HB 225
From the 80(R) Session
Paxton
Limit Funding of Stem Cell Research
Introduced: Committee report sent to Calendars
TAGS: stem cells
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Updated by jeweke on Dec 12, 2006 8:46:19

Summary


Adopts by reference the federal prohibitions on funding biomedical research which are in place as of January 1, 2007. This includes federal limitations on embryonic stem cell research.

Background and Commentary


In the 79th legislature, Paxton filed HB2081(79th), a bill limiting state funding of embryonic stem cell research. This bill never made it out of the state affairs committee. The language in this bill is more general, and adopts all federal guidelines in place as of 1/1/07. If the federal government moves forward from these guidelines, Texas will keep the 2007 guidelines in statute.

Political Commentary

Paxton's previous stem cell bill was opposed by Texas Freedom Network and The Texas Medical Association

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Updated by jeweke on Dec 31, 1969 16:00:00
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Summary


Adopts by reference the federal prohibitions on funding biomedical research which are in place as of January 1, 2007. This includes federal limitations on stem cell research.

Background and Commentary


In the 79th legislature, Paxton filed HB2081(79th), a bill limiting state funding of embryonic stem cell research. This bill never made it out of the state affairs committee. The language in this bill is more general, and adopts all federal guidelines in place as of 1/1/07. If the federal government moves forward from these guidelines, Texas will keep the 2007 guidelines in statute.

Political Commentary

Paxton's previous stem cell bill was opposed by Texas Freedom Network and The Texas Medical Association
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