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IAHF LIST: We must act by March 9th to oppose the Department of Health and Human Services draft plan to FORCE VACCINATE adults! See below to quickly take action!
Did you know that since 1985 all vaccines have been cultured in stem cells taken from aborted babies? This is willful sabotage of our immune systems!
Please alert all of your friends, family, coworkers, neighbors and others within your sphere of influence and ask them to join you in taking action to oppose this fascist scam!
COMMENTS DUE BY MARCH 9, 2015 ON GOVERNMENT’S PLAN
FOR ADULT COMPLIANCE TO VACCINATION SCHEDULES
The
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is open for Public
Comment on a “Draft Plan” called: Pathway to Leadership for Adult
Immunization Plan.
What’s in this plan? 1. Our government wants a new and fully implementable Vaccine Schedule for Adults. 2. HHS believes not enough adults comply with current schedules. 3. They want to “implement” methods to obtain adult compliance. 4. This could become mandatory if allowed to remain unchecked. 5. Vaccine exemptions are under attack.
ACTION TO TAKE
SAMPLE LETTER
(Can be copied and sent in as your own letter, or use talking points below to write your own.)
To view the plan, go to:
TALKING POINTS
· You oppose ANY implementation of vaccine policy on any adults;
· Vaccine exemptions MUST stay intact;
· Vaccinations
should never be a condition of employment, even for medical
professionals, higher education for adult students, or for obtaining
medical/dental insurance coverage;
· Courts
in other countries have tied vaccines to autism and childhood damage
(Italy recently ruled vaccines cause autism); There are 99 published
studies that link vaccinations with autism. Use this link for English
translation of Italian Court documents:
· US
Vaccine Court is filled with lawsuits about children who have had
serious injury, damage and death shortly after vaccination; This court
has paid out almost three billion dollars for vaccine injuries;
· The vaccine manufacturers have no incentive to make vaccinations safe;
· Your
4th Amendment Constitutional right to be "secure in your person" is
under attack along with your basic liberties to refuse any and all
medical treatment;
· If vaccine conferred full immunity or worked as marketed we would not be having this discussion about adult vaccination;
· There
are far less invasive measures of disease prevention including good
nutrition, homeopathy and use of titers--proven safe and effective
during global pandemics for centuries—including, but not limited to, the
Spanish Influenza pandemic of 1918;
· These
alternative therapy methods provide safe and effect disease protection,
and can be tailored for the exact disease strain unlike flu
vaccines--and can be used safely and effectively against bacterial and
viral illness--prophylactically, and after exposure;
· Most importantly, vaccination does not always confer 'immunization' as we see when children are fully vaccinated get chickenpox, flu, etc, and may actually spread the virus after vaccination.
· Most
vaccinations are for rare or mild diseases and carry more risk than
benefit; for example, there has not been a death from the measles in the
US since 2014; during the same time period there have been 108 recorded
deaths after a measles vaccine.
· For Further Information on Homeopathy in Epidemics:
See, D. Shepherd, Homeopathy in Epidemic Diseases (Rustington, Essex [U.K.]: Health Sciences Press, (1967). Available from Homeopathic Educational Services,
2124 Kittredge St., Berkeley, CA 94704.
SAMPLE LETTER
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Dear NVIC Advocacy Team Members,
Unless
someone has been hiding under a rock, it is almost impossible to not
notice the war taking place in America in state legislatures against the
families who are making selective and informed vaccination choices.
>From taking away the ability to get an education to legally forcing more
vaccines under new schemes of computerized vaccine tracking and
expanded police and emergency powers, this is just the beginning. Most
states still have time in their legislative schedules to file more
bills.
The
irrational fear based frenzy has spun out of control. Your right to
control what is injected into your child’s body or your own may be
hanging in the balance.
ELIMINATING AND RESTRICTING VACCINE EXEMPTIONS
Hearings
to remove philosophical/conscientious exemptions to vaccine mandates
have already taken place in Washington and Oregon. California, Maine,
Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Vermont all have bills already filed
or press announcements of bills about to be filed to remove
philosophical/conscientious exemptions. Maine, Minnesota and Texas have
bills to substantially restrict philosophical/conscientious exemptions.
Religious
exemptions are also under attack. Maryland, New Jersey, Texas and
Vermont have bills filed or announced to eliminate religious exemptions,
and Illinois, New Mexico and Texas have bills filed or announced to
unconstitutionally restrict religious exemptions.
EXPANDED VACCINE MANDATES
Fifteen
states have bills filed to expand vaccine mandates. These include
Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Montana, Nebraska,
Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, and
West Virginia.
What
is so disturbing about the Vermont bill is the vaccine mandates are for
school employees, and there are no philosophical or religious
exemptions allowed. This is the first state to go after teachers, school
administrators and school staff.
It
is very concerning that New York and Texas have bills filed to allow
some minor children to consent to their own vaccines behind their
parents’ backs without their parents’ knowledge or consent. California
already has this language in statute. This is in violation with federal
law that requires parents to get Vaccine Information Statements so they
can make an informed decision.
POLICE AND EMERGENCY POWERS
Two
states, Arizona and Texas, have bills that affect police and emergency
powers. The Texas bill gives the police the power to forcibly detain
people only suspected of having been exposed to an infectious disease
and eliminates the protective requirement for a warrant. A law
enforcement officer would only have to express a belief of an exposure
or infection to forcibly detain someone.
EXPAND AND FORCE INTRUSIVE VACCINE TRACKING
Seven
states, Maryland, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, South Dakota,
Texas, and Vermont all have bills filed to require or expand vaccine
status tracking in most cases without knowledge or consent to be used as
mandatory vaccine enforcement systems.
PUBLICALLY PUBLISH EXEMPTION AND VACCINATION RATES
Four
states, Arizona, Maryland, Missouri, and Texas have bills filed to
publically release vaccination and exemption rates by areas as small as
individual schools to create an even more divisive, discriminatory and
prejudicial environment towards children with vaccine exemptions.
WHAT CAN YOU DO?
Assess what you are up against in your state. Log into the NVIC Advocacy Portal at http://NVICAdvocacy.org and look below to see a snapshot of what bills are currently filed in your state.
People
are very frustrated with the misinformation and irrational fear that
have been producing these proposed legislative changes, and they have
been expressing feeling overwhelmed and uncertain what to do to help.
First, contact your legislators and their staff, and then ask your friends and family to do the same.
Immediately contact your state legislators and connect to them from your heart about why these bills can hurt your family. Do not wimp out and just
send an email if there is any way possible you can meet with them in
person or talk on the phone to them. Make them look into your eyes or
hear your voice when you sincerely tell them about vaccine reactions and
health concerns for your family, how you and your children have been
treated by doctors and your school over this issue, why you delay or
decline vaccines, and why they may want to preserve this right for
themselves and their own family in the future.
If
you follow a non-pharmaceutically based model of health care, tell them
why. Educate them. You have to connect to them on a personal level so
they can get this. Find out what other bills they have sponsored so you
can find common ground about things you both care and agree about to
break the ice. We are fighting a very powerful pharma/medical forced
vaccination lobby, but they don’t have these personal connections that
constituents have.
Please
register for the NVIC Advocacy Portal if you haven’t already and make
it a habit to log in frequently to stay updated and learn what you can
do to help with each bill in your state. Registration is required so we
can help connect you with your legislators.
Do not let these decisions be made for you by those whose power, positions or profit are dependent on forced vaccination.
LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION ACTION NEEDED NOW
2) Lookup your state legislators and
their contact information. Click on “Check What is Happening in Your
State” on the home page or “My State” on the STATE TEAMS Tab. Your
personal state legislators (House, Senate, Governor and Lieutenant
Governor) are listed on the right side of the page. Click on them one at
a time to display their contact information.
3) Choose how you would like to deliver your message. The
suggested modes of communication below are listed in the order of being
more likely to be more impactful on educating your legislator.
a) Make an appointment for a direct personal visit; b) Make an appointment to talk directly in a personal phone call; c) Make an appointment to talk in person to a legislative aide; d) Call and talk to a legislative aide to relay a message; or e) Send an email through web contact forms or legislative email address.
4) Suggested talking points for state legislators:
Introduce
yourself and identify yourself as a constituent. (If this is a meeting
or a phone call, ask them if they agree with the statement that nobody
should be forced to submit to any medical procedure, including
vaccination, which carries the risk of injury or death.)
Share
that you are very concerned about some of the divisive one-sided
conversations and bills being filed right now regarding vaccination
exemption rights (or bills filed in your state).
Explain why it
is important to your family to be able to delay or decline
vaccination. This is where you could share your vaccine reaction,
harassment, or vaccine failure story to personalize your communication.
Explain
that there are some very important reasons why legally protecting the
right to informed consent to vaccination without penalty by the state
should be a priority and these crucial points have been left out of the
conversation by forced vaccination proponents.
· There are hundreds of new vaccines in development including some of the following in clinical trials: HIV, herpes, E.
coli, dengue fever, avian influenza, smallpox, tuberculosis, typhoid,
norovirus, cholera, smoking cessation, syphilis, and gonorrhea. If
vaccine manufactures and others who profit from forced vaccination
convince legislators take away our right to delay or decline a vaccine
now, what will our future look like?
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State
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Bill Number
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Date Posted
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Position
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Status
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Title
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AZ
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HB 2466
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2/17/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced and assigned to the Education Committee
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AZ
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SB 1398
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2/4/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced and assigned to rules committee
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AZ
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SB 1311
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2/3/2015
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SUPPORT
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Referred to Rules and Health and Human Services Committee
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CA
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SB 277
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/20/2015
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CO
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SB 077
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2/18/2015
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SUPPORT
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Passed the full senate, assigned to House Public Health Care & Human Services Committee
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CT
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HB 5448
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2/13/2015
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OPPOSE
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Reserved for subject matter public hearing
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FL
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HB 411/SB 332
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2/21/2015
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WATCH
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Passed sub committee, in Senate Appropriations
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HI
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HB 458
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Amended, passed health committee and 2nd reading
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HI
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HB 253
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Scheduled for a hearing in the Committee on Consumer Protection and 2/23/2015
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IL
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SB 1410
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2/22/2015
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OPPOSE
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Filed
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IL
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HJ26, HR 144
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2/10/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/9/2015
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IL
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SB 751
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2/4/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/3/2105 and referred to assignments
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IN
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HB 1359
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Passed the House Public Health Committee 2/19/2015, amended
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IN
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SB 461
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2/17/2015
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OPPOSE
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Passed the full senate, referred to the house 2/16/15
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MD
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SB 597
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2/13/2015
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OPPOSE
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Scheduled for a hearing 2/25/15
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MD
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SB 598
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2/13/2015
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OPPOSE
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Hearing scheduled for 2/25/15 in Senate Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee
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MD
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HB 687
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2/13/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/12/15 and referred to Health and Government Committee
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ME
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LD 471/HP 310
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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To be filed on 2/24/2015
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ME
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LD 473/HP 312
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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To be filed on 2/24/2015
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ME
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TBA
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2/14/2015
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OPPOSE
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In process
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MN
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SF 380/HF 393
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2/3/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced and referred to Senate Health, Human Services and Housing Committee
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MO
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HB 976
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2/18/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/17/2015
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MO
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SB 329
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2/14/2015
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OPPOSE
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Referred to Senate Veterans' Affairs and Health Committee on 2/12/15
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MO
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HB 846
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2/10/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/5/2015, read 2nd time 2/9/2015
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MO
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HB 670
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1/27/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 1/26/2015
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MS
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HB 130
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2/14/2015
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SUPPORT
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Died on the calendar 2/12/15
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MT
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HB 73
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Tabled by the House Human Services Committee 2/20/2015
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MT
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HB 524
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2/21/2015
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WATCH
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Hearing held on 2/20/2015
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MT
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HB 158
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2/17/2015
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WATCH
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Passed the Senate Education and Cultural Resources Committee 2/16/15
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NE
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LB 18
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2/13/2015
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OPPOSE
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Motion to bracket until June 5, 2015 approved on 2/12/2015
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NE
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LB 650
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2/10/2015
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OPPOSE
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Scheduled for a hearing 2/25/2015
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NH
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SB 108
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2/14/2015
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OPPOSE
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In the Senate Health and Human Services Committee
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NH
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SB 130
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2/14/2015
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OPPOSE
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In Senate Health and Human Services Committee
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NH
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HB 383
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2/14/2015
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SUPPORT
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In House, Health, Human Services Committee
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NJ
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S1147/A1931
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2/14/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 1/30/2014
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NJ
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A3890/S2754
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2/10/2015
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OPPOSE
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A3890 voted out of Assembly Health Committee with amendments, S2754 filed 2/6
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NJ
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A1534
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1/25/2015
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SUPPORT
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Introduced on 1/16/2014 and referred to Assembly Health and Senior Services Committee, not moving
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NJ
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A2570
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1/25/2015
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SUPPORT
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Introduced on 2/10/14 and referred to Health and Senior Services, not moving at this time
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NJ
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A351
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1/25/2015
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WATCH
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Introduced on 1/16/2014 and referred to Assembly Health and Senior Services Committee, not moving
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NM
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HB 522
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2/23/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/20/2015
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NM
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SB 362
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2/17/2015
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OPPOSE
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Substitute bill submitted by Senate Public Affairs Committee
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NM
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SB 121
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2/9/2015
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OPPOSE
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Currently in the Senate Judiciary Committee
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NV
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SB 117
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2/6/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced and referred to Senate Health and Human Services Committee
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NY
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A 943
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2/11/2015
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SUPPORT
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Introduced on 1/8/2015 and referred to Assembly and Senate Health Committees
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NY
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S 2712/A 1528
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2/1/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced and referred to Senate and Assembly Health Committee
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NY
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A 791
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1/12/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 1/7/2015 and referred to Assembly Health Committee
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NY
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A 0224
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1/12/2015
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SUPPORT
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Filed on Jan. 7, 2015 and referred to the Assembly Committee on Labor
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NY
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S 509/ A 1822
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1/12/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 1/7/2015, 1/13/2015 and referred to Senate and Assembly Health Committee
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OR
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SB 442
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Hearing held in the Senate Committee on Health Care, 2/18/2015, still in committee
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OR
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SB 673
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2/21/2015
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WATCH
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Introduced and referred to Senate Health Care Committee 2/20/2105
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OR
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SB 505
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2/9/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced and referred to Senate Health Committee
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PA
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TBA
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Announced, not filed as of 2/14/2015
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PA
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SB 407
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2/5/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced and referred to Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee
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SC
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H 3204/ SB 278
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1/25/2015
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OPPOSE
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Referred to Committee on Medical, Military, Public and Municipal Affairs 12/18/14
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SD
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HB 1059
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2/19/2015
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OPPOSE
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Passed committee, waiting to be heard by full senate
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TN
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HB 458/SB 513
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2/10/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/10/2015
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TX
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HB 1674
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2/20/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/19/2015
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TX
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SB 547
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2/19/2015
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OPPOSE
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Referred to Senate Health and Human Services on 2/18/15
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TX
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HB 1593
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2/19/2015
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OPPOSE
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Filed on 2/18/2015
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TX
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SB 29/ HB 465
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2/14/2015
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OPPOSE
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SB 29 referred to Health and Human Services Committee, HB 465 referred to Public Health Committee
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TX
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HB 212
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2/14/2015
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OPPOSE
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Referred to Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee
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TX
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SB 538
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2/12/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on Feb. 10, 2015
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TX
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HB 1185
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2/6/2015
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WATCH
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Filed 2/5/2015
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TX
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TBA
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2/6/2015
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OPPOSE
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Media references filing next week
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TX
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SB 298
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1/29/2015
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OPPOSE
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Referred to Senate Education Committee
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VA
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SB 1083/HB 2194
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2/13/2015
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OPPOSE
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House HWI Subcommittee #3 recommends laying the bill on the table
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VT
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H 266
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2/23/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/20/2015
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VT
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S9
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Favorable reports from Judiciary and Appropriations Committees
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VT
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H98 / S53
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Hearing held in House Human Services, 2/18/15
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VT
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H212
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2/14/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/13/2015 and referred to the House Committee on Health Care
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VT
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S87
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2/13/2015
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OPPOSE
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Introduced on 2/11/15 and referred to the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare
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WA
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HB 2009
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2/21/2015
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OPPOSE
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Passed the House Health Care and Wellness Committee 2/18/2015
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WA
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SB 5143
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2/6/2015
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OPPOSE
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Passed Senate Committee on Health Care
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WV
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SB 286/HB 2556
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2/19/2015
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OPPOSE
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SB 286 substituted with a new version 2/13/15, referred to House Health and Resources Committee
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For Health Freedom,
John C. Hammell, President
International Advocates for Health Freedom
556 Boundary Bay Road
Point Roberts, WA 98281-8702 USA
http://www.iahf.com
jham@iahf.com
800-333-2553 N.America
360-945-0352 World
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COMMENTS DUE BY MARCH 9, 2015 ON GOVERNMENT’S PLAN FOR ADULT COMPLIANCE TO VACCINATION SCHEDULES
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03/07/15 07:20 PM
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