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RI H7926
Bill
Status
2/27/2026
Primary Sponsor
June Speakman
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AI Summary
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Removes outdated references to the 1985 New Jersey Asbestos Policy Commission's "action criteria" standard from Rhode Island's asbestos abatement definitions and compliance requirements
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Extends the validity period for approved asbestos abatement plans from 6 months to 12 months before work must commence
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Shifts the requirement to publish licensed asbestos contractor lists from annual newspaper publication to posting on the Department of Health's website
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Transfers radon mitigation notification responsibility from building owners to licensed radon mitigation contractors for public and high-priority buildings
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Clarifies that licensing exemptions for radon testing apply to individuals who both own/lease and occupy a private residence, not merely those who own or lease
Legislative Description
Removes obsolete language and clarifies asbestos abatement and radon control requirements.
Health And Safety
Last Action
Introduced, referred to House Health & Human Services
2/27/2026