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David Stanley Ford

Oklahoma Legislature Bill Updates: Friday, March 27, 2009

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Published: March 27, 2009

BLACK BEAR HUNTING
At stake: House Bill 1464 would require a license to hunt black bears.

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What happened: Passed the Senate Tourism and Wildlife Committee.

What’s next: Goes to the full Senate.

JULIE BISBEE, CAPITOL BUREAU

AUTISM TREATMENT
At stake: House Bill 2027 would provide for training and licensing of behavior analysts and assistant behavior analysts who work with children with autism.

What happened: Passed the Senate Health and Human Services Committee.

What’s next: Goes to the full Senate.

JULIE BISBEE, CAPITOL BUREAU

HEALTH INSURANCE
At stake: House Bill 2026 would strengthen the Insure Oklahoma program and allow Oklahomans younger than 40 to buy cheaper insurance policies and would provide incentives to employers to use pretax dollars to buy health coverage.

What happened: Passed the Senate Health and Human Services Committee.

What’s next: Goes to the full Senate.

JULIE BISBEE, CAPITOL BUREAU

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Okay, so tell me, just how is HB 2027 going to help the 7500 children in this state who need their autism treatments covered by their parents insurance? Oh yeah, it DOES NOTHING.. It's great we can license our BCBA's. As soon as they receive their education and license, they will move to another state that has insurance coverage so they can make money just like the Speech/Language Pathologist do that graduate from college in Tulsa. What a joke. The GOP is doing nothing to help these children...all they are doing is helping the big insurance monolopy in Oklahoma remain a monopoly....do you see the little strings on Benge, Sullivan and Steele? They are just little puppets for the insurance lobby. Robyne Rohde
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