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Representative Josh Miller

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Recent Meetings

Date Committee Speaking Time
July 31, 2024 ALC - Game & Fish/State Police 19s
April 15, 2021 Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) 1277s
April 13, 2021 Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) 139s
March 2, 2021 Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) 274s
Feb. 10, 2021 — 8s
Feb. 2, 2021 Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) 74s
Jan. 21, 2021 State Agencies & Govt'l Affairs (House) 70s
Feb. 19, 2020 Insurance & Commerce (Senate) 62s
March 13, 2013 — 164s
March 6, 2013 — 215s
Feb. 28, 2013 — 783s
Feb. 27, 2013 — 92s
Feb. 22, 2013 — 36s
Feb. 20, 2013 — 11s
Feb. 15, 2013 — 49s
Feb. 6, 2013 — 578s
Jan. 30, 2013 — 62s

Recent Transcript Excerpts

Insurance & Commerce (Senate) — Feb. 19, 2020 (33:49)

ambulance you know medic has to call for the the helicopter or what but can you talk to us a little bit and address you know what you may know

Insurance & Commerce (Senate) — Feb. 19, 2020 (33:18)

and around um my question is this and you gentlemen can answer where does uh like med flight and and our our airlift services and folks like in your areas that have memberships of those how does that play into effect with you know a lot of what you're talking about do they have the ability and i know some of this may be insurance type questions i don't know if an

Insurance & Commerce (Senate) — Feb. 19, 2020 (32:59)

end of this try to tell us what your solution is representative miller you're recognized thank you mr chair and i appreciate you having this meeting and including both committees this is a i know this is a tough issue we've experienced a lot of these same issues in mine and representative payton's home area and

State Agencies & Govt'l Affairs (House) — Jan. 21, 2021 (35:38)

kind of like we in the House and the Senate, we in the legislature, we set our own rules. That's how we conduct our business. I'm all for local control and local government. I want them to have the freedom to do whatever. I'm not really in opposition to this. I'm just still trying to get

State Agencies & Govt'l Affairs (House) — Jan. 21, 2021 (35:03)

understand that. I served on city council for four years before I came down here, and I know that we we kind of set our own rules in accordance with what freedom we had to do that. And I don't, if counties and cities want to set their own rules, do they not have the ability to do that and then let that go from there with whatever they're,

State Agencies & Govt'l Affairs (House) — Jan. 21, 2021 (33:34)

question. Thank you, Mr. Chair. I don't really care about this bill all that much. I'm just wondering why is it needed? Like, can cities and counties not make these decisions for themselves and let them just handle it however they want

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — Feb. 2, 2021 (49:38)

If somebody wanted to be a stickler about the legal language, they could say, you know, without this amendment, I'm saying, if we pass this bill, somebody could make the case they would need to be in the operating room or whatever. So that's, this is a CYA amendment. Okay, thank you.

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — Feb. 2, 2021 (49:27)

a follow-up? Yes, you're recognized. Thank you. So obviously, our hospitals have had all these policies before, and the fear is that with the bill,

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — Feb. 2, 2021 (47:54)

about with this amendment, like, it just basically seems like a bunch of common sense stuff that probably, I mean, like you have the hospitals or nursing homes or whatever have the, you know, the ability to remove people if they're being disruptive or mean or shooting spit wads or or whatever. I mean, like, is that not already in code? Why? I'm just curious why this is even necessary, honestly. So

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — Feb. 2, 2021 (47:47)

question. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Obviously, I support this bill. My name's on it. What I'm wondering

Meeting — Feb. 10, 2021 (1:09:19)

sir, that's my understanding. Thank you.

Meeting — Feb. 10, 2021 (5:08)

the gallery, for the prayer.

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — March 2, 2021 (1:38:47)

is going to just add fuel to the fire of the opioid crisis is crap. And you ought to be ashamed of it. I don't even know who the

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — March 2, 2021 (1:38:16)

operating rooms at an unforeseen rate. But to go as low as to mislead our law enforcement folks who are busting their rear ends, keeping our streets safe and doing all the things that they do. And they don't have time to study every bit of this. And to go as low as they did to convince them that this bill, if passed,

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — March 2, 2021 (1:37:44)

make right here is what's happened in here today has really been ugly and and honestly shameful, because the opposition to this bill has something so far up their crawl, they don't want to see it passed. And I don't think there's anything in this bill that should scare anybody about all of a sudden people are going to go to dying in

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — March 2, 2021 (1:37:33)

Thank you Mr. Chair. I supported this bill two years ago.

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — March 2, 2021 (1:37:40)

I'm obviously supporting it again. The point I want to

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — March 2, 2021 (1:19:02)

if the anesthesiologist is not there in the room you're saying it needs to be you but you just said the crnas probably know more about the the drugs than do most surgeons Yes, but the other problems he wouldn't

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — March 2, 2021 (1:19:14)

know about. That's why I want a good team when I'm going to have surgery. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Representative Cloud, you're recognized.

Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee (House) — March 2, 2021 (1:18:35)

just brought up, does that supervisor need to be you as the surgeon or does it need to be the anesthesiologist who may be on hole 15? I think it

Bills Discussed

Bill Title Mentions
HB1871 TO ESTABLISH THE CREATING A RESPECTFUL AND OPEN WORLD FOR NATURAL HAIR (CROWN) ACT. 5
HB1428 TO CREATE THE MEDICAID EXPANSION EFFICIENCY ACT OF 2021; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY. 5
HB1644 TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE CHILDCARE FACILITY LICENSING ACT; AND TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "CHILDCARE … 4
HB1580 TO CREATE THE COMMISSION ON RACIAL INEQUITIES IN MATERNAL MORTALITY. 4
HB1762 TO CREATE THE CANCER PREVENTION AND CANCER PATIENT NAVIGATION ACT; AND TO IMPROVE THE CARE OF CANCER PATIENTS IN THIS … 4
HB1498 CONCERNING THE CIVIL ENFORCEMENT OF CERTAIN CAUSES OF ACTION AGAINST A LONG-TERM CARE FACILITY BY A RESIDENT OF THAT FACILITY. 4
HB1857 TO MODIFY THE DUTIES OF THE ARKANSAS STATE MEDICAL BOARD AND THE ARKANSAS STATE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY EXAMINING COMMITTEE. 4
HB1667 TO CREATE THE UNIVERSAL LICENSING RECOGNITION ACT. 4
SB259 TO AUTHORIZE THE LICENSURE OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION INSPECTORS; AND TO CORRECT REFERENCES … 4
HB1233 TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN LICENSURE ACT. 4
SB590 TO END MANDATORY FACE COVERING REQUIREMENTS IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY. 4
HB1764 TO EXEMPT BARBERS FROM LICENSING RESTRICTIONS BASED ON CRIMINAL RECORDS. 4
HB1799 TO ALLOW AUTOMATIC CLAIM CROSSOVER IN THE ARKANSAS MEDICAID PROGRAM FOR ALL THIRD PARTIES WHO ARE PRIMARY PAYERS. 4
HB1247 TO MODIFY PHYSICIAN DISPENSING; AND TO ALLOW DELEGATION OF PHYSICIAN DISPENSING. 4
HB1263 TO ESTABLISH THE ARKANSAS ANESTHESIOLOGIST ASSISTANT ACT; AND TO PROVIDE FOR LICENSURE OF ANESTHESIOLOGIST ASSISTANTS. 4
HB1681 TO CREATE THE FOOD FREEDOM ACT; AND TO EXEMPT CERTAIN PRODUCERS OF HOMEMADE FOOD OR DRINK PRODUCTS FROM LICENSURE, CERTIFICATION, … 4
HB1759 TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL MEDICAID COVERAGE FOR CHILDREN, PREGNANT WOMEN, AND POSTPARTUM MOTHERS AND BABIES. 4
HB1324 TO GIVE PREGNANT WOMEN PRIORITY ACCESS TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND RECOVERY SERVICES; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY. 4
SB332 TO ESTABLISH THE PUBLIC HEALTH READINESS ACT. 4
HB1757 TO REQUIRE CERTAIN INFORMED CONSENT WHEN PRESCRIBING OR ADMINISTERING ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES. 4
HB1564 TO AMEND THE TEACHER MANAGER INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION RELATING TO BARBERS. 4
SB514 TO CREATE A LICENSE TO AUTHORIZE A COMPANY TO PROVIDE SKILLED NURSING TASKS. 3
SB547 TO AMEND CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF INITIATED ACT 4 OF 1948; AND TO REGULATE A DIRECT SELLER AS AN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR. 3
HB1016 ALEX'S LAW: TO IMPROVE RESIDENTIAL SWIMMING POOL SAFETY TO PREVENT CHILD DROWNINGS. 3
SB395 TO MODIFY THE ANNUAL CAP ON DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY SERVICES IN THE ARKANSAS MEDICAID PROGRAM. 3
HB1440 TO MODIFY THE CURRICULUM OF MASSAGE THERAPY SCHOOLS; TO ALLOW REMOTE EDUCATION TO MEET CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS; TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS … 3
HB1890 TO CREATE A STUDY ON THE COMMERCIAL APPLICATION OF EXISTING TECHNOLOGY TO RECLAIM AND REPURPOSE SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL RODS. 3
HB1366 TO CREATE A RAPBACK PROGRAM UNDER THE DIVISION OF ARKANSAS STATE POLICE. 3
HB1068 TO CLARIFY THE TELEMEDICINE ACT; TO SPECIFY THAT THE HOME OF A PATIENT MAY BE AN ORIGINATING SITE FOR TELEMEDICINE … 3
SCR7 TO ENCOURAGE THE PURSUIT OF NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE DESIGNATION BY THE WINTHROP P. ROCKEFELLER CANCER INSTITUTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF … 3

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