Georgia Rep. David Wilkerson (D)

GA - Budget and Fiscal Affairs Oversight (House)

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GA - Ethics (House)

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GA - Juvenile Justice (House)

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GA - Retirement (House)

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GA - Rules (House)

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GA - Science and Technology (House)

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GA - HB1248 Cobb County; Board of Education; change description of districts

GA - HB678 Inmate Mental Health Act; enact

GA - HB1256 Cobb County; Board of Commissioners; change description of districts

GA - HB283 Education; HOPE; revise definition of term Zell Miller Scholarship Scholar

GA - HB551 Education; end-of-course assessment can count for no more than 5 percent of student's final grade in a core subject course; provide

GA - HB583 Employment security; access and dissemination of certain information and documents related to claims for unemployment benefits; provide

GA - HB791 Powder Springs, City of; update boundaries

GA - HB3 Conservation and natural resources; certain conditions for permits for facilities that emit ethylene oxide; provide

GA - HB79 Fireworks; dates and times for the lawful use or ignition; vest regulation

GA - HB279 Conservation and natural resources; require local governments to post contents of environmental effects reports on their official websites

GA - HB280 Elections; certain electors list maintenance activities; eliminate

GA - HB314 Motor vehicles; proper display of license plates; provide

GA - HB329 Education; suspend school system ratings and report cards for the 2020-2021 school year

GA - HB440 Local government; bill to incorporate a new municipality cannot contain any territory that is part of an existing municipality; provide

GA - HB518 Education; waiver and variance requests by local school systems requesting flexibility; provide for limitations

GA - HB519 Education; remove option of turning the operation of a nonperforming school over to a for-profit entity

GA - HB592 Torts; gross negligence standard in actions involving COVID-19 liability claims against healthcare facilities, healthcare providers, entities, and individuals; clarify

GA - HB630 Medical assistance; authorization of appropriations for the purposes of obtaining federal financial participation for medical assistance payments; provisions

GA - HB649 Health; visitation by essential visitors to patients in hospitals and residents in long-term care facilities; provide

GA - HB669 Education; discontinuation of loans made under the Student Access Loan program establish by the Georgia Student Finance Authority; provide

GA - HB724 Cobb County; Board of Commissioners; change provisions of compensation of the chairperson and members

GA - HB771 Austell, City of; annexation of certain territory into the boundaries; provide

GA - HB774 Elections; judges of probate courts, chief magistrate judges and certain other magistrate judges; provide nonpartisan elections

GA - HB839 Mableton, City of; incorporate

GA - HB851 Penal institutions; certain mental illness evaluations of persons; require

GA - HB852 Penal institutions; public disclosure of certain data pertaining to the health, safety, or other conditions of detention of inmates; require

GA - HB853 Criminal procedure; mental health treatment alternatives to imprisonment; provide

GA - HB899 Contracts; legal effects of the discontinuance of LIBOR; provisions

GA - HB900 State government; remove exemption of administrative review from the Board of Corrections and its penal institutions

GA - HB964 Local government; report audits of discretionary funds to General Assembly; require

GA - HB1034 Sales and use tax; exemption for sales of admissions to nonrecurring major sporting events; revise

GA - HB1058 Income tax; affiliated corporations file separate or consolidated returns; provisions

GA - HB1177 Labor and industrial relations; prohibit employer from seeking applicant's salary history

GA - HB1332 Social services; discrimination of healthcare services, including gender-affirming hormone therapy and gender-reassignment surgeries; prohibit

GA - HB1333 Gay and Trans Panic Defense Prohibition Act; enact

GA - HB1364 Cobb County; State Court; change compensation of judges

GA - HB1400 Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission; subject to state procurement laws; provide

GA - HB1424 Georgia Lottery for Education Act; administrative procedures regarding coin operated amusement machines shall be subject to Chapter 13 of Title 50; provide

GA - HB1474 Education; course of study in career readiness education for students in grades six through twelve; provide

GA - HB1491 The Georgia Cogeneration and Distributed Generation Act of 2001; Solar Power Free-Market Financing Act of 2015; change certain provisions

GA - HB1540 Cobb County; office of tax commissioner; change compensation of commissioner and certain employees

GA - HB1541 Cobb County; Probate Court; change compensation of sheriff, chief deputy and others

GA - HR63 Key, Patrick Edward; condolences

GA - HR131 House Study Committee on Health in Georgia; create

GA - HR132 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Day at the state capitol; February 15, 2021; recognize

GA - HR138 Tucker, Monye; 2020 Male Competitor of the Year; inducted into the United States Martial Arts Hall of Fame; commend

GA - HR187 Medicaid; expansion; urge

GA - HR224 Jarrett, Kirk J.; commend

GA - HR250 The Atlanta Black Chambers; commend

GA - HR288 Hogue, Vicky; receiving the 2021 Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leader Award; commend

GA - HR435 National Arab American Heritage Month; April 2021; recognize

GA - HR600 Leadership Cobb and the Leadership Cobb Class of 2022; commend

GA - HR637 Calk, Dr. Thomas Everarde; grand occasion of his retirement; commend

GA - HR877 Education, Department of; dedicate personnel and funds to promote and improve cybersecurity education, training, and workforce development; encourage

GA - HR916 Joint Study Committee for the Expansion and National Competitiveness of Georgia Agriculture; create

GA - HR943 House Healthy Food Retail Study Committee; create

GA - HR1076 Georgia Lineman Appreciation Day at the state capitol; April 11, 2022; recognize