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Bills discussed (27)
| Bill | Title | Sponsor | Status |
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HB1020
Act 795
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…R PRENATAL VITAMINS. DEFERRED BILLS Number Sponsor Subtitle HB1020 Maddox TO AMEND THE UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACT;…”
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TO AMEND THE UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACT; AND TO REVISE CHARGING ORDERS UNDER THE … | Maddox | Notification that HB1020 is now Act 795 |
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HB1034
· 2 mentions in chapter, agenda
Matched: “HB1034 Pilkington TO REGULATE THE REIMBURSEMENT RATE OF A BIRTH UN…”
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TO REGULATE THE REIMBURSEMENT RATE OF A BIRTH UNDER AN INSURANCE POLICY IN THIS STATE; … | Pilkington | Recommended for study in the Interim by Joint … |
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HB1047
· 2 mentions in chapter, agenda
Matched: “HB1047 S. Meeks TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT…”
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TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 2001; AND TO PROVIDE REQUIREMENTS FOR … | S. Meeks | WITHDRAWN BY AUTHOR |
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HB1049
· 2 mentions in chapter, agenda
Matched: “HB1049 S. Meeks TO ESTABLISH THE FAIR ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES…”
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TO ESTABLISH THE FAIR ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES ACT; AND TO PROTECT THE FINANCIAL FREEDOM … | S. Meeks | Died in House Committee at Sine Die Adjournment |
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HB1130
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…THE FINANCIAL FREEDOM OF ARKANSAS CITIZENS AND BUSINESSES. HB1130 L. Johnson TO CLARIFY THAT A COVENANT NOT TO COMPETE AGREEM…”
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TO CLARIFY THAT A COVENANT NOT TO COMPETE AGREEMENT IS UNENFORCEABLE FOR CERTAIN LICENSED MEDICAL … | L. Johnson | Died in the House at Sine Die Adjournment |
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HB1160
Act 533
· 2 mentions in chapter, agenda
Matched: “HB1160 Wardlaw TO REGULATE COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS OF PUBLIC OFF…”
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TO REGULATE COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES; AND TO CLARIFY SUPERVISION OF … | Wardlaw | Notification that HB1160 is now Act 533 |
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HB1252
Act 805
· 2 mentions in chapter, agenda
Matched: “HB1252 L. Johnson TO MODIFY THE ARKANSAS HEALTH CARE CONSUMER ACT;…”
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TO MODIFY THE ARKANSAS HEALTH CARE CONSUMER ACT; AND TO REQUIRE COVERAGE FOR PROSTHETIC DEVICES … | L. Johnson | Notification that HB1252 is now Act 805 |
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HB1257
Act 535
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…RECREATION AND PROSTHETIC DEVICES FOR SHOWERING OR BATHING. HB1257 Achor TO EXPAND ELIGIBILITY FOR COVERAGE UNDER THE STATE AN…”
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TO EXPAND HEALTH BENEFIT COVERAGE FOR CERTAIN POLICE OFFICER RETIREES OF MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES. | Achor | Notification that HB1257 is now Act 535 |
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HB1259
· 2 mentions in chapter, agenda
Matched: “HB1259 L. Johnson TO CREATE THE HEALTHCARE COST-SHARING COLLECTION…”
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TO CREATE THE HEALTHCARE COST-SHARING COLLECTIONS ACT. | L. Johnson | Died in House Committee at Sine Die Adjournment |
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HB1272
Act 576
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…S UNENFORCEABLE FOR CERTAIN LICENSED MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS. HB1272 L. Johnson TO AMEND THE HEALTHCARE CONTRACTING SIMPLIFICATI…”
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TO AMEND THE HEALTHCARE CONTRACTING SIMPLIFICATION ACT; AND TO PROHIBIT A HEALTHCARE INSURER FROM LEASING … | L. Johnson | Notification that HB1272 is now Act 576 |
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HB1273
Act 500
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…RER FROM LEASING A HEALTHCARE CONTRACT OR PROVIDER NETWORK. HB1273 L. Johnson TO AMEND THE HEALTHCARE PAYOR IDENTIFICATION CAR…”
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TO AMEND THE HEALTHCARE PAYOR IDENTIFICATION CARD ACT; AND TO DEFINE SHORT-TERM, LIMITED-DURATION INSURANCE. | L. Johnson | Notification that HB1273 is now Act 500 |
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HB1274
Act 501
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…HEALTHCARE SERVICES FROM PRIOR AUTHORIZATION REQUIREMENTS. HB1274 L. Johnson TO MODIFY THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARENCY A…”
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TO MODIFY THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARENCY ACT; AND TO AMEND THE APPEAL PROCESS FOR A … | L. Johnson | Notification that HB1274 is now Act 501 |
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HB1275
Act 502
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…NTIFICATION CARD ACT; AND TO DEFINE A LIMITED BENEFIT PLAN. HB1275 L. Johnson TO REGULATE ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS; AND TO P…”
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TO REGULATE ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS; AND TO PROHIBIT A HEALTHCARE PAYOR THAT HAS ELECTRONIC ACCESS … | L. Johnson | Notification that HB1275 is now Act 502 |
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HB1277
· 2 mentions in chapter, agenda
Matched: “HB1277 L. Johnson TO REGULATE A PRUDENT LAY PERSON REVIEW PROCESS…”
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TO REGULATE A PRUDENT LAY PERSON REVIEW PROCESS BY AN INSURER; AND TO PROHIBIT THE … | L. Johnson | Died in House Committee at Sine Die Adjournment |
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HB1304
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…RIPTION DRUGS FROM REGULATION UNDER STEP THERAPY PROTOCOLS. HB1304 Ennett TO MANDATE COVERAGE FOR PRENATAL VITAMINS. DEFERRED…”
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TO MANDATE COVERAGE FOR PRENATAL VITAMINS. | Ennett | Died in House Committee at Sine Die Adjournment |
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HB1338
Act 288
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…STATE AND PUBLIC SCHOOL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM. HB1338 B. McKenzie TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS VIDEO SERVICE ACT; AND TO…”
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TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS VIDEO SERVICE ACT; AND TO PROVIDE CLARITY CONCERNING THE USE OF … | B. McKenzie | Notification that HB1338 is now Act 288 |
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HB1348
Act 580
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…DICAL PROFESSIONAL TO REVIEW A PRUDENT LAY PERSON DECISION. HB1348 L. Johnson TO ESTABLISH A STATE AUDIT PROCESS CONCERNING QU…”
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TO ENCOURAGE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A STATE AUDIT PROCESS CONCERNING QUALIFIED PAYMENT AMOUNTS; AND TO … | L. Johnson | Notification that HB1348 is now Act 580 |
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HB1356
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…TRANSPARENCY BY RELEASING STATE AUDIT RESULTS. Page 2 of 3 HB1356 L. Johnson CONCERNING THE PRACTICES OF CERTAIN HEALTHCARE I…”
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CONCERNING THE PRACTICES OF CERTAIN HEALTHCARE INSURERS; AND TO CLARIFY THE PROCESS TO DETERMINE IF … | L. Johnson | Died in House Committee at Sine Die Adjournment |
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HB1361
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…rum Rep. Lee Johnson REGULAR AGENDA Number Sponsor Subtitle HB1361 McGrew TO AMEND THE REAL ESTATE LICENSE LAW; TO CREATE A PR…”
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TO AMEND THE REAL ESTATE LICENSE LAW; TO CREATE A PROPERTY MANAGER LICENSE REQUIREMENT; AND … | McGrew | Died in House Committee at Sine Die Adjournment |
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HB1370
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…END THE LAW CONCERNING THE ARKANSAS REAL ESTATE COMMISSION. HB1370 L. Fite TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT…”
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TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 2001; TO PREVENT COST-SHIFTING AND ENSURE … | L. Fite | Died in the House at Sine Die Adjournment |
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HB1436
Act 324
· 2 mentions in agenda, chapter
Matched: “…ROVIDE CLARITY CONCERNING THE USE OF A PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY. HB1436 Maddox TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS SECURITIES ACT; AND TO MODIFY…”
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TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS SECURITIES ACT; AND TO MODIFY CERTAIN ACTIONS AGAINST A REGISTRATION UNDER … | Maddox | Notification that HB1436 is now Act 324 |
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HB1037
· 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1037 Pilkington TO ESTABLISH THE RIGHT TO START PILOT PROGRAM FO…”
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TO ESTABLISH THE RIGHT TO START PILOT PROGRAM FOR HEALTHCARE PORTABILITY. | Pilkington | Recommended for study in the Interim by Joint … |
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HB1121
Act 429
· 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1121 F. Allen CONCERNING COVERAGE FOR BIOMARKER TESTING FOR EARL…”
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CONCERNING COVERAGE FOR BIOMARKER TESTING FOR EARLY DETECTION AND MANAGEMENT FOR CANCER DIAGNOSES. | F. Allen | Notification that HB1121 is now Act 429 |
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HB1271
Act 575
· 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1271 L. Johnson TO AMEND THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARENCY AC…”
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TO AMEND THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARENCY ACT; AND TO EXEMPT CERTAIN HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE … | L. Johnson | Notification that HB1271 is now Act 575 |
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HB1276
Act 577
· 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1276 L. Johnson TO EXEMPT ANTIPSYCHOTIC PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FROM…”
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TO EXCLUDE ANTIPSYCHOTIC PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FROM STEP THERAPY. | L. Johnson | Notification that HB1276 is now Act 577 |
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HB1438
Act 442
· 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1438 Maddox TO AMEND THE UNIFORM MONEY SERVICES ACT.”
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TO AMEND THE UNIFORM MONEY SERVICES ACT. | Maddox | Notification that HB1438 is now Act 442 |
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HB1439
Act 325
· 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1439 Maddox TO MODIFY THE FAIR MORTGAGE LENDING ACT; TO CLARIFY…”
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TO MODIFY THE FAIR MORTGAGE LENDING ACT; TO CLARIFY THE PROCESS OF SPONSORSHIP UNDER THE … | Maddox | Notification that HB1439 is now Act 325 |
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Members appreciate you coming back today on Thursday after the session the only matter we're going to address today just so there's no Confusion is we're gonna address represent fights bill H. B. thirteen seventy represent five would you like to come to the table. Representative Eubanks you're recognized I have a motion going state your motion photos have a
motion to expunge the vote by which we adopted the amendments that C. R. eight one fifty three yesterday. As a proper motion as a motion to expunge the amendment that was adopted yesterday all in favor of expanding expunging the motion say aye opposed say no the motion to expunge has passed represent fight you are recognized. Thank you Mr the the mom member we just expunged is on this amendment I
have today in the crust of this amendment is what we agreed upon yesterday all parties came together at the end of the stable and spoke of them and I think they're handed them out to you right now. Members this they The Amendment that was discussed yesterday is being circulated right now take a moment to review that And then we'll proceed.
Reserve five you're recognized to proceed and discuss them to present the amendment essay is pretty straight forward is what we discussed yesterday And I would be happy to answer any questions thank you we have a presentation to on the amendment of members with any questions just on the amendment that is being circulated. Saying no questions representive Eubanks you're recognized motion to adopt the amendment I have a
motion to adopt the amendment that is before you now is there any discussion on the motion to adopt the amendment saying none all in favor of adopting the amendment say aye. All opposed say no. Amendment has passed represented by you're now recognized to present your bill as amended Mister I think this bill was discussed at great length yesterday and as say we have an agreed compromise here on the
bill that comes in the form of this amendment. and I would be happy to answer any questions. Members who have any questions represent a fight on the bill as amended. You none represent five to Well we do actually have some people who signed up to speak against this bill we have two
people signed up The first person Jordan Tinsley. Russian Allen. Thank you Mr chair can we limit all comments to three minutes. How many. Two can we limit all comments to two minutes. You can make a motion to to limit. The Russians two minutes that to proper motion motion to limit
all discussion to two minutes per Speaker is in discussion on the motion. That include questions the way that motion was presented that includes questions yes. So any further discussion on the motion. Okay we have a motion in front of us to limit the discussion to two minutes per Speaker all in favor say aye opposed no. The ayes have it Mr tensely you're recognized to present place.
Mr chairman and this team members of the committee thank you again for the opportunity to address this bill I want to respectfully disagree with the gentleman that sponsoring the bill the so called agreement that was struck yesterday did not include various stakeholders including the clients I represent I won't belabor that again but it's a very long list of some of the largest job creators and manufacturers in the state of Arkansas we continue to have extremely
strong concerns about numerous provisions in the bill you know I've been a regulatory attorney for over a decade and there are provisions in this bill that even I struggle to understand this bill is going to have horrible consequences for the state in all the ways that were detailed before you yesterday and I would again ask you to reflect on who you heard from yesterday in favor of this bill because they were nobody but utility executives and everybody
testifying against the bill you know presented a very compelling argument for why this bill deserves further study this bill deserves further scrutiny this bill is gonna make massive changes to our states and energy policy and it's going to have extreme ramifications for many facets of the lives of our Kansans and it is extremely troubling to my clients that the bill is being
Pushed through for lack of a better phrase with with al adequate vetting and I'm disappointed to say the least of my comments have been limited to two minutes today again it's a very complicated issue it's at the an issue that those are herbs far more consideration than this body is given to even though we were here all day yesterday I think that each of you should have serious reservations about the bill based on what you heard
yesterday thank you thank you Mr as a. Shaman Lowery is the. Last person signed up to speak. You you also run to the two minutes of thank you Mr thank you Mr chairman my name is John McMurray I spoke yesterday as well with colleague of district attends lease I want to just specified. I would say there are still after the amendments at least fifteen or sixteen provisions that we object to a highlight three.
One of the bill still causes cost cost shifting because this bill will increase the bills of all utility customers by increasing their fuel charge that's what I discussed yesterday second it still prohibits customers when the interruptible service about over eighty customers in the state at this point from using that metering under this law and it allows utilities to modify their rates regarding net metering without a check getting approval from the PSC. For a general rate increase
those are just three of the committee our problems that a E. C. and its members still have with this bill thank you. You actually have a minute left any questions by the committee. Okay saying none Sir thank you for your testimony.
One more Speaker read Stevenson you're recognized. Thank you Mr chairman members of the committee and I apologize for taking up your time but yesterday I may have missed answer the question the representative Lundstrum. Asked me as if I had I thought she asked did you talk to sponsors about changes in the bill and I miss heard that and I replied that I had talked to the co ops that is not the sponsor of the bill so I need to make a
public apology to the sponsors representative fight and Senate dismaying at this point okay secondly. I want you to know. This is one thread net metering is one thread in the fabric the energy to very complex energy situation this state but it's important for it net metering notice I'm not use the term solar. Let me throw this back at you and two thousand twenty eight two thousand thirty the coal plants are being decommissioned.
That Peter treatment coops mothers on. I ask this morning. Mr David Palmer can you tell me what sources you're considering. To be able to replace the farm energy that coal creates. He would not answer the question so let's just take this for example if someone to create a biomass plant for twenty megawatts today because they need the electricity that they don't know they're going to have in five years if they're going to have it.
And the president and CEO of the Cooper said solar does not add up. It won't replace the code which keep that in mind one little bomb as planned thank you create farm energy it take about five years. Plan. And construct. At five years one that it will. Two thousand twenty eight. Let's cut it that fan and you've got many constituents at home I just I don't I'm in despair respectfully. When the lights go out.
All you have to look in the mirror. Thank you very much Mr chairman members of the committee. Thanks Sir. There's no one else signed up to speak for or against this bill represent five would you return to that place. Rectified We represent and it has a question you would like to ask thank you Mr chair representative fight is your
intent under this bill eighty nine residential net metering customer maximum allowable size would be by mega rights are a hundred percent of the customer's actual uses for the previous year okay it residential will be twenty five kilowatts or the highest month of the previous twelve months. It is that you're what you're looking for yes okay thank you
rectified any further questions by the committee. Senate represent five you're recognized to close for your bill. Mr chairman I am close room will rectify as close for his bill what is the will of the committee. That represent a lady miss as requested as asked for a motion do pass that is a proper motion is there any discussion on the motion. And this is do pass as amended yes Sir any any discussion on the motion. Okay saying none all in favor of
motion do pass as amended say aye. It posay no. Graduate certify you passed your bill as amended thank you Mr Committee thank you for your patience we are adjourned. Well we got.
Agenda
REGULAR AGENDA
Number Sponsor Subtitle
HB1361 McGrew TO AMEND THE REAL ESTATE LICENSE LAW; TO CREATE A PROPERTY MANAGER LICENSE REQUIREMENT; AND TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE ARKANSAS REAL ESTATE COMMISSION.
HB1370 L. Fite TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 2001; TO PREVENT COST-SHIFTING AND ENSURE FAIRNESS TO ALL RATEPAYERS; TO CREATE THE CUSTOMER PROTECTIONS FOR NET-METERING CUSTOMERS ACT; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.
HB1160 Wardlaw TO REGULATE COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES; AND TO CLARIFY SUPERVISION OF VOLUNTARY PRODUCTS UNDER THE STATE AND PUBLIC SCHOOL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM.
HB1338 B. McKenzie TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS VIDEO SERVICE ACT; AND TO PROVIDE CLARITY CONCERNING THE USE OF A PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY.
HB1436 Maddox TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS SECURITIES ACT; AND TO MODIFY CERTAIN ACTIONS AGAINST A REGISTRATION UNDER THE ARKANSAS SECURITIES ACT.
HB1438 Maddox TO AMEND THE UNIFORM MONEY SERVICES ACT.
HB1439 Maddox TO MODIFY THE FAIR MORTGAGE LENDING ACT; TO CLARIFY THE PROCESS OF SPONSORSHIP UNDER THE FAIR MORTGAGE LENDING ACT; AND TO AMEND THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A LICENSE UNDER THE FAIR MORTGAGE LENDING ACT.
PENDING FISCAL IMPACT
Number Sponsor Subtitle
HB1034 Pilkington TO REGULATE THE REIMBURSEMENT RATE OF A BIRTH UNDER AN INSURANCE POLICY IN THIS STATE; AND TO ESTABLISH THE REIMBURSEMENT RATE FOR A BIRTH TO BE AT LEAST THE SAME AS THE REIMBURSEMENT RATE FOR A BIRTH BY CESAREAN SECTION.
HB1121 F. Allen CONCERNING COVERAGE FOR BIOMARKER TESTING FOR EARLY DETECTION
AND MANAGEMENT FOR CANCER DIAGNOSES.
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HB1252 L. Johnson TO MODIFY THE ARKANSAS HEALTH CARE CONSUMER ACT; AND TO REQUIRE COVERAGE FOR PROSTHETIC DEVICES FOR ATHLETICS OR RECREATION AND PROSTHETIC DEVICES FOR SHOWERING OR BATHING.
HB1257 Achor TO EXPAND ELIGIBILITY FOR COVERAGE UNDER THE STATE AND PUBLIC SCHOOL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM TO CERTAIN MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY POLICE OFFICERS; AND TO AMEND ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS OF CERTAIN RETIREES.
HB1259 L. Johnson TO CREATE THE HEALTHCARE COST-SHARING COLLECTIONS ACT.
HB1271 L. Johnson TO AMEND THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARENCY ACT; AND TO EXEMPT CERTAIN HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE CERTAIN HEALTHCARE SERVICES FROM PRIOR AUTHORIZATION REQUIREMENTS.
HB1274 L. Johnson TO MODIFY THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARENCY ACT; AND TO AMEND THE APPEAL PROCESS FOR A DENIAL UNDER THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARENCY ACT.
HB1276 L. Johnson TO EXEMPT ANTIPSYCHOTIC PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FROM REGULATION UNDER STEP THERAPY PROTOCOLS.
HB1304 Ennett TO MANDATE COVERAGE FOR PRENATAL VITAMINS.
DEFERRED BILLS
Number Sponsor Subtitle
HB1020 Maddox TO AMEND THE UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACT; AND TO REVISE CHARGING ORDERS UNDER THE UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACT.
HB1037 Pilkington TO ESTABLISH THE RIGHT TO START PILOT PROGRAM FOR HEALTHCARE PORTABILITY.
HB1047 S. Meeks TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 2001; AND TO PROVIDE REQUIREMENTS FOR PAYING A RESIDENTIAL NET-METERING CUSTOMER FOR NET EXCESS GENERATION.
HB1049 S. Meeks TO ESTABLISH THE FAIR ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES ACT; AND TO PROTECT THE FINANCIAL FREEDOM OF ARKANSAS CITIZENS AND BUSINESSES.
HB1130 L. Johnson TO CLARIFY THAT A COVENANT NOT TO COMPETE AGREEMENT IS UNENFORCEABLE FOR CERTAIN LICENSED MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS.
HB1272 L. Johnson TO AMEND THE HEALTHCARE CONTRACTING SIMPLIFICATION ACT; AND TO PROHIBIT A HEALTHCARE INSURER FROM LEASING A HEALTHCARE CONTRACT OR PROVIDER NETWORK.
HB1273 L. Johnson TO AMEND THE HEALTHCARE PAYOR IDENTIFICATION CARD ACT; AND TO DEFINE A LIMITED BENEFIT PLAN.
HB1275 L. Johnson TO REGULATE ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS; AND TO PROHIBIT A HEALTHCARE PAYOR THAT HAS ELECTRONIC ACCESS TO MEDICAL RECORDS FROM REQUESTING MEDICAL RECORDS IN A DIFFERENT FORMAT FROM A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER.
HB1277 L. Johnson TO REGULATE A PRUDENT LAY PERSON REVIEW PROCESS BY AN INSURER; AND TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF A LICENSED MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL TO REVIEW A PRUDENT LAY PERSON DECISION.
HB1348 L. Johnson TO ESTABLISH A STATE AUDIT PROCESS CONCERNING QUALIFIED PAYMENT
AMOUNTS; AND TO ENHANCE TRANSPARENCY BY RELEASING STATE AUDIT RESULTS.
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HB1356 L. Johnson CONCERNING THE PRACTICES OF CERTAIN HEALTHCARE INSURERS; AND TO CLARIFY THE PROCESS TO DETERMINE IF A PROPOSED RATE IS EXCESSIVE.
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| Agenda — INSURANCE & COMMERCE- HOUSE, Feb 23, 2023 | Agenda | 3 | Official source ↗ |