Faulkner, David

Sponsored bills

• HJR241: Recommending state government entities to avoid using the term, "West Bank"
• HB393: Tax abatement and tax incentive programs, NAICS Code references and definitions updated to latest terms
• HB67: Voter Information; limit cost of reproducing voter registration list; crime for misuse of personal voter information; created
• HB465: Motor vehicles, license plates, issuance of "Invisible Disability" decals, authorized
• HB388: Taxation; to exempt certain community foundations from sales and use taxes (primary sponsor)
• HB329: Education; public K-12 schools, completion of approved computer science course required (primary sponsor)
• HB328: Crimes and offenses; arson in the first degree, elements of crime further provided to include arson in connection to a theft; minimum penalties provided (primary sponsor)
• HJR345: Tanner Tessmann and June 19, 2026, recognized
• HJR344: Chris Richards and June 12, 2026, recognized
• HJR311: Representative Tracy Estes, commended
• HJR310: Representative Phillip Ensler, commended
• HJR309: Representative James Edward Hill, Jr., commended
• HJR308: Representative Rhett Marques, commended
• HJR307: Barbara Boyd, commended
• HJR306: Representative Brett Easterbrook, commended
• HJR305: Representative Bob Fincher, commended
• HJR278: Samford Women's Basketball Team, commended (primary sponsor)
• HB249: Guardianships and conservatorships; notice requirements further provided for, procedures to remove proceeding to circuit court revised, duties of guardian ad litem of a minor further provided for and training required, court representative required to be appointed for allegedly incapacitated adults in certain circumstances, appointment of temporary or emergency guardian or conservator authorized in certain circumstances (primary sponsor)
• HB248: Alabama Business and Nonprofit Entities Code; revisions made to clarify procedures, make technical corrections, and codify common law (primary sponsor)
• HB226: Habitual offender law; pleas of nolo contendere treated as a plea of guilty