Committee advances wide package of bills; summary of key votes and measures The committee approved a block of consumer‑protection, property, child‑protection and administrative bills and rejected several high‑profile measures, including the Capitol carry bill and a qui tam measure on abortion pills. This article lists major measures and recorded outcomes.

A House committee has just passed a sweeping package of bills addressing crucial issues like child protection and consumer rights, while controversially rejecting others like the Capitol carry bill.

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House Health Care Committee reviews 2025 health laws, urges close oversight of hospital transformation The House Health Care Committee heard a detailed review of 2025 health legislation, including Act 68 health care delivery reforms directing reference‑based pricing and global hospital budgets, and was warned to monitor rapid implementation timelines to protect access and hospital viability.

The House Health Care Committee is sounding the alarm on urgent reforms in Vermont's health laws, pushing for close oversight to ensure hospitals can survive a dramatic transformation.

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N.H. committee reviews bill to let small farms process meat for in‑state sale amid sharp food‑safety debate Lawmakers in the Environment and Agriculture Committee reviewed House Bill 396 and an amendment to allow limited intrastate slaughter of beef, swine, sheep and goats for sale in New Hampshire without routine federal inspection. The Department of Agriculture commissioner warned the proposal could undermine food safety and risk federal withdrawal of

A heated debate is unfolding in New Hampshire as lawmakers consider a controversial bill that could allow small farms to process meat without federal inspection, raising serious concerns about food safety.

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Bills would require manufacturers to fund NPLEx transactions and modernize online pseudoephedrine sales Representatives Bagole and McFaul presented a two‑bill package to preserve Michigan's NPLEx electronic blocking system by requiring manufacturers who sell pseudoephedrine products in Michigan to pay for their product transactions, and to allow online/curbside transactions while maintaining ID checks and purchase limits.

Michigan is taking a bold step to modernize pseudoephedrine sales while ensuring public safety by requiring manufacturers to fund the electronic system that blocks illicit sales.

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