Thursday, March 28st, N.H. House SESSION
⭐ SUPPORT OTP – HB1280
This bill defines informed consent and patients’ rights in the context of a doctor-patient relationship. It codifies minimum best practices in the delivery of health care and serves as a necessary stopgap against the increasingly perfunctory execution of medical services driven by the growing administrative infrastructure around healthcare.
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I also wanted to update you on the status of bills we have recently asked you to take action on.
Bad News
HB1664: This bill would have allowed children who were mutilated/harmed by gender “treatments” to have a legal cause of action against their medical providers. The bill failed by 17 votes on the floor. ALL Democrats and 8 Republicans voted to protect the financial interests of the medical establishment over justice for those who have been harmed.
HB1002: I don’t understand why people feel this bill is so necessary. I’ve really tried to figure it out, but I can’t. But the majority of the House agreed once again to pass these limitations to the Right to Know law. It heads to the Senate.
Good News
HB1365: This bill allows for biosimilar substitutions and has passed the committee unanimously. Thank you to everyone who helped pressure this committee when the bill looked like it was headed to a study.
SB417: We got the attention of the Senators, and while the bill has passed the Senate, it was sent back to the committee so that the language I was concerned about last week will be fixed.
