Authorize ambulance transport-police dog injured in line of duty

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Kevin D. Miller

District	69
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

Ron Ferguson

District	96
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

Co-Sponsors

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Transportation Type: Senate Bills: 140 Members: 7

Status Changes

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced Aug 18 2021 Referred to committee Sep 21 2021 Passed Dec 08 2021 Vote Result Passed Reported Dec 08 2021 Vote Result Favorable Passage Concurred in Senate amendments Dec 14 2022 Vote Result Passed	Introduced Dec 09 2021 Referred to committee Dec 15 2021 Reported - Substitute Dec 14 2022 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Dec 14 2022 Vote Result Passed	Sent To The Governor Dec 22 2022 Signed By The Governor Jan 02 2023 Effective Apr 03 2023

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