HB 2315

Kansas House bill in Session 2025-2026.

Status: in_committee. Latest action: February 6, 2025.

HB2315 - Designating every September 9 as Kansas fetal alcohol spectrum disorders day.

Bill ID KS-2025-2026-HB-2315
Session 2025-2026
Status in_committee
Committee Health and Human Services
House in_committee 2025-02-06
Summary

Designating every September 9 as Kansas fetal alcohol spectrum disorders day.

Sponsor
House Committee on Health and Human Services
Official Source Back to Bills
Actions Timeline
Date Event Detail
2025-02-06 Introduced Bill introduced
2025-02-06 Status in_committee
2025-02-06 Latest Action Referred to House Committee on Health and Human Services
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