House Bill 3703 with committee substitute was placed on the Senate intent calendar for May 21st on the evening of May 20 2019. Ask Republican Senators and the Lt Governor to support any amendment that would allow for #PTSD and other service related disabilities!
The Senate Health & Human Services committee voted unanimously to approve Committee Substitute HB 3703, But it failed to add PTSD and intractable pain. People need to contact their senator.
Today, the Senate Health and Human Services Committee held a hearing and the quickly voted to unanimously pass HB 3703. Ask your Senators to support any amendment that would allow for PTSD and intractable pain!
As a Texas district court judge for over 35 years, who now handles all of the child abuse cases in three counties, I know the ravages of drug addiction. And I’ve seen the effect of drug abuse in…
What can you do now that HB3703 has been added to the Health and Human services calendar for a hearing on May 17, 2019. The senate has assigned HB1365 to the Health and Human Services Committee.
Greg Abbott has confirmed what he will sign for medicinal cannabis. It may not seems like much on the surface to many, but it means that one less hurdle stands between these children and the medicine their licensed professional have noted that they possibly need.
HB3703 was assigned to the Health and Human Service committee on May 10, 2019. The bill has not been scheduled yet for its hearing, so that gives anybody wishing to make their voice heard on bill time to speak with their senators.
Representative Stephanie Klick’s HB3703 has passed the house in its third and final vote. Normally when any bill that expands the Texas Compassionate Use Program is heard and passed out of committee, it would be celebrated. The Texas Tribune wrote an article about this recently and it should be clarified.
Tell your Senator and Dan Patrick that you support changing the law, and that you wish for them to do the same.
Today, the Texas House of Representatives voted to approve HB 63, which will reduce penalties for possession of 1 ounce of marijuana if passed in the senate and signed by the governor.