Representative Kenneth Teunissen | South Dakota Legislature

Representative Kenneth Teunissen - 2024

Prime Sponsor

Bill	Bill Type1	Bill2	Title

HB 1138	HB	1138	establish a sales tax exemption for certain disabled veterans.
HC 8004	HC	8004	Honoring Sophie Spier of Sioux Falls, South Dakota Girls State Governor, and Gavin Pischke of Hartford, South Dakota Boys State Governor, and commending the South Dakota American Legion and Auxiliary for their sponsorship and coordination of the Girls State and Boys State programs.
HC 8012	HC	8012	Honoring the victims of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.
HCR 6007	HCR	6007	Encouraging the United States Department of Veteran Affairs to allow veterans to receive long-term care services at facilities that do not otherwise meet the requirements set by the department.

Co Sponsor

Bill	Bill Type1	Bill2	Title

HB 1001	HB	1001	repeal the expiration of a reduction in certain gross receipts and use tax rates.
HB 1011	HB	1011	revise the membership of the South Dakota Capitol Complex Restoration and Beautification Commission.
HB 1025	HB	1025	establish the crime of exposure of a law enforcement officer to a controlled drug or substance and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1037	HB	1037	require the producers of wind and solar energy infrastructure to implement or participate in a wind and solar energy infrastructure stewardship program.
HB 1038	HB	1038	exclude certain habitual DUI offenders from eligibility for presumptive probation.
HB 1040	HB	1040	limit annual valuation increases on owner-occupied single-family dwellings.
HB 1041	HB	1041	modify the definition of public infrastructure to allow a federally recognized Indian tribe to be eligible for housing infrastructure grants and loans and to declare an emergency.
HB 1042	HB	1042	establish parameters for the reimbursement of school districts that provide free or reduced price meals to students.
HB 1045	HB	1045	revise provisions relating to the possession, manufacture, and distribution of child pornography.
HB 1053	HB	1053	create term limits for public utilities commissioners.
HB 1054	HB	1054	amend requirements for cosmetology apprenticeships.
HB 1055	HB	1055	raise the appraisal value of surplus property that may be sold by a political subdivision without notice.
HB 1056	HB	1056	increase the property tax exemption allowed for certain veterans with a disability.
HB 1067	HB	1067	designate Medal of Honor Recognition Day.
HB 1068	HB	1068	allow disabled veterans to obtain a standard issue county motor vehicle or motorcycle license plate.
HB 1069	HB	1069	permit the display of campaign signs in municipalities in conjunction with the beginning of absentee voting.
HB 1070	HB	1070	provide for the use of the obligation recovery center by counties.
HB 1071	HB	1071	revise a provision providing authority to the Governor to enter into agreements with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
HB 1072	HB	1072	establish qualifications for members of the Board of Education Standards.
HB 1074	HB	1074	expand eligibility to practice as a dental hygienist under the collaborative supervision of a dentist.
HB 1075	HB	1075	modify provisions pertaining to the deadlines for the filing of certain election related documents.
HB 1076	HB	1076	require the consideration of the definition of antisemitism when investigating unfair or discriminatory practices.
HB 1077	HB	1077	provide for the disbursement of the catastrophic county poor relief fund to the participating counties in the event of the discontinuance of the fund.
HB 1078	HB	1078	allow compliance with seat belt laws to be considered in determining damages for injuries.
HB 1079	HB	1079	require property owner permission or a siting permit prior to entry for an examination and survey.
HB 1082	HB	1082	change the eligibility requirements, and the exempt value, of a property tax relief program for disabled veterans and surviving spouses.
HB 1092	HB	1092	revise provisions regarding the 911 emergency surcharge.
HB 1093	HB	1093	make an appropriation to provide a grant for the construction of a facility to provide certain health facilities and services.
HB 1095	HB	1095	establish provisions for the operation of automated motor vehicles.
HB 1098	HB	1098	provide free birth certificates to persons experiencing homelessness.
HB 1099	HB	1099	establish educational standards for the expanded practice of optometry.
HB 1101	HB	1101	provide a special motor vehicle license plate for recipients of the Legion of Merit award.
HB 1106	HB	1106	exempt baby food, infant formula, and children's diapers from the state sales tax and state use tax.
HB 1107	HB	1107	prohibit the use of certain mobile electronic devices while driving, and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1108	HB	1108	permit an individual to change enrollment in a medicare supplement policy.
HB 1116	HB	1116	make fraudulent solicitation of charitable contributions a deceptive act or practice.
HB 1117	HB	1117	repeal a requirement for the filing of an annual report regarding prearranged funeral trust contracts.
HB 1119	HB	1119	create a habitat conservation specialty plate and emblem.
HB 1120	HB	1120	provide special motor vehicle license plates for advanced life support personnel and emergency medical technicians.
HB 1121	HB	1121	make an appropriation to provide a grant for the construction of a veteran's skilled trade center.
HB 1123	HB	1123	allow for an action to establish paternity after age eighteen based on genetic test results.
HB 1124	HB	1124	provide for the temporary filling of water development district board positions created as a result of population increases.
HB 1126	HB	1126	permit an alternative delivery method for issuance of a policy by an insurer.
HB 1130	HB	1130	revise water development district boundaries.
HB 1131	HB	1131	waive certain fees for nondriver identification cards for individuals who are homeless.
HB 1135	HB	1135	expand definitions pertaining to the purchasing of grain.
HB 1144	HB	1144	provide for the study of the Community, Hope, Opportunity, Independence, Careers, Empowerment, Success waiver program and to provide an appropriation therefor.
HB 1151	HB	1151	define and require active efforts for purposes of preserving and reuniting families following instances of abuse or neglect.
HB 1152	HB	1152	establish the crime of possession of a weapon or tools with intent to commit theft and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1159	HB	1159	transfer the Office of Indian Education to the Department of Education.
HB 1163	HB	1163	amend provisions of the Uniform Commercial Code.
HB 1178	HB	1178	prohibit the Board of Regents or any institution under its control from using state resources for obscene live conduct.
HB 1185	HB	1185	amend provisions regarding entry on private property for examination and survey of a project requiring a siting permit.
HB 1186	HB	1186	define the requirements for granting a carbon pipeline easement.
HB 1193	HB	1193	provide that required siting permits be filed with condemnation petitions.
HB 1194	HB	1194	clarify provisions pertaining to tax increment finance districts.
HB 1197	HB	1197	require the publication of measures taken to restrict the access of obscene materials by minors.
HB 1198	HB	1198	revise the process for nominating candidates for the offices of lieutenant governor, attorney general, and secretary of state.
HB 1201	HB	1201	make an appropriation for the teacher apprenticeship pathway program.
HB 1219	HB	1219	prohibit the exercise of eminent domain for the construction of pipelines carrying carbon oxide.
HB 1220	HB	1220	allow an appeal of a decision of the Department of Education regarding special education or related services by a civil action against the department.
HB 1228	HB	1228	provide that required exterior hunting garments may be fluorescent pink.
HB 1231	HB	1231	place restrictions on the ownership of agricultural land.
HB 1233	HB	1233	amend requirements for a cosmetology apprenticeship.
HB 1241	HB	1241	modify the amount of time allowed to an employee to vote at any election in this state.
HB 1249	HB	1249	establish a task force to address the welfare of Indian children in South Dakota.
HC 8005	HC	8005	Recognizing and celebrating the De Smet Bulldogs as the 2021, 2022, and 2023 Class B boys' basketball state champions.
HC 8007	HC	8007	Recognizing and expressing gratitude for fifty years of prudent and reliable financial stewardship of the state pension program by the South Dakota Retirement System.
HC 8010	HC	8010	Celebrating the life of Robert "Bob" Montross of De Smet, South Dakota.
HC 8011	HC	8011	Honoring Jason Jons, a member of the South Central School District Board of Education, on his years of school board service.
HC 8013	HC	8013	Honoring Hayden Joe Schmautz of Fort Pierre for a life of service tragically cut short.
HC 8016	HC	8016	Honoring the life of Kenneth Michael Prorok.
HC 8029	HC	8029	Celebrating the wrestling career of Jackson Remmers.
HCR 6003	HCR	6003	To create the One Hundredth Session Planning Committee of the South Dakota Legislature.
HCR 6004	HCR	6004	Affirming the Legislature's support and commitment of the State of Israel.
HCR 6006	HCR	6006	Urging the members of South Dakota's congressional delegation to sponsor and support an amendment to the Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) Act.
HCR 6010	HCR	6010	Acknowledging the need to protect our borders and affirming South Dakota's support of the defense of the southern border.
HCR 6011	HCR	6011	Urging the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) law enforcement to establish a law enforcement training academy in South Dakota.
HJR 5001	HJR	5001	Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election an amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, requiring all non-judicial offices elected by a statewide vote to be nominated at a primary election.
SB 10	SB	10	require that a notification of medical cannabis certification be provided to a patient's primary or referring practitioner.
SB 30	SB	30	prohibit discrimination based on military status.
SB 76	SB	76	modify provisions pertaining to the appointment of vacant positions on a board or commission.
SB 78	SB	78	provide for an E15 fuel tax refund.
SB 111	SB	111	revise requirements for mining and mineral exploration.
SB 112	SB	112	establish a non-resident title fee.
SB 117	SB	117	revise provisions regarding industrial hemp.
SB 119	SB	119	permit the use of tribal identification cards when registering to vote.
SB 134	SB	134	make an appropriation to create the healthy forest critical infrastructure relief and grant program and to declare an emergency.
SB 148	SB	148	provide permissive authority to a governing body of a municipality or county to deny reissuance of an on-sale license not actively used.
SB 162	SB	162	make an appropriation for the erection of the South Dakota Sioux Code Talker Memorial and to declare an emergency.
SB 180	SB	180	modify provisions pertaining to unethical conduct and improper collection of fees relating to assistance or referrals in a veterans benefits matter.
SB 181	SB	181	specify work search requirements for unemployment benefits.
SB 196	SB	196	clarify provisions regarding historical license plates.
SC 804	SC	804	Honoring the 2022-2023 Outstanding School Administrators of South Dakota: Dr. Jennifer Lowery, Tea School Superintendent; Darren Ellwein, Harrisburg Middle School Principal; Kathy Holter, Platte-Geddes School Business Official; Dr. Samantha Walder, Tea Elementary School Principal; Pete Wilson, Meade Secondary School Principal; Brady Sumners, Spearfish Assistant Middle School Principal; Ann Pettit, Douglas Curriculum Leader; and Mischelle Slaba, Wagner Director of Special Education.
SC 807	SC	807	Honoring the life of Kenneth Michael Prorok.
SC 809	SC	809	Honoring the life and service of Union County Sheriff Dan Limoges.
SCR 601	SCR	601	Celebrating the sister-state relationship with Taiwan.
SJR 501	SJR	501	Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election, an amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, authorizing the state to impose work requirements on certain individuals who are eligible for expanded Medicaid.
SJR 502	SJR	502	Providing legislative approval for a future use water permit application by the Lewis and Clark Regional Water System.