HOUSE RULES CALENDAR MONDAY, MARCH 25, 2019 
 
Mr. Speaker and Members of the House: 
 
The Committee on Rules has fixed the calendar for this 36th Legislative Day as enumerated below: 
DEBATE CALENDAR 
Pursuant to Rule 33.3, debate shall be limited to one hour on all legislation. Time to be allocated at the discretion of the Speaker. 
 
Modified Open Rule 
 
HR 52 
 
Education; all schools, local educational agencies and state educational 
 
agency to recognize that dyslexia has a profound educational impact that 
 
must be addressed; encourage (Ed-Corbett-174th) 
 
Modified Structured Rule 
 
SB 37 
 
Statute of Frauds; clarify that a mutual agreement to modify an existing 
 
promise, agreement, contract; shall be in writing and subject to statute of 
 
frauds (Substitute)(Judy-Rich-97th) Ligon, Jr.-3rd 
 
SB 48 
 
Dyslexia; identification of and support for students in pre-kindergarten 
 
through second grade; provide (Substitute)(Ed-Harrell-106th) Martin-9th 
 
SB 60 
 
"Jeremy Nelson and Nick Blakely Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Act" 
 
(Substitute)(Ed-Rich-97th) Martin-9th 
 
SB 66 
 
"Streamlining Wireless Facilities and Antennas Act" 
 
(EU&T-Harrell-106th) Gooch-51st 
 
SB 91 
 
Nonpublic Postsecondary Educational Institutions; exemption for dental 
 
schools meeting certain criteria; provide (Substitute)(HEd-Martin-49th) 
 
Hufstetler-52nd 
 
SB 106 "Patients First Act" (SCQHC-Lott-122nd) Tillery-19th 
 
SB 110 Courts; State-wide Business Court; pursuant to the Constitution of this 
 
state; establish (Substitute)(Judy-Efstration-104th) Stone-23rd 
 
SB 161 Education; weighted scores for certain coursework for purposes of 
 
determining HOPE scholarship and Zell Miller scholarship eligibility; 
 
provide (Substitute)(HEd-Martin-49th) Tippins-37th 
 
SB 184 State Employees' Health Insurance Plan; services covered and furnished by 
 
a federally qualified health center are reimbursed at no less than the 
 
Medicare maximum; provide (Ins-Taylor-173rd) Kirk-13th 
 
SB 225 Juvenile Code; in conformity with the federal Social Security Act and the 
 
Family First Prevention Services Act; bring provisions (Substitute) 
 
(JuvJ-Ballinger-23rd) Walker III-20th 
 
Structured Rule SB 144 Taxes on Tobacco Products; issuance of special event tobacco permits; 
authorizing off-premise sales of certain tobacco products; provide (W&M-Harrell-106th) Anderson-24th SB 183 Revenue and Taxation; each person that files FORM 1099-K with the Internal Revenue Service shall also file electronically to the state revenue commissioner on or before federal deadline; provide (Substitute) (W&M-Frye-118th) Hufstetler-52nd SB 216 Ad Valorem Taxation; local governments to accept prepayments of ad valorem taxes; allow (Substitute)(W&M-Lumsden-12th) Mullis-53rd 
 
Bills and Resolutions on this calendar may be called in any order the Speaker desires. 
Respectfully submitted, 
 
_________________________________ POWELL OF THE 171st, CHAIRMAN