The chairman of a key House panel says a controversial bill about background checks for workers at after-school programs won't get a hearing "in its current form" from his committee.
October 07, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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The chairman of a key House panel says a controversial bill about background checks for workers at after-school programs won’t get a hearing “in its current form” from his committee.
House Health & Human Services Chairman Jason Brodeur, R-Sanford, said Tuesday he opposes a proposal (SB 156/HB 133) that stalled in a Senate committee earlier in the day.
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