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Senate Education Committee reports SB 20 (CPR curriculum) with committee recommendations
Summary
Senate Bill 20, which would require CPR curriculum, was reported from the Senate Education Committee with individual recommendations and an attached fiscal note by unanimous voice action.
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The Senate Education Committee on April 2 reported Senate Bill 20, a measure concerning CPR curriculum, to the next stage with committee recommendations and an attached fiscal note.
President Stevens moved to report SB 20 (work order 34-LS0253\N) from the committee; the motion was adopted “without objection” and the committee record shows SB 20 was reported with individual recommendations and the attached fiscal note.
The committee previously held a hearing on March 26 and took public testimony; the April 2 action was procedural to move the bill forward with the committee’s recommendations and fiscal analysis attached.
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