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NC · H349INTRO · 11 COSPONSORS

Modify HC POA/Adv Direct

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This bill updates the requirements for health care powers of attorney and advance health care directives in North Carolina. It clarifies who can serve as a qualified witness for these documents and allows the Secretary of State to accept electronic filings of advance health care directives. These changes aim to modernize the process for individuals appointing someone to make health care decisions on their behalf.

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Votes
Sponsorship · 15 Sponsors
Democrat9Republican6Independent0Other0
  • R · PrimeCody Huneycutt
  • R · PrimeLarry Potts
  • D · PrimeCarla Cunningham
  • R · PrimeGrant Campbell
  • D · CoGloristine Brown
  • D · CoAllen Buansi
  • D · CoTracy Clark
  • D · CoMike Colvin
  • D · CoMary Harrison
  • D · CoFrances Jackson
  • R · CoJeffrey McNeely
  • R · CoRay Pickett
  • D · CoGarland Pierce
  • R · CoTimothy Reeder
  • D · CoShelly Willingham
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