Hep B Repeal Heads to the Floor and More!
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Update From Last Week
Thank you to everyone who signed in, sent emails, and took the time to attend hearings last week. HB1811, in particular, saw an overwhelming show of public support.
At this time, no further action has been taken on any of the bills in committees that we weighed in on last week, with one exception. HB1671 was unfortunately voted unanimously to Interim Study, meaning the issue will be studied further, but the bill will not advance this session.
The hearing to confirm Justice Daniel Will was Friday and the Executive Council will vote at their next meeting.
Good news: HB1448, banning WEF education curriculum, passed the House and heads to the Senate!
NOTE: Due to renovations, for the next two years, all House hearings will be held at 1 Granite Place, Concord, NH.
Wednesday, February 11th, N.H. House
Judiciary
Room 230, Granite Place
⭐ 1:00 p.m. – SUPPORT – HB1292
This bill prohibits the use of stem cells derived from aborted fetal cells and expands life saving stem cell treatments that do not use abortion.
🔗 Click here to register your disposition and testimony
✉️ Email the committee
housejudciary@rebuildnh.com
Thursday, February 12th, N.H. Senate
Education Finance
Room 103, SH
⭐ 9:30 a.m. – SUPPORT – HB656
This bill requires that all federal grants be voted on by the school board and that the school board notify the public of all requirements attached to the grant.
🔗 Click here to register your disposition and testimony
✉️ Email the committee
Keith.Murphy@gc.nh.gov
James.Gray@gc.nh.gov
Sharon.Carson@gc.nh.gov
Ruth.Ward@gc.nh.gov
Cindy.Rosenwald@gc.nh.gov
Debra.Altschiller@gc.nh.gov
Thursday, February 12th
CNH House Session
⭐ SUPPORT – HB1584
This bill requires that every notice, advertisement, or advisement of vaccination by the health department also include a notification of religious and medical exemptions.
✉️ Contact your representatives here
Thursday, February 12th
NH House Session
⭐ SUPPORT – HB1719
This bill repeals the Hep B vaccine from the mandated vaccines for school and daycare attendance.
✉️ Contact your representatives here
I appreciate everyone who spends the time each week to register their disposition and write testimony. I recommend copying and pasting the testimony, which can be as simple as a single sentence in support or opposition, into both the online submission form and in an email.
Testimony submitted in the submission form is entered in the permanent record, but in my opinion, emails make more of a difference from an activism perspective.
