Protecting Pennsylvania’s Children and Supporting Families Read more
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Hanbidge bill to provide women with perimenopause and menopause educational materials passes the House Read more
Baby Food Protection Act, legislation to regulate toxic metals in baby food, passes House Read more
Pennsylvania House Advances Menopause Treatment Coverage Bill package, Expanding Access to Critical Healthcare for Women Read more
“For too long, women experiencing perimenopause and menopause have been overlooked in our health care system, workplaces and communities,” said Hanbidge, D-Montgomery. “The passage of this package is an important step toward changing that. Women deserve accurate information, evidence-based care and the support they need to stay healthy, work and thrive. Menopause affects women’s health, quality of life, careers and families, with an economic impact of $26.6 billion each year. This legislation recognizes that women’s health matters at every stage of life and begins breaking down the barriers that have held too many women back.” Read more
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Today, the Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee reported out House Bill 2758, introduced by state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta and co-sponsored by state Reps. Chris Pielli, Liz Hanbidge, Paul Friel, and Perry Warren. The bill would amend Pennsylvania’s Election Code to clarify and make explicit that law enforcement officers are prohibited from being within 100 feet of a polling location on Election Day. “The statements and actions from the current federal administration have unfortunately necessitated us clarifying a nearly centuries old commonsense prohibition on law enforcement presence on Election Day,” Kenyatta said. “Our legislation is intended to do two things. First, to ensure that every Pennsylvanian understands that our elections will be free and fair and that they can vote without fear. Second, to make abundantly clear to any federal agent that may be confused that you cannot operate with impunity in Pennsylvania. Our law provides no wiggle room and will be enforced in the commonwealth.” If passed by the General Assembly, Pennsylvania would be the 29th state with similar voter protection laws. “The hour is upon us, and the choice is clear that we legislators must once again heed that sacred oath we took to support, obey and defend our constitution and all the processes it entails to include the administration of free and fair elections,” Pielli said. “As President Roosevelt once said, ‘The only thing we have Read more
Federal Government Changes Read more
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Rep. Hanbidge Announces More Than $1.6 million in new local grants Read more
“Menopause affects millions of women, yet our healthcare system, workplaces and public policy too often fall short of meeting their needs. Women deserve access to the information, treatment and support necessary to manage its impact,” Hanbidge said. “Menopause can significantly affect a woman’s health, quality of life and ability to work, with consequences that extend to families, employers and our economy. Lost productivity and healthcare expenses related to menopause are estimated to cost $26.6 billion each year. We can and must do better. Read more
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