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History for 80(R) SB 809 by Janek

Last Action:
04/25/2007 H Referred to Public Health
Council Document:
80R 6559 YDB-D
Caption Version:
Engrossed
Caption Text:
Relating to automated pharmacy systems.
Author:
Janek
Subjects:
Occupational Regulation--Health Occupations (I0540)
MEDICINE & PRESCRIPTION DRUGS (S7338)
PHARMACIES & PHARMACISTS (S1192)
Companion:
HB 2037 by Laubenberg, Identical
Senate Committee:
Senate Committee Status:
Out of committee
Senate Committee Vote:
Ayes=8   Nays=0   Present Not Voting=0   Absent=1
House Committee:
House Committee Status:
In committee
Actions are in ascending date order.
Viewing Votes: Most Recent Senate Vote
Description Comment DateSort ascending       Time       Journal Page
 Received by the Secretary of the Senate      02/22/2007    
 Filed      02/22/2007    
 Read first time      03/07/2007     443
 Referred to Health & Human Services      03/07/2007     443
 Scheduled for public hearing on . . . . .      03/27/2007    
 Considered in public hearing      03/27/2007    
 Testimony taken in committee      03/27/2007    
 Reported favorably w/o amendments      04/02/2007     834
 Committee report printed and distributed      04/02/2007   04:02 PM 
 Placed on intent calendar      04/18/2007    
 Rules suspended-Regular order of business      04/19/2007     1128
 Read 2nd time & passed to engrossment      04/19/2007     1128
 Vote recorded in Journal      04/19/2007     1128
 Three day rule suspended      04/19/2007     1129
 Record vote      04/19/2007     1129
 Reason for vote recorded in Journal      04/19/2007     1129
 Read 3rd time      04/19/2007     1129
 Passed      04/19/2007     1129
 Record vote      04/19/2007     1129
 Reported engrossed      04/19/2007    
 Received from the Senate      04/23/2007     2234
 Read first time      04/25/2007     2482
 Referred to Public Health      04/25/2007     2482