An Act To Direct The Governor To Select A Private Auditor To Perform An Audit Of The Department Of Human Services And The Division Of Medicaid To Determine The Agencies' Compliance With Federal And State Law Regarding Welfare Eligibility And Fraud Prevention; To Require The Private Auditor To Provide A Report To The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, And Speaker Of The House Of Representatives Detailing The Findings Of The Audit Required By This Act; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Be Known As The Ibogaine Drug Development Clinical Trial Act; To Authorize The Establishment Of A Consortium To Apply For Selection By The State Department Of Health To Conduct A Drug Development Clinical Trial With Ibogaine And Secure The United States Food And Drug Administration's (fda) Approval Of Ibogaine As A Medication For The Treatment Of Opioid Use Disorder, Co-occurring Substance Use Disorder, And Any Other Neurological Or Mental Health Condition For Which Ibogaine Demonstrates Efficacy; To Require The Consortium To Submit To The Department A Proposal For Purposes Of Conducting An Ibogaine Drug Development Clinical Trial, And Specify What The Proposal Must Include; To Provide That After Selecting A Consortium, The Department Shall Enter Into An Interagency Contract With The Consortium To Provide Funding To Implement The Consortium's Proposed Ibogaine Drug Development Clinical Trial; To Specify What The Interagency Contract Must Include; To Provide That The Department May Not Disburse Funds To Or For A Selected Consortium Under The Interagency Contract Until The Consortium Receives And The Department Verifies The Receipt Of Matching Funds From Sources Other Than The State; To Require The Selected Consortium To Submit An Investigational New Drug (ind) Application With The Fda And Seek A Breakthrough Therapy Designation For Ibogaine From The Fda; To Require The Selected Consortium To Enter Into An Agreement With A Consortium Established By The Government Of Another State That Has Submitted An Investigational New Drug (ind) Application To The Fda And Has Requested A Breakthrough Therapy Designation For Ibogaine From The Fda; To Require The Selected Consortium To Work With The Fda To Coordinate The Drug Development Trial In Mississippi With Ibogaine Drug Development Trials That Are Being Conducted In Other States; To Provide That Only An Institution Of Higher Learning Or A Hospital May Serve As A Trial Site For Conducting An Ibogaine Drug Development Clinical Trial; To Provide For Allocation Of The Revenue Attributable To All Intellectual Property Rights And Other Commercial Rights Arising From The Drug Development Clinical Trial Conducted By A Consortium During The Period For Which The Trial Is Funded And Any Following Period Of Commercialization; To Provide That If Ibogaine Is Approved By The Fda To Treat A Medical Condition, A Physician Who Has Prescribed Ibogaine For A Patient Shall Supervise The Administration Of Ibogaine At A Hospital Or Other Licensed Health Care Facility To Ensure The Patient's Safety While The Patient Is Under The Influence Of Ibogaine; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Section 99-5-5, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require Bonds To Be Assessed By The Court For Renewal 6 Months Before The Date Of Expiration For Such Bonds; To Return Into Custody Of The Committing Court Any Person Who Fails To Renew A Bond When Such Renewal Is Necessary As Determined By The Court; To Amend Section 99-5-15, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require The Sheriff To Return To The Custody Of The Court Certain Defendants Who Fail To Renew His Or Her Bail Bond; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Create The Mississippi Legislative District Project Allocation Program, Which Shall Be Administered By The Department Of Finance And Administration To Provide Funds For Public-purpose Projects In Legislative Districts Of The Members Of The House Of Representatives And The Senate; To Authorize Each Member Of The Legislature To Designate One Or More Eligible Projects Within His Or Her District, Subject To Administrative Review For Legal And Fiscal Compliance; To Specify The Types Of Projects That Are Eligible Uses For The Funds; To Provide That The Department Of Finance And Administration Shall Review All Project Designations Solely For Compliance With Applicable Constitutional, Statutory, And Fiscal Requirements, And Upon Approval, Shall Disburse Funds In Accordance With State Procurement, Contracting, And Grant Administration Laws; To Provide That No Member Of The Legislature Shall Exercise Control Over Funds After Project Designation; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Authorize Each Member Of The Legislature To Hire A Part-time Legislative Assistant; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Section 37-106-39, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Revise The Definition Of "law Enforcement Officer" For Purposes Of The Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers And Firefighters Scholarship; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Section 59-21-127, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Prohibit Enforcement Officers Of The Mississippi Commission On Wildlife, Fisheries And Parks And The Commission On Marine Resources From Performing Vessel Stops Or Boarding A Vessel Without Probable Cause; To Prohibit Enforcement Officers From Performing A Vessel Stop Or Boarding A Vessel For The Sole Purpose Of Performing A Safety Or Marine Sanitation Equipment Inspection; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Section 37-13-134, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require Public School Districts To Incorporate Age-appropriate Instruction On The Prevention Of Domestic Violence And Teen Dating Violence As A Component Of Its Health Education Curriculum; To Prescribe The Criteria To Be Considered As Components Of The Instruction That Are Developmentally Appropriate And Culturally Sensitive; To Require The State Department Of Education Or Provide Training And Resources For Educators To Effectively Deliver Instruction On Domestic Violence And Dating Violence Prevention; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Section 43-13-117, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require Medicaid And Private Insurance Companies Regulated By The State To Cover Essential Disability-related Supports For Children And To Prescribe Required Covered Services; And For Related Purposes.

A Concurrent Resolution Proposing An Amendment To Section 241, Mississippi Constitution Of 1890, To Remove All Disenfranchising Crimes.

An Act To Amend Section 73-25-33, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Revise The Meaning Of "practice Of Medicine" To Include The Practice Of Obesity Medicine; To Amend Section 73-25-34, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Revise The Meaning Of "telemedicine" To Include The Practice Of Medicine By A Licensed Physician At A Distant Site To A Patient Located At An Originating Site, Using Hipaa-compliant Telecommunication Systems, Including Synchronous Or Asynchronous Electronic And Communication Technologies, Remote Monitoring Technologies And Store-and-forward Transfer Technology; To Amend Section 41-29-139, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Provide That A Physician Practicing Obesity Medicine May Prescribe A Legend Drug, Including Glp-1 Therapeutics, To A Patient Via Telemedicine Subject To Certain Conditions; To Require The Mississippi State Board Of Medical Licensure To Adopt, Amend Or Repeal Rules As Necessary To Implement This Act Within 180 Days After The Effective Date Of This Act; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Sections 73-30-9, 73-30-29, 73-31-9, 73-31-13, 73-53-11, 73-53-13, 73-54-17 And 73-54-27, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require Licensed Professional Counselors, Psychologists, Social Workers And Marriage And Family Therapists To Complete Three Credit Hours Of Graduate-level Courses Related To Domestic Violence Before Receiving A License And To Complete Two Hours Of Continuing Education Relating To Domestic Violence As A Condition Of License Renewal; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Amend Section 6 Of Chapter 3, Laws Of First Extraordinary Session Of 2025, To Reduce The Amount Authorized For The Annual Salary Of The Chairman Of The Athletic Commission For Fiscal Year 2026; To Amend Section 3 Of Chapter 66, Laws Of First Extraordinary Session Of 2025, To Increase The Authorized Head Count For Time Limited Positions Of The Department Of Child Protection Services For Fiscal Year 2026; To Amend Section 18 Of Chapter 86, Laws Of First Extraordinary Session Of 2025, To Increase The Amount Of Funds Provided For Fiscal Year 2026 From The State Ng911 Fund For Startup Costs For The New State Ng911 Program At The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Create The Fetal And Infant Mortality Review Panel To Review Fetal Deaths And Deaths Of Infants Up To One Year Of Age And Establish Strategies To Prevent Infant Deaths; To Provide That The Review Panel Shall Be Multidisciplinary And Composed Of Such Members As Deemed Appropriate By The State Department Of Health; To Require The Review Panel To Submit A Report Annually To The House And Senate Public Health Committees That Include The Numbers, Causes And Relevant Demographic Information On Infant Mortality Deaths In Mississippi, And Appropriate Recommendations To The Legislature On How To Most Effectively Direct State Resources To Decrease Infant Mortality In The State; To Require That Data Shall Be Provided To The Review Panel By The State Medical Examiner's Office, State Department Of Health, Department Of Human Services, Medical Examiners, Coroners, Health Care Providers, Law Enforcement Agencies, And Any Other Agencies Or Officials Having Information That Is Necessary For The Review Panel To Carry Out Its Duties; To Require Physicians, Hospitals And Pharmacies To Provide Reasonable Access To The Review Panel To All Relevant Medical Records Associated With A Case Under Review By The Review Panel; To Provide That Information, Records And Proceedings Of The Review Panel Are Confidential And Not Subject To The Open Meetings Act, The Public Records Act Or Subpoena, Discovery Or Introduction Into Evidence; To Authorize The Review Panel To Initiate Enforcement Actions Against Agencies Or Officials That Do Not Provide Information To The Panel In A Complete And Timely Manner; To Amend Section 25-41-3, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Conform To The Preceding Provisions; To Create A New Section Within Chapter 61, Title 25, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Exempt Certain Quality Assurance, Quality Improvement, Performance Improvement, And Review Records Of The State Department Of Health From The Public Records Act; To Provide That Such Records Shall Be Confidential And Not Subject To Disclosure, Subpoena, Or Discovery; To Exempt Certain Radiological Health And Radioactive Material Licensing Information From The Public Records Act When Disclosure Would Pose A Risk To Public Health Or Security; To Amend Section 25-41-7, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Authorize The State Department Of Health And Certain Panels, Committees, Systems, Or Programs Established, Designated, Administered, Or Supported By The Department For Purposes Of Quality Assurance, Quality Improvement, Performance Improvement, Peer Review, Patient Safety, Morbidity Or Mortality Review, Or System Evaluation To Conduct Closed Meetings Or Executive Sessions For The Discussion Of Confidential Quality Assurance And Performance Improvement Matters; To Amend Section 41-111-1, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Make Technical, Nonsubstantive Amendments; And For Related Purposes.

An Act To Designate A Segment Of Mississippi Highway 537 Located In Yazoo County, Mississippi, As The "colonel Donnell Berry Memorial Highway"; And For Related Purposes.