SB 767

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Sebastian Ridley-Thomas	Sponsors	Sebastian Ridley-Thomas sponsored SB 767.	None
Health Officers Association of California	Lobbied on it	Health Officers Association of California named SB 767 in 3 lobbying reports.	3 reports
Medical Insurance Exchange of California	Lobbied on it	Medical Insurance Exchange of California named SB 767 in 3 lobbying reports.	3 reports
Scpie Indemnity Company	Lobbied on it	Scpie Indemnity Company named SB 767 in 3 lobbying reports.	3 reports
California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals	Lobbied on it	California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals named SB 767 in 2 lobbying reports.	2 reports
Consumer Attorneys of California	Lobbied on it	Consumer Attorneys of California named SB 767 in 2 lobbying reports.	2 reports
Emergency Medical Services Administrators' Association of California (Emsaac)	Lobbied on it	Emergency Medical Services Administrators' Association of California (Emsaac) named SB 767 in 2 lobbying reports.	2 reports
California Association for Alcohol/Drug Educators	Lobbied on it	California Association for Alcohol/Drug Educators named SB 767 in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Drug Policy Alliance	Lobbied on it	Drug Policy Alliance named SB 767 in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Drug overdose treatment: liability.	Source records	SB 767 has an explicit source reference to Drug overdose treatment: liability..	None

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