Ryan Browning

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HB 4999: Relating to crimes against athletic officials	Bills they lead	Ryan Browning leads HB 4999, “Relating to crimes against athletic officials”.	Became law
HB 4005: Skills to work	Bills they lead	Ryan Browning leads HB 4005, “Skills to work”.	Became law
HB 3306: Involuntary treatment for substance use disorder (Cassie’s Law)	Bills they lead	Ryan Browning leads HB 3306, “Involuntary treatment for substance use disorder (Cassie’s Law)”.	Introduced
HR 14: Regarding the Feasibility Study for a Connector Road at Beech Fork Lake	Bills they lead	Ryan Browning leads HR 14, “Regarding the Feasibility Study for a Connector Road at Beech Fork Lake”.	Introduced
HB 2774: Coach Protection Act	Bills they lead	Ryan Browning leads HB 2774, “Coach Protection Act”.	Passed one chamber
HB 4626: Relating to the establishment of a grant program to fund the United States Food and Drug Administration’s drug development trials with ibogaine	Bills they lead	Ryan Browning leads HB 4626, “Relating to the establishment of a grant program to fund the United States Food and Drug Administration’s drug development trials with ibogaine”.	Vetoed
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