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HB 401 — Insurance rates and underwriting advertising costs
Georgia · Georgia · INTRODUCED
Purpose
Proposed changes to how certain insurance rates and underwriting-related advertising costs are addressed in Georgia insurance law.
Official summary
The official Georgia record shows introduction and House readings for HB 401, with referral to the Insurance Committee and no recorded enactment on the seeded record.
ALS and gene-carrier relevance
This record directly references ALS research, access, benefits, or related infrastructure. The official source controls the legal scope.
Policy scope and insurance types
- Policy scope
- Not stated
- Genetic policy scope
- Not stated
- Insurance types affected
- Not stated
- Policy type
- Bill
- Record type
- Current Bill
- Time status
- Current
- Verification
- Verified
- Discovered from
- Official Legislature
- Status detail
- Not stated
- Companion bills
- Not stated
- Derived from bill
- Not stated
- Codified as
- Not stated
Jurisdiction and session
- Jurisdiction
- Georgia · Georgia
- Session
- 2025–2026
- Topics
- life insurance, health insurance, Other ALS-related policy
- Bill / act number
- HB 401
- Introduced
- 02-11-2025
- Last action
- 02-13-2025
- Passed House / Assembly
- Not stated
- Passed Senate
- Not stated
- Governor action
- Not stated
- Approved / enacted
- Not stated
- Effective
- Not stated
- Vetoed
- Not stated
Sponsors, cosponsors, and committees
Sponsors
- Rep. Bethany M. Frye
- Rep. Joseph Gullett Momtahan
- Rep. David Ridley
- Rep. Alan Powell Bell
- Rep. Houston Gaines Roberts
- Rep. Matt Reeves Evans
Cosponsors
No verified names recorded in this policy snapshot.
Committees
- Georgia House Insurance Committee
Legislative support and votes
Vote history
No verified names recorded in this policy snapshot.
Verified organization support
No verified organization support recorded in this policy snapshot.
Verified opposition
No verified organization opposition recorded in this policy snapshot.
Historical timeline
Introduced in the Georgia House.
First reading recorded.
Second reading and Insurance Committee referral recorded.
Official text and source links
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Last verified: 09-30-2026
Last verified source: Open verification source ↗
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