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HB 203

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Correctional Services - Local Detention Centers - Reporting on Opioid Use Disorder

Sponsor: Chair, Judiciary CommitteeCommittee: JudiciarySubject: CorrectionsStatus: First Reading Judicial Proceedings (as of Nov 13, 2024)

What this bill does

Official synopsis

Altering a certain requirement that the Governor's Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services annually report to the General Assembly about opioid use disorder among incarcerated individuals in local correctional facilities by repealing certain reporting requirements.

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Testimony (7)

MGA witness list
FAV 3FavorableFWA 4Favorable with amendments
PositionWitnessOrganizationTestimony
FAVCahn, BrandiGovernor's Office of Crime Prevention and PolicyOral
FAVChair, Judiciary Committee, Chair, Judiciary CommitteeIndividualOral
FAVYoung, BethanyIndividualOral + Written (PDF)
FWASample, SarahMaryland Association of CountiesOral + Written (PDF)
FWACiekot, AnnlobbyistPublic Policy PartnersOral + Written (PDF)
FWABuckler, LaurenIndividualWritten (PDF)
FWAGally, EriclobbyistIndividualOral + Written (PDF)

Organizations on record

Registered lobbyists who testified

FWACiekot, AnnPublic Policy PartnersRegistered for: American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network; B'More Clubhouse; Baltimore City Substance Abuse Directorate; Bard College; CareForth; Children's Advocacy Institute
FWAGally, EricRegistered for: American Heart Association; Chesapeake Bay Foundation; Chesapeake Bay Trust; Earthjustice; Forever Maryland, Inc.; Gally Public Affairs, Inc.