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Senate Health and Human Services committee holds six bills after brief hearings and testimony
Summary
At its March 27 meeting the Senate Health and Human Services Committee heard several bills on board governance language, archival vital records, disposition alternatives, and primary care training sites; each bill was held for further consideration after sponsor explanation or brief testimony.
The Senate Health and Human Services Committee took up a series of bills on March 27 and voted to hold each for further consideration. The items heard and their immediate outcomes are summarized below.
Senate Bill 608 (businesses and professions — dentists and dental hygienists): The bill, offered at the Department of Health’s request, standardizes successor appointment language across professional boards and provides that a quorum be a majority of appointed members, and allows expired members to continue until a successor is appointed. Neil Heitinen of RIDOH (appearing for the department) explained the proposal.…
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