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California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources

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Bills it lobbied onAll 8
SB 992 Substance abuse: adult recovery maintenance facilities2 reports · VetoedAB 239 Alcoholism and drug abuse counselors2 reports · VetoedAB 2903 Alcohol and drug abuse treatment facilities2 reports · FailedAB 1996 Food stamps: eligibility: drug felonies2 reports · VetoedAB 1887 Health care coverage: mental health services1 report · VetoedAB 1461 Health insurance: liability: alcohol and drug abuse1 report · Became lawAB 2088 Public health: Secretary of Addiction Prevention and Recovery Services1 report · FailedAB 2828 Veterans' Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Fund1 report · Vetoed
Lawmakers it funded or lobbiedAll 6
Jim BeallLeads 2 of these billsJared William HuffmanLeads 1 of these billsMark DeSaulnierLeads 1 of these billsPatricia WigginsLeads 1 of these billsPaul KrekorianLeads 1 of these billsSandré SwansonLeads 1 of these bills
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SB 992Bills it lobbied onCalifornia Association of Addiction Recovery Resources named SB 992, “Substance abuse: adult recovery maintenance facilities”, in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
AB 239Bills it lobbied onCalifornia Association of Addiction Recovery Resources named AB 239, “Alcoholism and drug abuse counselors”, in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
AB 2903Bills it lobbied onCalifornia Association of Addiction Recovery Resources named AB 2903, “Alcohol and drug abuse treatment facilities”, in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
AB 1996Bills it lobbied onCalifornia Association of Addiction Recovery Resources named AB 1996, “Food stamps: eligibility: drug felonies”, in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
AB 1887Bills it lobbied onCalifornia Association of Addiction Recovery Resources named AB 1887, “Health care coverage: mental health services”, in 1 lobbying report.1 report
AB 1461Bills it lobbied onCalifornia Association of Addiction Recovery Resources named AB 1461, “Health insurance: liability: alcohol and drug abuse”, in 1 lobbying report.1 report
AB 2088Bills it lobbied onCalifornia Association of Addiction Recovery Resources named AB 2088, “Public health: Secretary of Addiction Prevention and Recovery Services”, in 1 lobbying report.1 report
AB 2828Bills it lobbied onCalifornia Association of Addiction Recovery Resources named AB 2828, “Veterans' Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Fund”, in 1 lobbying report.1 report
Jim BeallLawmakers it funded or lobbiedJim Beall leads 2 bills California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources lobbied on.Leads 2 of these bills
Jared William HuffmanLawmakers it funded or lobbiedJared William Huffman leads 1 bill California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Mark DeSaulnierLawmakers it funded or lobbiedMark DeSaulnier leads 1 bill California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Patricia WigginsLawmakers it funded or lobbiedPatricia Wiggins leads 1 bill California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Paul KrekorianLawmakers it funded or lobbiedPaul Krekorian leads 1 bill California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Sandré SwansonLawmakers it funded or lobbiedSandré Swanson leads 1 bill California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills