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Public Health - Medications to Treat an Opioid Use Disorder - Preferred and Nonpreferred Medications

It became law on Apr 12, 2022.

MD HB 578 · House Bill · 2022

Stage: Became law
Started in: House
Sponsors: 29
Latest action: Apr 12, 2022

Where it stands

Introduced (Done)
Committee (Done)
Floor (Done)
Law (Done)
Apr 12, 2022

This bill passed and is now law.

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Who is involved

Sponsors

The lawmakers who put their names on it, lead sponsors first.

Alfred C. Carr, Jr.Lead sponsor
Anne KaiserLead sponsor
Ariana KellyLead sponsor
Bonnie CullisonLead sponsor
Brian ChisholmLead sponsor
Cheryl Summers LandisLead sponsor
David MoonLead sponsor
Harry BhandariLead sponsor
Heather Bagnall TudballLead sponsor
Joseline Peña-MelnykLead sponsor
Julie Palakovich CarrLead sponsor
Karen YoungLead sponsor
Kathy SzeligaLead sponsor
Ken KerrLead sponsor
Lisa BelcastroLead sponsor
Lorig CharkoudianLead sponsor
Mary LehmanLead sponsor
Matt MorganLead sponsor
Nic KipkeLead sponsor
Pat YoungLead sponsor
PattersonLead sponsor
ReillyLead sponsor
Robbyn LewisLead sponsor
Sandy RosenbergLead sponsor
Shane E. PendergrassLead sponsor
Sid SaabLead sponsor
Steve JohnsonLead sponsor
Susan W. KrebsLead sponsor
Terri HillLead sponsor

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Where it goes next

Once a bill is decided, the questions are about what is done with it in Maryland.

What an agency writes to carry it outAn agency's name on a lobbying report is not a rulemaking.
Which court can stay or strike itAn opinion listed here is not yet tied to the law it reviewed.
How the place it governs is doingBecoming law is not the result. A number moving is not proof the law moved it.

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