Regards immunity from liability for donations of perishable food

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Steve Wilson

District	7
Party	Republican
Chamber	Senate

Co-Sponsors

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced May 01 2023 Referred to committee May 02 2023 Reported - Substitute Jun 21 2023 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Jun 21 2023 Vote Result Passed	Introduced Jan 11 2023 Referred to committee Jan 17 2023 Reported Apr 19 2023 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Apr 26 2023 Vote Result Passed Concurred in House amendments Jun 28 2023 Vote Result Passed Received from the House Jun 28 2023	Signed By The Governor Jun 30 2023 Sent To The Governor Jun 30 2023 Signed By The Governor Jul 07 2023 Effective Emergency act Jul 07 2023 Sent To The Governor Jun 30 2024

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