Senate Bill 38 allocates funds to Arkansas health licensing boards, ensuring they can effectively regulate professions and support public health through proper oversight.

Senate Bill 321 aimed to offer tax credits for families with children and child care costs, easing financial burdens and promoting child welfare, but it ultimately did not pass.

Senate Bill 66 streamlines Arkansas housing permits, expediting approvals for developers and increasing housing availability for residents by simplifying application processes.

SB 583 aimed to empower pharmacies in Arkansas by allowing them to sue for violations of pricing laws, enhancing protections against unfair practices, but was vetoed.

SB 752 enhances consumer protections by requiring insurers to provide clear, advance notice of policy cancellations or nonrenewals, ensuring transparency for policyholders.