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HB 416

  • North Carolina House Bill
  • 1991-1992 Session
  • Introduced in House
  • House
  • Senate
  • Governor

Child Day Care Law Changes.

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Bill Subjects

Administrative Rules Child Abuse Commissions Corporations Non-Profit Crimes Day Care Diseases Drugs Ehnr Dept. Of Fines/Penalties Foods & Beverages Health Depts. Human Resources Dept. Of Inspections Investigations Licenses/Permits Minors Nursing Public Health Ratified Sanitation Vaccines

Abstract

Bill Sponsors (15)

MaryAnn Black

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Pat B. Hurley

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Maggie Jeffus

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Easterling

     
Cosponsor

Barnhill

     
Cosponsor

Colton

     
Cosponsor

Gardner

     
Cosponsor

Greenwood

     
Cosponsor

Grimmer

     
Cosponsor

Jeralds

     
Cosponsor

Kennedy

     
Cosponsor

Nye

     
Cosponsor

Stamey

     
Cosponsor

Carla Cunningham

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 106
Cosponsor

Carolyn K Justus

  • Republican
Cosponsor

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Actions

Jun 12, 1991

House

RATIFIED CH.0273

Jun 11, 1991

House

CONCURRED IN S AMEND

Jun 10, 1991

House

POSTPONED TO 06-11

Jun 07, 1991

House

PLACED ON CAL FOR 06-10

House

REC TO CONCUR IN S AMEND

Jun 05, 1991

Senate

PASSED 3RD READING

Jun 04, 1991

Senate

PASSED 2ND READING

Senate

AMEND ADOPTED #1

May 30, 1991

Senate

REPTD FAV AS AMENDED

May 15, 1991

Senate

REF TO COM ON HUM RES

Senate

REC FROM HOUSE

May 14, 1991

House

PASSED 2ND & 3RD READING

May 09, 1991

House

REPTD FAV COM SUBSTITUTE

Apr 09, 1991

House

ASSIGNED TO HUM-CHL&

Apr 01, 1991

House

REF TO COM ON HUMRES

Bill Text

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