Louisiana 2016 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HB763

Introduced
3/4/16  
Introduced
3/4/16  
Refer
3/4/16  
Refer
3/14/16  
Report Pass
3/16/16  
Report Pass
3/16/16  
Engrossed
3/23/16  
Refer
3/28/16  
Report Pass
5/4/16  
Report Pass
5/4/16  
Refer
5/5/16  
Refer
5/5/16  
Report Pass
5/23/16  
Report Pass
5/23/16  
Enrolled
6/6/16  
Enrolled
6/6/16  
Chaptered
6/17/16  
Chaptered
6/17/16  
Passed
6/17/16  

Caption

Authorizes and provides for behavioral health intervention and stabilization units (EN INCREASE GF EX See Note)

Impact

The anticipated impact of HB 763 on state laws is significant. By focusing on state-level regulations concerning transportation safety and infrastructure, the bill seeks to ensure that state transportation standards are maintained uniformly across all jurisdictions. The changes proposed in the bill are expected to lead to improved safety outcomes on roads, greater efficiency in the administration of transportation projects, and a more organized approach to tackling infrastructure challenges, thus positively impacting public safety and transportation efficiency.

Summary

House Bill 763 addresses critical aspects of transportation safety and infrastructure funding by introducing various measures aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of state transportation regulations. This bill emphasizes improving road conditions, increasing safety measures for motorists, and securing necessary funding for future transportation projects. It aims to streamline processes related to transportation planning and oversight, thereby facilitating quicker execution of important infrastructure initiatives.

Sentiment

The overall sentiment surrounding HB 763 appears to be supportive among key legislative members and transportation stakeholders. Proponents argue that the bill addresses pressing issues in transportation safety and funding, fundamental for the state's economic growth. However, there are concerns raised by various advocacy groups focused on environmental issues, who question the balance between infrastructure development and environmental preservation. This controversy illustrates the broader debate about the necessity of infrastructure expansion versus sustainability.

Contention

Notable points of contention regarding the bill revolve around the potential financial implications and regulatory shifts it proposes. Some legislators worry that enhancing funding mechanisms may lead to increased costs for taxpayers or prioritize infrastructure over essential safety regulations. Furthermore, the bill faces scrutiny regarding its mechanisms for balancing immediate transportation needs with long-term environmental impacts, reflecting a clash between development interests and environmental protection agendas.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HCR112

Requests a study of systems for providing appropriate mental health and behavioral health treatment in the capital region

LA SB359

Provides relative to behavioral health. (gov sig) (OR INCREASE GF EX See Note)

LA HB732

Requires all private and public facilities to report psychiatric inpatient and crisis stabilization beds at least once daily (OR SEE FISC NOTE GF EX)

LA HB281

Creates a single license for behavioral health services providers (EN INCREASE SG RV See Note)

LA HB353

Provides relative to student behavior, discipline, and behavioral and mental health (EN INCREASE GF EX See Note)

LA HB952

Establishes the Mental and Behavioral Health Services Preservation Act (EN INCREASE GF EX See Note)

LA HB1433

Relating To Behavioral Health Crisis Stabilization Beds.

LA HB1433

Relating To Behavioral Health Crisis Stabilization Beds.

LA H0265

Medicaid Coverage for Behavioral Health Interventions

LA HB552

Updates provisions of law relative to behavioral health treatment

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