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HFA - Legislative Analysis

	Summary as Introduced (06-01-09) This document analyzes: HB4183, HB4476
	Revised Summary as Reported from Committee (06-24-09) This document analyzes: HB4183, HB4476

Date	Journal	Action
2/26/2009	HJ 15 Pg. 227	introduced by Representative Kathy Angerer
2/26/2009	HJ 15 Pg. 227	read a first time
2/26/2009	HJ 15 Pg. 227	referred to Committee on Health Policy
3/3/2009	HJ 16 Pg. 234	printed bill filed 02/27/2009
6/9/2009	HJ 52 Pg. 1037	reported with recommendation with substitute H-1
6/9/2009	HJ 52 Pg. 1037	referred to second reading
6/24/2009	HJ 59 Pg. 1179	read a second time
6/24/2009	HJ 59 Pg. 1179	substitute H-1 not adopted
6/24/2009	HJ 59 Pg. 1179	substitute H-3 adopted and amended
6/24/2009	HJ 59 Pg. 1179	placed on third reading
6/24/2009	HJ 59 Pg. 1179	placed on immediate passage
6/24/2009	HJ 59 Pg. 1179	read a third time
6/24/2009	HJ 59 Pg. 1179	passed; given immediate effect Roll Call # 330 Yeas 83 Nays 25
6/24/2009	HJ 59 Pg. 1179	transmitted
6/25/2009	SJ 57 Pg. 1148	REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND REGULATORY REFORM