HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THE TWENTY-FIRST LEGISLATURE
REGULAR SESSION OF 2002
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH |
Rep. Dennis Arakaki, Chair |
Rep. K. Mark Takai, Vice Chair |
Rep. Bertha Kawakami |
Rep. Emily Auwae |
Rep. Michael Kahikina |
Rep. Bob McDermott |
Rep. Nobu Yonamine |
Rep. William Stonebraker |
NOTICE OF HEARING
DATE: |
Tuesday, February 12, 2002 |
TIME: |
8:30 – 12:00pm |
PLACE: |
Conference Room 329 State Capitol 415 South Beretania Street |
A G E N D A
HB 2060 |
RELATING TO THE FOOD SAFETY CONSULTATIVE AND EDUCATION PROGRAM . |
HLT, JHA |
Prohibits information gained from food safety consultative and education program from being used for enforcement purposes. Deletes voluntary aspects of program. (Arakaki) |
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HB 2065 |
RELATING TO NURSES |
HLT, CPC |
Authorizes the board of nursing, rather than DCCA and the board of medical examiners, respectively, to grant prescriptive authority to APRNs and to designate formularies. Establishes an advisory committee on formularies. Deletes obsolete language.(Lee) |
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HB 2653 |
RELATING TO HEALTH CARE FINANCING |
HLT, FIN |
Establishes a prescription drug plan open to any retired senior citizen. Appropriates funds. (Takamine) |
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HB 2219 |
RELATING TO THE REGULATION OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS |
HLT, JHA, FIN |
Grants DOH certain regulatory powers over tobacco and tobacco products. Requires annual reports from tobacco manufacturers regarding added constituents, toxic constituents and nicotine in tobacco products. (Arakaki) |
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HB 2741 |
RELATING TO THE CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO TAX. |
HLT, FIN |
Increases the excise tax paid by wholesalers or dealers on cigarettes and tobacco products sold or used after June 30, 2002, to 10 cents per cigarette , and to fifty percent of the wholesale price of the tobacco product. (M. Oshiro) |
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HB 2258 |
RELATING TO MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPY |
HLT, CPC |
Removes sunset on the marriage and family therapy law, authorizes reciprocity, repeals exemptions dealing with overlapping occupations, and repeals violations of certain ethical standards as ground for discipline. (Say) (BR) |
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HB 286 |
RELATING TO MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS Repeals sunsetting of license requirements for marriage and family therapists. (Arakaki) |
HLT, CPC, FIN |
HB 2503 |
RELATING TO VITAL STATISTICS |
HLT, FIN |
Provides a consistent fee structure for permits relating to burial and disinterment (sic) administered by the DOH. Provides funds to help automate the process of registering death events.(Say) (BR) |
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HB 2506 |
RELATING TO VITAL STATISTICS |
HLT, FIN |
Provides a more streamlined, efficient and convenient process for registering and recording births and deaths occurring in the State. (Say, B/R) |
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HB 2505 |
RELATING TO BIRTH DEFECTS |
HLT, FIN |
Establishes a Birth Defects Program in the DOH. Allows DOH to collect data on birth defects and other adverse reproductive outcomes, and to provide information to families and health care providers about health and early intervention services. Establishes a Birth Defects Special Fund to pay for operating expenses of the Birth Defects Program. (Say, B/R) |
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HB 2518 |
RELATING TO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES |
HLT, FIN |
Authorizes the Department (DOH) to assist in the implementation of a statewide poision(sic) information program.(Say)(BR) |
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HB 2523 |
RELATING TO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES |
HLT, FIN |
Authorizes the Department (DOH)to implement and maintain a trauma registry for the collection of information concerning the treatment of critical trauma patients at state-designated trauma centers, and administer a system for the management of that information.(Say)(BR) |
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HB 2709 |
RELATING TO HEALTH |
HLT, FIN |
Determines how monies in the hospital and medical facilities special fund are expended. Limits amount to be spent on education. Returns amounts in excess of $___to general fund annually. Clarifies that DOH administrative penalties are to be deposited to the general fund.(Abinsay) |
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HB 1359 |
RELATING TO ELDERLY AFFAIRS Short form bill relating to elderly affairs. (Arakaki) |
HLT |
DECISION MAKING TO FOLLOW
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________________________________________ Rep. Dennis A. Arakaki Chair |
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