An Act To Amend Sections 99-19-51, 99-19-53 And 99-19-55, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Revise The Authority Of The Commissioner Of The Mississippi Department Of Corrections To Inflict The Death Penalty; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Require Employers Of 911 Emergency Dispatchers In The State Of Mississippi To Provide The Same Employment Benefits To Dispatchers As Provided To First Responders, Including, But Not Limited To, Any Employment Benefits That Provide For Counseling Or Therapy; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Create The "mississippi Law Enforcement And Fire Fighters Premium Pay Program" To Be Administered By The Department Of Public Safety For The Purpose Of Providing Funds To Law Enforcement Officers And Fire Fighters As Premium Pay For Their Efforts During The Covid-19 Pandemic; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Require Any Person Who Possesses A Tablet Press Machine To Register The Machine With The Mississippi Bureau Of Narcotics By A Certain Date; To Provide That Possession Of An Unregistered Tablet Press Machine Shall Be Unlawful; To Require Any Person Who Purchases A Tablet Press Machine To Keep Certain Records; To Provide That Law Enforcement May Inspect Such Records; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Prohibit A Public Agency From Expending State Funds For The Administration Of Mandatory Covid-19 Vaccinations; To Specify Certain Expenditures Included In The Prohibition; To Define The Term "public Agency"; To Amend Section 33-15-11, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Prohibit The Governor From Issuing An Executive Order Or Otherwise Acting In Contravention Of This Act; To Bring Forward Sections 41-23-43, 41-23-37 And 41-88-3, Mississippi Code Of 1972, For Purposes Of Possible Amendment; And For Related Purposes.

A Concurrent Resolution Proposing An Amendment To Sections 33, 56, 61 And 72, Mississippi Constitution Of 1890, To Provide That The People Reserve To Themselves The Right To Propose New Laws And To Amend Or Repeal Existing Laws By Initiative, And To Approve Or Reject The Same In An Election Independent Of The Legislature; To Provide That Such An Initiative Measure May Be Proposed By A Petition Signed Over A Twelve-month Period By Qualified Electors Equal In Number To At Least Twelve Percent Of The Votes For All Candidates For Governor In The Last Gubernatorial Election; To Provide That The Signatures Of The Qualified Electors From Any Congressional District Shall Not Exceed The Total Number Of Signatures Required To Qualify An Initiative Measure For Placement On The Ballot Divided By The Number Of Congressional Districts In Existence On The Day That The Petition Is Filed; To Provide That No More Than Five Initiative Measures May Be Submitted To The Voters On A Single Ballot, And The First Five Initiative Measures Submitted To The Secretary Of State With Sufficient Petitions Shall Be The Measures That Are Submitted To The Voters; To Provide That In Order To Be Approved, An Initiative Measure Must Receive A Majority Of The Votes Cast And Not Less Than Forty Percent Of The Total Votes Cast At The Election At Which The Initiative Measure Was Submitted; To Provide That If Conflicting Initiative Measures Are Approved At The Same Election, The Initiative Measure Receiving The Highest Number Of Affirmative Votes Shall Prevail And Become Law; To Provide That The Legislature Shall Provide By Law The Manner In Which Initiative Petitions Shall Be Circulated, Presented And Certified; To Provide That The Mississippi Constitution Shall Only Be Amended By A Proposed Amendment Being Passed By Two-thirds Vote Of Each House Of The Legislature And Upon Receiving A Majority Vote When Placed On The Ballot To Be Voted Upon By The Qualified Electors Of The State; And Proposing An Amendment To Section 273, Mississippi Constitution Of 1890, To Delete The Provisions Authorizing Constitutional Amendments By Initiative;

A Concurrent Resolution Proposing An Amendment To Section 241, Mississippi Constitution Of 1890, To Provide That A Person Who Is Otherwise A Qualified Elector And Has Been Convicted Of A Felony Shall Have His Or Her Right To Vote Suspended Upon Conviction And Shall Not Have His Or Her Right To Vote Restored Until He Or She Has Satisfied All Of The Sentencing Requirements Of The Conviction; And Proposing The Repeal Of Section 253, Mississippi Constitution Of 1890, Which Provides That The Legislature May, By A Two-thirds Vote Of Both Houses, Of All Members Elected, Restore The Right Of Suffrage To Any Person Disqualified By Reason Of Crime.

A Concurrent Resolution Proposing An Amendment To Section 33, Mississippi Constitution Of 1890, To Provide That The People Reserve To Themselves The Right To Exercise The Legislative Power Of The State To Propose New Laws And To Amend Or Repeal Existing Laws By Initiative, And To Approve Or Reject The Same In An Election Independent Of The Legislature; To Provide That Such An Initiative Measure May Be Proposed By A Petition Signed Over A Twelve-month Period By Qualified Electors Equal In Number To At Least Twelve Percent Of The Votes For All Candidates For Governor In The Last Gubernatorial Election; To Provide That The Signatures Of The Qualified Electors From Any Congressional District Shall Not Exceed The Total Number Of Signatures Required To Qualify An Initiative Measure For Placement On The Ballot Divided By The Number Of Congressional Districts In Existence On The Day That The Petition Is Filed; To Provide That In Order To Be Approved, An Initiative Measure Must Receive A Majority Of The Votes Cast And Not Less Than Forty Percent Of The Total Votes Cast At The Election At Which The Initiative Measure Was Submitted; To Provide That If Conflicting Initiative Measures Are Approved At The Same Election, The Initiative Measure Receiving The Highest Number Of Affirmative Votes Shall Prevail And Become Law.

An Act To Amend Section 63-5-33, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Extend The Date Of The Repealer On The Provisions Of Law That Provide For The Maximum Weight Of Harvest Permit Vehicles And Require Certain Harvest Permit Holders To Get Prior Approval For Their Routes; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Create The "stop Social Media Censorship Act"; To Define Certain Terms Relating To Social Media Websites; To Authorize A Social Media Website User To Bring A Cause Of Action Against A Social Media Website For Censoring The Website User's Political Or Religious Speech Or Using An Algorithm To Disfavor, Shadowban Or Censor The User's Religious Speech Or Political Speech; To Authorize Certain Damages To Be Awarded In A Cause Of Action Against A Social Media Website; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Designate "one Mississippi", Written By Steve Azar, As The Official State Song; To Repeal Chapter 654, Laws Of 1962, Which Designated "go Mississippi" As The Official State Song; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Sections 21-1-27, 21-1-29, 21-1-61, 21-33-1 And 21-33-21, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Provide That A Municipality Is Prohibited From Levying And Collecting Ad Valorem Taxes In Newly Annexed Areas Until The Municipality Has Provided The Services To The Annexed Area Which Are Listed In The Ordinance That The Municipality Is Required To Pass; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Section 5-8-13, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Prohibit A Member Of The Legislature From Engaging In Any Activity Or Performing Any Function That Requires Registration As A Lobbyist For A Period Of One Year From And After The Expiration Of His Or Her Term Of Office; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Section 33-15-11, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Limit The Time Period Of State Of Emergency Proclamations To 30 Days; And For Related Purposes.

A Concurrent Resolution Proposing Amendments To Sections 33, 273, 56, 61 And 72, Mississippi Constitution Of 1890, To Provide That Amendments To The Mississippi Constitution May Only Be Proposed By The Legislature, But That The People Reserve To Themselves The Right To Exercise The Legislative Power Of The State To Propose New Laws And To Amend Or Repeal Existing Laws By Initiative, And To Approve Or Reject The Same In An Election Independent Of The Legislature.