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HB 5-C: Social Media Platforms

GENERAL BILL by Andrade ; (CO-INTRODUCERS) Byrd ; Mooney ; Yarborough

Social Media Platforms; Revises definition of term "social media platform."

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• Bill History

  Date	Chamber	Action
  4/19/2022	House	• Filed • Referred to Judiciary Committee • Now in Judiciary Committee • Added to Judiciary Committee agenda • Favorable by Judiciary Committee • Reported out of Judiciary Committee • Bill released to Rules Committee • Bill added to Special Order Calendar (4/20/2022) • 1st Reading (Original Filed Version)
  4/20/2022	House	• Read 2nd time • Substituted SB 6-C • Laid on Table; companion bill(s) passed, see SB 6-C (Ch. 2022-267)

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• HB 5-C, Original Filed Version (Current Bill Version) Posted 4/19/2022 at 9:30 AM

  Bill Text:	PDF

  Analyses:	Judiciary Committee (Post-Meeting) 4/19/2022 (pdf)

  Related Bills (1)

  Bill Number	Subject	Filed By	Relationship	Last Action and Location	Track Bills
  S 6C (er)	Social Media Platforms	Bradley	Identical	Last Action: 6/29/2022 Chapter No. 2022-267

  Committee Amendments (1)

  Amendment	Sponsor	Filed	Last Committee Action	Format
  167319 - Strike All Amendment Remove everything after the enacting clause and insert:	Learned	4/19/2022 3:44 PM	Failed to Adopt 4/19/2022	PDF

  Citations - Statutes (3)

  Citation	Catchline	Location in Bill Location In Bill Help
  106.072	Social media deplatforming of political candidates.	Page 2 (pdf)
  287.137	Antitrust violations; denial or revocation of the right to transact business with public entities; denial of economic benefits.	Page 3 (pdf)
  501.2041	Unlawful acts and practices by social media platforms.	Page 1 (pdf)

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