Health and Human Services
Senate8 members · 68 bills referred · 78 committee votes
Bills
68
Enacted
43
Dead
20
Vote Pass Rate
94%
Pipeline Breakdown
Enacted43
Crossover1
Dead20
Vetoed1
Bills (68)
HB1004Dead
prohibit cardholder cultivation of medical cannabis.
HB1027Enacted
place certain substances on the controlled substances schedule and to declare an emergency.
HB1056Enacted
revise provisions related to medical cannabis data maintained by the Department of Health.
HB1086Enacted
provide for the redistribution of donated prescription drugs and medical supplies.
HB1097Enacted
clarify conduct that is not required related to medical cannabis.
HB1098Dead
revise requirements for involvement in the medical cannabis program.
HB1103Enacted
provide a reimbursement schedule for chiropractic, dental, and optometric services under the Medicaid program.
HB1113Enacted
prohibit threats made with the intent to coerce an abortion and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB1121Enacted
revise certain provisions related to advanced life support personnel.
HB1122Enacted
require criminal background checks for emergency medical technicians and advanced life support personnel.
HB1123Enacted
establish licensure for rural emergency hospitals.
HB1129Enacted
prohibit forms of discrimination in access to organ transplantation.
HB1133Enacted
provide that the cost of a home study required for an adoption is the responsibility of the Department of Social Services.
HB1134Dead
revise provisions related to medical cannabis for the protection of youth.
HB1136Dead
revise oversight and reporting requirements concerning cannabis.
HB1161Dead
create a registration requirement for sober living homes.
HB1208Dead
prohibit chemical abortion drugs and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB1211Dead
prohibit the enforcement of contracts limiting competition on certain matters of conscience.
HB1223Vetoed
authorize the provision of informed consent by a pregnant minor.
HB1228Dead
expand the ability for patients to seek investigational drugs, biological products, or devices.
HB1258Dead
protect an individual's conscience from entities requiring the COVID-19 vaccine.
HB1267Dead
allow certain medical professionals to dispense ivermectin to persons.
HB1282Enacted
allow inpatient psychiatric facility placement alternatives for certain patients.
HB1283Enacted
require the posting of laws regarding hospital, nursing facility, and assisted living center visitation.
HB1285Enacted
create a critical care endorsement for emergency medical technician-paramedics.
HB1292Enacted
regulate delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol, THC-O acetate, and hexahydrocannabinol for those under the age of twenty-one.
HB1293Enacted
limit liability for certain child welfare agency licensees.
HB1302Enacted
modify tuition responsibilities for children in residential treatment centers.
HB1318Enacted
prohibit medical abortion by telemedicine and to increase the penalty for the unlicensed practice of medicine when performing a medical abortion.
HCR6012Crossover
Urging the development of options for ensuring continued visitation of patients and residents in nursing facilities and assisted living centers.
SB10Enacted
revise provisions related to verifications required prior to receiving medical cannabis.
SB102Tabled
create the medicaid expansion fund and to provide for the receipt of monies received as a result of expanding medicaid eligibility.
SB109Dead
make an appropriation to pay increased costs incurred in the construction of an appropriate regional facility and to declare an emergency.
SB11Dead
revise provisions regarding the medical marijuana oversight committee.
SB116Dead
repeal a physician's ability to prescribe the number of cannabis plants a cardholder may cultivate.
SB118Enacted
establish provisions related to the testing of medical cannabis.
SB12Enacted
revise the annual report on medical cannabis by the Department of Health to the Legislature.
SB13Enacted
repeal provisions permitting certain documents to serve as temporary registry identification cards for medical cannabis.
SB134Dead
revise provisions related to physician assistants.
SB136Enacted
revise and clarify certain processes for emergency detainment related to drug and alcohol abuse.
SB14Enacted
revise provisions related to the confidential list of medical cannabis cardholders maintained by the Department of Health.
SB147Enacted
authorize the construction and operation of a nursing facility in Lyman County and to declare an emergency.
SB149Dead
establish a restaurant meals program as part of the supplemental nutrition assistance program.
SB15Enacted
revise provisions providing that certain professions are not subject to discipline for certain conduct relating to medical cannabis.
SB155Enacted
make an appropriation for programs that assist victims of domestic violence, abuse, and neglect and to declare an emergency.
SB163Dead
address transparency in prescription drug pricing.
SB17Enacted
revise provisions regarding cost reimbursement associated with medical cannabis.
SB174Enacted
make an appropriation to provide a grant for the construction of a facility to provide certain health facilities and services and to declare an emergency.
SB177Dead
revise provisions regarding medical cannabis.
SB18Enacted
revise rulemaking authority related to medical cannabis.
SB186Dead
expand Medicaid eligibility by the Legislature.
SB189Tabled
make an appropriation to pay increased costs incurred in the development and construction of a low-intensity residential treatment facility and to declare an emergency.
SB19Enacted
permit certain facilities to establish reasonable restrictions related to the medical use of cannabis.
SB196Enacted
make an appropriation to provide grants for certain residential alternative care programs and to declare an emergency.
SB20Dead
revise the medical purpose defense related to the medical use of cannabis.
SB21Enacted
revise provisions related to the revocation of a medical cannabis registry identification card.
SB23Enacted
revise the definition of bona fide practitioner-patient relationship.
SB24Enacted
establish a maximum number of cannabis plants that may be cultivated by a medical cannabis cardholder.
SB26Enacted
revise the definition of practitioner for purposes of the medical cannabis program.
SB27Enacted
revise the provisions regarding the denial or nonrenewal of a patient registry identification card.
SB4Enacted
revise provisions related to a written certification for the medical use of cannabis.
SB5Enacted
revise acceptable conduct related to the medical use of cannabis.
SB58Enacted
make an appropriation for the construction of a new state public health laboratory and the renovation of the existing laboratory and to declare an emergency.
SB8Tabled
revise provisions concerning civil penalties imposed for violations related to medical cannabis.
SB86Enacted
revise certain definitions in laws regarding physical therapists.
SB89Dead
require insurers to provide coverage for hearing aids and related services to persons under age nineteen.
SB9Enacted
revise the definition of a designated caregiver.
SB93Enacted
revise certain provisions related to the use of epinephrine and supraglottic airway devices by ambulance services.
Voting History (78)
| Bill | Result |
|---|---|
| HB1129 prohibit forms of discrimination in access to organ transplantation. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1134 revise provisions related to medical cannabis for the protection of youth. | Passed (6-1) |
| HB1136 revise oversight and reporting requirements concerning cannabis. | Passed (6-1) |
| HB1211 prohibit the enforcement of contracts limiting competition on certain matters of conscience. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1228 expand the ability for patients to seek investigational drugs, biological products, or devices. | Passed (4-3) |
| HB1258 protect an individual's conscience from entities requiring the COVID-19 vaccine. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1293 limit liability for certain child welfare agency licensees. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1302 modify tuition responsibilities for children in residential treatment centers. | Passed (6-0) |
| HB1004 prohibit cardholder cultivation of medical cannabis. | Failed (3-3) |
| HB1133 provide that the cost of a home study required for an adoption is the responsibility of the Department of Social Services. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1161 create a registration requirement for sober living homes. | Passed (4-3) |
| HB1208 prohibit chemical abortion drugs and to provide a penalty therefor. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1223 authorize the provision of informed consent by a pregnant minor. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1228 expand the ability for patients to seek investigational drugs, biological products, or devices. | Passed (3-2) |
| HB1318 prohibit medical abortion by telemedicine and to increase the penalty for the unlicensed practice of medicine when performing a medical abortion. | Passed (6-1) |
| HB1086 provide for the redistribution of donated prescription drugs and medical supplies. | Passed (4-0) |
| HB1098 revise requirements for involvement in the medical cannabis program. | Passed (4-1) |
| HB1113 prohibit threats made with the intent to coerce an abortion and to provide a penalty therefor. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1121 revise certain provisions related to advanced life support personnel. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1282 allow inpatient psychiatric facility placement alternatives for certain patients. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1283 require the posting of laws regarding hospital, nursing facility, and assisted living center visitation. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1285 create a critical care endorsement for emergency medical technician-paramedics. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1292 regulate delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol, THC-O acetate, and hexahydrocannabinol for those under the age of twenty-one. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1122 require criminal background checks for emergency medical technicians and advanced life support personnel. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1123 establish licensure for rural emergency hospitals. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1267 allow certain medical professionals to dispense ivermectin to persons. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1097 clarify conduct that is not required related to medical cannabis. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB163 address transparency in prescription drug pricing. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB177 revise provisions regarding medical cannabis. | Failed (3-3) |
| SB177 revise provisions regarding medical cannabis. | Passed (4-2) |
| SB149 establish a restaurant meals program as part of the supplemental nutrition assistance program. | Passed (4-3) |
| SB186 expand Medicaid eligibility by the Legislature. | Passed (4-3) |
| SB196 make an appropriation to provide grants for certain residential alternative care programs and to declare an emergency. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB134 revise provisions related to physician assistants. | Passed (4-3) |
| SB136 revise and clarify certain processes for emergency detainment related to drug and alcohol abuse. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB155 make an appropriation for programs that assist victims of domestic violence, abuse, and neglect and to declare an emergency. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB174 make an appropriation to provide a grant for the construction of a facility to provide certain health facilities and services and to declare an emergency. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1103 provide a reimbursement schedule for chiropractic, dental, and optometric services under the Medicaid program. | Passed (6-1) |
| SB118 establish provisions related to the testing of medical cannabis. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB189 make an appropriation to pay increased costs incurred in the development and construction of a low-intensity residential treatment facility and to declare an emergency. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1056 revise provisions related to medical cannabis data maintained by the Department of Health. | Passed (5-1) |
| SB102 create the medicaid expansion fund and to provide for the receipt of monies received as a result of expanding medicaid eligibility. | Passed (5-1) |
| SB116 repeal a physician's ability to prescribe the number of cannabis plants a cardholder may cultivate. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB147 authorize the construction and operation of a nursing facility in Lyman County and to declare an emergency. | Passed (5-1) |
| SB20 revise the medical purpose defense related to the medical use of cannabis. | Passed (5-1) |
| HB1004 prohibit cardholder cultivation of medical cannabis. | Passed (4-2) |
| SB109 make an appropriation to pay increased costs incurred in the construction of an appropriate regional facility and to declare an emergency. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB20 revise the medical purpose defense related to the medical use of cannabis. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB20 revise the medical purpose defense related to the medical use of cannabis. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB20 revise the medical purpose defense related to the medical use of cannabis. | Failed (3-4) |
| SB86 revise certain definitions in laws regarding physical therapists. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB93 revise certain provisions related to the use of epinephrine and supraglottic airway devices by ambulance services. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1027 place certain substances on the controlled substances schedule and to declare an emergency. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB20 revise the medical purpose defense related to the medical use of cannabis. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB58 make an appropriation for the construction of a new state public health laboratory and the renovation of the existing laboratory and to declare an emergency. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB17 revise provisions regarding cost reimbursement associated with medical cannabis. | Passed (5-0) |
| SB18 revise rulemaking authority related to medical cannabis. | Passed (5-0) |
| SB19 permit certain facilities to establish reasonable restrictions related to the medical use of cannabis. | Passed (5-0) |
| SB19 permit certain facilities to establish reasonable restrictions related to the medical use of cannabis. | Passed (5-0) |
| SB20 revise the medical purpose defense related to the medical use of cannabis. | Passed (5-0) |
| SB21 revise provisions related to the revocation of a medical cannabis registry identification card. | Passed (5-0) |
| SB26 revise the definition of practitioner for purposes of the medical cannabis program. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB26 revise the definition of practitioner for purposes of the medical cannabis program. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB27 revise the provisions regarding the denial or nonrenewal of a patient registry identification card. | Passed (5-0) |
| SB10 revise provisions related to verifications required prior to receiving medical cannabis. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB11 revise provisions regarding the medical marijuana oversight committee. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB12 revise the annual report on medical cannabis by the Department of Health to the Legislature. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB13 repeal provisions permitting certain documents to serve as temporary registry identification cards for medical cannabis. | Passed (4-3) |
| SB14 revise provisions related to the confidential list of medical cannabis cardholders maintained by the Department of Health. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB15 revise provisions providing that certain professions are not subject to discipline for certain conduct relating to medical cannabis. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB23 revise the definition of bona fide practitioner-patient relationship. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB24 establish a maximum number of cannabis plants that may be cultivated by a medical cannabis cardholder. | Failed (3-4) |
| SB24 establish a maximum number of cannabis plants that may be cultivated by a medical cannabis cardholder. | Failed (3-4) |
| SB24 establish a maximum number of cannabis plants that may be cultivated by a medical cannabis cardholder. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB4 revise provisions related to a written certification for the medical use of cannabis. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB5 revise acceptable conduct related to the medical use of cannabis. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB8 revise provisions concerning civil penalties imposed for violations related to medical cannabis. | Passed (4-3) |
| SB9 revise the definition of a designated caregiver. | Passed (7-0) |