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Senate Rules Committee advances seven bills, including measures on record sealing and dietitian licensing

Senate Rules Committee · March 10, 2026
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The Senate Rules Committee voted unanimously to advance seven bills to the next stage, including HB162 (first-offender sealing at sentencing), HB185 (modernizing dietitian licensing), HB219 (alternative discipline for nurses) and HB1020 (raising district attorney retirement age).

The Senate Rules Committee voted unanimously to advance seven House bills to further consideration after brief presentations and limited discussion. Chairman Brass moved the motion to advance the bills and the chair called, “All in favor, say aye,” before announcing the motion carried unanimously.

The motion covered House Bill 162 (record-sealing changes to the first offender act), House Bill 185 (updates to dietitian and nutritionist licensure), House Bill 219 (an alternative-discipline measure for…

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