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Top 10 Bills to be considered in this Session of the Legislature
This article is from the Marland Politics section of the Washington Post. Jan. 29, 2014

BILLBILL NAMEDESCRIPTIONTYPESTATUSRECENT COVERAGE
Maryland Health Insurance Plan - Access for Bridge Eligible Individuals* SB134 Allows individuals who have had trouble enrolling in the state's online health insurance exchange to temporarily enroll in the Maryland Health Insurance Plan. Health insurance Sent to governor. Passed House 94-42 on Jan. 28; passed Senate 34-7 on final vote Jan. 29. Md. Senate approves plan to help residents shut out of insurance exchange.Read more
Budget Bill (Fiscal Year 2015)* HB160 The state budget for the fiscal year starting July 1, 2015. Budget and taxes Pending in House committee O’Malley unveils $39 billion budget that he says closes shortfall without raising taxes.Read more
Maryland Minimum Wage Act of 2014* HB295andSB331 Raises the minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $10.10 by 2016. Economy Pending in House and Senate committees O’Malley talks up successes of previous seven years, calls for increase in minimum wage. Read more
Designation of New Wildlands* HB296andSB336 Designates specified areas of the state as wildlands. Environment and natural resources Pending in House and Senate committees
Prekindergarten Expansion Act of 2014* HB297andSB332 Establishes a grant program as the first step of phasing in "universal" pre-kindergarten. Education Pending in House and Senate committees Maryland looks to expand access to pre-kindergarten to more 4-year-olds.Read more
Health Services Cost Review Commission - Maryland All-Payer Model Contract* HB298andSB335 Authorizes a commission to set hospital rates and rate increases. Health Pending in House and Senate committees Maryland’s plan to upend health care spending.Read more
Crimes Committed in the Presence of a Minor* HB306andSB337 Authorizes judges to impose enhanced penalties for acts of violence committed in front of a child. Public safety Pending in House adn Senate committees
Peace Orders and Protective Orders - Burden of Proof* HB307andSB333 Changing the standard of proof from "clear and convincing evidence" to "a preponderance of the evidence" for final protective orders. Public safety Pending in House and Senate committees
Statewide Interoperability Radio Control Board* HB307andSB338 Establishes a board to oversee integrated radio statewide radio system for first-responders and other emergency personnel. Public safety Pending in House and Senate committees
Contraband - Telecommunication Devices - Penalty HB159andSB113andHB175andSB206 Makes it a felony to deliver a cell phone to someone in prison or jail. Public safety Pending in House and Senate committees As Baltimore jail corruption case unfolds, cellphone-penalty legislation returns to spotlight.Read more
Prohibition of Polygraph Examinations by Employers - Exemption HB173andSB126 Permits polygraphs of correctional facility employees. Public safety Pending in House and Senate committees Panel backs 10-year plan to replace antiquated Baltimore jail complex.Read more
Internal Investigative Unit - Name Change and Duties HB174andSB114 Expands duties of the corrections department's Internal Investigative Unit. Public safety Pending in House and Senate committees Panel backs 10-year plan to replace antiquated Baltimore jail complex.Read more
Correctional Facilities - Officers and Inspection Standards HB176andSB205 Allows officials to suspend correctional officers without pay for certain contraband violations. Public safety Pending in House and Senate committees Panel backs 10-year plan to replace antiquated Baltimore jail complex.Read more
Possession of Marijuana - Civil Offense SB364 Makes the possession or use of less than 10 grams of marijuana a civil offense. Public safety Pending in House and Senate committees Poll: Majority of Marylanders favor legalization of marijuana, consequences other than jail. Read more
Healthy Births for Incarcerated Women Act HB27 Prohibits use of physical restraints on female inmates who are giving birth or in labor and requires medical professionals to determine when an inmate is healthy enough to be returned to the correctional facility after giving birth. Public safety Pending in House committee Maryland delegates consider a ban on using restraints on pregnant inmates.Read more
Raw Milk - Consumer-owned Livestock HB3 Allows the sale and distribution of raw milk to consumers who buy an ownership interest in specified dairy animals. Health Pending in House committee Raw milk: Devotees seek their fix, despite the warnings about health risks. Read more

GRAPHIC: John Wagner, Jenna Johnson and Fredrick Kunkle - The Washington Post.


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