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  6. HB356 Alabama 2018 Session

HB356 Alabama 2018 Session

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Bill Summary

Sponsors
  • Barbara Bigsby Boyd
Session
Regular Session 2018
Title
Education, Kyle Graddy Act, administration of single dose autoinjectable epinephrine on K-12 school campuses by students and pursuant to anaphylaxis preparedness program provided, Secs. 16-1-39, 16-1-48 am'd
Description

Under existing law, students attending public and nonpublic K-12 schools are permitted to self-administer certain approved medications while on school property and the State Department of Education is required to develop and anaphylaxis preparedness program to recognize, prevent, and respond to severe allergic reactions on public school campuses

This bill would name the self-administration law and the anaphylaxis preparedness program law together as the Kyle Graddy Act

This bill would specifically allow the possession and self-administration of single dose autoinjectable epinephrine by a school student

This bill would also provide further for the definition of single dose autoinjectable epinephrine

To amend Sections 16-1-39 and 16-1-48, Code of Alabama 1975, relating to the administration of medications on K-12 school campuses; to name the code sections together as the Kyle Graddy Act; to allow the possession and self-administration of single dose autoinjectable epinephrine by students; and to provide further for the definition of single dose autoinjectable epinephrine.

Subjects
Education

Bill Actions

Action DateChamberAction
March 15, 2018SPending third reading on day 21 Favorable from Education and Youth Affairs
March 15, 2018SRead for the second time and placed on the calendar
March 6, 2018SRead for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Education and Youth Affairs
March 1, 2018HEngrossed
March 1, 2018HCosponsors Added
March 1, 2018HMotion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 562
March 1, 2018HMotion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 561
March 1, 2018HEducation Policy Amendment Offered
March 1, 2018HThird Reading Passed
February 22, 2018HRead for the second time and placed on the calendar 1 amendment
February 1, 2018HRead for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Education Policy

Bill Calendar

TypeDateLocationDescription
HearingMarch 14, 2018**3RD BILL ADDED**- RM. 727 at 00:00Senate ED Hearing
HearingMarch 14, 2018**BILL ADDED/TIME CHANGE**- RM. 727 at 00:00Senate ED Hearing
HearingMarch 14, 2018Room 727 at 00:00Senate ED Hearing
HearingFebruary 21, 2018Room 418 at 13:30House EP Hearing
HearingApril 5, 2017Room 200 at 09:00House W&ME Hearing

Bill Text

Download HB356 Alabama 2018 Session PDF

Bill Votes

Cosponsors Added
2018-03-01
Chamber: House
Result: Passed
Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass
2018-03-01
Chamber: House
Result: Passed
Motion to Adopt
2018-03-01
Chamber: House
Result: Passed

Bill Documents

TypeLink
Bill Text HB356 Alabama 2018 Session - Introduced
Bill Amendments House Education Policy first Amendment Offered
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