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IN SB0245
Bill
AI Summary
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Reestablishes the prenatal substance abuse commission to develop a coordinated plan for early intervention and treatment of pregnant women who abuse alcohol, drugs, or use tobacco (original commission existed 2007-2009)
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Commission membership includes 14 members: state health officials, Medicaid director, child services director, physicians specializing in addiction and pregnancy care, a social worker, a treatment recipient, March of Dimes advocate, a prosecuting attorney, a problem-solving court judge, legislators, and an advanced practice nurse
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Legislative members (2 from House, 2 from Senate) serve as nonvoting members, with each chamber's appointments split between political parties
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Commission must submit an interim report by December 15, 2012 and a final report with implementation plan by December 15, 2013
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Commission expires June 30, 2014; first meeting required before September 1, 2011, with quarterly meetings thereafter
Legislative Description
Prenatal substance abuse commission and office of women's health.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Family, Children and Human Affairs
3/28/2011