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Concerning the Enforcement of State Housing Laws by the Department of Law, and, in Connection Therewith, Establishing a Fair Housing Unit Within the Department of Law
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Concerning Procedural Requirements for the Administration of Property Tax, and, in Connection Therewith, Requiring the Property Tax Administrator to Maintain a List of Persons Interested in Receiving Notifications About Possible Amendments to Property Tax Manuals, Requiring Public Hearings With Notice in Connection With Amendments to Property Tax Manuals, Requiring Petitions for Changes to Property Tax Materials to Be in Writing, Requiring Notification About the Opportunity to Obtain Additional Information About the Valuation of Commercial Property, Requiring Notification About the Abatement Process, Allowing for the Correction of Errors Impacting Valuation of a Class or Subclass of Property, Establishing a Process for Accelerated Consideration of Certain Appeals, and Making an Appropriation
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Concerning the Ability of an Individual to Obtain an Occupational Credential Through the Occupational Credential Portability Program
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Concerning Theft of Public Benefits
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Concerning Marijuana Responsible Vendor Training
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Equal Protection and Scarce Therapies: The Role of Race, Sex, and Other Protected Classifications
No full textThe COVID-19 pandemic brought debates over the use of age in scarce resource allocation to the fore once again. Initially, particularly in developed countries, debates surrounded the use of older age as an exclusion or lower-priority criterion for receipt of scarce medical interventions such as ICU beds and ventilator therapy. Many advocacy groups for older adults argued that age should not be used as a criterion for access to such interventions.[1] In developed countries and in particular the United States, they were largely successful, at least with respect to formal policy, ensuring that resource allocation policies excluded or minimized the role of age-based prioritization that might work to the disadvantage of older adults. Some of these groups argued that the use of age would constitute “unlawful age discrimination
Concerning Behavioral Health Care Integration Services For Children And In
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Concerning A Stockpile Of Essential Materials That May Be Utilized In The Event Of A Declared Disaster Emergency And In Connection Therewith
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Concerning Measures To Support The Health Care Workforce And In Connection
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Concerning Unemployment Compensation
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