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The Ohio Assembly can have bills in process across all committees in both the House of Representatives and Senate.
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HB934: Enact the Science of Math Act
The Science of Math Act requires public schools in Ohio to implement academic intervention services for students struggling in mathematics. It mandates the creation of mathematics improvement plans for schools where a significant percentage of students do not achieve proficiency…
HB933: Enact the Fair Trial Protection Act
HB933, the Fair Trial Protection Act, aims to create a process for objecting to peremptory challenges in jury selection based on factors like race, color, religion, and other protected classes. The bill outlines specific steps for challenging such exclusions, requiring…
HB932: Prohibit fraudulent use of state funds
HB932 aims to prevent the fraudulent use of state funds by making it illegal to provide false information to obtain reimbursement or funding from state programs or grants. Those found guilty of public assistance fraud could face a second-degree felony…
HB931: Regards use of E15 blended fuel for state motor vehicles
This bill requires state-owned or leased motor vehicles in Ohio that can use E15 blended fuel to be refueled with E15 if it's reasonably available at a reasonable price. The director of administrative services will phase in this requirement over…
HB930: Enact the Medicaid Bridge to Independence Act
This bill, known as the Medicaid Bridge to Independence Act, establishes an orientation program for individuals newly enrolled in the Medicaid program in Ohio. The program covers topics like financial literacy, workforce development, mental health services, and health system navigation.…
HB929: Limit all limited term licenses, ID cards to one-year expiration
This bill requires all limited term licenses and identification cards to expire after one year. It also prohibits temporary residents from obtaining multi-year or permanent vehicle registrations.
HB928: Expand prohibitions on abortion trafficking
HB928 aims to expand prohibitions on abortion trafficking and the sale of products of human conception resulting from abortion in Ohio. The bill prohibits receiving or providing consideration for such products and imposes penalties, including felony charges, for violations. It…
HB927: Expand the offenses of importuning and obstructing justice
HB927 aims to expand the offenses of importuning and obstructing justice in Ohio. The bill includes provisions related to soliciting individuals for sexual activity, especially minors, and obstructing justice by hindering the discovery, apprehension, or prosecution of a crime. It…
HB926: Enact the Felony Accountability for Frequent Offenders Act
This bill establishes a specification for habitual felony offenders, defining them as individuals who have been convicted of multiple felonies of the first or second degree. It mandates that offenders identified as habitual felony offenders receive a life sentence without…
HB925: Allow area agency on aging to couple certain housing tax credits
This bill aims to allow area agencies on aging to combine certain housing tax credits in Ohio. It would permit the coupling of state historic rehabilitation and low-income housing tax credits, with a requirement for a minimum price for low-income…
HB924: Create the court-appointed public defender loan repayment program
This bill establishes the court-appointed public defender loan repayment program in Ohio. The program aims to provide loan repayment assistance to attorneys who work as court-appointed counsel for a specified period. It creates a fund to support loan repayment and…
HB923: Enact the Adult Parole Authority Enhancement Act
The bill, known as the Adult Parole Authority Enhancement Act, seeks to amend and enact various sections of the Revised Code related to the adult parole authority. It includes provisions for post-conviction no contact orders, community control sanctions for offenders,…
HB922: Require insurance, Medicaid cover colorectal cancer screenings
HB922 requires health benefit plans and Medicaid in Ohio to cover colorectal cancer screenings for individuals aged 21 and older, aligning with coverage standards set by the 'Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010.' The bill prohibits imposing excessive…
HB921: Require additional Ohio employers to use E-verify
This bill aims to require more Ohio employers to use the E-verify program to confirm the eligibility of their employees and prohibits certain employment practices. It outlines procedures for verification, record-keeping, investigations, fines for violations, and consequences for noncompliance, such…
HB920: Provide for a do-not-intubate order separate from a DNR order
This bill aims to establish a separate do-not-intubate order, protocol, and identification from a do-not-resuscitate order in Ohio. It includes provisions for durable power of attorney for health care, donor registry enrollment, and protocols for emergency medical services personnel to…
HB919: Regards limits on terminating residential utility service
HB919 aims to amend utility service termination regulations for residential customers in Ohio. The bill sets limits on when gas and electricity companies can disconnect services for nonpayment, particularly during colder and hotter months. It also outlines conditions for delaying…
HB918: Expand HEAP summer crisis eligibility
This bill, if passed, would expand eligibility for the HEAP summer crisis program in Ohio to include households with children under the age of five. Currently, the program provides assistance to households with at least one member who is five…
HB917: Regards payment for terminal care facilities for the homeless
HB917 aims to allow hospice care programs to provide services to terminally ill homeless individuals residing in specific facilities. The bill outlines criteria for residents to qualify for these services and specifies that the facilities cannot receive payment from residents,…
HB916: Establish the Children's Dental Services Program
This bill establishes the Children's Dental Services Program in Ohio, which aims to provide dental care services to children living in underserved areas. The program includes screenings, treatment, and preventive care, with a focus on increasing access to dental care…
HB915: Require health plans, Medicaid to cover epinephrine and glucagon
HB915 requires health benefit plans and the Medicaid Program to cover epinephrine and glucagon for individuals aged 18 and younger. The bill also limits cost sharing for these medications to $60 per package or dose equivalent, regardless of the type…
SB442: Enact the Food Literacy Standards Act
Senate Bill 442, the Food Literacy Standards Act, aims to require the Department of Education and Workforce in Ohio to establish food literacy standards for students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. These standards would cover topics such as the impact…
SB441: Designate Maternal and Neonatal Sepsis Awareness Week
Senate Bill 441 aims to designate the second week of May as 'Maternal and Neonatal Sepsis Awareness Week' in Ohio. This designation is intended to raise awareness about the signs and symptoms of maternal and neonatal sepsis, share survivors' stories,…
SB440: Permit pregnant minor to consent to receive certain health care
Senate Bill 440 in Ohio allows pregnant minors to consent to receive health care for themselves or their unborn child without needing permission from a parent, guardian, or spouse. The bill permits minors to receive prenatal, delivery, and post-delivery health…
SB439: Enact Women Expansion of Learning and Labor Safety or WELLS Act
Senate Bill 439, known as the Women Expansion of Learning and Labor Safety (WELLS) Act, requires hospitals in Ohio to develop discharge plans for pregnant patients showing signs of labor who are expected to be discharged before delivery. The bill…
SB438: Regulate the practice of midwifery, freestanding birthing centers
Bill SB438 seeks to regulate midwifery practices and establish standards for freestanding birthing centers in Ohio, including licensing requirements, patient care standards, and non-discrimination policies. It empowers the board of nursing to oversee investigations of licensed midwives, outlines the scope…
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