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2005 Bill(s)

* HB 41
Sponsor: Sater, David
Status: H Health
Description: Require random drug testing of Medicaid recipients.
See: Official legislative description and status

HB 42
Sponsor: Sater, David
Status: WITHDRAWN
Description: Make it a felony crime to possess large quantites of the drugs used to manufacture methamphetamine, like Sudafed.
See: Official legislative description and status

* HB 226
Sponsor: Sater, David
Status: H Job Creation
Description: Provide an income tax credit for purchase of a hybrid vehicle that is partially powered by an electic motor.
See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • * HB 469
    Sponsor: Sater, David
    Status: H Transportation
    Description: Include motorcycles in the state's Lemon Law requiring dealers to fix or take back defective vehicles.
    See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • HB 503
    Sponsor: Sater, David
    Status: H Health
    Description: Let a physician assistant work without the supervising doctor being present.
    See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • HB 537
    Sponsor: Sater, David
    Status: H Crime Prevention
    Description: Include urine as a means for testing blood alcohol levels.
    See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • * HB 894
    Sponsor: Sater, David
    Status: H Children
    Description: Allow a driving license to indicate if the person has a health care proxy or advance health care directive.
    See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • Note: The descriptions of bills, amendments and roll-call votes are written by MDN journalists. MDN's database may not include committee assignments of bills made on the last day of the session since it is too late for the committee to act on the bill and, thus, the delayed assignment has no practical effect.