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Substitute House Bill 67 Proponent Testimony — Jack Advent, OVMA (May 28, 2020)

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Proponent testimony on Substitute House Bill 67 by Jack Advent, OVMA Executive Director, dated May 28, 2020, to the House Commerce & Labor Committee. On behalf of the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association, the testimony expresses support for the amendment offered relating to information on charitable work performed by veterinarians, which it calls a modest and reasonable change to the criteria for those selected as recipients. It states that Substitute House Bill 67 provides resources towards the challenge of student debt facing the veterinary profession and encourages favorable adoption of the bill.

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                      House Commerce & Labor Committee
                                 May 28, 2020
                  Substitute House Bill 67 Proponent Testimony
                     Jack Advent, OVMA Executive Director


Chairwoman Manning, Vice Chair Dean, Ranking Member Lepore-Hagan and
members of the House Commerce and Labor Committee. On behalf of the
Ohio Veterinary Medical Association I am here today to express our support
for the amendment offered relating to information on charitable work
performed by veterinarians. This is a modest and reasonable change to the
criteria for those selected as recipients.

Substitute House Bill 67 in its entirety reflects an equitable, fiscally
responsible and meaningful approach to addressing animal care needs in our
communities, can assist with attracting and retaining employment of
veterinarians in Ohio, and provides resources towards the challenge of
student debt facing the veterinary profession.

We respectfully encourage your favorable adoption of Substitute House Bill
67 and appreciate the thoughtful consideration this Committee has exercised
in reviewing the proposal. I would be happy to answer any questions.




  Ohio Veterinary Medical Association – 1472 Manning Parkway, Powell, Ohio 43065 – 614.436.1300

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