Crimes and offenses; crime of giving false information to a law enforcement officer, established; crime of refusing to give a law enforcement officer information, established

High School athletics, right to compensation for name, image, and likeness

Motor vehicles; Alabama Squat Truck Law; prohibitions on the alteration of the height of the fender of a vehicle, provided

To establish the Angel Investor Tax Credit Act

This act is the Sarah Marsh Heaven’s 27 Camp Safety Act. This act: (1) requires camp operators that host youth 16 years of age and younger to possess an emergency preparedness license issued by the Alabama Emergency Management Agency (EMA); (2) provides procedures and prerequisites for receiving a license, including camps having certain equipment and capabilities; (3) prohibits individuals convicted of sexual or violent crimes from being camp staff members; (4) prohibits constructing or expanding camp cabins in floodplains, subject to exceptions for existing cabins; (5) requires camp shelter spaces sufficient for all overnight campers and staff; (6) requires camps to have EMA-approved emergency preparedness plans that prescribe procedures for weather, natural disaster, sickness, injury, or death emergencies, including evacuation, sheltering in place, and parental notification; (7) authorizes legal guardians of campers to request and receive certain information from camps; (8) requires a safety orientation for newly-arrived campers and annual safety training for staff; (9) specifies safety compliance requirements for organizations that use licensed campsites; (10) provides an appeal process for disapproved license applications; (11) authorizes the EMA to inspect camps to verify compliance with this act; and (12) establishes the Youth Camp Safety Advisory Council to advise EMA on the implementation of this act.

Public institutions of higher education; accreditation standards further provided for; adverse actions taken by accrediting agencies against public institutions of higher education for compliance with state law, prohibited; civil actions against accrediting agencies for violations, authorized

This act amends Sections 11-66A-2, 40-9B-3, 40-9G-1, 40-18-372, and 41-23-252, Code of Alabama 1975, regarding research and development corridors and grants and tax abatements and incentives, to: (1) update references to the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes to reflect updates released in 2022; and (2) replace references to the "Accelerate Alabama Strategic Economic Development Plan" with references to the "comprehensive economic development plan, CatALyst."

Taxation; Freedom Quilting Bee Legacy exempt from sales and use taxes

Liquor; mark up fee charged by Alcoholic Beverage Control Board further provided for

Public school grading system, revised to include and weight specific indicators for schools that include a 12th grade class and schools that do not include a 12th grade class; Alabama Workforce Development Board and State Department of Education to develop system to analyze student performance data, Accountability Council created

Taxation; to increase the adjusted cap and allow the unremarried widow or widower of certain individuals to claim the homestead exemption

Public K-12 education; requirements for instructional technology, age-appropriate screen time limits, and internet access established, parental access required, creation of model policy by State Board of Education required, adoption and implementation by local boards required, State Board of Education to adopt rules

Military; graduate medical field courses added to educational benefits provided to eligible dependents of certain veterans, tuition cost limited

Department of Revenue; Alabama Certified Licensing Administrators added to list of tax professionals compensated annually for completing professional training

Insurance; to allow reorganization of a nonprofit health care service corporation under the control of a nonprofit holding company