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A Tennessee Bill That Expands Current Law Requiring Mental Health Professionals To Report The Possibility Of Potential Violent Acts By Their Patients Passed By Voice Vote In The House Health Subcommittee, Led By Chairman David Hawk.
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After Being Rolled Multiple Times Without Action By The House Health Subcommittee, The Parent Bill Of Rights Was Dealt The Killing Blow During Their March 22nd Meeting By Failing To Receive A Second.
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A Set Of Companion Bills In The Tennessee General Assembly, Collectively Known As The “Youth Health Protection Act,” Will Be Heard In The House Health Subcommittee And Senate Health And Welfare Committee Next Week.
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“The Parent Bill Of Rights Act” Is Making Its Way Through The Tennessee General Assembly And Will Be Heard In Both The House Health Subcommittee And The Senate Education Committee Next Week.
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Subcommittees And Committees In The Tennessee Legislature Will Hear Three Pro-Life Bills This Week, Beginning Tuesday, March 15th.
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Tennesseans Were Outraged When A Patients Rights Caption Bill Failed On Tuesday Before They Had A Chance To Speak. Doctors And Citizens From All Over Tennessee Traveled To The Nashville Capitol, Packing The Health Subcommittee Room And Hallways, To Testify On Behalf Of The Bill Sponsored By Representative Todd Warner.
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A New Bill Proposed To The Tennessee General Assembly Would Upgrade Laws Against Child Abuse To Protect The Lives Of Unborn Children As Well.
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The Tennessee Senate Continues To Delay The Religious Exemption Protection Act, Allowing Action To Be Deferred To Next Week. This Delay Allows Additional Time For Individuals To Contact Committee Members To Support This Bill.
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The Bill Would Both Secure Religious Exemptions To Vaccines & Prevent State From Mandating A Vaccine For COVID-19. SB 187 Is Being Heard In Senate Health And Welfare Committee Today, March 24th At 12:30 PM. To Support This Bill, Call & Email The Committee. Contact Information In Article.
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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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