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5/13/2004 - Lawmakers Send the Governor Legislation Requiring Mental Health Coverage:
Springfield Republican Representative Dr. Roy Holand is the bill sponsor.
4/13/2004 - House Approves Foster Care Legislation:
But during debate, Hanaway told Springfield Republican Representative Roy Holand that there is more than enough money to pay for the changes proposed in her bill.
4/13/2004 - House Approves Foster Care Legislation:
But during debate, Hanaway told Springfield Republican Representative Roy Holand that there is more than enough money to pay for the changes proposed in her bill.
4/05/2004 - Republican lawmakers call Holden Children's Amendment "politics," not "policy":
"It's all about politics and position," said House Health Care Policy Chairman Roy Holand, R-Springfield. "He's running for his life."
3/4/2004 - House Speaker Catherine Hanaway announced her support for a new bill aimed at fighting autism.:
Now, Representative Roy Holand says the mercury must be removed because it is linked to autism. He is sponsoring a bill that would prohibit mercury-based immunizations from being given to children under eight.
3/31/2004 - House Approves Mental Health Parity Bill:
But the sponsor of the bill, Republican Representative Roy Holand of Springfield says that won't happen.
3/1/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of March 1, 2004:
JEFFERSON CITY - At a press conference Representative Roy Holand announced a new bill prohibiting vaccinations with mercury preservatives from being given to children under eight. House Speaker Catherine Hanaway gave her support to the bill and said it could reduce autism in children.
2/4/2004 - Mental Health Parity Bill Approved by the House Commiittee on Health Care Policy:
Rep. Roy Holand, R-Springfield, sponsor of the bill said that the federal mental parity bill covers self-insured companies, federal employees and those under Medicare. The Missouri bill, he said, goes beyond and covers the rest.
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