After 140 days (no where near enough time to consider the important and unresolved legislation that died via political machinations, no matter what the House Speaker may say - more on this in my next blog), many meetings, negotiations and a great deal of energy expended (including much ceremonial Hoo Hah), the 81st Texas Legislature has finished - except for the as yet unscheduled "Special Session" to complete the sunset reviews for TxDOT, TDI and other agencies, the agency renewal bills not making it to the floor for a vote because of the Republican insistence to force the undemocratic Voter I.D. bill.
Following are the bills I witnessed for and against which cover many of the issues Greens represent.
As a guide to my notes following, the result for each bill is below the bill number in BOLD. I also put in BOLD the bill numbers of the legislation that made it all the way to the Governors signature.
Bills ended their tenure at several steps in the legislative process: 1) referred to a committee, 2) left pending in committee, 3) considered in calendars (there are three different calendar committees, 4) some step in the printing/reporting process before or after calendars, 5) referred to one house or the other, and 6) sent to the Governor for signing, and 7) signed by the Governor. Please refer to the Texas Legislature on-line "How a bill becomes law" to answer your questions in the step-wise process http://www.tlc.state.tx.us/gtli/legproc/process.html
Or you can look up a bill on the website http://www.legis.state.tx.us/ and click on "bill stages" to see how far along the bill moved.
My next blog will be a review of my experiences and observations of/at the legislature and my impressions of high and low points.
Stay tuned!
In Favor
HB 820 Ortiz, Jr., Ballot Access - Relating to certain ballot access requirements.
Left pending in committee 4.27.09
(Lobbied/requested staff Re-filing) HB 2209 Proportional voting - Instant Runoff Voting - Filed by Rep. Rodriguez in the 80th Legislative Session.
Was not re-filed.
(Lobbied/requested staff Re-filing) HB 2280 Primary Screen-Out - Filed by Rep. Strama in the 80th Legislative Session.
Was not re-filed.
HB 682 Farrar | Hodge | Marquez, Abolition of Death Penalty.
Left pending in committee 3.12.09
HB 164 Naishtat | Coleman, Relating to the medical use of marihuana.
Referred to Public Health, 2.12.09
HB 741 Castro | Strama | Villarreal | Farrar | Allen Relating to health education curriculum and instruction in public schools (Accurate Sex Education in Schools) Companion bill: SB 515 by Ellis, Identical
Left pending in committee 3.31.09
HCR 75 Lucio III | Alonzo | Burnam Urging congress to explore alternatives to border security in South Texas other than the fencing described in the Secure Fence Act. Alternatives to (Mexico) Border Fence.
Considered in Calendars - 052409
HB 595 Leibowitz | Rodriguez Relating to a restriction on permits authorizing discharges of sewage effluent into any water in the contributing or recharge zone of the San Antonio or Barton Springs segment of the Edwards Aquifer.Restrict permits for sewage effluent into Edwards Aquifer.
Left pending in Committee 031709
HB 1508 Bolton Relating to a restriction on permits authorizing direct discharges of waste or pollutants into water in certain areas associated with the Barton Springs segment of the Edwards Aquifer. Restrict permits for direct discharge of pollutants into Edwards Aquifer
Committee Report sent to Calendars 042808
HB 538 Villarreal | Cohen Relating to the prohibition of employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity or expression. Prohibit employment discrimination on basis of sexual orientation....
Referred to State Affairs 021809
HB 353 Rodriguez | Cohen | Farrar Relating to certain health care rights of domestic partners. Domestic partners medical and funeral decisions
Referred to Public Health 021709
HB 1455 Howard, Donna Relating to the award of attorney's fees, costs, and certain damages in a proceeding to revoke a medical power of attorney.
Referred to Public Health 030209
HB 861 Naishtat | Cohen | Strama | Thompson Relating to the authority of certain university systems to provide benefits to certain qualified individuals. University benefits for employees and faculty and their dependents.
Left Pending in Committee 041409
HB 197 Alonzo Relating to prohibition of certain insurance discrimination. Insurance discrimination
Referred to Insurance 021209
HB 1323 Strama | Gonzales | Anchia | Lucio III | Pierson Relating to bullying and harassment in public schools. relating to bullying and harassment in public schools.
Placed in General State Calendar 050809
HB 616 Veasey | Thompson | Anchia | Vaught Relating to a study regarding the effectiveness of the James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Act.
Committee report sent to Calendars.
HB 682 Farrar | Hodge | Marquez Relating to abolishing the death penalty.
Left pending in subcommittee 031209
HB 297 Dutton Relating to the abolition of the death penalty.
Left pending in subcommittee 031209
HB 4299 Rose Relating to rainwater harvesting and other water conservation initiatives. Rainwater Harvesting incentives
Placed on intent calendar
HB 171 Olivo, Relating to consideration of mitigating factors in determining appropriate disciplinary action to be taken against a public school student. SB 2270 Gallegos, Identical.
Sent to the Governor 060309
HB 172 Olivo, Relating to the right of a parent of a public school student to prompt notice of certain disciplinary action taken against the student.
Placed on General State Calendar 051309
HB 943 Dutton, Relating to disciplinary actions imposed on public school students who disrupt the conduct of class or other school activities.
Referred to Public Education 022309
HB 850 Eissler, Relating to repeal on a periodic basis of the provisions of Titles 1 and 2 of the Education Code to provide for legislative review of the primary state statutes governing public education.
Left pending in committee 031009
HB 2267 Hodge - Dutton - "Law of Parties" - Relating to the joint or separate prosecution in capital felony cases.
Left pending in sub-cmte 3.19.09
HB 304 Dutton - "Law of Parties" Relating to the extent of a defendant's criminal responsibility for the conduct of a co-conspirator in certain felony cases.
Left pending in sub-cmte 3.23.09
HB 1739 Donna Howard, Relating to a recognition week to celebrate Texas native plants.
Sent to the Governor 053109
HB 2088 by Donna Howard, Relating to increasing public awareness of the benefits of native plant species.
05/11/2009 H Placed on General State Calendar
SB 126 Ellis - Relating to a temporary moratorium on authorizations for certain coal-fired electric generating facilities.
03/24/2009 S Left pending in committee
HB 977 by Burnam, Relating to use of the money from the Texas enterprise fund to promote renewable energy technology. Identical bill by Wendy Davis, SB 878 05/12/2009 H Considered in Calendars
HB 1243 by Gallego | Farabee | Solomons | Swinford | Coleman, Relating to net metering for retail electric service customers and compensation for excess electricity generated by a retail electric customer's on-site generator.
05/30/2009 H Statement of Leg. Intent Recorded in Journal
HB 1643 by Farabee, Relating to net metering for retail electric service customers and compensation for excess electricity generated by certain renewable energy technology generators.
03/31/2009 H Subcommittee members named
HB 722 Donna Howard - Relating to the authority of certain municipalities to regulate the location of facilities to supply drinking water.
05/08/2009 H Corrected comm. rept. sent to Local & Consent
HB 892 Villarreal, Naishtat - Relating to the Women's Health Program. Pending in Committee. SB 594 Van de Putte, identical
04/24/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
HB 1627 Naishtat, Walle - Relating to Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program payments to assist certain households receiving food stamp benefits.
04/30/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
Hse Resolution 680 Naishtat - In memory of William Judson Holloway III, co-chair of the Travis County Green Party.
04/01/2009 H Reported enrolled
HB 1768 Branch, Homer - Relating to the elimination of straight-party voting. SB 317 Wentworth, identical / HB 135 Straus, duplicate.
03/30/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 3369 Rose - Relating to the use of prohibited electronic devices at polling locations. Allows recognized/certified news reporters (including those principally reporting from the Web) access in polling stations.
03/30/2009 H Left pending in committee
SB 1850 Shapleigh, Zaffirini co-author - Relating to the establishment of a home- and community-based services workforce council. Reported favorably w/o amendments, recommended for local & uncontested calendar, cmte report printed & distributed. HB 3263 Naisthtat [identical]
5/22/2009 H Motion to suspend rules fails
HB 1323 Strama, Gonzales, Pierson - Relating to bullying and harassment in public schools.
05/08/2009 H Placed on General State Calendar
HB 1567 Villarreal - Relating to abstinence education in public schools. Pending in Committee. SB 1076 Van de Putte, identical.
03/31/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 741 Castro, Strama, Villarreal, Farrar, Allen - Relating to health education curriculum and instruction in public schools. Pending in Committee. SB 515 Ellis, identical. 03/31/2009 H Left pending in committee
SB 1363 Shapiro - Relating to clarification of the essential knowledge and skills of the public school curriculum and the evaluation of conforming curriculum management systems. Pending in Committee., then set for new Public Hearing on 04/02/09. HB 2155 Edwards, identical.
05/19/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
SB 1459 Shapiro - Relating to education initiatives for students of limited English proficiency and students at risk of dropping out of school.
04/30/2009 H Referred to Public Education
SB 1460 Shapiro - Relating to professional development academies designed for public school teachers who provide instruction to certain students of limited English proficiency.
Passed Senate Education Committee. 04/30/2009 H Referred to Public Education
HB 1635 Todd Smith - Relating to the abolition of the Texas Residential Construction Commission.
03/31/2009 H Left pending in subcommittee
HB 2243 Leibowitz - Relating to the licensing and regulation of residential construction contractors and the abolition of the Texas Residential Construction Commission; providing a criminal penalty.
03/31/2009 H Left pending in subcommittee
HB 2695 Gattis - Relating to the abolition of the Texas Residential Construction Commission.
03/31/2009 H Left pending in subcommittee
HB 1386 by Yvonne Davis - Relating to the reporting of health care-associated infections at health care facilities.
Rationale: Additional transparency of information, especially in the healthcare field, is always a benefit for the public!
04/07/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 3755 by Donna Howard - Relating to the period for which a prescription written for a Medicaid recipient is valid.
Provides for the consistency between state and federal regulations.
05/11/2009 H Placed on General State Calendar
HB 40 by Corte - Relating to regulations on certain complementary and alternative health care services.
(Protection against consumer fraud in alternative medical practices.)
04/07/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 3259 by Naishtat - Relating to the creation of the Council on Children and Families and the Children's Behavioral Health Council.
Bill analysis by the House Research Organization:
C.S.H.B. 3259 establishes the Council on Children and Families to be administered through the Office of Program Coordination for Children and Youth in the Health and Human Services Commission. The bill requires the commissioner or executive directors of each state agency serving children and youth to be a member of the council and sets forth the required duties of the council. The bill also establishes the Children's Behavioral Health Council to provide a coordinated, comprehensive, interagency approach to the development and delivery of behavioral health services to children.
04/24/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
HB 4341 by Truitt - Regulation of discount health care programs by Texas Department of Insurance.
(Proposed legislation for consumer protection against discount health care companies.)
05/26/2009 E Sent to the Governor
HB 2468 Rodriuez - Relating to public access to the examination and approval of voting systems used in an election.
I witnessed in favor for this bill, because PUBLIC access is always a good thing, especially when it comes to elections and voting systems!
04/20/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 2524 Anchia - Relating to the accuracy, security, and reliability of certain electronic voting systems.
I witnessed in favor of this bill because I felt it points to the fact that there are problems with voting with non-verifiable computer voting machines. I know Rep. Anchia is aware of where there has been identified systemic fraud - he spoke at www.davidhasissues.com on the Voter I.D. bill(s) and spoke about real instances/circumstances of voting fraud. However, in the Green Party alliance with the Voterescue.org folks I was later reminded that they were against this bill feeling that ALL computer voting machines arrive "pre-hackable". 06/03/2009 E Sent to the Governor
HB 721 Rep. Donna Howard | Moody | Naishtat | Farrar- Relating to permitting procedures of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for control of air pollution.
04/29/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 3182 by Rep. Sinfronia Thompson - The Texas Home Lemon Law - Relating to consumer protection for and remedies available to a homebuyer whose home does not comply with certain warranties; providing an administrative penalty.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 799 Lucio III | et al. - Relating to an exemption from the sales tax for certain renewable energy devices.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 880 Strama | et al. - Relating to the exemption from ad valorem taxation of certain energy efficiency-related improvements to real or personal property. 04/22/2009 H No action taken in committee
HJR 47 Strama | et al. - Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation certain energy efficiency-related improvements to real or personal property.
04/22/2009 H No action taken in committee
HB 1140 Truitt - Relating to a franchise tax credit for the purchase and installation of solar energy devices connected to an electric transmission or distribution system. 04/22/2009 H No action taken in committee
HB 1361 Anchia | et al. - Relating to the imposition of a fee for certain plastic bags provided to customers by retailers.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 1417 Leibowitz | et al. - Relating to an exemption from the sales tax for certain renewable energy systems and related equipment.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 1751 Leibowitz - Relating to an exemption from ad valorem taxation of a renewable energy device, structure, facility, or system installed or constructed on residential property, land designated for agricultural use, or open-space land devoted to farm or ranch purposes for the generation of energy for use in connection with the property. 04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HJR 72 Leibowitz - Proposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation of a renewable energy device, structure, facility, or system installed or constructed on residential property, land designated for agricultural use, or open-space land devoted to farm or ranch purposes for the generation of energy for use in connection with the property.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 1936 Villarreal - Relating to the authority of the governing body of a municipality to exempt a portion of the value of a residence homestead from ad valorem taxation if the homestead meets certain energy efficiency standards.
04/27/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
HJR 75 Villarreal - Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the governing body of a municipality to exempt a portion of the value of a residence homestead from ad valorem taxation if the homestead meets certain energy efficiency standards.
04/27/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
HB 2150 Kleinschmidt - Relating to the eligibility of land for ad valorem tax appraisal as qualified open-space land.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 2184 Leibowitz - Relating to a franchise tax credit for building new single-family homes or duplexes hat exceed certain energy efficiency standards.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 2226 Parker - Relating to exemptions from the sales tax for certain solar and wind energy devices.
05/05/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
HB 3098 Bolton - Relating to the use of hotel occupancy tax funds for the construction and maintenance of a children's playground located in a general law city. 05/31/2009 E Sent to the Governor
HB 3272 Howard, Donna - Relating to the eligibility of land for ad valorem tax appraisal as recreational, park, or scenic land on th basis of a restriction contained in a probated will.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 3965 Dunnam - Relating to the exemption from a valorem taxation for certain property used to control pollution.
05/13/2009 H Placed on General State Calendar
HB 4639 Lucio III - Relating to a franchise tax credit for certain investments made in relation to certain renewable energy technology systems.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HJR 141 Coleman - Proposing a constitutional amendment to provide property tax abatement for home and business owners who install solar panels on their homes or businesses.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 282 Anchia | Maldonado - Relating to the designation of certain election days as state holidays. Companion bill: SB 138 by Ellis, Very Similar
04/27/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 1821 Davis, John - Relating to requiring a voter to be affiliated with a political party to vote in that party's primary election or otherwise participate in that party's affairs. 04/27/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 4653 Howard, Donna - Relating to certain election practices and procedures relating to the conduct of elections; providing penalties. THE "TX HAND-COUNTED PAPER BALLOT BILL OF 2009"
04/27/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 823 Turner, Sylvester | Rodriguez | Edwards - Relating to the authority of a peace officer to take a blood specimen from a vehicle operator to test for alcohol concentration or other intoxicating substances.
YES, in Favor: Restrict a peace officer from taking blood!
05/05/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
HB 4082 Farrar -Relating to reducing mercury emissions from electric generating facilities; providing for an administrative penalty.
04/29/2009 H Left pending in committee
SB 16 Averitt - Relating to the enhancement of air quality, including the capture and storage of carbon dioxide and development of a greenhouse gas registry, the development of emissions reduction technologies, and the improvement of energy efficiency in buildings, vehicles, and appliances; providing civil penalties.
05/23/2009 H Placed on Major State Calendar
HCR 177 Howard, D. - Directing state agencies to initiate emission reduction policies and programs in order to help Central and South Central Texas meet the 2008 National Ambient Air Quality Standard for ground-level ozone.
05/30/2009 S Received from the House
HB 4056 Allen - Relating to the establishment of a program for the collection, transportatin, recycling, ad disposal of mercury-added thermostats.
05/12/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
HB 3590 Burnam - Relating to the creation by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality of an inventory of emissions of air contaminants from oil or gas production, transportation, or processing facilities.
04/29/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 3591 Burnam - Relating to the control of emissions from crude oil and condensate storage tanks in certain areas of this state.
04/29/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 4085 Farrar - Relating to monitoring air contaminants under the Texas Clean Air Act.
04/29/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 3165 Davis, Yvonne - Relating to prohibition of certain practices by owners of developments supported with low income housing tax credit allocations.
05/14/2009 H Laid on the table subject to call
HB 2675 Davis, Yvonne - Relating to the establishment of the foreclosure prevention program.
04/29/2009 H No action taken in committee
HB 1735 Burnam - Relating to the imposition of an income tax on income that exceeds $100,000 to provide property tax relief and fund public education; providing penalties.
04/29/2009 H No action taken in committee
HB 3361 Villarreal - Relating to a study by the comptroller on the use of call options by state government as a hedge against inflation in the cost of commodities purchased by state government.
04/29/2009 H Left pending in committee
SB 598 Van de Putte - pilot revolving loan program at schools to retrofit photo voltaic solar panels and associated energy efficiency improvements.
05/22/2009 H Placed on General State Calendar
SB 1973 Ellis - Relating to the creation and duties of the State NRG savings performance contract advisory council.
05/06/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 3135 Gallego - Relating to a TEXAS grant pilot project to provide incentives for students to attend certain underutilized public institutions of higher education.
04/29/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 3586 Gallego - Relating to the Texas Academy of Fine Arts, Culture, and Sciences at Sul Ross State University.
05/12/2009 H Committee report sent to Calendars
HB 2058 Gallego - Senate review - Increase qualifications of lawyers representing indigent death penalty cases.
Effective on 9/1/09 05/13/2009 Signed by the Governor 05/13/2009
Against
SB 690 by Wentworth, Relating to the requirements for a petition proposing an amendment to the charter of a home-rule municipality. Increases the number of signatures of citizens that would be required to place a charter amendment on the local ballot in home rule cities.
Coalition of new political parties and individuals, including: Green Party of Texas, Libertarian Party, Constitution Party, Independent Texans, others....
03/18/2009 S Left pending in committee
Against HB 604 by Farabee - Relating to projects that may be undertaken by certain development corporations in connection with water conservation programs.
In my opinion a slippery slope has been created/promoted benefiting development corporations which have undue access to public funding, via so-called 'public-private partnerships', and are focused/function purely on a profit motive. Water must be a public right and not a "resource" that can be manipulated by for-profit 'development' corporations, and therefore needs to be overseen by a public entity.
04/07/2009 H Left pending in committee
Against SB 362 by Fraser - Relating to requiring a voter to present proof of identification.
05/23/2009 H Placed on Major State Calendar
Against HB 125 by Brown - Relating to requiring a voter to present proof of identification.
04/07/2009 H Left pending in committee
Against HB 2335 by Heflin - Relating to fees charged for issuance by a state or local governmental entity of identification that may be presented to be accepted to vote.
04/07/2009 H Left pending in committee
Against HB 3556 by Bonnen - Relating to requiring a voter to present proof of identification.
04/07/2009 H Left pending in committee
Against HB 1780 Hochberg - relating to the use of a driver's license or identification card issued by the Department of Public Safety in voter registration.
I witnessed the Green Party against this bill because I felt that, again, this was yet another attempt at a Voter I.D. approach which would not only serve as an additional cost to those not driving, seniors, minorities without birth certificates, etc., i.e. all the same reasons I have already written and others have observed against a Voter I.D.
04/20/2009 H Left pending in committee
Against HB 1892 Berman -Relating to nominations by primary election by all political parties.
I witnessed against this bill - This was the bill that the libertarians had identified as a possible way in which to financially cripple New Parties by forcing them to hold a primary election (I have chosen to take up the monicker of referring to so-called 3rd parties as new, in order to connote alternative instead of 3rd place or "3rd world").
04/20/2009 H No action taken in committee
HB 2721 by Flynn - Callegari, Relating to the procedure used by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in acting on certain applications for a permit, permit amendment, or permit renewal for a nuclear electric generation facility. Bill threatens to fast-track water permits for nuclear plants, which use vast quantities of water. Water is precious, and Governor Perry has just requested federal aid for all 254 counties in Texas due to a statewide drought. Water permits should be given careful scrutiny, and not be rushed. The bill would actually deny citizens the right to a contested case hearing for these water permits!
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 2721 by Dan Flynn (NE Texas), Bill Callegari (Katy). Co-Authors, Phil King (Weatherford), Tim Kleinschmidt (Bastrop area), Randy Weber (Pearland, his district includes Bay City - home of South Texas Nuclear Project). Relating to the procedure used by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in acting on certain applications for a permit, permit amendment, or permit renewal for a nuclear electric generation facility.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 797 Lucio III - Relating to exempting fuel ethanol derived from cellulosic biomass and blended with gasoline from the motor fuels tax.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 4166 Callegari - Relating to the provision of severance tax credits and exemptions and other incentives and procedures for producing oil from certain wells.
04/22/2009 H Left pending in committee
SB 220 by Nichols, co-authors Watson | West, HB 1438 by Bolton, Similar, relating to the conversion of a nontolled state highway or segment of the state highway system to a toll project.
05/12/2009 H Left pending in committee
HB 300 byIsett | Pickett | Harper-Brow, TXDOT Sunset Bill - Relating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Department of Transportation, including the transfer of certain functions to the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles and the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation; providing penalties.
Included provisions for nontolled roads to become tolled, continued support for the Trans Texas Corridor (Number of Amendments = 180),
05/30/2009 H Conf. Comm. Report printed and distributed
HB 1796 by Chisum | Hancock | Burnam | Hartnett, Senate sponsor Watson, Relating to the development of carbon dioxide capture and sequestration in this state.
06/03/2009 E Sent to the Governor
HCR 180 by Isett | McClendon - Expressing the intention of the Texas Legislature not to implement the federal REAL ID Act of 2005.
While DHS secretary is seeking a repeal to rebrand Real ID, potentially to include Enhanced Drivers License, we are not going to allow Texas to give tacit approval on the "fixed" version of Real ID as our deadline expires at the end of 2009.
04/21/2009 H Referred to State Affairs
HB 44 Corte - relating to disclosing information to persons obtaining emergency contraception.
A business establishment at which emergency contraception is dispensed or distributed shall display a sign, in clear view of each cash register in the establishment, that is at least 18 inches high by 24 inches wide and that, in block letters in a font that may be read clearly, reads in English and Spanish: "IF YOU BELIEVE THAT LIFE BEGINS AT FERTILIZATION THE POINT WHERE THE SPERM AND EGG UNITE THEN YOU NEED TO KNOW THAT EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION MAY EITHER FUNCTION AS A CONTRACEPTIVE TO PREVENT THE EGG AND SPERM FROM UNITING OR PREVENT THE IMPLANTATION OF YOUR ALREADY FERTILIZED EGG IN YOUR WOMB. THE PHARMACIST DISPENSING THIS DRUG IS REQUIRED TO EXPLAIN TO YOU HOW THE PRODUCT MAY HELP TO PREVENT YOUR PREGNANCY."
02/12/2009 H Referred to Public Health
SB 182 Patrick - Relating to informed consent to an abortion. HB 36 by Corte, Identical Abortion Consent and Forced Sonogram.
05/26/2009 H Placed on Major State Calendar
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