California 2023-2024 Regular Session

California Senate Bill SB46

Introduced
12/5/22  
Refer
1/18/23  
Introduced
12/5/22  
Refer
3/6/23  
Refer
1/18/23  
Refer
1/18/23  
Report Pass
3/20/23  
Refer
3/6/23  
Report Pass
3/20/23  
Report Pass
3/20/23  
Refer
3/21/23  
Report Pass
5/18/23  
Refer
3/21/23  
Refer
3/21/23  
Report Pass
5/18/23  
Report Pass
5/18/23  
Engrossed
5/30/23  
Engrossed
5/30/23  
Engrossed
5/30/23  
Refer
6/8/23  
Refer
6/8/23  
Refer
6/8/23  
Report Pass
6/28/23  
Refer
6/29/23  
Report Pass
6/28/23  
Report Pass
6/28/23  
Refer
6/29/23  
Refer
6/29/23  
Report Pass
9/1/23  
Report Pass
9/1/23  
Report Pass
9/1/23  
Enrolled
9/12/23  
Chaptered
10/8/23  
Enrolled
9/12/23  
Chaptered
10/8/23  
Passed
10/8/23  

Caption

Controlled substances: treatment.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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