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Texas Senate Bill SB1686
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Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular
Texas Senate Bill SB1686
Filed
Out of Senate Committee
4/26/11
Introduced
3/11/11
Voted on by Senate
4/29/11
Refer
3/23/11
Out of House Committee
5/19/11
Report Pass
4/26/11
Voted on by House
5/23/11
Governor Action
6/17/11
Bill Becomes Law
Report Pass
5/17/11
Enrolled
5/26/11
Enrolled
5/26/11
Passed
6/17/11
Passed
6/17/11
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Relating to group health benefits coverage for persons wrongfully imprisoned.
Latest TX SB1686 Activity
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Companion Bills
TX HB2230
Identical Relating to group health insurance coverage for persons wrongfully imprisoned.
Previously Filed As
TX HB1455
Relating to health care benefits of persons wrongfully imprisoned.
TX HB1453
Relating to equalizing compensation for certain wrongfully imprisoned persons.
TX SB842
Relating to health benefit coverage for bariatric surgery under the state employees group benefits program.
TX HB2640
Relating to health benefit coverage for bariatric surgery under the state employees group benefits program.
TX HB4713
Relating to group health benefit plan coverage for early treatment of first episode psychosis.
TX SB1220
Relating to group health benefit plan coverage for early treatment of first episode psychosis.
TX HB4912
Relating to availability of and benefits provided under health benefit plan coverage.
TX HB1128
Relating to availability of and benefits provided under health benefit plan coverage.
TX HB3467
Relating to emergency medical services personnel and coverage by certain health benefit plans for treatment by emergency medical services personnel.
TX HB5121
Relating to health benefit plan coverage of treatment for chemical dependency.
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