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MA H2209

MA H2209
Providing health insurance coverage to the surviving children of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty


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Introduced
01/20/2015
In Committee
01/20/2015
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
07/31/2016

Introduced Session

189th General Court

Bill Summary

Relative to providing continuing health insurance coverage for surviving children of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty. Public Service.

AI Summary

This bill amends Chapter 32B of the General Laws, specifically sections 9C and 9G, to ensure that surviving children of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty can continue to receive health insurance coverage. The changes allow these dependents to maintain their insurance even if their surviving spouse remarries or passes away, and for dependents under the age of nineteen, this continuation of coverage is explicitly permitted regardless of the surviving spouse's remarriage or death. This provision aims to provide ongoing health security for the children of public servants who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

Committee Categories

Labor and Employment

Sponsors (38)

James Cantwell (D)* Bruce Ayers (D),  Ruth Balser (D),  Michael Brady (D),  Paul Brodeur (D),  Linda Campbell (D),  Daniel Cullinane (D),  Josh Cutler (D),  Angelo D'Emilia (R),  Michael Day (D),  Diana Dizoglio (D),  Dan Donahue (D),  Michelle DuBois (D),  Colleen Garry (D),  Ken Gordon (D),  Paul Heroux (D),  Kate Hogan (D),  Louis Kafka (D),  Peter Kocot (D),  Paul Mark (D),  Joe McGonagle (D),  James Miceli (D),  Frank Moran (D),  Matt Muratore (R),  Jim O'Day (D),  Thomas Petrolati (D),  Angelo Puppolo (D),  Dave Rogers (D),  Danny Ryan (D),  Tom Sannicandro (D),  Todd Smola (R),  Tom Stanley (D),  Walter Timilty (D),  Timothy Toomey (D),  José Tosado (D),  Paul Tucker (D),  Steve Ultrino (D),  RoseLee Vincent (D), 

Last Action

Accompanied a study order, see H4367 (on 06/09/2016)

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