Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Improve IVC Process and Enhance Public Safety
This bill proposes several studies and pilot programs to improve North Carolina's involuntary commitment process and public safety. It directs the North Carolina Collaboratory to study data collection, legal standards, and the use of outpatient commitment. The bill also calls for a pilot program using telehealth for initial mental health examinations in jails and a plan to use mobile crisis units for these examinations. Additionally, it addresses staffing and bed shortages in state-operated mental health facilities and examines healthcare within jails.
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- R · PrimeTimothy Reeder
- R · PrimeHugh Blackwell
- R · PrimeCharles Miller
- R · PrimePatricia Cotham
- D · CoGloristine Brown
- D · CoKanika Brown
- D · CoTerry Brown
- D · CoLaura Budd
- R · CoCeleste Cairns
- R · CoGrant Campbell
- R · CoRichard Carver
- D · CoTracy Clark
- D · CoCarla Cunningham
- R · CoBrian Echevarria
- R · CoDudley Greene
- D · CoFrances Jackson
- R · CoDonnie Loftis
- R · CoJeffrey McNeely
- R · CoLarry Potts
- R · CoHeather Rhyne
- R · CoDennis Riddell
- R · CoBill Ward
- R · CoDonna White
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