Regards temporary occupational licensing for military

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Peggy Lehner

District	6
Party	Republican
Chamber	Senate

Bob D. Hackett

District	10
Party	Republican
Chamber	Senate

Co-Sponsors

Related Topics

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Related Committees

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Status Changes

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced Mar 29 2019 Referred to committee Apr 02 2019 Reported - Substitute Oct 17 2019 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Oct 24 2019 Vote Result Passed Insist on amendments; asks for committee of conference Nov 13 2019 Conference report agreed to Dec 12 2019	Introduced Feb 12 2019 Referred to committee Feb 20 2019 Passed Mar 27 2019 Vote Result Passed Reported - Substitute Mar 27 2019 Vote Result Favorable Passage Refused to concur in House amendments Nov 06 2019 Conference managers: Sens. - Huffman, M., Hackett, Antonio Nov 13 2019 Conference report agreed to Dec 11 2019	Sent To The Governor Jan 17 2020 Signed By The Governor Jan 27 2020 Effective Apr 28 2020

Documents

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