WV HB2503 | 2010 | Regular Session

West Virginia House Bill 2503 (Prior Session Legislation)

Status

Completed Legislative Action
Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Republican 1-0)
Status: Passed on April 22 2010 - 100% progression
Action: 2010-06-09 - Effective Date

Summary

The purpose of this bill is to require licensed tattoo artists to inform patrons, prior to performing the tattoo procedure, of the potential problems that a tattoo may cause in relation to the clinical reading of magnetic resonance imaging studies, should the medical need for such studies ever arise.

Title

Requiring licensed tattoo artist to inform patrons, prior to performing the tattoo procedure, of the potential problems that a tattoo may cause in relation to the reading of magnetic resonance imaging

History

Date	Chamber	Action
2010-06-09		Effective Date
2010-04-22		Chapter 183, Acts, 2010
2010-03-20		Approved by Governor 3/19/10 - House Journal
2010-03-19		Approved by Governor 3/19/10
2010-03-19		Approved by Governor 3/19/10 - Senate Journal
2010-03-20		To Governor 3/19/10 - House Journal
2010-03-19		To Governor 3/19/10 - Senate Journal
2010-03-19		To Governor 3/19/10
2010-03-12		House Message received
2010-03-11		Completed legislative action
2010-03-11		Communicated to Senate
2010-03-11		House concurred in Senate amendment and passed bill (Roll No. 244)
2010-03-11		House received Senate message
2010-03-10		Senate requests House to concur
2010-03-10		Passed Senate with amended title (Roll No. 30)
2010-03-10		Read 3rd time
2010-03-10		On 3rd reading
2001-03-10		Committee amendment adopted (Voice vote)
2010-03-10		Read 2nd time
2001-03-10		Suspension of Constitutional Rule (Roll No. 29)
2001-03-10		On 2nd reading
2010-03-10		Read 1st time
2010-03-10		On 1st reading
2010-03-09		Reported do pass, with amendment and title amendment
2010-02-05		To Health and Human Resources
2010-02-05		To Health and Human Resources
2010-02-05		Introduced in Senate
2010-02-04		Communicated to Senate
2010-02-04		Passed House (Roll No. 26)
2010-02-04		Read 3rd time
2010-02-04		On 3rd reading, House Calendar
2010-02-03		Read 2nd time
2010-02-03		On 2nd reading, House Calendar
2010-02-02		Read 1st time
2010-02-02		On 1st reading, House Calendar
2010-02-01		By substitute, do pass
2010-01-21		To House Judiciary
2010-01-21		With amendment, do pass, but first to Judiciary
2010-01-13		To House Health and Human Resources
2010-01-13		Introduced in House
2010-01-13		To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
2010-01-13		Filed for introduction