Here I am for Gov. Sununu's signing of two bills I supported: HB 1791 (Relative to Biosimilar drugs -- which should significantly reduce healthcare costs to patients, hospitals and insurers) and SB376 (Regulating availability of pseudoephedrine, used to make methamphetamine), June 7 2018. Sen. Bradley and Rep. Rosenwald also attended.
- My voting record
- Opposing repeal of the NH Health Protection Program, Speech begins at 11:03.00
- Supporting SB313, reauthorizing Medicaid Expansion, speeches at 10:13 and 10:42
- Opposing legalization of firecrackers, Speech begins at 11:01.00
- Supporting the prevention of lead poisoning in children, Speech begins at 2:50.30
- 4 speeches, last one decisively overturning ITL on HB1822. Begin at 2:29, 2:43, 2:55 and 3:08 (Medicaid Managed Care, Krabbe Leukodystrophy, NH Health Protection Program, and Hormonal Contraceptives)
- 3 speeches. Begin at 11:31, 1:19 and 2:19 (Hospital Mergers, Animal Cruelty, Rescheduling Elections)
- Supporting informed consent before prescribing opioids, speech begins at 2:26.30
- Opposing repeal of the work requirement, Speech begins at 1:57.30
- In 2020, my HB1623, relative to telemedicine, was extremely timely and signed by Gov. Sununu 7/22/20
- In 2019, 5 of my prime sponsor bills were signed into law:
- HB237, establishing the NH Rare Disease Advisory Council, signed by Gov. Sununu 5/15/19
- HB369, relative to the prescription drug monitoring program, signed by Gov. Sununu 5/15/19
- HB508, relative to direct primary care, signed by Gov. Sununu 8/16/19
- HB511, relative to vaping, signed by Gov. Sununu 7/19/19
- HB528, relative to insurance reimbursement for emergency medical services, signed by Gov. Sununu 5/10/19
- HB237, establishing the NH Rare Disease Advisory Council, signed by Gov. Sununu 5/15/19
- In 2019, 27 out of 55 bills I sponsored became chaptered law -- more than any other Representative. Despite the disruption caused by covid-19, two more bills became law in 2020.