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SB 306

Revises provisions relating to mental health services for children. (BDR 39-796)

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Erica Mosca

SB 306 revises Nevada's child mental health services framework; passed 38-4 but was rerouted to fiscal committee, indicating potential budget concerns requiring resolution.

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Bill Summary · SB 306

Legislative bill overview

SB 306 revises Nevada's mental health services framework for children, though the bill text itself is not provided here. Based on the legislative history, the bill underwent multiple amendments and committee reviews, ultimately passing the floor with substantial support (38-4) before being reconsidered and rerouted to the Ways and Means Committee, suggesting fiscal implications warranted closer examination.

Why is this important

Mental health services for children directly affect youth well-being, school performance, and early intervention outcomes. Nevada's revision of these provisions could expand access, modify funding mechanisms, or change service delivery standards—all of which have downstream effects on families, school districts, and the state budget.

Potential points of contention

  • Fiscal impact: The bill's referral to Ways and Means after initial passage suggests budgetary concerns about implementation costs or funding sources that required additional scrutiny
  • Service scope and access: Revisions to mental health services often involve disputes over which conditions are covered, which providers qualify, and how rural vs. urban areas are served
  • Implementation timeline: Multiple reprints and amendments indicate stakeholders may have disagreed on how quickly provisions should take effect or how phased implementation should proceed

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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