MD HB902 | 2023 | Regular Session

Status

Completed Legislative Action
Sponsorship: Partisan Bill (Democrat 2)
Status: Passed on May 3 2023 - 100% progression
Action: 2023-05-03 - Approved by the Governor - Chapter 412
Text: Latest bill text (Chaptered) [PDF]

Summary

Establishing that a hernia caused as a result of repetitive trauma may be considered an occupational disease and be compensable subject to certain provisions of the workers' compensation law.

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Title

Labor and Employment - Workers' Compensation - Hernia

Sponsors


Roll Calls

2023-03-31 - Senate - Third Reading Passed (Y: 47 N: 0 NV: 0 Abs: 0) [PASS]
2023-03-18 - House - Third Reading Passed (Y: 124 N: 10 NV: 1 Abs: 5) [PASS]

History

DateChamberAction
2023-05-03HouseApproved by the Governor - Chapter 412
2023-04-03HouseReturned Passed
2023-03-31SenateThird Reading Passed (47-0)
2023-03-29SenateSecond Reading Passed
2023-03-29SenateFavorable Adopted
2023-03-29SenateFavorable Report by Finance
2023-03-20SenateReferred Finance
2023-03-18HouseThird Reading Passed (124-10)
2023-03-16HouseSecond Reading Passed with Amendments
2023-03-16HouseFavorable with Amendments {253921/1 Adopted
2023-03-16HouseFavorable with Amendments Report by Economic Matters
2023-02-09HouseHearing 2/28 at 1:00 p.m.
2023-02-09HouseFirst Reading Economic Matters

Same As/Similar To

SB839 (Crossfiled) 2023-05-03 - Approved by the Governor - Chapter 411

Subjects


Code Citations

ChapterArticleSectionCitation TypeStatute Text
Labor and Employment9504(n/a)See Bill Text

Maryland State Sources


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