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Committee advances bill to expand early intervention services for children
Summary
The House Health and Social Services Committee voted to move HB 376, a measure from the House Education Committee to expand early intervention services for children, out of committee with individual recommendations and attached fiscal notes; the bill will proceed with a committee report to be signed after adjournment.
The House Health and Social Services Committee on April 14 moved House Bill 376 (work order 34-LS1545) from committee with individual recommendations and attached fiscal notes.
Chair Representative Mina introduced the item and said staff and agency experts were available for questions, including officials from early intervention and special education programs. A committee member moved the committee substitute; Chair Mina announced no objection and said the bill "passes from committee." Committee members were asked to remain after adjournment briefly to sign the committee report.
No public testimony was recorded during the portion of the hearing addressing HB 376. The committee did not record a roll‑call vote; Chair Mina announced the bill passed after no objection.
Next step: committee report signature and further legislative processing per standard House procedures.
