Rhode Island 2022 Regular Session All Bills (Page 84)

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Rhode Island House Bill H6647

Introduced
1/6/22  
Same as 21H-5463--Requires group health plans and health insurance issuers that provide prescription benefits to cover prescribed epinephrine injectors and cartridges/No copayment or deductible would be required to obtain a prescribed epinephrine injector
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2005

Introduced
1/4/22  
Engrossed
1/4/22  
Enrolled
1/6/22  
Allows Dr. Ryan Matthew Marnane to join Jessica St. John and Matthew DiCristofaro in marriage on or about January 15, 2022, within the Town of Middletown, Rhode Island.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7046

Introduced
1/11/22  
House Resolution Congratulating Randall Rosenbaum On His Retirement From The State Of Rhode Island After Twenty-seven Years Of Distinguished, Innovative And Inspiring Service As The Executive Director Of The Rhode Island State Council On The Arts
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Rhode Island House Bill H7088

Introduced
1/12/22  
Permits the family court to award custody of household pets to the plaintiff in a domestic abuse complaint.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7016

Introduced
1/10/22  
Allows businesses that had an insurance policy in place for business interruption as of March 9, 2020 or thereafter to recover from their insurance companies for a COVID-19 business impact.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7045

Introduced
1/11/22  
House Resolution Expressing Deepest Condolences On The Passing Of William J. "bill" Fontaine, Battalion Chief, Ccfd (ret)
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Rhode Island House Bill H7035

Introduced
1/11/22  
House Resolution Expressing Condolences
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2077

Introduced
1/25/22  
Refer
1/25/22  
Report Pass
3/10/22  
Engrossed
3/17/22  
Requires the dept of behavioral healthcare/developmental disabilities/hospitals to coordinate with the DOH to propose revisions to chapter 1.10 and 10.1 of title 23, including updates and revisions of statutory language and evidence-based best practices.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7135

Introduced
1/20/22  
Limits copays, coinsurance or office deductible for services of a physical therapist to the amount authorized for the services of a primary care physician or osteopath.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2035

Introduced
1/25/22  
Restructures professional development investment fund to assume duties of dissemination of curriculum materials/frameworks/assessments/development plans with annual allocation of $200 per student.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7216

Introduced
1/26/22  
Provides for the authorized taking of mushrooms from public lands.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7159

Introduced
1/26/22  
Refer
1/26/22  
Report Pass
5/10/22  
Engrossed
5/19/22  
Allows a homebuyer to void a purchase and sales agreement prior to the transfer if the seller fails to provide a written sales disclosure. The act also increases the maximum civil penalty for violating this law from $100 to $1,000.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2151

Introduced
1/25/22  
Requires that for all primaries, the candidates' names would be listed on the ballot, in an order chosen by lot, under the direction of the secretary of state.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2083

Introduced
1/25/22  
Refer
1/25/22  
Report Pass
6/21/22  
Engrossed
6/23/22  
Engrossed
6/23/22  
Provides for consumer protection in eye care services by developing standards and enforcement protocols in the provision of eye care services.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2063

Introduced
1/25/22  
Excludes for the purposes of Rhode Island state income taxes, the first $25,000 of eligible military retirement income, paid by the state or federal government to persons 60 years or older received in the 2023 tax year, and thereafter.