2022 Regular Session • Maryland Legislature

HB49: Public Health – Emergency and Allergy Treatment Program – Nurse Practitioners

Legislative Summary

Authorizing registered nurse practitioners to prescribe and dispense auto-injectable epinephrine to certain certificate holders who operate youth camps.

Bill History

10/28/2021

Pre-filed

House of Delegates

1/12/2022

First Reading Health and Government Operations

House of Delegates

1/11/2022

Hearing 1/19 at 2:30 p.m.

House of Delegates

1/19/2022

Hearing canceled

House of Delegates

1/19/2022

Hearing 1/19 at 2:50 p.m.

House of Delegates

2/28/2022

Favorable with Amendments Report by Health and Government Operations

House of Delegates

3/1/2022

Favorable with Amendments {973725/1 Adopted

House of Delegates

3/1/2022

Second Reading Passed with Amendments

House of Delegates

3/3/2022

Third Reading Passed (133-0)

House of Delegates

3/4/2022

Referred Finance

Senate

3/29/2022

Favorable Report by Finance

Senate

3/29/2022

Favorable Adopted

Senate

3/29/2022

Second Reading Passed

Senate

3/31/2022

Third Reading Passed (47-0)

Senate

3/31/2022

Returned Passed

House of Delegates

5/12/2022

Approved by the Governor - Chapter 262

House of Delegates

Amendments

Favorable with Amendments 973725/1 Adopted

3/1/2022Adopted

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Roll Call Votes

Third Reading Passed

3/31/2022

Yea

Nay

Not Voting

Absent

Result: PASSED

Third Reading Passed

3/3/2022

133

Yea

Nay

Not Voting

Absent

Result: PASSED

Status Information

Current Status

Passed(5/12/2022)

Chamber

House of Delegates

Sine Die

HB49: Public Health – Emergency and Allergy Treatment Program – Nurse Practitioners

Legislative Summary

Bill History

Amendments

Favorable with Amendments 973725/1 Adopted

Roll Call Votes

Status Information

Sponsors

Primary Sponsor

Co-Sponsors (23)

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