Grant immunity to essential workers who transmit COVID-19

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Diane V. Grendell

District	76
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

Co-Sponsors

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced Apr 10 2020 Referred to committee May 05 2020 Passed - Amended May 28 2020 Reported - Substitute May 28 2020 Vote Result Favorable Passage Amendments laid over under the rule Aug 31 2020 Conference report agreed to Sep 01 2020 Conference managers: Reps. - Carfagna, Seitz, Brown Sep 01 2020 Refused to concur in Senate amendments Sep 01 2020	Introduced Jun 02 2020 Referred to committee Jun 03 2020 Passed Jun 30 2020 Vote Result Passed Reported - Substitute Jun 30 2020 Vote Result Favorable Passage Conference managers: Sens. - Huffman, M., Eklund, Thomas Sep 01 2020 Insist on amendments; asks for committee of conference Sep 01 2020 Conference report agreed to Sep 02 2020	Sent To The Governor Sep 03 2020 Signed By The Governor Sep 14 2020 Effective Dec 16 2020

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