The first column indicates the bill number; HB stands for a House Bill; SB stands for a Senate Bill. The second column is the last name of the chief bill sponsor, and the final column is a brief description of the subject matter of the bill. To learn more about the status of a bill, click on the bill number; to learn more about the person sponsoring the bill, click on the legislator's name.
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HB 1429 | Smith |
Prohibits wireless use while driving; allows hand-free device | |
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HB 1430 | Brown |
Changes location requirements for marking utility lines. | |
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HB 1433 | Wildberger |
Requires retailers to record ID for purchases of 6 or more phones.
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HB 1511 | Kraus |
Makes theft of copper from telecom equipment class D felony.
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HB 1512 | Kraus |
Requires scrap dealers to keep records on copper purchase.
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HB 1702 | Brown |
Prohibits drivers 18 and younger from using wireless phone or PDA.
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HB 1712 | Sander |
Taxes wireless for 911, requires PBX upgrade for 911, other changes.
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HB 1779 | Emery | Permits regulatory and pricing flexibility for ILEC and VoIP providers.
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HB 1963 | LeVota |
Would make it a class D felony for callers to use false information that misrepresents the identity of the caller.
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SB 802 | Ridgeway |
Would increase the penalty for theft of copper from utility operations.
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SB 887 | Dempsy |
Prohibits wireless use while driving; permits hands-free device. | |
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SB 904 | Griesheimer |
Limits ability of utility to recover for damages to network.
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SB 1017 | Mayer |
Would require utilities to provide detailed personal property records to school districts.
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SB 1034 | Mayer |
Modifies record-keeping requirements for purchasers of scrap metal and creates penalties for unlawful purchases of certain scrap metals
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