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HB 1423

AR HOUSE

TO PROHIBIT A PERSON FROM RECEIVING COMPENSATION FOR THE PREPARATION, PRESENTATION, OR PROSECUTION OF A CLAIM WITH REGARD TO A VETERANS' BENEFITS MATTER EXCEPT AS AUTHORIZED BY FEDERAL LAW.

2025
Introduced by Stan Berry, Harlan Breaux, Joey Carr and 10 other co-sponsors

HB 1423 protects veterans by banning unauthorized compensation for assistance with benefits claims, ensuring ethical support and preventing exploitation by unaccredited representatives.

Died in House Committee at Sine Die adjournment.
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HB 1662

AR HOUSE

TO PROHIBIT LOBBYING FOR A COVERED FOREIGN ENTITY.

2025
Introduced by Brandon Achor, Wade Andrews, Sonia Barker and 61 other co-sponsors

House Bill 1662 aimed to ban lobbying for foreign entities linked to national security risks, protecting Arkansas legislation from foreign influence and ensuring transparency.

Died in House at Sine Die adjournment.
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HB 1699

AR HOUSE

TO ADD FIREARM SAFETY DEVICES AND FIREARM STORAGE DEVICES TO THE SALES TAX HOLIDAY; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

2025
Introduced by Howard Beaty, Denise Ennett, Denise Garner and 11 other co-sponsors

HB 1699 aimed to exempt firearm safety and storage devices from sales tax during the holiday, promoting safety while reducing state and local tax revenue.

Died in House Committee at Sine Die adjournment.
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HB 1626

AR HOUSE

TO PROHIBIT THE SALE OF DISPOSAL VAPOR PRODUCTS FROM A PROHIBITED FOREIGN PARTY.

2025
Introduced by Brandon Achor, Fred Allen, Wade Andrews and 72 other co-sponsors

HB 1626 prohibits selling disposable vapor products from certain foreign sources, impacting retailers and manufacturers while aiming to protect public health.

Died in House Committee at Sine Die adjournment.
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HB 1940

AR HOUSE

TO ESTABLISH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT INITIATES AND MAINTAINS A FOUR-DAY SCHOOL WEEK; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

2025
Introduced by Stan Berry, Bruce Cozart, Steve Crowell and 15 other co-sponsors

House Bill 1940 aimed to let Arkansas school districts adopt a four-day week, enhancing flexibility and potentially improving educational outcomes, but it died in committee.

Died in House Committee at Sine Die adjournment.
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