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HB0031
Criminal justice-mental health-substance use programming.
Year
2020
Status
✓ Signed Into Law
Sponsor
Labor
Committee
Labor, Health & Social Services
Joint
Introduced
Feb 10, 2020
6 years ago
Last Action
Assigned Chapter Number 152
Signed
Mar 24, 2020
Effective: Jul 1, 2020
Bill Synopsis
Requires state health and corrections agencies to improve mental health and addiction treatment for people in the criminal justice system to reduce repeat offenses.
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Committee
Labor, Health & Social Services
Type: Joint
Committee Members
Charles Scott
Chairman
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S30
Susan Wilson
Chairman
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H07
Fred Baldwin
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S14
Eric Barlow
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H03
Anthony Bouchard
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S06
Scott Clem
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H31
JoAnn Dayton
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Democrat - H17
Timothy Hallinan
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H32
Stephan Pappas
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S07
James Roscoe
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Independent - H22
Wendy Schuler
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S15
Clarence Styvar
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H12
Patrick Sweeney
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H58
Mike Yin
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Democrat - H16
Documents & Resources
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Official bill document
Last Action
Assigned Chapter Number 152
Enrolled Act No.
Act #62
Chapter: 0152
Signed: 3/24/2020
Effective: 7/1/2020