HB 5449
Repealing the Addiction Treatment Pilot Program
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Bill overview
This bill seeks to formally end the Addiction Treatment Pilot Program in West Virginia. It proposes to repeal sections of the West Virginia Code that previously defined and governed the program. The Department of Homeland Security – Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation requested this repeal, indicating the program is no longer active. This action removes outdated legislation related to the pilot program.
Key provisions
- Repeal of §62-15A-1 (Definitions)
- Repeal of §62-15A-2 (Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety Drug Addiction Treatment Program)
- Repeal of §62-15A-3 (Annual reports)
Who is affected
- Department of Homeland Security – Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation
- Individuals previously involved in the Addiction Treatment Pilot Program
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Primary sponsor
Akers
Cosponsor
Flanigan
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