This act requires health benefit plans issued in the state which cover supplemental or diagnostic breast examinations for the purpose of cancer screening or evaluation to provide this coverage without requiring payment of a deductible, coinsurance, or a copayment. 

This act amends Sections 15-13-112, 15-13-159, 15-13-160, 15-13-201, 15-13-202, 15-13-203, 15-13-205, 15-13-210, 15-13-211, and 15-13-217, Code of Alabama 1975, to: (1) require the Supreme Court of Alabama to require an original qualifying power of attorney issued by a professional surety company that lists all agents of the company to be attached to all bail bond forms; (2) require circuit clerks to provide a list of the professional surety companies and bail bond companies authorized to operate within 30 days of authorization to the presiding circuit judge and Alabama Professional Bail Bonding Board; (3) require professional surety bondsmen be licensed for at least three years before owning a professional surety company; (4) authorize the sale of a company to an unlicensed individual upon the death or incapacitation of the previous owner so long as a license is acquired within 90 days of purchase and an employee has been licensed for three years; (5) increase the required amount for a company's escrow agreement that is in a county with a population of 200,000 or more from $50,000 to $100,000 and require companies located in counties with a population of less than 200,000 to have an escrow agreement in an amount of $50,000; (6) provide apprentice bail bondsmen licenses expire after 180 days and may only be issued once to non-licensed persons and that apprentices may perform all duties without supervision except fugitive apprehension; (7) require 19 and 20-year-old apprentices to complete an eight-hour continuing education course and further define "apprentice"; (8) add one serving sheriff and one lay person nominated by their respective associations and appointed by the Governor to the Alabama Professional Bail Bonding Board; (9) provide the failure to renew an individual's license with the Alabama Professional Bail Bonding Board by September 30 of each year is punishable by a $125 late fee; (10) require applicants for licensure to have been state residents for one year; and (11) authorize a fee not exceeding $100 for renewing an inactive license subject to late fees.

This act is the Cryptocurrency Kiosk Fraud Prevention Act. This act adds Section 8-7A-28 to the Code of Alabama 1975, to: (1) require cryptocurrency kiosk operators to disclose to consumers, and consumers to acknowledge receipt of, both the terms governing kiosks and their services and warnings regarding the risks of fraud and theft when using kiosks; (2) require operators to take certain actions, including using blockchain analytics and tracing software to prevent transactions involving cryptocurrency addresses associated with criminal activity, not accepting transactions exceeding $1,000 per day and $10,000 per month for new customers and not exceeding $10,500 per day for existing customers, and providing live, toll-free, and U.S.-based customer service at all times; (3) require operators to refund fraudulent transactions, subject to conditions; (4) prohibit operators from offering privacy coins from kiosks; and (5) authorize the commission to assess civil penalties for violations of this act.

This act proposes an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 2022, relating to Mobile County, to authorize qualified taxpayers 65 years of age or older to claim a senior property tax exemption for single-family owner-occupied residential property beginning October 1, 2027, subject to certain conditions.