Representative Chris Karr | South Dakota Legislature

Representative Chris Karr - 2023

Detail Committees Bills Hearings

Prime Sponsor

Bill	Bill Type1	Bill2	Title

HB 1116	HB	1116	prohibit the use of state resources in hosting lewd or lascivious content.
HB 1137	HB	1137	reduce certain gross receipts tax rates and a use tax rate, and to repeal a conditional reduction of certain gross receipts tax rates.
HB 1138	HB	1138	require updated cost report information for certain community-based health and human services providers.
HB 1160	HB	1160	limit probation for offenders with four or more felony convictions.
HB 1166	HB	1166	revise certain provisions related to mileage reimbursement.
HB 1167	HB	1167	annually adjust the rate for community-based providers to one hundred percent of methodology.
HB 1170	HB	1170	establish mandatory sentences for certain driving while under the influence violations.
HB 1171	HB	1171	establish a parole hearing requirement for certain inmates.

Co Sponsor

Bill	Bill Type1	Bill2	Title

HB 1001	HB	1001	allow the Government Operations and Audit Committee to issue subpoenas without Executive Board approval.
HB 1058	HB	1058	revise the water resources projects list.
HB 1080	HB	1080	prohibit certain medical and surgical interventions on minor patients.
HB 1115	HB	1115	revise certain provisions pertaining to the destruction of ballots and pollbooks after an election.
HB 1125	HB	1125	expand provisions regarding the protection of minors from certain exhibitions.
HB 1133	HB	1133	define a commodity for the purpose of qualifying as a common carrier.
HB 1212	HB	1212	establish funds for the support of county projects and residents and make an appropriation therefor.
HB 1216	HB	1216	establish and revise requirements related to visitation policies and procedures for certain facilities.
HC 8012	HC	8012	Honoring the families who hosted the 2023 Legislative pages in their homes during the legislative session.
HJR 5005	HJR	5005	Applying for a convention of states under Article V of the Constitution of the United States, to impose fiscal restraints on the federal government, to limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and to limit the terms of office for federal officials and members of Congress.