Crossover Day comes to Georgia
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Crossover Day is the deadline lawmakers set to get most bills passed one chamber in time to become law before the end of the legislative session. Here's what we're watching.
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ATLANTA — After years of nibbling around the edges of regulations governing how Georgia hospitals operate, the General Assembly may decide to scrap the Certificate of Need (CON) law altogether.
Sen. Carden Summers, the sponsor of a bill to ban discussions about sexual orientation and gender identity in Georgia's private schools, said he never had any intention of it passing this session. "I dropped the bill to start a conversation."
The Georgia State Legislature may end the Certificate of Need law, intended to reduce health care costs, but some argue it has created monopolies.