2007 Senate Bill 593 (Impose licensure on tattoo parlors ) (House Roll Call 535)
Passed in the House (87 to 19) on November 28, 2007, to require licensure and regulation of tattoo parlors that perform tattooing, branding, or body-piercing ("body art"). The bill would impose fees of $500 for an initial three-year license; $300 for a three-year renewal; and $100 for a license to operate a facility at a fixed site for up to two weeks. Among other things the bill would require the owner or operator to maintain and make available to health departments a permanent record of each customer, including name, address, age, and signature; the date; the design and location of the tattooing, branding, or body-piercing, and more. [History, Amendments & Comments]
The vote was 87 in favor, 19 opposed, and 4 not voting
(House Roll Call 535 at House Journal 126)
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The following legislators supported 2007 Senate Bill 593 (Impose licensure on tattoo parlors ):
The following legislators opposed 2007 Senate Bill 593 (Impose licensure on tattoo parlors ):
The following legislators did not vote on 2007 Senate Bill 593 (Impose licensure on tattoo parlors ):
| Griffin (D) | Law, Kathleen (D) | Steil (R) | Vagnozzi (D) |
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1) 2007 Senate Bill 593 (Impose licensure on tattoo parlors ) [by admin on January 1, 2001]Introduced in the Senate on June 19, 2007, to require licensure and regulation of tattoo parlors that perform tattooing, branding, or body-piercing ("body art"). The bill would impose fees of $500 for an initial three-year license; $300 for a three-year renewal; and $100 for a license to operate a facility at a fixed site for up to two weeks. Among other things the bill would require the owner or operator to maintain and make available to health departments a permanent record of each customer, including name, address, age, and signature; the date; the design and location of the tattooing, branding, or body-piercing, and more
The vote was 38 in favor, 0 opposed and 0 not voting
(Senate Roll Call 354 at Senate Journal 95)
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