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House File (HF)

Bill	Bill Title
HF 1	A bill for an act relating to the child and dependent care and early childhood development tax credits, and including applicability provisions.(See HF 230.)
HF 2	A bill for an act relating to the construction of child care facilities by providing developers with sales and use tax refunds and income, franchise, moneys and credits, and gross premiums tax credits, providing for a fee, and including applicability provisions.(See HF 362, HF 712.)
HF 3	A bill for an act permitting businesses’ new onsite daycare facilities or businesses’ expansion of existing onsite daycare facilities to qualify as projects under the high quality jobs program, and making penalties applicable.(See HF 363, HF 606.)
HF 4	A bill for an act providing businesses with income, franchise, moneys and credits, and gross premiums tax credits for providing child care benefits to employees of the business, and including applicability date provisions.(See HF 370.)
HF 5	A bill for an act expanding the health care professional recruitment program.(See HF 196.)
HF 144	A bill for an act relating to the individual income tax credits for volunteer fire fighters, volunteer emergency medical services personnel members, and reserve peace officers by increasing the amounts of the credits, and including retroactive applicability provisions.(See HF 563.)
HF 324	A bill for an act designating child care facilities as an essential corporate purpose.
HF 377	A bill for an act related to a commutation of sentence request from a class “A” felon sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, establishing a life imprisonment review committee to make recommendations in the case of a minimum custody level applicant who has served at least twenty-five years in prison, with reconsideration of a sentence upon the governor’s request or inaction, and providing expedited review in the case of an applicant’s terminal illness and incapacitation.
HF 436	A bill for an act designating certain graduate medical residents as employees of the state under the Iowa tort claims Act.(See HF 763, HF 852.)
HF 2026	A bill for an act exempting all retirement income from the individual income tax including retroactive applicability provisions.
HF 2151	A bill for an act relating to the submission of completed fingerprint packets to the board of educational examiners and including applicability provisions.
HF 2191	A bill for an act relating to the commutation of sentence procedure for class “A” felons.

House Resolution (HR)

Bill	Bill Title
HR 7	A resolution urging the Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union to sanction girls wrestling as a high school sport.
HR 8	A resolution urging the Congress of the United States to grant additional authority to the Federal Communications Commission to restrict unwanted robocalls and call spoofing, and urging the Federal Communications Commission to educate the public on how to report unlawful telephone calls.
HR 16	A resolution declaring the intent of the House of Representatives to do all that is in its power to protect the constitutional right of Iowans to keep and bear arms.
HR 17	A resolution urging the United States Congress to oppose efforts to expand the Supreme Court of the United States.
HR 18	A resolution recognizing Iowa’s commitment to private property rights, to the Iowans employed in the livestock industry, and the threat that socialism poses to the rights of Iowans to make their own choices free from government coercion regarding the production of livestock and the consumption of food including meat.
HR 102	A resolution honoring the life and service of Representative John Landon.
HR 108	A resolution recognizing and affirming support for Ukrainian sovereignty and firmly stating that the people of Iowa stand on the side of freedom and individual self-determination and self-governance.
HR 109	A resolution honoring the achievements and contributions of Gene Elliott.
HR 118	A resolution urging Major League Baseball and the National Baseball Hall of Fame to reconsider each entity’s decision to ban Pete Rose.