Louisiana 2010 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SB204

Introduced
3/29/10  
Refer
3/29/10  
Report Pass
5/13/10  
Engrossed
5/19/10  
Refer
5/20/10  
Report Pass
6/3/10  
Enrolled
6/17/10  
Chaptered
7/2/10  

Caption

Removes provisions which allow an employer to waive the existence of certain criminal offenses when hiring any licensed ambulance personnel or nonlicensed persons. (8/15/10)

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HB17

Provides relative to prohibitions on employment by certain health care providers of licensed ambulance personnel and nonlicensed persons who are convicted of certain criminal offenses

LA HB230

Provides relative to prohibited employment of licensed ambulance personnel or nonlicensed persons convicted of certain offenses

LA HB487

Provides relative to criminal background checks of ambulance personnel

LA HB447

Provides relative to employment in intermediate care facilities on nonlicensed persons convicted of certain offenses

LA SB65

Provides for an exception to the prohibition against employing a nonlicensed person or licensed ambulance personnel when such person has been convicted of certain criminal offenses. (gov sig)

LA SB150

Provides for authorized agents for purposes of criminal history checks on nonlicensed persons and licensed ambulance personnel. (8/1/13) (EN SEE FISC NOTE SD RV See Note)

LA HB265

Provides with respect to prohibitions regarding the employment of ambulance drivers convicted of certain offenses

LA SB56

Provides for forfeiture of personal property used in the commission of certain criminal offenses. (8/15/10)

LA HB548

Requires the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information to release certain criminal history record information to the Department of Children and Family Services

LA SB1256

Relating to employing, terminating, and reporting the misconduct of public school personnel and related entity personnel, including creating a registry of persons ineligible for hire; creating criminal offenses.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.