Mark Segebart
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| SF 2325 | Bills they lead | Mark Segebart leads SF 2325, “A bill for an act relating to human services and juvenile justice including child custody, child in need of assistance, and family in need of assistance proceedings, establishing the department of family stabilization and preservation, providing penalties, and including effective date provisions”. | In committee |
| SF 169 | Bills they lead | Mark Segebart leads SF 169, “A bill for an act relating to bone marrow donation public awareness”. | In committee |
| SF 60 | Bills they lead | Mark Segebart leads SF 60, “A bill for an act relating to newborn metabolic screening to include all disorders listed on the recommended uniform screening panel recommended by the United States department of health and human services. (See SF 564.)”. | Out of committee |
| SF 158 | Bills they lead | Mark Segebart leads SF 158, “A bill for an act requiring the electronic publication of certain public notices by governmental bodies and officers and including effective date provisions”. | In committee |
| SF 419 | Bills they lead | Mark Segebart leads SF 419, “A bill for an act relating to mandatory child abuse and dependent adult abuse reporter training requirements. (See SF 544.)”. | Out of committee |
| SF 2147 | Bills they lead | Mark Segebart leads SF 2147, “A bill for an act relating to a study concerning a comprehensive approach to detecting, managing, and preventing elder abuse”. | In committee |
| SF 262 | Bills they lead | Mark Segebart leads SF 262, “A bill for an act relating to the justifiable use of reasonable force and providing a remedy”. | In committee |
| SF 84 | Bills they lead | Mark Segebart leads SF 84, “A bill for an act providing for the designation of a lay caregiver relating to a patient’s inpatient stay at a hospital. (See SF 210.)”. | Out of committee |
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| Segebart | Source records | Mark Segebart has an explicit source reference to Segebart. | None |
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