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Legislative Roundup: 21 Days Left In 2021 Session

Legislative Roundup: 21 Days Left In 2021 Session
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Legislature: Historic New Mexico Civil Rights Act Passes Senate Committee

Legislature: Historic New Mexico Civil Rights Act Passes Senate Committee
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Federal and State Legislators Introduce Bills Seeking Medical D

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Federal and State Legislators Introduce Medical Debt Bills

Federal and State Legislators Introduce Medical Debt Bills Federal bill reintroduced in 117th Congress would impede hospitals’ ability to collect. Maryland and New Mexico also consider medical debt legislation. 2/26/2021 8:00 AM  NewsStateAdvocacy Democratic senators have reintroduced legislation to prevent health care providers from actions such as wage garnishment in connection with unpaid medical debts. It is among several proposals on medical debt collections introduced at the state and federal level this year. Suspend all extraordinary collection actions by health care providers for all medical debt (e.g. wage garnishment, bank account seizure) during the covered period (i.e. from Feb. 1, 2020, until the end of the public health emergency or 18 months after enactment of this bill).

Police reform bill clears Senate panel after changes | The NM Political Report

By Robert Nott, Santa Fe New Mexican | February 24, 2021 Some three weeks after its introduction, a bill encompassing sweeping police reforms cleared its first committee hearing but only after the sponsor made considerable changes.  Members of the Senate Health and Public Affairs Committee voted 4-3 Wednesday to move Senate Bill 227 to the Senate Judiciary Committee.  Among other measures, the bill would restrict police officers’ use of physical force and require them to intercede and report when they witness excessive use of force by a colleague.  Law enforcement agencies also would have to submit a report to the state within 30 days of an incident and post the report on their website for public access.

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