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Health committee votes "ought not to pass" on bill to develop Medicaid training for youth camps
Summary
The Health and Human Services Committee moved straight into a work session and voted "ought not to pass" on LD 1199, a resolve proposing a Medicaid administrator training program for Maine youth camps; the motion passed in committee and will be included in work session records.
The Joint Standing Committee on Health and Human Services voted in committee work session to recommend "ought not to pass" on LD 1199, a resolve to develop a Medicaid administrator training program for Maine youth camps.
The committee suspended the public hearing and moved directly into a work session on LD 1199 after a sponsor letter was read into the record. A motion for "ought not to pass" was made and seconded; the committee chair called the question and the motion carried during the work session. Representative Jaffner is recorded in the transcript as the second on the motion.
No further debate or roll call vote details were recorded in the public portion of the hearing transcript available at the time of publication.
Ending: The committee moved on to its scheduled public hearings after taking the work session action on LD 1199.
