Question 1

What is HB 717?

Accepted Answer

Relating to the right of a public school employee to engage in religious speech or prayer while on duty.

Question 2

What is the current status of HB 717?

Accepted Answer

Referred to State Affairs

Question 3

Who sponsors HB 717?

Accepted Answer

Leach (author), Alders (coauthor), Ashby (coauthor), Bell, Keith (coauthor), Bonnen (coauthor), Buckley (coauthor), Cain (coauthor), Capriglione (coauthor), Cook (coauthor), Curry (coauthor), Dean (coauthor), DeAyala (coauthor), Dorazio (coauthor), Harrison (coauthor), Hefner (coauthor), Hickland (coauthor), Hopper (coauthor), Hull (coauthor), Isaac (coauthor), Kerwin (coauthor), LaHood (coauthor), Leo Wilson (coauthor), Little (coauthor), Lozano (coauthor), McLaughlin (coauthor), Metcalf (coauthor), Morgan (coauthor), Noble (coauthor), Olcott (coauthor), Oliverson (coauthor), Patterson (coauthor), Paul (coauthor), Pierson (coauthor), Schatzline (coauthor), Shaheen (coauthor), Shofner (coauthor), Slawson (coauthor), Spiller (coauthor), Swanson (coauthor), Troxclair (coauthor), Vasut (coauthor), Virdell (coauthor), Wharton (coauthor)

Relating to the right of a public school employee to engage in religious speech or prayer while on duty.

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