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HB 1559Session 2026HouseStatus unavailable

Children in Unlicensed Settings and Pediatric Hospital Overstay Patients - Placement

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Introduced

Feb 13, 2026

Latest action

Apr 28, 2026

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Health

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Primary sponsorA. Jones

Primary sponsorAcevero

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Alston

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Bagnall

Primary sponsorBarnes

Primary sponsorBeauchamp

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Chang

Primary sponsorCullison

Primary sponsorD. Jones

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Edelson

Primary sponsorForbes

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Ghrist

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Griffith

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Guzzone

Primary sponsorHarrison

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Hill

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Hinebaugh

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Hutchinson

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Ivey

Primary sponsorKaiser

Primary sponsorKaufman

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Kipke

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Lopez

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M. Morgan

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Martinez

Primary sponsorMcCaskill

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Metzgar

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Reilly

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Rosenberg

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Ross

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Ruff

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S. Johnson

Primary sponsorShetty

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Smith

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Speaker

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Spiegel

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Stonko

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Szeliga

Primary sponsorTaveras

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Toles

Primary sponsorWatson

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White Holland

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Wolek

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Woorman

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Approved by the Governor - Chapter 160

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