 1282	place a moratorium on certain new outdoor advertising permits, to create a task force to review the state laws regulating outdoor advertising along state highways, and to declare an emergency.
HB 1283	define certain serious injuries to infants as aggravated assault and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1284	establish a comprehensive health insurance risk pool and to make an appropriation therefor.
HB 1285	expand the RxAccess Program to assist additional individuals in obtaining prescription medications through patient assistance programs sponsored by pharmaceutical manufacturers and to make an appropriation therefor.
HB 1286	provide distributions from certain funds.
HB 1287	increase funding for education, to reduce state government reliance on lottery proceeds, and to revise the distribution of lottery proceeds.
HB 1288	allow certain persons to administer epinephrine in certain circumstances.
HB 1289	establish certain requirements that must be met before the Department of Social Services may require prior authorization for prescription drugs provided to certain individuals.
HB 1290	revise the calculation of state aid to education.
HB 1291	revise the requirements for obtaining a specialty license plate organizational decal.
HB 1292	require certain statistics regarding traffic law enforcement to be collected and maintained.
HB 1293	adopt the Uniform Interstate Enforcement of Domestic Violence Protection Orders Act.
HB 1294	revise and supplement certain powers of the South Dakota Building Authority.
HB 1295	provide for the voters' consideration of a proposed constitutional amendment to Article XVII in June 2002, to make an appropriation therefor, and to declare an emergency.
HB 1296	amend the General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2002.
HB 1297	authorize the establishment of an antimicrobial resistance education program.
HB 1298	provide for certain prescriptive authority for optometrists.
HB 1299	change the definition and venue of perjury prosecutions and to provide for the verification of certain information on certain state applications or other documents.
HB 1300	clarify the state's sovereign immunity in the courts of other jurisdictions.
HB 1301	authorize the railroad authority to acquire certain facilities owned by other railroads and to declare an emergency.
HB 1302	provide for the establishment of standard guidelines to be used regarding child custody and visitation.
HB 1303	revise the Governor's emergency powers in the event of a terrorist or bioterrorist attack.
HB 1304	revise the emergency powers of the Department of Health.
HB 1305	define terrorism, to create the crime of terrorism, and to provide a penalty therefor.

House Commemorations

Bill	Title
HC 1001	Honoring Kendra Dwight, South Dakota Girls' State Governor, and John Rapinchuk, 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.
HC 1002	Honoring and supporting Czech Days in Tabor, South Dakota, on the occasion of its fifty-fourth anniversary.
HC 1003	Honoring Sergeant Deono Miller for his Vietnam service.
HC 1004	Honoring and commending the members of the South Dakota National Guard.
HC 1005	Commending and honoring the 2000-2001 Outstanding School Administrators of South Dakota: John LaFave, Pollock, School Superintendents Association; Sheila DeSmet, Vermillion, Business Officials Association; Richard Brubakken, Brookings, Elementary School Principals Association; Kevin Segrud, New Underwood, Secondary School Principals Association; Dan Neiles, Brookings, Secondary/Middle School Principals Association; Cleo Edeburn, Brookings, Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development; and Lyn Heidenson, Brandon, South Dakota Council of Administrators of Special Education for being named outstanding administrators by their respective administrator parent groups.
HC 1006	Honoring Larry Luitjens of Custer on achieving the most wins ever by a South Dakota boys' high school basketball coach.
HC 1007	Honoring and supporting the South Dakota Humanities Council, on the occasion of their thirtieth anniversary.
HC 1008	Honoring the 2001 Roslyn Vikings High School football team, coaches, and staff.
HC 1009	Honoring the 2001 Britton Braves High School football team, coaches, and staff.
HC 1010	Honoring United Nations Ambassador and former United States Senator George McGovern for service to South Dakota and the United States.
HC 1011	Honoring the Sioux Falls Roosevelt Rough Riders girls' basketball team and their coaches.
HC 1012	Honoring Darrell "Brownie" Eagle Bull for his commitment and achievements in the area of community education.
HC 1013	Commending and honoring Phyllis Petersen for her outstanding service to the Legislative Research Council.
HC 1014	Honoring Erik C. Hanson of Sioux Falls on receiving the rank of Eagle Scout.
HC 1015	Commending and honoring Julie Dangel of Scotland, South Dakota, for being selected as the 2001 "Nurse of the Year" by the South Dakota Healthcare Association Nursing Council.
HC 1016	Honoring Nicole Siebrasse of Aberdeen for receiving a Prudential Spirit of Community Award.
HC 1017	Honoring Walter J. Schramm for being named as the 2001 Outstanding Older Worker for South Dakota.
HC 1018	Honoring the Morgan family athletes past and present who attended Dakota Wesleyan University as one of the most outstanding basketball families in South Dakota history.
HC 1019	Honoring the 2001 Emery/Ethan Seahawk High School Football Team, Coaches, and Staff.
HC 1020	Honoring and supporting WNAX Radio in Yankton on the occasion of its eightieth anniversary.
HC 1021	Honoring and congratulating Opal Peterson on her ninety-first birthday.
HC 1022	Honoring an outstanding rodeo cowboy and distinguished South Dakotan, Tom Z. Reeves of Eagle Butte.
HC 1023	Honoring the memory of Senator Harold W. Halverson and lamenting his untimely passing.
HC 1024	Recognizing the contributions of the Sioux Falls John Morrell Plant to South Dakota's economic development efforts and the agriculture community.
HC 1025	Honoring Helen Nelson, Lincoln County Auditor.
HC 1026	Honoring the Sioux Code Talkers in recognition of their great contributions and service to their nation during World War II.
HC 1027	Honoring Tom Winter, Lincoln County Highway Superintendent.

House Concurrent Resolutions

Bill	Title
HCR 1001	Requesting the United States Congress not to attempt to repeal or rescind any of the tax relief legislation passed by the United States Congress in May 2001.
HCR 1002	Urging the United States Army Corps of Engineers to reconsider its Draft Implementation Plan for the Final Biological Opinion on Operation of the Missouri River Main Stem Reservoir System.
HCR 1003	Requesting the appointment of a special task force to study a corporate franchise tax and propose a ballot measure and legislation concerning a corporate franchise tax to fund secondary education.
HCR 1004	Urging the study of the problem of teenage in-vehicle drinking and drug use.
HCR 1005	Urging the federal government to authorize and fund long-term health care on Indian reservations.
HCR 1006	Commending Aberdeen Central High School's Environmental Club and designating May 15, 2002, as statewide Ride a Bike to Work Day.
HCR 1007	Urging the Public Utilities Commission, Qwest Corporation, and the Federal Communications Commission to proceed as quickly as possible with the process of allowing Qwest Corporation to provide interstate telecommunications services in South Dakota.
HCR 1008	Supporting the Kids Voting Program.
HCR 1009	Urging congressional approval of military retirement pay and veterans' disability compensation.
HCR 1010	Requesting the Governor and executive agencies to provide legislative committees with information on certain legislative bills and resolutions.
HCR 1011	Expressing the support of the Legislature for the construction and operation of a federal Western Grasslands Invasive Weed Laboratory in Rapid City, South Dakota.
HCR 1012	Urging a reconsideration of the Food and Drug Administration's approval of mifepristone (RU-486), an investigation into the process followed in approving this drug, and a reassessment of the drug's safety.
HCR 1013	Recognizing Ellsworth Air Force Base personnel as an outstanding component of our nation's defenses.
HCR 1014	Urging Congress to revise eligibility requirements for certain Medicaid recipients of long-term care assistance.
HCR 1015	Encouraging state and local law enforcement agencies to acquire and to use video cameras at all traffic stops.
HCR 1016	Encouraging local law enforcement agencies to adopt community policing practices.
HCR 1017	Requesting the South Dakota Investment Council to explore investing limited state resources in South Dakota venture capital.
HCR 1018	Expressing the sense of the South Dakota State Legislature about management of the Black Hills National Forest.
HCR 1019	Requesting the enforcement of laws to protect livestock producers from unfair competition.
HCR 1020	Requesting a discussion of the problems existing between the State of South Dakota and the federal government on issues of state and federal powers and responsibilities.
HCR 1021	Requesting the Department of Corrections to expand their mission statement.
HCR 1022	Supporting the National Motto of the United States.
HCR 1023	Supporting mandatory country of origin labeling for agricultural products.
HCR 1024	Proposing a moratorium on the importation of live cattle and certain beef products.
HCR 1025	Encouraging the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs to conduct a feasibility study of the possibility of establishing an East River State Veterans Home.
HCR 1026	Urging South Dakota to adopt a prescription savings program modeled after the Iowa Priority Prescription Savings Program and to combine with Iowa for negotiating influence to reduce prescription prices for Medicare-eligible individuals.
HCR 1027	Encouraging South Dakota's delegation in the United States Congress to pass an economic stimulus package that creates jobs and ensures a strong economy for America's future prosperity and security.
HCR 1028	Urging awareness and support for reading programs in our homes and communities.
HCR 1029	Expressing the support of the Legislature for the South Dakota Math, Science, and Technology Council.

House Joint Resolutions

Bill	Title
HJR 1001	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 or financial corporations.
HJR 1002	Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election the repeal of certain sections of Article XVII of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota relating to corporate or syndicate farming.
HJR 1003	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article XII, Section 2 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to expenditures from funds established by a two-thirds vote of both houses of the Legislature.
HJR 1004	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article III, section 12 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to legislative conflicts of interest.
HJR 1005	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 realty improvement contracts.
HJR 1006	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 1007	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article III, section 5, of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota to clarify the responsibility of the Legislature to provide for its own apportionment.
HJR 1008	Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election an amendment to Article XXI of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to hunting, fishing, and trapping.
HJR 1009	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the June 2002 primary election amendments to Article XVII of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to restrictions on corporate farming.
HJR 1010	proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article IV, section 4, of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, extending the time allowed for the Governor's review of legislation passed by the Legislature.

Senate Bills

Bill	Title
SB 1	revise the refund of certain taxes attributed to the construction of certain new or expanded commercial power production facilities.
SB 2	revise the tax refund requirements for certain power production facilities.
SB 3	appropriate money to conduct a wind resource assessment.
SB 4	assess and tax renewable power companies.
SB 5	establish a program for teacher mentors.
SB 6	provide for counselors in schools.
SB 7	provide for the leasing of certain public lands acquired by exchange.
SB 8	authorize the lease of certain public lands for military purposes.
SB 9	permit certain full-time postsecondary students to vote in municipal and school elections.
SB 10	revise certain township election provisions.
SB 11	provide a method for computing a period of time related to election notices or filings.
SB 12	provide for the method for marking and counting ballots and to clarify the procedure for auditing ballots.
SB 13	revise certain municipal and school election procedures.
SB 14	revise certain requirements and responsibilities of the administrator of the Human Services Center.
SB 15	repeal and revise certain provisions regarding the composition of the mental health planning and coordination advisory council.
SB 16	provide that certain postsecondary school information be given to parents and guardians of students in middle schools and high schools.
SB 17	revise certain provisions regarding university admission requirements for foreign language instruction.
SB 18	permit the summary disposition of certain contested cases.
SB 19	create the crime of communicating a terroristic threat or hoax terroristic threat and to provide certain penalties therefor.
SB 20	revise certain provisions relating to service of process on foreign corporations through the secretary of state.
SB 21	prohibit tax stamping or payment of taxes on cigarettes or roll your own tobacco products produced by certain nonparticipating manufacturers and to provide for the creation of a directory for compliant nonparticipating manufacturers.
SB 22	adopt the Uniform Rendition of Prisoners as Witnesses in Criminal Proceedings Act.
SB 23	revise the rule-making authority for group health plans.
SB 24	continue to allow investigative materials to be confidential during the investigative phase and to allow the material to be obtained by parties to a complaint after a probable cause determination is made.
SB 25	place a maximum fee for certain initial public offerings of securities.
SB 26	authorize a civil penalty for securities violations by registered or unregistered persons or entities.
SB 27	revise the requirement for review of an insurance company's actuarial data after credit unemployment rate filings.
SB 28	eliminate the requirement that appointed scale inspectors take an oath of office and post a performance bond.
SB 29	revise certain fees for special inspections and examination of certain weighing and measuring devices and certain standards and testing equipment.
SB 30	limit the ability of the director of the division of securities to review securities registration based on merit review.
SB 31	update references to the codes of ethics for teachers and administrators.
SB 32	require photo identification for all aeronautics operations, to increase the pilot registration fee, and to declare an emergency.
SB 33	revise the state trunk highway system.
SB 34	remove the exemption for certain tax liability on bonds issued by the Agriculture and Business Development Authority.
SB 35	revise the proration of ethanol payments to ethanol producers.
SB 36	impose a sales and use tax on mobile telecommunications services and to implement the federal uniform and simplified sourcing rules for mobile telecommunications services.
SB 37	modify the permissible exclusions for life insurance policies.
SB 38	require certain information to be collected to create a database of certain public officials and public employees for use in the event of an emergency or disaster and to authorize administrative rules to implement the reporting procedures.
SB 39	revise the duties of the filing office in dealing with uniform commercial code records.
SB 40	allocate expenses of the investment council to certain trust funds and to provide provisions for the investment and the distribution of certain trust funds.
SB 41	revise certain provisions regarding the higher education savings plan and to declare an emergency.
SB 42	revise certain provisions regarding the registration of sex offenders.
SB 43	permit the recording of certain deeds to or from the State of South Dakota without platting.
SB 44	modify the areas where the Game, Fish and Parks Commission may require a park license.
SB 45	revise certain provisions related to the practice of medicine or osteopathy in South Dakota while holding a license in another state and while located outside of the state.
SB 46	revise certain provisions relating to controlled substances.
SB 47	authorize the Department of Corrections to release juvenile information to the adult corrections system.
SB 48	expand the Board of Pardons and Paroles to nine members.
SB 49	authorize inmates to waive parole hearings.
SB 50	regulate the practice of accountancy.
SB 51	increase certain license and renewal fees assessed to chiropractors.
SB 52	revise certain provisions regarding the resolution of unperformed acts and the administration of subsequently discovered property of an estate.
SB 53	revise certain terms used in the Uniform Probate Code.
SB 54	revise the vote required to authorize a school district bond.
SB 55	revise the circumstances under which certain financial instruments are presumed abandoned.
SB 56	repeal mandated coverage for prostate cancer screening.
SB 57	allow school boards to initiate an election to change the size of the school board and to declare an emergency.
SB 58	establish a nursing workforce center under the direction of the Board of Nursing and to provide funding through a fee assessed upon nursing license renewal.
SB 59	provide for certain increases in the state minimum wage.
SB 60	exempt the purchase of books from sales and use tax.
SB 61	allow for binding arbitration for school districts and employees under certain circumstances.
SB 62	provide that any Board of Regents' employee is eligible for longevity pay.
SB 63	repeal the restrictions placed on persons who have possessed, used, or distributed controlled substances or marijuana from participation in certain extracurricular activities or financial aid assistance.
SB 64	establish certain wage requirements for the recipients of REDI fund loans.
SB 65	establish certain benefit requirements for the recipients of REDI fund loans.
SB 66	prohibit the use of certain camera technology for speeding violations.
SB 67	reduce the sales and use tax on food.
SB 68	limit state expenditures.
SB 69	authorize counties to regulate hunting for certain fire protection purposes.
SB 70	revise certain provisions regarding disclosure statements for motor vehicles.
SB 71	revise certain penalties concerning inspections, repairs, and maintenance to certain vehicles.
SB 72	provide for a renewal fee for nonresident insurance producers and to revise the renewal period for resident insurance producers from annual to biennial.
SB 73	prohibit the sale of prepaid adult entertainment cards and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 74	prohibit and proscribe the sale of prepaid adult entertainment cards and to provide certain penalties therefor.
SB 75	designate certain areas as drug-free zones.
SB 76	provide for legislative redistricting by a bipartisan, nonlegislative commission.
SB 77	prohibit big game hunting on certain railroad rights-of-way.
SB 78	increase the hunting safety zone distance.
SB 79	increase the maximum property tax levy for the pension fund of a school district.
SB 80	revise certain provisions related to the examination required for physician licensure.
SB 81	limit the Department of Labor's authority to recommend settlements in labor disputes.
SB 82	revise the distribution of state aid to education.
SB 83	reduce the capitalization rate for determining nonagricultural acreage.
SB 84	revise certain transcript fees.
SB 85	exempt from sales and use tax certain contract services provided to agricultural producers by an agent of a parent company through a local contracting entity and certain employee expense reimbursement provided by an agricultural cooperative.
SB 86	provide for the use of an ignition interlock device in a motor vehicle used by any person guilty of a second or subsequent violation of driving under the influence.
SB 87	revise certain provisions pertaining to open enrollment.
SB 88	require municipalities to be responsible for sidewalks located on property owned by the municipality.
SB 89	allow school boards to initiate a vote relating to the imposition of an excess tax levy and to declare an emergency.
SB 90	appropriate money for the Northern Crops Institute.
SB 91	provide for DNA testing for certain inmates.
SB 92	require a school board to notify the parent or guardian of each student being taught by certain teachers.
SB 93	establish certain requirements for genetic testing.
SB 94	permit the posting or display of the United States flag, giving the pledge of allegiance, and singing the national anthem.
SB 95	revise the total amount of revenue payable to counties from taxes on real property.
SB 96	limit the damages that may be awarded in a medical malpractice action against an optometrist.
SB 97	revise the weight exemption for vehicles hauling speciality crops.
SB 98	provide certain limitations on land purchases made by the state.
SB 99	allow certain contracts between cigarette retailers and suppliers.
SB 100	revise the formula for reducing state aid to education due to an excessive general fund balance.
SB 101	provide for the release of the booking photographs of prisoners under certain conditions.
SB 102	revise the calculation of state aid to education for certain consolidated school districts.
SB 103	increase the required distance between certain persons or equipment and high voltage lines.
SB 104	exempt certain motor vehicles used to transport inventory replacement vehicles to a dealer's principal place of business from the requirement to be licensed as a commercial motor vehicle.
SB 105	provide for the recall of certain school district officials.
SB 106	provide a privilege for insurance compliance self-audits.
SB 107	provide for the transfer of certain statutes regarding domestic abuse.
SB 108	require the acceptance of certain uniform life insurance and annuity request forms and to revise certain provisions regarding the required disclosure provisions in health insurance policies.
SB 109	exempt certain insurers and intermediaries from mortgage lending licensing.
SB 110	revise certain provisions regarding the regulation of vehicle dealers.
SB 111	revise per diem for certain legislative committees and to declare an emergency.
SB 112	establish the South Dakota student incentive loan program and to make an appropriation therefor.
SB 113	provide for the state to transfer its reversionary interest in certain real estate in Lake County, commonly known as Camp Lakodia.
SB 114	revise certain provisions relating to township meetings.
SB 115	repeal certain provisions relating to school district boundary changes.
SB 116	exempt certain food purchases from the sales and use tax.
SB 117	provide that donations of body parts evidenced by driver's licenses and nondriver identification cards not be used for research and education.
SB 118	prohibit smoking in public places.
SB 119	provide for the establishment of a no telephone solicitation contact list.
SB 120	authorize additional off-sale retail liquor licenses in certain first class municipalities.
SB 121	revise certain provisions regarding the family exclusion for auto insurance coverage.
SB 122	revise certain provisions to the dredges transferred from the state to the South Dakota Lakes and Streams Association.
SB 123	make it permissive for counties to levy a tax for secondary roads in unorganized territories.
SB 124	repeal certain provisions concerning the county highway system.
SB 125	impose an excise tax on the gross receipts of personal communications system, wireless, and cellular telecommunications companies.
SB 126	revise certain career service system rules pertaining to causes for disciplinary action against employees.
SB 127	establish licensing requirements for providers of certain automated teller machine transaction routing services.
SB 128	establish certain civil penalties for overweight vehicle violations and to provide for the disposition of the civil penalties.
SB 129	revise the provisions related to the sale of surplus property.
SB 130	provide for the implementation of certain prairie dog management plans or activities with legislative approval.
SB 131	permit voters to register on election day at the polling place.
SB 132	revise the provisions for moving a structure under or across a utility line and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 133	revise the distribution of revenue from the petroleum release compensation and tank inspection fee, to transfer certain funds, and to declare an emergency.
SB 134	revise the authority of the South Dakota Student Loan Corporation and the South Dakota Housing Development Authority regarding private activity bonds.
SB 135	revise certain provisions relating to municipal and county housing and redevelopment commissions.
SB 136	allow state chartered banks to expand their investment options to include certain annuities.
SB 137	allow local units of government to regulate tobacco products.
SB 138	appropriate money to the state fair.
SB 139	revise the number of allowable hunting days for certain nonresident waterfowl licenses.
SB 140	revise certain provisions governing trusts.
SB 141	authorize total return unitrusts.
SB 142	allow certain trusts to be shareholders in certain professional organizations.
SB 143	exempt ephedrine from the controlled drugs and substances schedule under certain circumstances.
SB 144	provide certain financial and employment protections to members of the South Dakota National Guard.
SB 145	revise certain requirements for school district reorganization.
SB 146	revise the issuance and validity of certain fall three-day temporary nonresident waterfowl licenses.
SB 147	provide for a bill of rights for children in the care of the state.
SB 148	revise and extend certain provisions relating to the licensure of drivers who have experienced epileptic, narcoleptic, or other convulsions, seizures, or blackouts.
SB 149	allow a school district to impose additional taxes.
SB 150	exempt certain full-time teachers from certain property taxes.
SB 151	regulate deferred presentment service transactions.
SB 152	allow the offer of an individual health benefit plan without certain mandates.
SB 153	create a mentor teacher pilot program and to appropriate money therefor.
SB 154	revise certain provisions related to abandoned mineral interests.
SB 155	revise the civil liability of foster parents for certain personal injuries sustained by foster children in their care.
SB 156	provide for the revision of the South Dakota Family Farm Act of 1974 to conform with a proposed amendment to the South Dakota Constitution regulating corporate farming in South Dakota.
SB 157	revise certain provisions concerning who may hold a light wine license.
SB 158	clarify the calculation of state aid to education to certain school districts.
SB 159	amend the General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2002 to provide for certain home and community based services.
SB 160	expand the definition of domestic abuse to include certain acts or threats for the purpose of denying, hindering, or delaying the provision of emergency or law enforcement services to family or household members.
SB 161	revise the definition of certain entities exempt from sales tax.
SB 162	revise certain provisions related to the exchange or sale of certain public lands.
SB 163	prohibit discrimination by health insurers against individuals who participate in certain activities.
SB 164	require damage disclosure statements for certain large boats.
SB 165	require school systems to allow military recruiters access to students and school facilities.
SB 166	make an appropriation to the Department of Education and Cultural Affairs to reimburse fees and provide a stipend for National Board for Professional Teaching Standards certified teachers, to provide for a teacher enhancement program, and to revise the calculation of state aid to education.
SB 167	revise the contractor's excise tax provisions for a commercial power production facility.
SB 168	permit certain nonprofits to have a temporary on-sale license.
SB 169	amend the Uniform Limited Partnership Act to provide limited liability limited partnerships.
SB 170	repeal a provision that requires foster parents to care for a child for not less than two years before the foster parent is a primary consideration for adoption of the child.
SB 171	require secondary containment for certain liquid fertilizer containers or facilities.
SB 172	revise the effective date of certain provisions related to insurance taxes.
SB 173	provide for an alternative base period for the purposes of determining unemployment compensation.
SB 174	create a Board of Corrections, to give rule-making authority, and to abolish the Corrections Commission.
SB 175	provide for civil liability for certain personal injuries relating to the internet posting of certain inherently dangerous information.
SB 176	repeal certain provisions, commonly known as the gag law, prohibiting certain disclosures by a state agency of information concerning a private entity.
SB 177	revise and modify certain provisions relating to the award of child custody and to declare an emergency.
SB 178	revise the procedure for assessing certain agricultural land.
SB 179	regulate sampling procedures for verification of transgenic seed use.
SB 180	regulate unsolicited electronic commerce.
SB 181	provide for a study of the state minimum wage.
SB 182	revise the procedures for opting out of the property tax freeze.
SB 183	prohibit misleading unsolicited commercial e-mails.
SB 184	protect the children of South Dakota against sexual exploitation by criminalizing certain conduct involving children and the internet, to provide for civil remedies, to require certain people to report suspected violations, and to revise certain provisions regarding the unlawful use of computers.
SB 185	make an appropriation to fund tax refunds for elderly and disabled persons and to revise the income eligibility requirements for property tax and sales tax refunds.
SB 186	appropriate funds from the water and environment fund and the environment and natural resources fee fund and to declare an emergency.
SB 187	appropriate money for the ordinary expenses of the legislative, judicial, and executive departments of the state, the expenses of state institutions, interest on the public debt, and for common schools.

Senate Commemorations

Bill	Title
SC 1	Honoring Coleen C. Keffeler of Sturgis on her selection as National Teacher of the Year for Career and Technical Education.
SC 2	Honoring Ryan Wilfahrt of Watertown on receiving the rank of Eagle Scout.
SC 3	Honoring the Watertown High School varsity football team and the staff of the varsity football team.
SC 4	Honoring 4-H clubs and 4-H members on the centennial celebration of the founding of 4-H.
SC 5	Honoring Jeffrey Lukens of Sioux Falls as South Dakota's 2002 Teacher of the Year.
SC 6	Commending and honoring Margie Reynolds, a member of the Hill City School District, on her selection as the 2001-2002 Outstanding School Board Member.
SC 7	Honoring the outstanding achievements of Darrell Hartmann, Chief and Pete Bolzer, Assistant Chief of the Brookings Fire Department in the field of fire and rescue.
SC 8	Commemorating the retirement of Fred Tully and recognizing him for his dedication and steadfast leadership to the Black Hills Children's Home and Children's Home Society of South Dakota for over two decades.
SC 9	Honoring Dr. Thomas R. Hills of Black Hills State University on twenty-five years of outstanding service to the South Dakota Legislative Internship Program.
SC 10	Honoring Coleen C. Keffeler of Sturgis on her selection as National Teacher of the Year for Career and Technical Education.
SC 11	Honoring Betty Schultes, an outstanding special education teacher at Pine Ridge High School.
SC 12	Honoring the outstanding achievements of Patty Pearson, Executive Director of Kids Voting South Dakota.
SC 13	Honoring Dawn Morris of Pierre on her selection as National Mother of the Year.
SC 14	Honoring rodeo, a family sport in which all members of the family can participate in regardless of age.
SC 15	Honoring South Dakota native Adam Vinatieri for kicking the winning field goal in Super Bowl XXXVI.
SC 16	Honoring and commending Carrie Gonsor on her selection as one of the torchbearers for the 2002 Olympics.
SC 17	Honoring Mary Kate Sershen of Chester as a recipient of the 2002 Prudential Spirit of Community Award.
SC 18	Honoring Sharon Klein of Colome on her selection as South Dakota's representative to the National American Legion Oratory Contest.
SC 19	Honoring Amy Schilling, Wessington, South Dakota, the state winner in the Voice of Democracy essay contest.
SC 20	Honoring and supporting those individuals in Ukraine who support the Fulbright program for the international exchange of scholars.
SC 21	Honoring and congratulating LaFola Korkow on her ninetieth birthday.
SC 22	Commending and honoring Rebecca Umenthum of the Belle Fourche School District, Barbara Huber of the Douglas School District, Katrina Rudebusch of the Rapid City School District, Roxie Ahlbrecht and Cynthia Nelson of the Sioux Falls School District, Reva Sigle of the Spearfish School District, Mary Kate Axlund of the Sturgis School District, and Shannon Amiotte of the Wall School District, for gaining national teacher certification.
SC 23	Honoring South Dakota's Lieutenant Governor Carole Hillard for her career in public service.
SC 24	Honoring the memory of Senator Harold W. Halverson and lamenting his untimely passing.

Senate Concurrent Resolutions

Bill	Title
SCR 1	Commemorating the 20th anniversary this year of the death of Crazy Horse Memorial sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski and recognizing the sculptor's wife and family for their dedication and great progress at the Memorial during the two decades since Korczak's passing.
SCR 2	Urging the United States Congress to adopt legislation providing greater equity in Medicare reimbursement between large urban health care providers and rural health care providers.
SCR 3	Requesting the forest service to address the forest health and wildfire risk crisis facing the Black Hills.
SCR 4	Supporting adequate funding for vocational-technical education programs in South Dakota.
SCR 5	Designating "Yesterday's Tomorrows" in the city of Madison.
SCR 6	Designating "Yesterday's Tomorrows" in the city of Belle Fourche.
SCR 7	Designating "Yesterday's Tomorrows" in the city of Chamberlain.
SCR 8	Designating "Yesterday's Tomorrows" in the city of Hill City.
SCR 9	Designating "Yesterday's Tomorrows" in the city of Pierre.
SCR 10	Designating "Yesterday's Tomorrows" in the city of Redfield and Spink County.
SCR 11	Designating "Yesterday's Tomorrows" in Deadwood and the Deadwood Adams House Museum.
SCR 12	Encouraging South Dakota's delegation in the United States Congress to oppose any increase in the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards.
SCR 13	Urging the United States Congress to pass, and the President of the United States to sign, legislation that completely bans human cloning.
SCR 14	Urging the federal government to address sedimentation problems in the Missouri River Main Stem Reservoir System.
SCR 15	Honoring Governor William J. Janklow for his service to the State of South Dakota.

Senate Joint Resolutions

Bill	Title
SJR 1	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 or financial corporations.
SJR 2	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election an amendment to Article XII, section 2 of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota revising the vote required for passage of the general appropriation bill.
SJR 3	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 scholarships for students attending certain universities, colleges, and technical schools located in the state.
SJR 4	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 specifying the minimum vote necessary to opt out of the property tax freeze.
SJR 5	Proposing and submitting to the electors at the next general election amendments to Article III of the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, relating to legislative appointments and conflicts of interest.