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Senate raises 2nd-injury fund reimbursement cap for Attorney General from $450K to $900K
Summary
Senate File 24 67 increases reimbursement from the 2nd-injury fund for workers' compensation services provided by the Attorney General from $450,000 to $900,000; sponsor moved final reading and the Senate passed the bill by roll call.
Senator Kreinbrink, recognized for opening remarks on SF 24 67, said the bill amends the reimbursement amount from the 2nd-injury fund for workers' compensation for services provided by the Attorney General from $450,000 to $900,000. "Senate file 2,467 is a bill that amends the reimbursement amount from the 2nd injury fund for workman's compensation from 450,000 to 900,000 for services provided by the attorney general," he said.
With no substantive floor discussion recorded, Kreinbrink moved final reading and the Senate proceeded to a recorded vote. The clerk read the ayes and the chair announced "Those voting aye, 46. Those voting nay, 0." The bill was declared to have passed the Senate by constitutional majority.
