Relating to the provision of menstrual products at public schools.
Sponsored By: Alma A. Allen, Diego M. Bernal, Aicha Davis, Lulu Flores, Donna Howard
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Bill Overview
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Sponsors & Cosponsors
Sponsors
Alma A. Allen
House
Diego M. Bernal
House
Aicha Davis
House
Lulu Flores
House
Donna Howard
House
Cosponsors
John Bryant
House
John H. Bucy lll
House
Sheryl Cole
House
Nicole Collier
House
Mary E. González
House
Vikki Goodwin
House
Gina Hinojosa
House
Ann Johnson
House
Terry Meza
House
Penny Morales Shaw
House
Ana-María Rodríguez Ramos
House
Jon E. Rosenthal
House
James Talarico
House
Gene Wu
House
Erin Zwiener
House
Roll Call Votes
No roll call votes available for this bill.
Actions Timeline
Referred to Public Education
3/3/2025HouseRead first time
3/3/2025HouseFiled
11/12/2024House
Bill Text
Introduced
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