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HB 6027

House·18th Congress·Filed Jan 22, 2020

An Act Protecting Unattended Children in Motor Vehicles

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Author · Representative

Domingo Rivera
RepresentativeDomingo Rivera
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Author · Representative

Domingo Rivera
RepresentativeDomingo Rivera
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HBN-06027 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress

HB 6027: An Act Protecting Unattended Children in Motor Vehicles · CivicSync PH

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