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IA HF2575
A bill for an act allowing a court to grant a grandparent or great-grandparent visitation rights of a child in certain circumstances.
This bill allows courts in Iowa to give visitation rights to grandparents and great-grandparents under specific circumstances. It aims to ensure that children can maintain relationships with their extended family, particularly when parents may not be facilitating those connections. The bill is intended to support family unity and the well-being of children.
Introduced House Ray Sorensen
IA HF2576
A bill for an act establishing the criminal offenses of possession of lethal narcotics and reckless homicide by lethal narcotic transfer, and providing penalties.
This bill aims to create new criminal offenses related to lethal narcotics. It establishes penalties for possessing these dangerous drugs and for causing someone's death through the transfer of lethal narcotics. Essentially, it seeks to address the serious issues of drug misuse and related fatalities in Iowa.
Introduced House Charley Thomson
IA SF2366
A bill for an act relating to certified medication aides.(Formerly SSB 3141.)
The bill IA SF2366 aims to establish regulations and guidelines for certified medication aides in Iowa. It focuses on defining their roles and responsibilities in administering medication to patients, ensuring that they are properly trained and certified. This legislation seeks to improve the quality of care in healthcare facilities by allowing trained aides to assist with medication management.
Introduced Senate Health And Human Services
IA SF2372
A bill for an act relating to statutory corrections that adjust language to reflect current practices, correct grammar, insert earlier omissions, delete redundancies and inaccuracies, resolve inconsistencies and conflicts, remove ambiguities, and establish Code editor directives.(Formerly SSB 3151.)
IA SF2372 is a bill aimed at making corrections to existing laws in Iowa. It seeks to update language to match current practices, fix grammatical errors, remove unnecessary repetitions, and clarify any confusing parts. The bill also establishes guidelines for how these changes should be made in the state code.
Introduced Senate Judiciary
IA HSB749
A bill for an act relating to state tort claims, including qualified immunity for state employees, and including retroactive applicability provisions.
This bill addresses how state tort claims are handled, particularly focusing on providing qualified immunity for state employees. This means that state workers may be protected from lawsuits under certain conditions. Additionally, the bill includes provisions that would apply retroactively, affecting past incidents as well.
Introduced House Judiciary