Addresses habitual and chronic truancy

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Jeffery S. Rezabek

District	43
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

Bill Hayes

District	72
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

Co-Sponsors

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced Dec 09 2015 Referred to committee Jan 20 2016 Reported - Substitute Apr 20 2016 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed May 04 2016 Vote Result Passed Concurred in Senate amendments Dec 08 2016 Vote Result Passed	Introduced May 10 2016 Referred to committee May 11 2016 Reported - Substitute Dec 07 2016 Passed - Amended Dec 08 2016	Sent To The Governor Dec 27 2016 Effective Apr 06 2017

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