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2020 HB 115 Keep Our Graduates Working Act
2020 HB 153 Indian River Lagoon State Matching Grant Program
2020 HB 177 Prescription Drug Donation Repository Program
2020 HB 251 Students Participating In Intercollegiate Athletics
2020 HB 253 Elder Abuse Fatality Review Teams
2020 HB 65 Fireworks
2020 Legislative Session
2020 SB 140 Fireworks
2020 SB 160 Peer-to-peer Support for First Responders
2020 SB 294 Crimes Against Veterans
2020 SB 346 Criminal Justice
2020 SB 372 Postsecondary Education for Certain Military Personnel
2020 SB 400 Elder Abuse Fatality Review Teams
2020 SB 436 Youth in Confinement
2020 SB 542 Back-to-school Sales Tax Holiday
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Capitol Update – Week Ending 11/29/2019
Capitol Update is a weekly review of state government. Topics this week include:
- The only bill teed up so far for consideration on the floor of either chamber is a House bill that would require parental consent before a minor could have an abortion.
- A ban on fracking was approved by its first Senate committee with two more committees to go. The House ban on fracking has been assigned to three committees.
- The Governor and lawmakers from both parties support legislation that would allow college athletes to earn money from endorsement deals.