Buddy Mincey, Jr.
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- Voted in favor of HB267 (2023 Regular Session) seeking a moratorium on Carbon Capture projects in Lake Maurepas.
- October 14, 2023 - Ran for Louisiana Senate (District 13) receiving 35% of the vote to be defeated by Valery Hodges.
- 2023 - Received a 100% Pro-Life Voting Record with Louisiana Right to Life.
- Introduced HB231 (2023) to authorize the Dept. of Veterans Affairs to adopt administrative rules relative to burial eligibility at state and national veterans cemeteries
- Introduced HB397 (2023) to provide relative to the duties and responsibilities of the parish president and sheriff during a declared local disaster or state of emergency
- Introduced HB472 (2023) to provide for state entry into the Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact, which provides for licensure of teachers who move between member states
- Introduced HB637 (2023) to establish a non-refundable income or corporation franchise tax credit for the employment of eligible students as interns in work-based programs designed to incorporate on-the-job training in high-wage, high-demand industry sectors
- Introduced HB244 (2022) to require public school governing authorities to determine school-year calendars
- Introduced HB245 (2022) to require an official who is taking a minor from school in order to place him in protective custody to have certain information about the minor
- Introduced HB263 (2022) to require the establishment of check-out procedures at public schools and school districts
- Introduced HB423 (2022) to require public school governing authorities to provide high school seniors the opportunity to register to vote
- Introduced HB455 (2022) to provide relative to the qualifications of teachers at certain nonpublic schools
- Introduced HB462 (2022) to create the crime of unauthorized removal of a minor from a school, child day care center, or early learning center
- Introduced HB471 (2022) to provide relative to background checks for workers dressed in costume as certain characters
- Introduced HB509 (2022) to require the state Dept. of Education to maintain a database and report to the legislative education committee on training that professional teachers are required by law to complete
- Introduced HB617 (2022) to create the Reimagine Accountability Commission to study and report findings and recommendations relative to the school and district accountability system
- Introduced HB740 (2022) to provide for the sale, diversion, transport, delivery, and acceptance of propane, gasoline, diesel, and other fuel across jurisdictional boundaries following a declared natural disaster
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