2022 Regular Session • West Virginia Legislature
HB2798
Legislative Summary
Relating to requiring the Health Department to mandate mucopolysaccharidosis type 1 (MPS1) test for newborn babies, to be known as Embie’s Law
Bill History
1/12/2022
Filed for introduction
House of Delegates
1/12/2022
To Senior, Children, and Family Issues then Health and Human Resources
House of Delegates
1/12/2022
Introduced in House
House of Delegates
1/12/2022
To House Senior, Children, and Family Issues
House of Delegates
1/21/2022
Do pass, but first to Health and Human Resources
House of Delegates
1/21/2022
To House Health and Human Resources
House of Delegates
2/16/2022
By substitute, do pass
House of Delegates
2/17/2022
On 1st reading, Special Calendar
House of Delegates
2/17/2022
Read 1st time
House of Delegates
2/18/2022
On 2nd reading, Special Calendar
House of Delegates
2/18/2022
Read 2nd time
House of Delegates
2/21/2022
On 3rd reading, Special Calendar
House of Delegates
2/21/2022
Read 3rd time
House of Delegates
2/21/2022
Passed House (Roll No. 182)
House of Delegates
2/21/2022
Communicated to Senate
House of Delegates
2/22/2022
Introduced in Senate
Senate
2/22/2022
To Health and Human Resources
Senate
2/22/2022
To Health and Human Resources
Senate
3/8/2022
Reported do pass
Senate
3/9/2022
On 1st reading
Senate
3/9/2022
Read 1st time
Senate
3/9/2022
Referred to Finance on 2nd reading
Senate
Roll Call Votes
Passed House (Roll No. 182)
2/21/2022
99
Yea
0
Nay
0
Not Voting
1
Absent
Result: PASSED
Status Information
Current Status
Engrossed(2/21/2022)
Chamber
Senate
Sine Die
Sponsors
Democrat: 4
Republican: 7
Primary Sponsor
Brent Boggs
Democrat