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Votes and actions at a glance: Population Health Subcommittee, March 3, 2026

Tennessee House Population Health Subcommittee · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Key roll calls: HB2075 (ibogaine clinical‑trial framework) advanced 8–2; HB2290 (IVF‑clinic certification) advanced 6–3; HB1943 (ER treatment for pregnant patients) rolled one week; HB0179 (life‑of‑mother exceptions) failed 8–2.

At the March 3 Population Health Subcommittee meeting the following formal outcomes were recorded:

- HB2075 (Helping Open Pathways to Effective Treatment Act): advanced to full Health committee. Clerk announced 8 ayes, 2 nays. (See sponsor discussion and testimony.)

- HB2290 (Fertility clinic certification): advanced to full Health committee. Clerk announced 6 ayes, 3 nays after adoption of amendments and sponsor explanation.

- HB1943 (Emergency‑room treatment for pregnant patients): committee adopted and then clarified overlapping amendments; the sponsor elected to roll the bill for one week for language revision to avoid conflicts with federal EMTALA.

- HB0179 (Narrow exceptions for life‑of‑the‑mother situations): motion failed; clerk read final vote as 8 to 2 against moving the measure forward.

These tallies were announced by the clerk on the record during the hearing.