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Sub Bill for SB287

House Substitute for SB 287 by Committee on Health and Human Services - Prohibiting a healthcare provider from administering medication, diagnostic tests or conducting ongoing behavioral health treatments to a minor in a school facility without parental consent, enacting the no patient left alone act to require medical care facilities to allow in-person visitation in certain circumstances, expanding licensure of rural emergency hospitals that meet criteria between January 2015 and December 2020 and authorizing emergency medical responders to distribute non prescription over-the-counter medications.

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House Substitute for SB 287 by Committee on Health and Human Services - Prohibiting a healthcare provider from administering medication, diagnostic tests or conducting ongoing behavioral health treatments to a minor in a school facility without parental consent, enacting the no patient left alone act to require medical care facilities to allow in-person visitation in certain circumstances, expanding licensure of rural emergency hospitals that meet criteria between January 2015 and December 2020 and authorizing emergency medical responders to distribute non prescription over-the-counter medications.

{As Amended by House Committee of the Whole}

House Substitute for SB 287 by Committee on Health and Human Services - Prohibiting a healthcare provider from administering medication, diagnostic tests or conducting ongoing behavioral health treatments to a minor in a school facility without parental consent.

Sub

House Substitute for SB 287 by Committee on Health and Human Services - Prohibiting a healthcare provider from administering medication, diagnostic tests or conducting ongoing behavioral health treatments to a minor in a school facility without parental consent.

As Amended by Senate Committee on Public Health and Welfare

Expanding the Kansas silver alert plan to include persons 18 years of age or older who have dementia, a developmental disability or a cognitive impairment.

As Introduced

Expanding the Kansas silver alert plan to include persons 18 years of age or older who have dementia, a developmental disability or a cognitive impairment.

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Amendments, Committee Reports, & Conference Committee Reports

Conference Committee Reports 2
Report CCR Brief
Fri, Apr 5, 2024
Tue, Apr 30, 2024
Committee Reports 2
Committee Report
Senate Committee on Public Health and Welfare Tue, Mar 21, 2023 And the bill be passed as amended.
House Committee on Health and Human Services Tue, Mar 19, 2024 Substitute bill be passed
Floor Amendments 1
Offered by Amendment
Rep. Ron Bryce Mon, Mar 25, 2024

Legislative History

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Testimony & Minutes

Senate · Committee on Public Health and Welfare 9
Hearing Date Minutes Presenter Organization Topic PDF
Mar 20, 2023 View Stephanie Sanford, Private Citizen — SB287OppWo
Mar 20, 2023 View Robert Jacobs, Exec. Officer KBI SB287NeuWo
Mar 20, 2023 View Stephanie Coleman, Private Citizen — SB287ProWo
Mar 20, 2023 View Sara Hart Weir, Exec. Dir KS Council on Dev. Dis SB287ProOral
Mar 20, 2023 View Sam Silvey, President Autism Society-The Heartland SB287ProOral
Mar 20, 2023 View Nick Wood Interhab SB287NeuOral
Mar 20, 2023 View Kathy Keck, Chair KS Council on Dev. Dis SB287ProWo
Mar 20, 2023 View Jennifer Smith, Private Citizen — SB287ProWo
Mar 20, 2023 View Delancy Allred, St. Policy Coord Autism Society of America SB287ProWo

Identification

Bill No. SB 287
Chamber Senate
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Associated Bills

Sections Affected

Amended

K.S.A. 75-754

Effective Date

This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute book.
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