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House signs multiple enrolled acts, including bills on prescriptions, school facilities and sanctuary policies
Summary
The Wyoming House signed a batch of enrolled acts and a Senate enrolled act that cover topics including definitions used in law, off-label prescribing and pharmacist immunity, school building appropriations, prohibiting sanctuary policies, statutory corrections and a commemorative day.
The Wyoming House signed a series of enrolled acts during floor consideration, enacting bills on a range of subjects from medical prescribing rules to school facility funding and state policy on sanctuary jurisdictions.
Among the enrolled acts signed by the presiding officer were: - House Enrolled Act 73 (original House Bill 32): described as relating to common law, statutes and rules of construction and ‘‘specifying definitions and standards for the application of a person's biological *** in law, rules or regulations’’ and providing for an effective date. - House Enrolled Act 74 (HB 164): relating to professions and occupations and authorizing prescribers to prescribe medications for off-label indications, authorizing pharmacists to dispense for off-label indications and providing specified immunity from disciplinary action. - House Enrolled Act 75 (HB 259): relating to school building and facility projects, providing appropriations for the remainder of the 2024–2026 fiscal biennium, specifying conditions for expenditures and requiring a study and report. - House Enrolled Act 76 (HB 133): relating to administration of government and prohibiting implementation or designation of immigration sanctuary policies by cities, towns, counties and the state, creating a felony offense as described in the enrolled text. - House Enrolled Act 77 (HB 137): relating to the revision of statutes and correcting statutory references and obsolete language. - House Enrolled Act 78 (HB 246): designating “Wyoming Wednesday” as a state-recognized commemorative day. - Senate Enrolled Act 94 (original Senate File 44): relating to education and requiring students at the University of Wyoming and Wyoming community colleges to compete in intercollegiate athletic competitions based on their biological *** as described in the enrolled text.
Each enrolled act was announced by the reading clerk or the presiding officer and the speaker announced signing on the House floor: “I am about to sign enrolled act number [X]. I have so signed,” for each listed measure.
Why it matters: The package covers statutory revisions, appropriations for school facilities, professional practice rules for prescribing and dispensing medications for off-label indications, state policy on sanctuary jurisdictions, and recognition of a commemorative day. Several of the bills include appropriations or criminal penalties that change statutory obligations or enforcement in state law.
No recorded roll-call votes on the signing actions were taken on the floor; the House’s signing formalized measures that had completed the legislative process and were ready for enrollment.
(Reporting based on the House floor reading of enrolled acts and signing announcements.)
