Plain English Breakdown
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SB89: Repeal of State Pilotage Commission and Bar Pilot Laws
This law removes the state rules that created the State Pilotage Commission and set requirements for bar pilots in Alabama.
What This Bill Does
- Repeals Article 1, Chapter 4 of Title 33 from the Code of Alabama 1975 (Sections 33-4-1 through 33-4-14), which established the State Pilotage Commission.
- Repeals Article 2, Chapter 4 of Title 33 from the Code of Alabama 1975 (Sections 33-4-30 through 33-4-57), which set requirements for bar pilots in this state.
Who It Names or Affects
- The State Pilotage Commission
- Bar pilots operating in the state
Terms To Know
- Repeal
- To officially cancel or remove a law so it is no longer active.
- State Pilotage Commission
- A state group established by the laws that are now being repealed.
- Bar pilots
- Pilots whose requirements were set in the sections of law that are now being removed.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not state what new rules will replace these laws.
- The source material does not explain why the legislature chose to remove these specific sections.