Alaska 31st Legislature (2019-2020) Status: Passed House Bipartisan · 2 R · 1 D cosponsors

HB 113 — An Act relating to private sector and state employment preferences for active service members, veterans, and spouses and dependent children of active service members and veterans; relating to employment preferences for surviving spouses of deceased service members and veterans; and relating to employment preferences for disabled veterans and former prisoners of war.

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    Passed House
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    Passed Senate
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    To Executive
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    Enacted

This bill died with 31st Legislature (2019-2020). It reached “Passed House” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.

This bill is no longer active — its legislative session has ended, so there are no live odds of enactment. It would have to be reintroduced in the current session to move again.

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What changed in the latest version

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In the latest version of Bill HB 113, key changes include expanding the definitions of who qualifies for employment preferences to include not just veterans and members of the National Guard, but also their spouses, dependent children, and the surviving spouses of deceased service members. This means that more families connected to military service will have an advantage when applying for jobs, which could help them secure stable employment. The bill emphasizes support for these families, reflecting a broader commitment to honor and assist those who have served in the military and their loved ones.

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"An Act relating to private sector and state employment preferences for active service members, veterans, and spouses and dependent children of active service members and veterans;
"An Act relating to employment preferences for spouses and children of veterans, disabled veterans, former prisoners of war, members of the national guard, and deceased service members." HOUSE BILL NO.
relating to employment preferences for surviving spouses of deceased service members and veterans;
113 01 "An Act relating to employment preferences for spouses and children of veterans, 02 disabled veterans, former prisoners of war, members of the national guard, and 03 deceased service members." 04 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
and relating to employment preferences for disabled veterans and former prisoners of war." CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO.
05 * Section 1.
113(MLV) 01 "An Act relating to private sector and state employment preferences for active service 02 members, veterans, and spouses and dependent children of active service members and 03 veterans;
relating to employment preferences for surviving spouses of deceased service 04 members and veterans;
and relating to employment preferences for disabled veterans 05 and former prisoners of war." 06 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
07 * Section 1.
08 (c) Nothing in this chapter is intended to prohibit a private employer from 09 granting an employment preference described in AS 23.88.010 [TO A MEMBER OF 10 THE NATIONAL GUARD OR A VETERAN WHEN HIRING AN EMPLOYEE.
06 (c) Nothing in this chapter is intended to prohibit a private employer from 07 granting an employment preference to a member of the national guard, [OR] a veteran, 08 or a spouse or dependent child of a member of the national guard, a veteran, or a 09 deceased service member when hiring an employee.
IN 11 THIS SUBSECTION, 12 (1) "MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD" MEANS A PERSON 13 PRESENTLY SERVING AS A MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING IN THE NATIONAL GUARD;
In this subsection, 10 (1) "deceased service member" means a person who died or is 11 formally and legally presumed to have died while in active service or on furlough 12 from active service in 13 (A) the armed forces of the United States;
02 (2) "VETERAN" MEANS A PERSON WHO WAS DISCHARGED 03 UNDER HONORABLE CONDITIONS FROM SERVICE IN 04 (A) THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES;
14 (B) a reserve unit of the armed forces of the United States;
05 (B) A RESERVE UNIT OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE 06 UNITED STATES;
(C) the Alaska Territorial Guard;
07 (C) THE ALASKA TERRITORIAL GUARD;
02 (D) the Alaska Army National Guard;
08 (D) THE ALASKA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD;
03 (E) the Alaska Air National Guard;
09 (E) THE ALASKA AIR NATIONAL GUARD;
or 04 (F) the Alaska Naval Militia;
OR 10 (F) THE ALASKA NAVAL MILITIA].
05 (2) "dependent child" means a natural or adopted child who is 06 (A) permanently disabled;
11 * Sec.
or 07 (B) under 08 (i) 19 years of age;
or 09 (ii) 23 years of age and registered at and attending 10 on a full-time basis an accredited educational or technical 11 institution recognized by the Department of Education and Early 12 Development;
13 (3) [(1)] "member of the national guard" means a person presently 14 serving as a member in good standing in the national guard;
15 (4) "spouse" means an individual who 16 (A) is married to a member of the national guard or a 17 veteran;
or 18 (B) was married to a deceased service member at the time 19 of the deceased service member's death;
20 (5) [(2)] "veteran" means a person who was discharged under 21 honorable conditions from service in 22 (A) the armed forces of the United States;
23 (B) a reserve unit of the armed forces of the United States;
24 (C) the Alaska Territorial Guard;
25 (D) the Alaska Army National Guard;
26 (E) the Alaska Air National Guard;
or 27 (F) the Alaska Naval Militia.
28 * Sec.
AS 23.88.010 is repealed and reenacted to read:
AS 23.88.010 is amended to read:
12 Sec.
29 Sec.
Active military, veteran, and family hiring preference 13 allowed.
National guard member and veteran hiring preference 30 allowed.
(a) When hiring an employee, a private employer may grant an employment 14 preference to 15 (1) a person in active service, on furlough from active service, or 16 discharged under honorable conditions from service in 17 (A) the armed forces of the United States;
A private employer may grant an employment preference to a member of the 31 national guard, [OR] a veteran, or a spouse or dependent child of a member of the national guard, a veteran, or a deceased service member when hiring an employee.
18 (B) a reserve unit of the armed forces of the United States;
02 In this section, 03 (1) "deceased service member" means a person who died or is 04 formally and legally presumed to have died while in active service or on furlough 05 from active service in 06 (A) the armed forces of the United States;
19 (C) the Alaska Territorial Guard;
07 (B) a reserve unit of the armed forces of the United States;
20 (D) the Alaska Army National Guard;
08 (C) the Alaska Territorial Guard;
21 (E) the Alaska Air National Guard;
09 (D) the Alaska Army National Guard;
or 22 (F) the Alaska Naval Militia;
10 (E) the Alaska Air National Guard;
23 (2) the spouse or dependent child of a person described in (1) of this 24 subsection;
or 11 (F) the Alaska Naval Militia;
and 25 (3) the surviving spouse or a dependent child of a person who, at the 26 time of death, was a person in active service or on furlough from active service as 27 described in (1) of this subsection.
12 (2) "dependent child" means a natural or adopted child who is 13 (A) permanently disabled;
28 (b) In this section, "dependent child" means a natural child, stepchild, or 29 adopted child who is 30 (1) permanently disabled;
or 14 (B) under 15 (i) 19 years of age;
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or 31 (2) under (A) 19 years of age;
or 16 (ii) 23 years of age and registered at and attending 17 on a full-time basis an accredited educational or technical 18 institution recognized by the Department of Education and Early 19 Development;
or 02 (B) 23 years of age and registered at and attending on a full- 03 time basis an accredited educational or technical institution recognized by the 04 Department of Education and Early Development.
20 (3) [(1)] "member of the national guard" means a person presently 21 serving as a member in good standing in the national guard;
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22 (4) "spouse" means an individual who 23 (A) is married to a member of the national guard or a 24 veteran;
or 25 (B) was married to a deceased service member at the time 26 of the deceased service member's death;
27 (5) [(2)] "veteran" means a person who was discharged under 28 honorable conditions from service in 29 (A) the armed forces of the United States;
30 (B) a reserve unit of the armed forces of the United States;
31 (C) the Alaska Territorial Guard;
(D) the Alaska Army National Guard;
02 (E) the Alaska Air National Guard;
or 03 (F) the Alaska Naval Militia.
04 * Sec.
AS 39.25.150 is amended to read:
06 Sec.
39.25.150.
Scope of the rules.
The personnel rules must provide for 07 (1) the preparation, maintenance, and revision, by the director of 08 personnel, subject to approval of the commissioner of administration and the 09 personnel board, of a position classification plan for all positions in the classified and 10 partially exempt services;
the position classification plan must include 11 (A) a grouping together of all positions into classes on the basis 12 of duties and responsibilities;
13 (B) an appropriate title, a description of the duties and 14 responsibilities, training and experience qualifications, and other necessary 15 specifications for each class of positions;
16 (2) the preparation, maintenance, revision, and administration by the 17 director of personnel of a pay plan for all positions in the classified and partially 18 exempt services;
the pay plan (A) shall be based upon the position classification plan;
19 (B) must provide for fair and reasonable compensation for services rendered, and 20 reflect the principle of like pay for like work;
(C) may be amended, approved, or 21 disapproved by the legislature in regular or special session;
after the pay plan is in 22 effect, a salary or wage payment may not be made to a state employee covered by the 23 plan unless the payment is in accordance with this chapter and the rules adopted under 24 this chapter or unless the payment is in accordance with a valid agreement entered into 25 in accordance with AS 23.40;
26 (3) the use of employee selection methods, including open competitive 27 assessment devices, when appropriate, that will fairly evaluate the capacity and fitness 28 of the person assessed to discharge the duties of the position in which employment is 29 sought;
30 (4) the formulation of a list for appointment and promotion to a 31 position;
(5) the procedure for filling positions;
the rule adopted under this 02 paragraph may include procedures providing a preference for local residents when 03 appropriate;
04 (6) promotions from within the state service when there are qualified 05 candidates in the state service;
vacancies shall be filled by promotion whenever 06 practicable and in the best interest of the state service, and promotion shall be by 07 competitive assessment whenever possible;
in considering promotions, the applicants' 08 qualifications, performance records, seniority, and conduct shall be evaluated;
09 (7) a period of probation not to exceed one year before an appointment 10 to a position becomes permanent, unless the period of probation is extended as set out 11 in a collective bargaining agreement under AS 23.40;
however, a permanent employee 12 receiving a promotional appointment retains permanent status in the service and job 13 class from which appointed for the duration of the probationary period and may be 14 demoted to a former class without right of appeal, notwithstanding AS 39.25.170, but, 15 if the employee is dismissed from the service, the appeal rights under AS 39.25.170 16 apply;
17 (8) nonpermanent and emergency appointments to positions in the 18 state service in accordance with AS 39.25.195 - 39.25.200;
19 (9) provisional appointment without competitive assessment when the 20 recruitment and assessment procedures have not identified qualified candidates in 21 sufficient number;
22 (10) transfers from one department to another and from another merit 23 system jurisdiction to the state service;
24 (11) transfers from one area of the state to another;
25 (12) the reinstatement of a person who resigns in good standing;
26 (13) layoffs for reason of lack of money or work, abolition of 27 positions, or material changes in duties or organization;
both performance and 28 seniority records shall be considered in the development of layoff orders;
29 (14) the development, maintenance, and use of employee performance 30 records;
31 (15) the establishment of disciplinary measures, which may include disciplinary suspension without pay;
02 (16) the procedures for review of disputed personnel actions, for 03 resolving employee and interagency grievances, and for resolving grievances of the 04 general public concerning the operation of the state personnel system;
05 (17) hours of work for all employees in the state service;
06 (18) methods and procedures covering overtime work and pay;
07 (19) the granting of employment preference rights, not within the area 08 of promotion, [TO A VETERAN, FORMER PRISONER OF WAR, OR MEMBER 09 OF THE NATIONAL GUARD] under AS 39.25.159;
10 (20) the employment of persons in permanent positions on a part-time 11 basis of 15 hours or more a week, including the employment of two persons to fill one 12 permanent full-time position;
these employees shall be designated as permanent part- 13 time employees;
14 (21) the granting of employment preference to individuals with severe 15 disabilities;
this includes the right to provisional appointment without competitive 16 assessment for periods of up to four months and the granting of eligibility to an 17 individual with a severe disability provisionally appointed under the rules who 18 demonstrates ability to perform the job for permanent appointment without 19 competitive assessment;
provisional employment under this paragraph may not exceed 20 four months during a 12-month period;
"individual with a severe disability," as used in 21 this paragraph, means an individual certified by the director of the division of 22 vocational rehabilitation to be severely disabled;
23 (22) the establishment of programs facilitating the employment of 24 disadvantaged persons;
25 (23) the delegation, when feasible, of personnel responsibilities and 26 duties to the principal departments of the executive branch;
27 (24) the establishment of a transition period of up to 12 months for an 28 employee to be reappointed to a classified position if the employee's position is 29 withdrawn from the partially exempt or exempt service and placed in the classified 30 service;
31 (25) other rules and administrative regulations, not inconsistent with this chapter, that are necessary for its enforcement.
02 * Sec.
4.
03 (a) A person [VETERAN OR FORMER PRISONER OF WAR] who 04 possesses the necessary qualifications for a position or job classification applied for 05 under this chapter is entitled to an employment preference as follows:
05 (a) A person who is a veteran, [OR] former prisoner of war, or a spouse or 06 dependent child of a veteran, former prisoner of war, or deceased service 07 member and who possesses the necessary qualifications for a position or job 08 classification applied for under this chapter is entitled to an employment preference as 09 follows:
06 (1) in an assessment using numerical ratings, 07 (A) points equal to five percent of the points available from the 08 assessment device or devices shall be added to the passing score if the person 09 is 10 (i) in active service, on furlough from active service, 11 or discharged under honorable conditions from service in the 12 armed forces of the United States, a reserve unit of the armed 13 forces of the United States, the Alaska Territorial Guard, the 14 Alaska Army National Guard, the Alaska Air National Guard, or 15 the Alaska Naval Militia;
10 (1) in an assessment using numerical ratings, points equal to five 11 percent of the points available from the assessment device or devices shall be added to 12 the person's passing score or, if the veteran or former prisoner of war is disabled, 13 [OF A VETERAN, AND] points equal to 10 percent of the points available from the 14 assessment device or devices shall be added to the person's passing score [OF A 15 DISABLED VETERAN OR FORMER PRISONER OF WAR];
16 (ii) the spouse or dependent child of a person 17 described in (i) of this subparagraph;
16 (2) in an assessment not using numerical ratings, consideration shall be 17 afforded to the person;
or 18 (iii) the surviving spouse or a dependent child of a 19 person who, at the time of death, was a person in active service or 20 on furlough from active service as described in (i) of this 21 subparagraph;
if the veteran or former prisoner of war is disabled [A 18 VETERAN;
22 (B) points equal to 10 percent of the points available from 23 the assessment device or devices shall be added to the passing score if the 24 person is 25 (i) a disabled veteran;
ADDITIONALLY], an opportunity to interview for the position shall be 19 afforded to the person [A DISABLED VETERAN OR A FORMER PRISONER OF 20 WAR].
26 (ii) a former prisoner of war;
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27 (2) in an assessment not using numerical ratings, 28 (A) consideration shall be afforded to a person under 29 (1)(A)(i) of this subsection;
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30 (B) [OF A VETERAN, AND POINTS EQUAL TO 10 31 PERCENT OF THE POINTS AVAILABLE FROM THE ASSESSMENT DEVICE OR DEVICES SHALL BE ADDED TO THE PASSING SCORE OF 02 A DISABLED VETERAN OR FORMER PRISONER OF WAR;
AS 39.25.159(c) is amended to read:
03 (2) IN AN ASSESSMENT NOT USING NUMERICAL RATINGS, 04 CONSIDERATION SHALL BE AFFORDED TO A VETERAN;
22 (c) A person who is a member of the national guard or a spouse or 23 dependent child of a member of the national guard or deceased member of the 24 national guard who died or is formally and legally presumed to have died while 25 in active service or on furlough from active service in the national guard and who 26 possesses the necessary qualifications for a position or job classification applied for 27 under this chapter is entitled to an employment preference as follows:
ADDITIONALLY,] 05 an opportunity to interview for the position shall be afforded to a disabled veteran or a 06 former prisoner of war.
28 (1) in an assessment using numerical ratings, points equal to five 29 percent of the points available from the assessment device or devices shall be added to 30 the person's passing score [OF A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD];
07 * Sec.
31 (2) in an assessment not using numerical ratings, consideration shall be afforded to the person [A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD].
02 * Sec.
08 (d) A person may receive an employment preference under only one of the 09 categories described in (a) [OR (c)] of this section.
03 (d) A person may receive an employment preference under only one of the 04 categories described in (a) or (c) of this section.
A person may use the preference 10 without limitation when being considered for a position for which persons who are not 11 currently state employees are being considered.
A person may use the preference 05 without limitation when being considered for a position for which persons who are not 06 currently state employees are being considered.
If the recruitment for a position is 12 limited to state employees, preference under (a) or (c) of this section may not be 13 counted.
If the recruitment for a position is 07 limited to state employees, preference under (a) or (c) of this section may not be 08 counted.
If a position in the classified service is eliminated, employees shall be 14 released in accordance with rules adopted under AS 39.25.150(13).
If a position in the classified service is eliminated, employees shall be 09 released in accordance with rules adopted under AS 39.25.150(13).
In the case of a 15 comparison of employees with equal qualifications based on the factors adopted under 16 AS 39.25.150(13), an employee who is eligible for an employment preference 17 under (a) of this section [A VETERAN, FORMER PRISONER OF WAR, OR 18 MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD] shall be given preference over an 19 employee who is not eligible for a preference under (a) of this section and [A 20 PERSON WHO IS NOT A VETERAN, FORMER PRISONER OF WAR, OR 21 MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD, AND THE VETERAN, FORMER 22 PRISONER OF WAR, OR MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD] shall be kept 23 on the job.
In the case of a 10 comparison of employees with equal qualifications on the factors adopted under 11 AS 39.25.150(13), a person who is a veteran, former prisoner of war, [OR] member 12 of the national guard, or a spouse or dependent child of a veteran, former prisoner 13 of war, member of the national guard, or deceased service member shall be given 14 preference over a person who is not a veteran, former prisoner of war, [OR] member 15 of the national guard, or a spouse or dependent child of a [AND THE] veteran, 16 former prisoner of war, [OR] member of the national guard, or deceased service 17 member and shall be kept on the job.
24 * Sec.
18 * Sec.
AS 39.25.159(e) is amended to read:
AS 39.25.159(f) is amended by adding new paragraphs to read:
25 (e) Subsections (a) [(a), (c),] and (d) of this section may not be interpreted to 26 amend the terms of a collective bargaining agreement.
19 (6) "deceased service member" means a person who died or is formally 20 and legally presumed to have died while in active service or on furlough from active 21 service in 22 (A) the armed forces of the United States;
27 * Sec.
23 (B) a reserve unit of the armed forces of the United States;
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24 (C) the Alaska Territorial Guard;
AS 39.25.159(f) is amended by adding a new paragraph to read:
25 (D) the Alaska Army National Guard;
28 (6) "dependent child" means a natural child, stepchild, or adopted child 29 who is 30 (A) permanently disabled;
26 (E) the Alaska Air National Guard;
or 31 (B) under (i) 19 years of age;
or 27 (F) the Alaska Naval Militia;
or 02 (ii) 23 years of age and registered at and attending on a 03 full-time basis an accredited educational or technical institution 04 recognized by the Department of Education and Early Development.
28 (7) "dependent child" means a natural or adopted child who is 29 (A) permanently disabled;
05 * Sec.
or 30 (B) under 31 (i) 19 years of age;
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or (ii) 23 years of age and registered at and attending on a 02 full-time basis an accredited educational or technical institution 03 recognized by the Department of Education and Early Development;
AS 39.25.159(c) is repealed.
04 (8) "member of the national guard" means a person presently serving 05 as a member in good standing in the national guard;
06 (9) "spouse" means an individual who 07 (A) is married to a member of the national guard or a veteran;
08 or 09 (B) was married to a deceased service member at the time of 10 the deceased service member's death.
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Action History

  1. (S) -- Public Testimony -- -- MEETING CANCELED --

  2. (S) STATE AFFAIRS at 03:30 PM BUTROVICH 205

  3. (S) Referred to STATE AFFAIRS

  4. (S) STA

  5. (S) Read the first time - REFERRALS

  6. (H) VERSION: CSHB 113(L&C)

  7. (H) TRANSMITTED TO (S)

  8. (H) COSPONSOR(S): KOPP, JOSEPHSON, SPOHNHOLZ

  9. (H) PASSED Y36 N1 E2 A1

  10. (H) Read the third time CSHB 113(L&C)

  11. (H) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING UC

  12. (H) AM NO 1 FAILED Y2 N36 E2

  13. (H) L&C CS ADOPTED UC

  14. (H) Read the second time

  15. (H) MOVED TO BOTTOM OF CALENDAR

  16. (H) COSPONSOR(S): TUCK

  17. (H) HELD TO 3/17 CALENDAR

  18. (H) NOT TAKEN UP 3/13 - ON 3/16 CALENDAR

  19. (H) MOVED TO BOTTOM OF CALENDAR

  20. (H) RULES TO CALENDAR 3/13/2020

  21. (H) COSPONSOR(S): JOHNSON

  22. (H) COSPONSOR(S): LEDOUX

  23. (H) FN4: ZERO(LWF)

  24. (H) FN3: ZERO(ADM)

  25. (H) NR: HANNAN, RASMUSSEN

  26. (H) DP: GILLIS, STORY, STUTES, FIELDS, SPOHNHOLZ

  27. (H) L&C RPT CS(L&C) NT 5DP 2NR

  28. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  29. (H) Moved CSHB 113(L&C) Out of Committee

  30. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  31. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  32. (H) Heard & Held

  33. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  34. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  35. (H) Heard & Held

  36. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  37. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  38. (H) Heard & Held

  39. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  40. (H) COSPONSOR(S): REVAK

  41. (H) -- MEETING CANCELED --

  42. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  43. (H) FN2: ZERO(LWF)

  44. (H) FN1: ZERO(ADM)

  45. (H) NR: THOMPSON

  46. (H) DP: KOPP, JACKSON, TARR, TUCK, LEDOUX

  47. (H) MLV RPT CS(MLV) NT 5DP 1NR

  48. (H) Minutes (HMLV)

  49. (H) Moved CSHB 113(MLV) Out of Committee

  50. (H) MILITARY & VETERANS' AFFAIRS at 01:00 PM GRUENBERG 120

  51. (H) -- MEETING CANCELED --

  52. (H) MILITARY & VETERANS' AFFAIRS at 01:00 PM GRUENBERG 120

  53. (H) Minutes (HMLV)

  54. (H) Heard & Held

  55. (H) MILITARY & VETERANS' AFFAIRS at 01:00 PM GRUENBERG 120

  56. (H) MLV, L&C

  57. (H) Read the first time - REFERRALS

Sponsors

  • JACKSON · Primary
  • Shaw · Cosponsor
  • Revak · Cosponsor
  • LeDoux · Cosponsor
  • Tuck · Cosponsor
  • Chuck Kopp · Cosponsor
  • Andy Josephson · Cosponsor
  • Spohnholz · Cosponsor
  • DeLena Johnson · Cosponsor

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Who sponsors HB 113?
HB 113 is sponsored by JACKSON, Shaw, Revak, LeDoux, Tuck, Chuck Kopp (R), Andy Josephson (D), Spohnholz, and DeLena Johnson (R).
What is the current status of HB 113?
This bill died with 31st Legislature (2019-2020). It reached “Passed House” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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