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Senate Health and Human Services Committee - February 05, 2021
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Recording 1
Chair Kennedy called the meeting to order at 3:41 p.m.
S.B. 140 Pharmacy Benefit Amendments
(Vickers, E.)
Sen. Vickers presented the bill.
Donovan Smith, Pharmacist, Wayne County Community Health Center, spoke in favor of the bill.
Sen. Vickers moved to pass S.B. 140 out favorably.
H.B. 202 Health Care Consumer Protection Act
(Thurston, N.)
Rep. Thurston presented the bill.
Sen. Escamilla moved to pass H.B. 202 out favorably.
S.B. 128 Family Planning Services Amendments
(Kitchen, D.)
Sen. Kitchen presented the bill.
Danielle Pendergrass, Nurse Practitioner, spoke in favor if the bill.
Jessica Sanders, PhD, MSPH, Director of Family Planning, University of Utah, spoke in favor of the bill.
Sofia Garza spoke in favor of the bill.
Stacy Stanford, Health Policy Analyst, Utah Health Policy Project, spoke in favor of the bill.
Maryann Martindale, Utah County, spoke in favor of the bill.
Jessica Sanders, PhD, MSPH, Director of Family Planning, University of Utah, spoke to the bill.
Sen. Iwamoto moved to replace S.B. 128 with 1st Substitute S.B. 128.
Sen. Iwamoto moved to pass 1st Substitute S.B. 128 out favorably.
1st Sub. H.B. 37 Child Protection Unit Amendments
(Lisonbee, K.)
Rep. Lisonbee presented the bill.
Diane Moore, Director, Division of Child and Family Services, Utah Department of Human Services, spoke in favor of the bill.
Sen. Escamilla moved to amend 1st Substitute H.B. 37 with Amendment #1.
Sen. Escamilla moved to pass 1st Substitute H.B. 37 as amended out favorably.
H.B. 206 Epinephrine Auto-injector Access Amendments
(Harrison, S.)
Rep. Harrison, presented the bill.
Chet Loftis, Director, Public Employees' Health Program, spoke in favor of the bill.
Maryann Martindale, Utah Academy of Family Physicians, spoke in favor of the bill.
Sen. Kennedy moved to pass H.B. 206 out favorably.
H.B. 85 Controlled Substance Database Access Amendments
(Hall, C.)
Rep. Hall presented the bill.
Sen. Buxton moved to pass H.B. 85 out favorably.
H.B. 110 Health Care Payment Amendments
(Winder, M.)
Rep. Winder presented the bill.
Sen. Escamilla moved to pass H.B. 110 out favorably.
H.B. 102 Contraception for Inmates
(Dailey-Provost, J.)
Sen. Escamilla, H.B. 102 floor sponsor, presented the bill.
Rep. Dailey-Provost also presented the bill.
Maryann Martindale, Utah Academy of Family Physicians, spoke in favor of the bill.
Jessica Sanders, PhD, MSPH, Director of Family Planning, University of Utah, spoke in favor of the bill.
Stacy Stanford, Health Policy Analyst, Utah Health Policy Project, spoke in favor of the bill.
Robert Van Dyke, Attorney, Kane County, Utah, spoke in favor of the bill.
Sen. Escamilla moved to pass H.B. 102 out favorably.
Sen. Escamilla moved to adjourn.
Chair Kennedy adjourned the meeting at 5:32 p.m.
S.B. 140 Pharmacy Benefit Amendments
S.B. 140 Pharmacy Benefit Amendments
S.B. 128 Family Planning Services Amendments
S.B. 128 Family Planning Services Amendments
H.B. 202 Health Care Consumer Protection Act
H.B. 202 Health Care Consumer Protection Act
1st Sub. H.B. 37 Child Protection Unit Amendments
1st Sub. H.B. 37 Child Protection Unit Amendments
H.B. 206 Epinephrine Auto-injector Access Amendments
H.B. 206 Epinephrine Auto-injector Access Amendments
H.B. 85 Controlled Substance Database Access Amendments
H.B. 85 Controlled Substance Database Access Amendments
H.B. 102 Contraception for Inmates
H.B. 102 Contraception for Inmates
H.B. 110 Health Care Payment Amendments
H.B. 110 Health Care Payment Amendments
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HB0202
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HB0037S01
HB0037S01
HB0206
HB0206
HB0085
HB0085
HB0102
HB0102
HB0110
HB0110
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