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HB121 
SB168 
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Funding
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2011
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FOR the purpose of altering State tax rates for alcoholic beverages sold in Maryland; altering the distribution of the alcoholic
beverage tax revenue; requiring the Comptroller to distribute a portion of the alcoholic beverage tax revenue to certain special
funds to be used only for certain purposes; establishing the Developmental Disability Support Fund as a special fund to be
used to support certain services for individuals with developmental disabilities WHEREAS, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal
Alcohol Spectrum Disorder are the leading known preventable causes of intellectual and physical disabilities; and WHEREAS,
One in 100 live births is affected by Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder each year, with lifetime
health care costs of more than $800,000 incurred;...
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HB121: Hearing scheduled 02/23/2011
SB168: Hearing scheduled 02/23/2011
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SB717
HB832 
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Funding
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2010
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Comptroller to distribute a portion of the alcoholic beverage tax revenue to certain special funds to be used only for certain
purposes; establishing the Developmental Disability Support Fund as a special fund to be used to support certain services
for individuals with developmental disability; establishing the Addiction Treatment and Prevention Fund as a special fund
to be used to support certain programs for the treatment and prevention of drug and alcohol addictions... WHEREAS, Fetal Alcohol
Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is the leading known preventable cause of intellectual and physical disabilities;
and WHEREAS, One in 100 live births is affected by Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder each year, with
lifetime health care costs of more than $800,000 incurred.
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SB717: Introduced and read 1st time 02/10/2010
HB 832: Introduced and read 1st time 02/09/2010
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HB791
SB729
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Funding
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2009
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Comptroller to distribute a portion of the alcoholic beverage tax revenue to certain special funds to be used only for certain
purposes; establishing the Developmental Disability Support Fund as a special fund to be used to support certain services
for individuals with developmental disability; establishing the Addiction Treatment and Prevention Fund as a special fund
to be used to support certain programs for the treatment and prevention of drug and alcohol addictions... WHEREAS, Fetal Alcohol
Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is the leading known preventable cause of intellectual and physical disabilities;
and WHEREAS, One in 100 live births is affected by Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder each year, with
lifetime health care costs of more
than $800,000 incurred
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HB791: Hearing at 1:00 p.m. (Ways and Means) 03/19/2009
SB729: Hearing at 1:00 p.m. 03/18/2009
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HB389 
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Requirements for Professionals
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2005
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Requiring the State Superintendent of Schools and the Professional Standards and Teacher Education Board to require applicants
for a teacher’s certificate to complete a minimum number of semester hours covering fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and to determine the minimum number of specified semester hours required for a teacher’s certificate; etc.
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Unfavorable report by Ways and Means 04/06/2005
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HB1270 
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Prevention
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2004
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Task Force to Study the Prevention of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Creates a task force to jointly with the Department of Health
and Mental Hygiene, identify certain at-risk individuals and groups, review and coordinate certain State programs related
to fetal alcohol syndrome, and develop guidelines for the creation of a certain campaign related to fetal alcohol syndrome. Requiring the Task Force to submit a certain report to the Governor and certain committees of the General Assembly on or before
a certain date; providing for the termination of this Act; and generally relating to the Task Force to Study the Prevention
of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
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Withdrawn 03/17/2004
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HB1273
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Requirements for Professionals
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2004
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Teachers – Certification – Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Course Credit. For the purpose of requiring the State Superintendent
of Schools and the Professional Standards and Teacher Education Board to require certain applicants for a teacher’s certificate
to complete a certain number of semester hours covering fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and to determine the number of minimum semester hours covering fetal alcohol spectrum disorders required for a teacher’s certificate.
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Assigned to Ways and Means; received an unfavorable report 03/27/2004
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HB1274 
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Prevention
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2004
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Public Health – Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Prevention – Public Awareness Campaign. For the purpose of requiring the secretary
of health and mental hygiene, in collaboration with other State agencies, to establish and promote a statewide public information,
awareness, and education campaign relating to the prevention of fetal alcohol syndrome; providing for the components of the campaign; authorizes the Secretary to use specified resources to carry out the provisions
of the Act.
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Signed by the Governor Chapter 409, 05/11/2004
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HB1114 
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Requirements for Professionals
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2004
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State Board of Physicians – Licensing and Continuing Education Requirements. For the purpose of requiring physicians to complete
a course or program on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders before becoming licensed; and authorizing the State Board of Physicians to require licensees to complete continuing education
requirements on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.
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Assigned to Health and Government Operations 02/18/2004
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