Legislative Recap of First Quarter of 2024
The first quarter of 2024 was bustling in state legislatures around the country.
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The first quarter of 2024 was bustling in state legislatures around the country.
In June, the Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF), a libertarian public interest law firm, filed suit against the Medical Board of California, in McBride v. Hawkins, challenging the state’s telehealth
The IMLC is increasing license portability for physicians in participating states, in 2023, 39 percent of initial licenses were issued via the IMLCC pathway, up from 31 percent in 2022 and
This week, on Tuesday, FSMB held its annual Day on the Hill.
On September 25, the House passed a noncontroversial continuing resolution (CR) 341-82, funding the government until December 20, averting a government shutdown that was slated for October
The California Legislature’s regular session adjourned on September 1, but lawmakers are back in Sacramento for a special session to address gas prices in the state.
As we near the end of 2024, with most state legislatures adjourned and Congress in recess until the upcoming election, it is a great time to look back at the first three quarters of 2024
As Congress’ lame-duck session reached its conclusion, one major, must-pass piece of legislation was enacted – a government funding bill (continuing resolution) to avoid a government shutdown
At the state level, 40 states are currently in session and legislators are wasting no time with their policy priorities – as evidenced by the large quantity of introduced
The Drug Enforcement Agency announced last Friday that the temporary rule “Third Temporary Extension of COVID-19 Telemedicine Flexibilities for Prescription of Controlled Medications” (RIN