SENATE AGENDA

for the

Committee on Human Resources and Education

   Day    Monday               Date    May 9, 2005                     Time     1:30 p.m.               Room   2135

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Note:  We are pleased to make reasonable accommodations for members of the public who are disabled and wish to attend the meeting.  If special arrangements for the meeting are necessary, please notify the Senate Committee on Human Resources and Education at (775) 684-1480.

(R#) Indicates the reprint number of the bill/resolution being considered.

PLEASE PROVIDE 12 COPIES OF YOUR EXHIBITS AND NOTES.

A.B. 139 (R2)        Requires collection and reporting of certain information concerning employers of applicants for Medicaid or Children's Health Insurance Program. (BDR 38-984)

A.B. 495 (R1)        Makes various changes concerning Fund for a Healthy Nevada and provision of prescription drugs and pharmaceutical services by this State. (BDR 40-1031)

A.B. 519 (R1)        Requires State Department of Agriculture to, in certain circumstances, revoke registry identification cards issued to participants in medical marijuana program. (BDR 40-273)

A.B. 521 (R1)        Revises provisions governing allocation of money from Fund for a Healthy Nevada. (BDR 40-713)

A.B. 523 (R1)        Authorizes local boards of health to investigate complaints concerning agricultural programs of University and Community College System of Nevada. (BDR 40-1123)

A.J.R. 14               Urges Nevada Congressional Delegation to introduce and to support federal legislation mandating reporting of results of all clinical trials and collection and analysis of data by appropriate federal agencies. (BDR R-1011)

Public comment

Possible Discussion or Action on Measures Previously Considered

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Note:  Any person proposing an amendment to a bill being heard by the committee must include a statement of the intent for the amendment, and this proposal must be submitted in writing.