2023 Regular Session
Bill Number | Bill Description | Bill Status | ||
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HB 252 Neutral |
Festival wine permits; extend repealers on authority to issue and certain provisions relating to. | Alive | ||
Analysis: This bill extends the repealer to exempt festival wine permit holders from being forced to buy their alcohol from the DOR's distribution warehouse. This does promote some free market principles, but the more free market solution would be to abolish the DOR warehouse and its' monopoly. | ||||
HB 419 Bad Policy |
Tourism; provide assistance to destination marketing organization. | Alive | ||
Analysis: This bill is a waste of taxpayer dollars and a misuse of government money by propping up tourism and marketing corporations. | ||||
HB 704 Bad Policy |
Television series production; provide incentives for certain. | Alive | ||
Analysis: This bill is a misuse of taxpayer dollars, giving money to media companies that make shows in Mississippi to promote tourism. | ||||
HB 772 Neutral |
Mississippi Opal; designate as official state gemstone. | Dead | ||
Analysis: | ||||
HB 1027 Neutral |
State Fruit; designate the blueberry as. | Alive | ||
Analysis: | ||||
HB 1266 Neutral |
Mississippi USA Semiquincentennial Commission and Mississippi Semiquincentennial Celebration Fund; create. | Dead | ||
Analysis: The bill establishes a board and a fund to promote the 250th anniversary of America. | ||||
SB 2006 Neutral |
Festival wine permits; remove repealers and reverters on provisions relating to. | Dead | ||
Analysis: The bill does removes some regulations by removing the repealers and allowing those with festival wine permits the ability to buy their alcohol from more places than just the DOR distribution center, and also allows anyone with a package retail permit to sell edibles. It does remove those with distillery retail permits from those who can buy alcohol from somewhere other than the DOR, forcing them back into a monopolized market. | ||||
SB 2050 Not Rated |
Mississippi Development Authority; require periodic PEER review of effectiveness of Tourism Advertising Fund expenditures. | Dead | ||
Analysis: | ||||
SB 2137 Neutral |
'Mississippi Native Plant Month'; designate each April as. | Alive | ||
Analysis: | ||||
SB 2138 Neutral |
Tourism; designate the Mississippi Opal as the state gemstone. | Alive | ||
Analysis: | ||||
SB 2139 Bad Policy |
Mississippi USA Semiquincentennial Commission and Mississippi Semiquincentennial Celebration Fund; create. | Alive | ||
Analysis: The bill establishes a board and a fund to promote the 250th anniversary of America. | ||||
SB 2359 Bad Policy |
Tourism; Mississippi Main Street Revitalization Grant Program. | Alive | ||
Analysis: It is not a core function of government to use taxpayer dollars to provide loans for beautification projects. | ||||
SB 2513 Not Rated |
Designate American Quarter Horse as the 'Official State Horse of the State of Mississippi.' | Dead | ||
Analysis: | ||||
SB 2732 Not Rated |
Tourism; create the Mississippi Golf Association Grant Program. | Dead | ||
Analysis: | ||||
SB 2830 Bad Policy |
Tourism; revise list of entities that may not have interest in wholesalers or distributors. | Dead | ||
Analysis: This bill is increasing government regulation and allowing them to dictate how businesses can operate. |
KEY: | * = Amended | % = 3/5ths Vote Required | V = Vetoed |
$ = Revenue | @ = Exempted From Deadline | P = Partially Vetoed |