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Senator Bill Diamond

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Senator Bill Diamond
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We speak with Senator Bill Diamond.  At least nine bills proposing changes to child welfare and protection received approval by legislative leaders to be considered during the session that begins next month. The upcoming “second session” is reserved for specific types of bills, including emergency legislation, budget bills and bills from the governor.

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