1997 Bill(s)

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1997 Bill(s)

* CCS HB 811
Sponsor: Lakin, Scott
Status: Conference: CCR to S
Description: State to consolidate health care insurance for children. Create non-profit group to sell insurance. GOV BILL.

See:	House roll call - CCS HB 811 (05/16/1997): House 3rd read the final conference version of the bill to establish a purchasing pool for child health insurance and extend Medicaid coverage for children. Senate roll call - SS HS HB 811 (05/13/1997): Senate 3rd read the governor's proposal to set up a non-profit organization to provide low-cost health insurance for children. House roll call - HS HB 811 (04/28/1997): House 3rd read the governor's proposal to create a statewide insurance-purchasing service for child health insurance. House roll call - HS HB 811 (04/22/1997): House perfection of the governor's proposal to set up a statewide health insurance pool for children to provide cheaper coverage. Official legislative description and status

See:

House roll call - CCS HB 811 (05/16/1997): House 3rd read the final conference version of the bill to establish a purchasing pool for child health insurance and extend Medicaid coverage for children.

Senate roll call - SS HS HB 811 (05/13/1997): Senate 3rd read the governor's proposal to set up a non-profit organization to provide low-cost health insurance for children.

House roll call - HS HB 811 (04/28/1997): House 3rd read the governor's proposal to create a statewide insurance-purchasing service for child health insurance.

House roll call - HS HB 811 (04/22/1997): House perfection of the governor's proposal to set up a statewide health insurance pool for children to provide cheaper coverage.

Official legislative description and status

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