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Number S. B. No. 243
Type Senate Bill
General Assembly 133
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Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Bob Peterson
District 91
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Andrew O. Brenner
District 19
Party Republican
Chamber Senate

Co-Sponsors

J. Todd Smith
District 43
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Sara P. Carruthers
District 47
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Gayle Manning
District 52
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Jamie Callender
District 57
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Haraz N. Ghanbari
District 75
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives

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  1. Introduced
    Dec 14 2020
  1. Introduced
    Nov 26 2019
  2. Referred to committee
    Dec 11 2019
  3. Informally passed
    Dec 02 2020
  4. Reported
    Dec 02 2020
    Vote Result
    Favorable Passage
  5. Informally passed
    Dec 03 2020
  6. Informally passed
    Dec 08 2020
  7. Passed - Amended
    Dec 09 2020

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As Passed By Senate
As Reported By Senate Committee
As Introduced