AN ACT TO EXTEND THE YOUTH RISK BEHAVIOR SURVEY TO INCLUDE PRIVATE AND CHARTER SCHOOLS IN GUAM, TO BE KNOWN AS THE “GUAM YOUTH RISK BEHAVIOR SURVEY INCLUSION ACT OF 2025.”
Sponsored By: Committee on Child Welfare
In Committee
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Sponsors & Cosponsors
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Committee on Child Welfare
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Cosponsors
Culture
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Disability Services
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Hagåtña Restoration by request of I Kongressun Manhoben Guåhan
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Historic Preservation
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Senior Citizens
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Women’s Affairs
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Youth Affairs
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in accordance with 2 GCA § 7103
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the Arts
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the Guam Youth Congress
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Actions Timeline
Fiscal note requested
10/21/2026legislatureReferred to committee
10/21/2026legislatureIntroduced as Bill No. 377-38 (LS)
10/15/2026legislature
Bill Text
Introduced
10/15/2026
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