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LAAAP All Bill Last Action Track 5 10.Xlsx All Tracked Bills- Current Status & Last Action (5/10/19) Last Action Bill # Title Primary Sponsors Last Action Status Bill URL Date HB 5 "SEX OFFENSE/REGISTRY: Stephen Dwight "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Prohibit convicted sex offenders referred to the Committee on share/bill?url=0bfb5d77a37a from participating in or being Administration of Criminal 34e919b3228d5208c853 physically present in a home school Justice." program (OR SEE FISC NOTE GF EX)" HB 38 "CRIME: Raises the minimum age Frank Hoffmann "Read by title, amended, ordered Apr 29, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ relative to the distribution, sale, engrossed, recommitted to the share/bill?url=d329910cad84 purchase, or possession of tobacco Committee on Appropriations." f75c6641e3c59fee22a0 products, alternative nicotine products, or vapor products (EG DECREASE GF RV See Note)" HB 45 "CRIME: Provides for fines Kirk Talbot "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ associated with selling tobacco, referred to the Committee on share/bill?url=f7527ee466f9a alternative nicotine, or vapor Administration of Criminal 8b8d3196a81250b140e products to persons under the age Justice." of 18 (OR INCREASE SG RV See Note)" HB 51 "EVIDENCE: Provides relative to Pete Huval "Read second time by title and Apr 24, 2019 Passed first https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ the admissibility of evidence for referred to the Committee on chamber share/bill?url=eb93a163ca1ff failure to wear a safety belt" Judiciary A." cac8ca269d32718c081 HB 53 "SCHOOLS/EMPLOYEES: Stuart Moss "Scheduled for floor debate on May 09, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Provides relative to suicide 05/20/19." share/bill?url=77b4f9763213 prevention in schools" 4060ef879f62431c331c HB 59 "DRUGS/CONTROLLED: Provides Denise Marcelle "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ relative to penalties for possession referred to the Committee on share/bill?url=e654bb4be799 of marijuana (OR SEE FISC NOTE Administration of Criminal 3553ef221252a7854818 LF EX)" Justice." HB 73 "CRIME: Provides with respect to Johnny Berthelot "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ the reporting of burn injuries and referred to the Committee on share/bill?url=e17a43b07b49 wounds (OR NO IMPACT See Administration of Criminal 780ebd5350e0a04c5b55 Note)" Justice." HB 99 "CRIMINAL/RECORDS: Provides Reid Falconer "Notice removed" May 06, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ relative to background checks for share/bill?url=1a56f96a468b certain volunteers and employees 35478e1fc5c39b8e8ab4 working with children" HB 108 "CHILDREN/NEWBORNS: Steve Pylant "Scheduled for floor debate on May 09, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Authorizes the installation and use 05/20/19." share/bill?url=7c5709c4165ff of newborn safety devices at infant dff7d9634e919c7a8b0 relinquishment sites designated in the Safe Haven Law" HB 119 "INSURANCE/HEALTH: Provides Stuart Bishop "Read by title, amended, ordered May 02, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ relative to the denial of a engrossed, passed to 3rd share/bill?url=b5a7d2b1490b prescription based upon step reading." 785aa0071babc8b3788f therapy or fail first protocols or nonformulary status" HB 126 "CRIME: Provides relative to a Stuart Moss "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ healthcare provider's required referred to the Committee on share/bill?url=785b4848119e reporting of gunshot wounds and Administration of Criminal 10bdbf52b06ca0b42748 certain other life-threatening Justice." injuries to law enforcement" HB 129 "MEDICAID: Provides relative to Thomas Carmody "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Medicaid nonemergency referred to the Committee on share/bill?url=2c54ca63a53b transportation providers and Health and Welfare." 0cf062e4e31df6e18eb1 services (OR INCREASE GF EX See Note)" HB 132 "TRAFFIC/ACCIDENTS: Modifies Raymond Crews "Read second time by title and May 08, 2019 Passed first https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ postaccident drug testing referred to the Committee on chamber share/bill?url=fe10703014f5d requirements" Transportation, Highways and f66169a64870d1168c3 Public Works." HB 138 "CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES: Patrick Connick "Read by title, amended, ordered May 02, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Provides relative to certain engrossed, passed to 3rd share/bill?url=15f0c4136252 substances in the Uniform reading." c0a7bd8f66d87d70c419 Controlled Dangerous Substances Law" HB 143 "HEALTH/ANATOMICAL GIFTS: Malinda White "Read second time by title and May 07, 2019 Passed second https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Provides for rights of qualified referred to the Committee on chamber share/bill?url=645ad08827d6 organ transplant candidates who Health and Welfare." 2d46b9e3ff22f63abce7 have a disability" HB 156 "MTR VEHICLE/BUSES-SCHOOL: Steve Pugh "Read by title, ordered May 02, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Revises provisions related to engrossed, passed to 3rd share/bill?url=cb0226c6ba6e school buses" reading." 54867d7775514b5f09bd HB 162 "SEX OFFENSE/REGISTRY: Patrick Connick "Read by title, ordered May 02, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Provides relative to the engrossed, passed to 3rd share/bill?url=507e6e4d2f42 administration of reading." 508221c35813d1d69b0d medroxyprogesterone acetate to sex offenders" HB 169 "HEALTH CARE: Authorizes a Frank Hoffmann "Scheduled for floor debate on May 09, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ data system for collection of 05/20/19." share/bill?url=3ae1f1b7adb4 information on health effects and abd539d81303dffb9e71 outcomes associated with medical marijuana (EG INCREASE SG EX See Note)" HB 177 "VITAL STATISTICS: Provides Steve Pugh "Read by title, ordered May 02, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ relative to certificates of stillbirth" engrossed, passed to 3rd share/bill?url=a272f38351f4d reading." bbf4e1d3fdf86227cec HB 199 "MEDICAID: Establishes the Dodie Horton "Scheduled for floor debate on May 09, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ TEFRA option within the La. 05/20/19." share/bill?url=a2d934092a6b Medicaid program to serve children 393da3cf80cfe7679582 with disabilities (EG +$4,748,453 GF EX See Note)" HB 207 "HEALTH SERVICES: Requires Beryl Amedee "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ the provision of certain information referred to the Committee on share/bill?url=f59ee99fc21c9 to patients or parents of patients Health and Welfare." d6879183a89f457e550 prior to administration of an immunization or a vaccine (OR INCREASE GF EX See Note)" HB 211 "MEDICAID: Provides relative to Dodie Horton "Scheduled for floor debate on May 09, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Medicaid coverage of certain 05/20/19." share/bill?url=8225f3e488d0 behavioral health services" 545d5d95f51678a4200b HB 212 "SCHOOLS: Requires schools to Pete Huval "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ be either approved by the State referred to the Committee on share/bill?url=299b334a89bf Board of Elementary and Education." b3326870b084d529bc53 Secondary Education or registered with the state Dept. of Education to be classified as a school for compulsory attendance and other purposes" HB 237 "INSURANCE/HEALTH: Prohibits Chad Brown "Involuntarily deferred in May 02, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ preexisting condition exclusions or committee." share/bill?url=a0a64a68a115 other discrimination based on eaed364b66423cb6f792 health status (OR NO IMPACT See Note)" HB 239 "STUDENTS: Provides relative to Jimmy Harris "Scheduled for floor debate on May 09, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ required instruction in personal 05/20/19." share/bill?url=bd102c873114 financial management for public 7182c1270c0d8c609c17 school students" HB 240 "STUDENTS: Provides relative to Lance Harris "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ required physical activity for public referred to the Committee on share/bill?url=cb502f3b817ff school students" Education." a81b6102e784f8d4ffa HB 242 "INSURANCE CLAIMS: Prohibits Bernard LeBas "Read by title, ordered May 02, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ certain claims fees assessed by engrossed, passed to 3rd share/bill?url=3ec1f0c39c83 health insurers or pharmacy benefit reading." c7e95303d8ab8468d21d managers" HB 244 "ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: Vince Pierre "Scheduled for floor debate on May 07, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ Provides relative to vapor products 05/15/19." share/bill?url=b6a643300b9e and alternative nicotine products" 3d504d272205f0ffc50f HB 250 "HEALTH/BEHAVIORAL: Requires Paula Davis "Read second time by title and May 09, 2019 Passed first https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ residential treatment facilities to referred to the Committee on chamber share/bill?url=f6c625bb4e2e provide access to medication- Health and Welfare." 8a094135999ab1cc5cd7 assisted treatment for patients with opioid use disorder (EG +$67,646 GF EX See Note)" HB 257 "PRIVILEGES/LIENS: Provides Stuart Moss "Read by title, under the rules, Apr 08, 2019 Introduced https://app.fiscalnote.com/#/ relative to the privilege of certain referred to the Committee on Civil share/bill?url=4cf5f47a55379 health care providers
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