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2010 Bill(s)
* HB 1733 Sponsor:Stream, Rick Status: H 2nd Read Description: Require health insurance plans to cover eating disorders. Require the state to develop programs on eating disorders.
See: Official legislative description and status
HB 2057 Sponsor:Stream, Rick Status: H 2nd Read Description: Require prompt payment of subrogated Medicaid claims. Require someone who owes the state for a Medicaid claim to allow the state to make its claim up to three years after services were rendered, regardless of any other contract with the private parties.
See: Official legislative description and status
HB 2175 Sponsor:Stream, Rick Status: WITHDRAWN Description: Allow charter schools to use alternative approaches, including off-site teaching, work experience and preformance-based credits for at-risk students if approved by the Education Department.
See: Official legislative description and status* HCS HB 2230 Sponsor:Stream, Rick Status: H Rules Description: Allow some charter schools to use alternative approaches, including off-site teaching, work experience and preformance-based credits for at-risk students if approved by the Education Department. Was not reported out of committee until April 8, when there were only five weeks left in the legislative session.
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HB 2392 Sponsor:Stream, Rick Status: H 2nd Read Description: Extend the sunset a law providing residential property tax relief for lower income elderly.
See: Official legislative description and status
HB 2413 Sponsor:Stream, Rick Status: H 2nd Read Description: Extend Medicaid coverage for foster children to age 23. Require schools to facilitate transfer of foster children between school districts.
See: 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.
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