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A Bill That Would Remove Vaccination Requirements When Approving Potential Tennessee Foster And Adoptive Homes Was Passed By The House Civil Justice Committee On Wednesday.
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The House State Government Committee Passed A Bill That Would Prevent The Judicial Branch From Interfering With Tennessee House And Senate Rules On Wednesday.
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Republican Lawmakers Advanced A Bill Wednesday Banning Expelled Lawmakers From Returning To The Tennessee Legislature Despite A Legal Opinion Such A Move Would Be Unconstitutional.
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Legislation That Would Allow Tennessee Private Schools To Create A Policy For Allowing Handguns Has Been Recommended For Passage By The House Civil Justice Committee By Voice Vote. Democrat Representatives Darren Jernigan And Torrey Harris Requested Their Votes Be Recorded In Opposition To The Bill.
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Representative Bryan Richey Proposed A Rule Change That Would Require All Votes In House Committee Hearings Be A Roll Call Vote, Instead Of The Current Voice Vote, Which Doesn’t Keep A Record Of How Representatives Vote In A Committee Hearing. Not One Democrat Or Republican On The Committee Voted In Favor.
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Tennessee State Senators Refused To Concur On Amendments That The House Made To A Controversial Campaign Finance Bill, Leading Both Chambers To Appoint Conference Committees In An Attempt To Work Out A Compromise.
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An Amended Version Of A Tennessee Caption Bill That Seeks To Have 501c4 Non-Profit Groups Report Expenditures Of $5000 Or More Made 60-Days Prior To An Election Has Passed The House Local Government Committee And Now Moves On To The House Finance, Ways And Means Committee.
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Pandemic Reopening Guidelines Forced Businesses & Restaurants To Make A Number Of Changes To Their Normal Operations. Advocacy Groups For The Disabled Are Speaking Out Against Changes That Have Made These Businesses Less Accessible For Some Individuals & Have Pushed Businesses To Be Out Of Compliance With Federal Laws.
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Tennessee Bill Would Allow Local Governments To Hold All Meetings Electronically And For Those Officials To Vote Via Telephone, Eliminating Public Access To Those Meetings Or Votes.
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House Bill 10, A Law Protecting Religious Objections To Compulsory Vaccination Or Medical Procedures In Employment And Other Situations, Died In A House Subcommittee On Tuesday.
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