Louisiana 2020 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SB42

Introduced
2/17/20  
Introduced
2/17/20  
Refer
2/17/20  
Refer
2/17/20  
Refer
3/9/20  
Refer
3/9/20  
Report Pass
3/11/20  
Report Pass
3/11/20  
Engrossed
5/13/20  
Report Pass
5/27/20  
Report Pass
5/27/20  
Enrolled
5/31/20  
Enrolled
5/31/20  
Chaptered
6/11/20  
Passed
6/11/20  

Caption

Provides that domicile of the Department of State is in East Baton Rouge Parish. (gov sig)

Impact

The passage of SB42 directly influences the administrative structure of the state government. With the specified domicile, it could facilitate better coordination among different state agencies and enhance the Department of State's visibility and access for residents and stakeholders. This change is set to reinforce the authority of the Department while also affirming the state's commitment to establishing a stable administrative framework.

Summary

Senate Bill 42, introduced by Senator White, seeks to amend the domicile provisions for the Department of State in Louisiana, officially establishing it in East Baton Rouge Parish. This bill serves to clarify the administrative positioning of this department and ensure that its operations are centralized at a designated location. By defining the domicile of the Department within East Baton Rouge, the legislation aims to streamline functions and promote efficiency in governmental operations.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SB42 appears largely neutral, as it primarily addresses an administrative procedural matter rather than a contentious policy change. With unanimous support in the House, where it passed with a vote of 97 to 0, it reflects a consensus among legislators that the amendment is beneficial for the state's operational integrity. There seem to be minimal objections, indicating broad agreement on the necessity of such legislation.

Contention

Given the technical nature of the bill concerning domicile designation, it does not present significant points of contention. Its passage reinforces the Department of State's structure without conflicting with existing state laws or community sentiments. Despite being a routine governmental matter, the bill underscores the importance of clarity and organization in state governance, ensuring that the Department of State has a well-defined headquarters for its operations.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SB343

Provides relative to the Recreation and Park Commission for the parish of East Baton Rouge. (gov sig)

LA HB247

Provides relative to the expropriation of blighted property in East Baton Rouge Parish and the city of Baton Rouge

LA SB282

Authorizes the creation of a cooperative economic development district affiliated with Baton Rouge Community College in East Baton Rouge Parish. (gov sig)

LA HB416

Provides for disposition of monies in the East Baton Rouge Parish Community Improvement Fund (OR SEE FISC NOTE SD RV)

LA SB234

Creates and provides for the St. George Community School Board and school system in East Baton Rouge Parish. (See Act)

LA HB444

Provides relative to the Recreation and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge

LA HB282

Creates the Cypress Point Improvement District in East Baton Rouge Parish

LA HB788

Provides relative to the boundaries of the Melrose East Crime Prevention District in East Baton Rouge Parish

LA HB86

Provides relative to membership of the Recreation and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge

LA HB200

Provides for membership of the executive committee of a recognized political party in East Baton Rouge Parish

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.