Bill > HB751

This bill establishes a committee to study the licensure of outpatient substance use disorder treatment facilities, which are places that provide treatment for addiction outside of a hospital setting, to determine if certain non-clinical recovery support services should be exempt from licensure and if additional resources are needed for oversight. It also allows parents to enroll their children in any public school within the state, regardless of where they live, by removing the requirement that a child attend the school in their resident district and expanding the definition of "open enrollment public school" to include any public school that enrolls students from outside its district. Finally, it creates a limited exemption to parental consent requirements for recordings made during required assessments or school-sponsored events that are open to the general public, meaning events accessible to the wider community.

Budget and Finance, Government Affairs, Health and Social Services

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