Action in the 2018 Legislative Session is officially at a close now, with May 8th being the final day for Governor Nathan Deal to sign or veto bills that passed the House and Senate.

Governor Deal vetoed a health-related bill, which would have created a state health policy director and a council to develop a “strategic vision’’ for Georgia health care. Deal said the bill, Senate Bill 357, would add unnecessary additional levels of government.

Click here to view our final Legislative Report for the 2018 session, including the fate of all the bills we’ve been following this year.