Author: Scott Oelslager
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An Ohio legislative update from Rep. Scott Oelslager
The House was successful in passing a number of pieces of legislation in the last several weeks including measures to modify the requirements to obtain a CPA certificate and to revise the occupational licensing restrictions applicable to individuals convicted of criminal offenses.
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Ohio legislative update from Rep. Scott Oelslager for May 27, 2020
The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation last week including measures to protect victims of domestic violence and to ban surprise medical bills.
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Ohio legislative update for May 19, 2020
The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation last week including assisting families in adopting children and updating Ohio’s cybercrime laws.
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In Case You Missed It: Updates from Rep. Scott Oelslager for March 3
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Over the past few weeks I’ve come across several things in the news that I wanted to share. A lot has been happening in the state of Ohio, including the release of a new draft of the Ohio Domestic Action Plan and coronavirus screening recommendations for paramedics and EMTs. The Ohio Domestic…
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In Case You Missed It: Updates from Rep. Scott Oelslager for Feb. 24
The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation two weeks ago including bills to give first responders PTSD coverage under the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation and to establish the Chiropractic Loan Repayment Program.
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In Case You Missed It: Updates from Rep. Scott Oelslager for Feb. 12
Over the past few weeks I’ve come across several things in the news that I wanted to share. A lot has been happening in the state of Ohio, including funding for water quality testing, a drop in drug overdose deaths, and record breaking gambling revenues.
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In Case You Missed It: Updates from Rep. Scott Oelslager for Feb. 7
Over the past few weeks I’ve come across several things in the news that I wanted to share. A lot has been happening in the state of Ohio, including funding for water quality testing, a drop in drug overdose deaths, and record breaking gambling revenues.