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2016 Bill(s)
HB 1546 Sponsor:Lauer, Jeanie Status: S Education Description: Require the Education Department to develop guidelines on training educators about youth suicide awareness.
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HB 1792 Sponsor:Lauer, Jeanie Status: H Perfection Description: Include a terrorist threat or statutory rape among the crimes school officials are required to report to law enforcement officials.
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* SCS HCS HB 1904 Sponsor:Lauer, Jeanie Status: S 3rd Read Description: Expand for some areas the 911 emergency phone service tax to include both telephone and VOIP (Internet phone services). Expand the 911 tax to prepaid mobile phones. Expand the powers of the 911 emergency services board.
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HB 2499 Sponsor:Lauer, Jeanie Status: S Jobs, Economic & Local Gov't Description: Expand a provision that allows state job development training funds to be provided to a consortium of companies. Currently, only qualified companies providing training can be part of the consortium. This bill would allow funds to be provided to a consortium in which a majority of the companies met the requirements.
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HB 2605 Sponsor:Lauer, Jeanie Status: S Seniors, Families & Public Health Description: Impose various requirements and restrictions on foster care. Restrict courts and parties in a child case to "defer to the resonable decisions" of a child's designated care giver. Require children 14 years of age or older be consulted on their case plans.
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HJR 59 Sponsor:Lauer, Jeanie Status: H Perfection Description: Increase the maximum debt a school district in a first class charter county can have from 5 percent to 15 percent without voter approval and rom 15 percent to 25 percent with voter approval.
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