Require POW/MIA Flag to be displayed on certain days
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Primary Sponsors
Scott Wiggam
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Co-Sponsors
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Status Changes
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Referred to committee
Jun 06 2017
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Reported - Substitute
Oct 26 2017
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Concurred in Senate amendments
Jul 24 2018
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Referred to committee
Dec 13 2017
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Reported - Amended
May 15 2018
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Sent To The Governor
Jul 26 2018
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Signed By The Governor
Aug 03 2018
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Documents
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