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  • S.B. 127

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S.B. 127 Human Services Program Amendments

Floor Sponsor:
Rep. Brammer, Brady
  • Substitute Sponsor: Sen. McKell, Michael K.
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  • Drafting Attorney: Christopher Williams
  • Fiscal Analyst: Clare Tobin Lence
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    • S.B. 127
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    • Fiscal Note
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    • Last Action: 22 Mar 2021, Governor Signed
    • Last Location: Lieutenant Governor's office for filing
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Bill Status / Votes
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DateActionLocationVote
1/25/2021 Bill Numbered but not DistributedLegislative Research and General Counsel
1/25/2021 Numbered Bill Publicly DistributedLegislative Research and General Counsel
1/26/2021 Senate/ received bill from Legislative ResearchWaiting for Introduction in the Senate
1/26/2021 Senate/ 1st reading (Introduced)Senate Rules Committee
2/4/2021 Senate/ to standing committeeSenate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee
2/8/2021 Senate Comm - Substitute Recommendation from # 0 to # 1Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee6 0 1
2/8/2021 Senate Comm - Amendment Recommendation # 1Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee6 0 1
2/8/2021 Senate Comm - Favorable RecommendationSenate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee5 0 2
2/9/2021 LFA/ fiscal note sent to sponsorSenate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee
2/9/2021 (11:15:01 AM)Senate/ comm rpt/ substituted/ amendedSenate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee
2/9/2021 (11:15:02 AM)Senate/ placed on 2nd Reading CalendarSenate 2nd Reading Calendar
2/9/2021 LFA/ fiscal note publicly availableSenate 2nd Reading Calendar
2/11/2021 (3:10:53 PM)Senate/ 2nd readingSenate 2nd Reading Calendar
2/11/2021 (3:28:25 PM)Senate/ passed 2nd readingSenate 3rd Reading Calendar28 0 1
2/16/2021 (10:22:42 AM)Senate/ 3rd readingSenate 3rd Reading Calendar
2/16/2021 (10:24:35 AM)Senate/ passed 3rd readingClerk of the House27 0 2
2/16/2021 (10:24:36 AM)Senate/ to HouseClerk of the House
2/16/2021 House/ received from SenateClerk of the House
2/16/2021 Senate/ received fiscal note from Fiscal AnalystClerk of the House
2/16/2021 House/ 1st reading (Introduced)House Rules Committee
2/17/2021 House/ to standing committeeHouse Health and Human Services Committee
2/23/2021 House Comm - Favorable RecommendationHouse Health and Human Services Committee12 0 1
2/24/2021 House/ committee report favorableHouse Health and Human Services Committee
2/24/2021 House/ return to Rules due to fiscal impactHouse Rules Committee
3/2/2021 House/ Rules to 3rd Reading CalendarHouse 3rd Reading Calendar for Senate bills
3/2/2021 (7:26:10 PM)House/ 2nd readingHouse 3rd Reading Calendar for Senate bills
3/2/2021 (8:02:44 PM)House/ 3rd readingHouse 3rd Reading Calendar for Senate bills
3/2/2021 (8:18:28 PM)House/ floor amendment failedHouse 3rd Reading Calendar for Senate billsVoice vote
3/2/2021 (8:26:20 PM)House/ floor amendment failedHouse 3rd Reading Calendar for Senate billsVoice vote
3/2/2021 (8:28:02 PM)House/ passed 3rd readingHouse Speaker70 2 3
3/2/2021 (8:28:03 PM)House/ signed by Speaker/ returned to SenateSenate President
3/2/2021 (8:28:04 PM)House/ to SenateSenate President
3/3/2021 Senate/ received from HouseSenate President
3/3/2021 Senate/ signed by President/ sent for enrollingLegislative Research and General Counsel / Enrolling
3/4/2021 Bill Received from Senate for EnrollingLegislative Research and General Counsel / Enrolling
3/4/2021 Draft of Enrolled Bill PreparedLegislative Research and General Counsel / Enrolling
3/15/2021 Enrolled Bill Returned to House or SenateSenate Secretary
3/15/2021 Senate/ enrolled bill to PrintingSenate Secretary
3/15/2021 Senate/ received enrolled bill from PrintingSenate Secretary
3/15/2021 Senate/ to GovernorExecutive Branch - Governor
3/22/2021 Governor SignedLieutenant Governor's office for filing
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