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TN HB0188
Pregnancy Serological Testing
The bill requires doctors to conduct blood tests for syphilis on pregnant women at three different times: during the first examination, between the 28th and 32nd weeks of pregnancy, and at delivery. It also clarifies that testing for hepatitis B is included in standard pregnancy blood tests.
Introduced House Greg Martin
TN HB0189
Taxation
This bill proposes to eliminate the professional privilege tax in Tennessee starting from June 1, 2026. The professional privilege tax is a tax currently imposed on certain licensed professionals in the state.
Introduced House Ron Gant
TN HB0193
Exemption From Sales Tax On Motor Vehicles For Members Of The National Guard
Tennessee House Bill 0193 proposes a sales tax exemption for motor vehicles purchased by members of the Tennessee National Guard. The exemption applies to the first $15,000 of the vehicle's sales price and is limited to one vehicle every five years for each qualifying member. This bill aims to provide financial relief to National Guard members when buying a car.
Introduced House Renea Jones
TN HB0196
Deed Fraud
Summary pending...
Introduced House Tom Leatherwood
TN HB0201
Tenncare
Summary pending...
Introduced House Gary Hicks
TN HB0202
Elections
Summary pending...
Introduced House Kelly Keisling
TN HB0204
Health Care
Summary pending...
Introduced House Bryan Terry
TN HB0205
Scenic Rivers
Summary pending...
Introduced House Jody Barrett
TN HB0206
Mental Health
Summary pending...
Introduced House Jody Barrett
TN HB0209
Transportation
Summary pending...
Introduced House Dan Howell
TN HB0210
Transportation
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Introduced House Dan Howell
TN HB0211
Transportation
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Introduced House Dan Howell
TN HB0162
Taxes
Summary pending...
Introduced House Ron Gant
TN HB0165
Transportation
Summary pending...
Introduced House Pat Marsh
TN HB0167
The Offense Of Reckless Endangerment
Tennessee House Bill 167, known as 'MaKayla's Law,' proposes changes to the state's reckless endangerment laws. It aims to make it a specific offense if someone recklessly fails to secure a firearm, allowing a child under 13 to access it, which results in injury or death. The bill seeks to hold individuals accountable for not locking or rendering firearms inoperable, thereby enhancing child safety.
Introduced House Bo Mitchell