Modify law regarding transport of people requiring mobility aid

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Bill Seitz

District	30
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

Catherine D. Ingram

District	9
Party	Democrat
Chamber	Senate

Co-Sponsors

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Status Changes

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced May 01 2017 Referred to committee May 09 2017 Reported - Amended May 25 2017 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Jun 21 2017 Vote Result Passed Concurred in Senate amendments Apr 11 2018 Vote Result Passed	Introduced Jun 22 2017 Referred to committee Jun 28 2017 Reported - Substitute Feb 28 2018 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Apr 11 2018 Vote Result Passed	Sent To The Governor Apr 24 2018 Signed By The Governor May 02 2018 Effective Aug 01 2018

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