H06162020 Regular Session✓ Signed into law
Amends existing law to provide for the administration and maintenance of the Health Care Directive Registry by the Department of Health and Welfare.
HEALTH -- Amends existing law to provide for the administration and maintenance of the Health Care Directive Registry by the Department of Health and Welfare.
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STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
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This legislation transfers the responsibilities for the health care directive registry from the Secretary of State to the Department of Health and Welfare, including the existing records, and directs the Department to make the registry available 24-hours-a-day, seven days a week.
HOW THEY VOTED
house Chamber· Mar 12, 2020
House Third Reading
✓ Passed
52 Yea
18 Nay
Passed by 34 votes
Republican
38 yea/18 nay
Democrat
14 yea/0 nay
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YEA (52)
RBill GoeslingHD-005ARBritt RaybouldHD-034BDBrooke GreenHD-018BRCaroline TroyHD-005BDChris AbernathyHD-029ARClark KauffmanHD-025BRDoug RicksSD-034DElaine SmithHD-029BRFred WoodHD-027BRGary CollinsHD-013BRGary MarshallHD-030ARGayann DeMordauntHD-014BRGreg ChaneyHD-010BDIlana RubelHD-018ADJake EllisHD-015BRJarom WagonerHD-010ARJason MonksHD-022BRJerald RaymondHD-031ARJim AddisHD-004ADJohn GannonHD-017ADJohn McCrostieHD-016ARJohn Vander WoudeHD-022ARJulianne YoungHD-030BRKevin AndrusHD-035ADLauren NecocheaHD-019ARLaurie LickleyHD-025ARLinda HartgenSD-025RMarcus GibbsHD-032ARMegan BlanksmaHD-008BRMegan KiskaHD-021BDMelissa WintrowSD-019RMike MoyleHD-010ADMuffy DavisHD-026ARNeil AndersonHD-031ARPaul AmadorHD-004BRPaul ShepherdHD-007BRRandall ArmstrongHD-028ARRick YoungbloodHD-012BDRob MasonHD-016BRRobert AnderstHD-012ARRod FurnissHD-031BRRon MendiveHD-005ARRyan KerbyHD-009ADSally TooneHD-026BRScott BedkeHD-027ARScott SymeHD-011ADSteve BerchHD-015ADSusan ChewHD-017BRTerry GestrinHD-008ARTimothy RemingtonHD-002BRTony WisniewskiHD-005BRWendy HormanHD-032B
NAY (18)
RBarbara EhardtHD-033ARBrent CraneHD-013ARBryan ZollingerHD-033BRChad ChristensenHD-032BRChristy ZitoSD-008RDorothy MoonHD-008BRHeather ScottHD-002ARJames HoltzclawHD-020BRJoe PalmerHD-020ARJudy BoyleHD-009BRLance ClowHD-025ARMike KingsleyHD-007ARPriscilla GiddingsHD-007ARSage DixonHD-001BRSteven HarrisHD-021ARTammy NicholsSD-010RThyra StevensonHD-006ARVito BarbieriHD-003A
senate Chamber· Mar 18, 2020
Senate Third Reading
✓ Passed
32 Yea
0 Nay
3 absentPassed by 32 votes
Republican
27 yea/0 nay
Democrat
5 yea/0 nay
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YEA (32)
RAbby LeeSD-009RBert BrackettSD-023RBrent HillSD-034RCarl CrabtreeSD-007RCharles WinderSD-020DCherie Buckner-WebbSD-019RDan JohnsonSD-006RDave LentSD-033RDean MortimerSD-030RDon CheathamSD-003RFred MartinSD-015DGrant BurgoyneSD-016RJames RiceSD-010DJanie Ward-EngelkingSD-018RJeff AgenbroadSD-013RJim GuthrieSD-028RJim PatrickSD-025RJim WoodwardSD-001RKelly AnthonSD-027RLee HeiderSD-024RLori Den HartogSD-022DMarcus NyeSD-029RMark HarrisSD-035RMary SouzaSD-004DMichelle StennettSD-026RPatti LodgeSD-011RRegina BayerSD-021RSteve VickSD-002RSteven BairSD-031RSteven ThaynSD-008RTodd LakeySD-023RVan BurtenshawSD-031
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ABSENT / NOT VOTING (3)
LATEST ACTION
Reported Signed by Governor on March 24, 2020 Session Law Chapter 297 Effective: 07/01/2020
BILL INFO
- Session
- 2020
- Chamber
- house
- Status date
- Mar 20, 2020
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