Rep. John Merrill
Party: Republican
District: 62 (Tuscaloosa)
Rep. Mark Tuggle
Party: Republican
District: 81 (Lee and Tallapoosa)
Rep. Ken Johnson
Party: Republican
District: 7 (Lawrence and Winston)
Rep. Mac Mccutcheon
Party: Republican
District: 25 (Limestone and Madison)
Rep. Mac Buttram
Party: Republican
District: 12 (Cullman)
Rep. Mary Sue Mcclurkin
Party: Republican
District: 43 (Jefferson)
Rep. Richard Baughn
Party: Republican
District: 14 (Tuscaloosa, Walker and Winston)
Rep. Becky Nordgren
Party: Republican
District: 29 (DeKalb and Etowah)
Rep. Alan C. Boothe
Party: Republican
District: 89 (Dale and Pike)
Rep. Elwyn Thomas
Party: Republican
District: 34 (Blount and Jefferson)
Rep. Greg Wren
Party: Republican
District: 75 (Elmore and Montgomery)
Rep. Todd Greeson
Party: Republican
District: 24 (DeKalb)
Rep. Koven L. Brown
Party: Republican
District: 40 (Calhoun)
Rep. Darrio Melton
Party: Democrat
District: 67 (Dallas)
Rep. Kurt Wallace
Party: Republican
District: 42 (Chilton and Shelby)
Rep. Alan Baker
Party: Republican
District: 66 (Baldwin and Escambia)
Rep. April Weaver
Party: Republican
District: 49 (Bibb and Shelby)
Rep. Steve Hurst
Party: Republican
District: 35 (Calhoun and Talladega)
Rep. Richard J. Laird
Party: Independent
District: 37 (Chambers, Clay and Randolph)
Rep. Duwayne H. Bridges
Party: Republican
District: 38 (Chambers and Lee)
Rep. Wes Long
Party: Republican
District: 27 (Marshall)
Rep. Terri Collins
Party: Republican
District: 8 (Morgan)
Rep. Kerry Rich
Party: Republican
District: 26 (DeKalb, Marshall)
Rep. Daniel Boman
Party: Democrat
District: 16 (Fayette, Lamar and Pickens)
Rep. Elaine Beech
Party: Democrat
District: 65 (Choctaw, Clarke, and Washington)
Rep. Micky Hammon
Party: Republican
District: 4 (Limestone and Morgan)
Rep. Jeremy H. Oden
Party: Republican
District: 11 (Blount, Cullman and Morgan)
Rep. Jay Love
Party: Republican
District: 74 (Montgomery)
Rep. Allen Treadaway
Party: Republican
District: 51 (Jefferson)
Rep. Joe Faust
Party: Republican
District: 94 (Baldwin)
Rep. Jack Williams
Party: Republican
District: 47 (Jefferson)
Rep. Paul Lee
Party: Republican
District: 86 (Houston)
HB409 - Regular Session 2011
Introduced - 03/31/2011
Passed First House
Passed Second House
Sent to Governor
Law
Description
Persons, defined to include all humans from moment of fertilization, const. amend.
Sponsor
Rep. John Merrill[Republican, 62]
Cosponsor(s)
Rep. Mark Tuggle[Republican, 81] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Ken Johnson[Republican, 7] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Mac Mccutcheon [Republican, 25] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Mac Buttram[Republican, 12] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Mary Sue Mcclurkin [Republican, 43] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Richard Baughn[Republican, 14] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Becky Nordgren[Republican, 29] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Alan C. Boothe [Republican, 89] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Elwyn Thomas [Republican, 34] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Greg Wren [Republican, 75] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Todd Greeson [Republican, 24] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Koven L. Brown[Republican, 40] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Darrio Melton[Democrat, 67] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Kurt Wallace[Republican, 42] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Alan Baker [Republican, 66] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. April Weaver[Republican, 49] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Steve Hurst [Republican, 35] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Richard J. Laird [Independent, 37] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Duwayne H. Bridges [Republican, 38] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Wes Long[Republican, 27] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Terri Collins[Republican, 8] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Kerry Rich[Republican, 26] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Daniel Boman[Democrat, 16] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Elaine Beech[Democrat, 65] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Micky Hammon [Republican, 4] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Jeremy H. Oden [Republican, 11] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Jay Love [Republican, 74] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Allen Treadaway [Republican, 51] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Joe Faust [Republican, 94] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Jack Williams [Republican, 47] - Apr 01, 2011Rep. Paul Lee[Republican, 86] - Apr 01, 2011
Current Status Introduced (Pending Committee Action in House of Origin) Introduced Apr 01, 2011 Last Action On Mar 31, 2011 Last Action Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Health Suject(s)
Fiscal Analysis
Fiscal Notes for hb409 (Regular Session 2011)
HB409 for Health - Dated 04/11/2011 Committee: Health Sponsor: Merrill Analyst: Rachel Riddle Date: 04/11/2011
FISCAL NOTE
House Bill 409 as introduced provides that the term “person” as used in the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, shall include any human from the moment of fertilization or the functional equivalent. This bill will increase the proclamation expenses of the Governor, paid from the State General Fund, by an estimated $100,000 for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2012.
Otherwise, this bill will not directly affect state or local funding.
Jim McClendon, Chair
Committee Meetings
Meeting Date Committee Time Location
Bill History
Action Date Chamber Action Audio
Mar 31, 2011 House
Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Health
Files
BIR Actions
Budget Isolation Resolution - The procedure by which the passage of the two budget bills (general and education) is given priority in the regular session. Passage of any other legislation must be preceded by the adoption of a resolution exempting it from the budget isolation process.
For a list of other terms used in the legislative process, view the state's legislative glossary page .
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