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Appropriation bills; Chairmen of House Appropriations and Senate Finance Committees to issue reports with budget conference report. Adding § 30-19.10:1. (Patron-Toscano,
HB 447 (F); Norment, SB 267 (F)) Atlantic Menhaden; Virginia Marine Resources Commission to study and report on strategies for implementing new requirements under amended Interstate Fishery Management Plan. (Patron-Northam,
SJR 75 (F)) Banks; joint subcommittee to study whether to establish a bank to be operated by State. (Patron-Marshall, R.G.,
HJR 12 (F)) Capital projects, local; planning commission to study impact of public facilities if comprehensive plan is implemented, relocation of utilities and cable lines. Amending § 15.2-2230.1. (Patron-Dudenhefer,
HB 1286 (Chapter 553)) Commercial space flight; funding and oversight. Amending §§ 2.2-2201, 2.2-2202, 2.2-2203, 2.2-2204, 2.2-2213, 2.2-2215, 33.1-23.03:2, 33.1-23.7, 58.1-423, and 58.1-638; adding §§ 2.2-2203.1 through 2.2-2203.4. (Patron-May,
HB 813 (Chapter 779); Herring, SB 284 (Chapter 817)) Community colleges; State Council of Higher Education to study feasibility to offer selected baccalaureate degrees in high-demand fields. (Patron-Favola,
SJR 19 (F)) Correctional enterprises; Director of Division of Purchases and Supply and Chief Executive Officer of Virginia Correctional Enterprises Program has authority to grant exemptions from mandatory purchase provisions, report. Amending § 53.1-48. (Patron-Peace,
HB 263 (Chapter 360)) Dental disease; Joint Commission on Health Care to study fiscal impact to State that results from untreated patients. (Patron-Barker,
SJR 50 (F)) Energy conservation; establishes statewide goal of reducing consumption of electric energy within State, etc., report. Amending § 67-202.1; adding § 56-596.1. (Patron-Englin,
HB 70 (F)) Flooding; Virginia Institute of Marine Science to study strategies for adaption to prevent recurrent flooding in Tidewater and Eastern Shore Virginia localities. (Patron-Stolle,
HJR 50 (P); Northam, SJR 76 (P)) Food deserts; Secretary of Health and Human Resources to explore and recommend strategies to eliminate to make healthy and affordable food products available and accessible to low-income and poor citizens and impoverished communities, report. (Patron-McQuinn,
HJR 88 (F)) Foster care; Department of Social Services to develop policies and procedures to protect personal identifying information and conduct annual credit checks of children 16 or older, report. Adding § 63.2-905.2. (Patron-Dance,
HB 500 (Chapter 432)) General Assembly; creation of new regulatory program, report by Board for Professional and Occupational Regulation. Amending § 54.1-310; adding § 30-19.1:4.1. (Patron-Gilbert,
HB 390 (F)) Geriatric prisoners; removes petition requirement for Parole Board to consider conditional release, report. Amending § 53.1-40.01. (Patron-Lucas,
SB 290 (C)) Gunston Hall; administrative head is appointed by Governor, report. Amending § 23-295; adding § 23-295.2. (Patron-Albo,
HB 478 (F); Puller, SB 137 (C)) Health care provider; Department of Health Professions to study options for accepting military training and experience as satisfying requirements for licensure, certification, or registration. (Patron-Stolle,
HJR 51 (F)) Health information; Department of Health to establish work group to examine needs related to health care reform. Adding § 32.1-276.9:1. (Patron-Saslaw,
SB 643 (I) See SB135) Higher educational institutions; annual report on graduation rates to State Council of Higher Education and requires Council to publish on website. Amending § 23-9.6:1; adding § 23-2.4. (Patron-Kory,
HB 655 (F)) Ignition interlock; Virginia State Crime Commission to study feasibility of requiring installation for DUI first offender along with issuance of an unrestricted operator’s license. (Patron-Loupassi,
HJR 13 (F)) Income tax, corporate; tax credits for donations to non-profit organizations providing assistance to low-income families, eligible students with disabilities, and certain scholarship foundations. Amending §§ 58.1-439.18 through 58.1-439.21 and 58.1-439.24; adding §§ 58.1-439.25 through 58.1-439.28. (Patron-Stanley,
SB 131 (Chapter 731)) Judges; Virginia State Crime Commission to study mandatory retirement age. (Patron-McWaters,
SJR 69 (C)) Land-disturbing activities; Secretary of Natural Resources to study potential modification of regulatory requirements to alleviate cost and time required to pursue. (Patron-Poindexter,
HJR 137 (F)) Local governments; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study local fiscal impact and taxation of property owned by local authorities in a different county, city, or town. (Patron-Wright,
HJR 2 (F)) Manufacturing sector; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study measures to eliminate disparity in share of state tax burden borne by State. (Patron-Wagner,
SJR 87 (F)) Marijuana; Governor requested to petition Administrator of Drug Enforcement Administration to amend regulations governing scheduling of drugs to move from Schedule I to Schedule II. (Patron-Englin,
HJR 139 (F)) Marijuana; joint subcommittee to study potential revenue impact on State of legalizing sale and use with certain restrictions and conditions, and selling it through State’s ABC stores. (Patron-Englin,
HJR 140 (F)) Medicaid; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study effect of payment policies for hospitals, nursing homes, and physicians on access to health care services. (Patron-Stosch,
SJR 92 (P)) Medicaid; joint subcommittee to study reducing costs by increasing efficiencies and reducing fraud. (Patron-Marshall, R.G.,
HJR 119 (F)) Medicaid; joint subcommittee to study reducing costs by using telemedicine. (Patron-Marshall, R.G.,
HJR 171 (F)) Medical doctors; joint subcommittee to study current and impending severe shortage in State. (Patron-Purkey,
HJR 84 (F)) Motor vehicles; authorized on-road clean screen program and testing equipment for emissions inspection stations. Amending §§ 46.2-1176, 46.2-1178, 46.2-1178.1, 46.2-1180, 46.2-1181, 46.2-1182, and 46.2-1182.2; adding § 46.2-1177.1. (Patron-May,
HB 805 (Chapter 216); Saslaw, SB 502 (Chapter 824)) Nonviolent felony offenders; Virginia State Crime Commission to study creation of rating mechanism to determine best use of resources for helping those released. (Patron-James,
HJR 127 (F)) Nonviolent felony offenses; Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission to study to aid certain classes of offenders in obtaining gainful employment. (Patron-Lucas,
SJR 64 (F)) Nutrient Offset Fund; establishes as priority for funding those nutrient offsets that are produced from facilities that generate electrical or heat energy, etc., using animal waste as fuel source, report. Amending § 10.1-2128.2. (Patron-Hanger,
SB 402 (C)) Parole; joint subcommittee to study reinstituting in State. (Patron-Sickles,
HJR 122 (F)) Public schools; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study suspension and expulsion practices and to recommend strategy to minimize such practices. (Patron-McClellan,
HJR 66 (F); Robinson, HJR 89 (F)) Recycling survey; requires solid waste planning units and localities to submit report at least every four years. Amending § 10.1-1411. (Patron-Garrett,
SB 676 (Chapter 834)) Rental inspections; City of Fairfax to conduct a study to identify which residential rental dwelling units meet requirements for rental inspection districts. (Patron-Marshall, D.W.,
HB 566 (F)) Route 28; VDOT to study desirability and feasibility of extending across Potomac River into Maryland Interstate Highway System. (Patron-Minchew,
HJR 131 (F)) School attendance; Board of Education to study causes of chronic school absenteeism and efficacy of establishing uniform requirements for maximum absences. (Patron-Alexander,
HJR 123 (F)) School divisions; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study cost efficiency of regionalizing and consolidating administrative personnel between school divisions and local governing bodies. (Patron-Morris,
HJR 110 (F)) Sexually violent predators; Director of Department of Corrections shall develop a protocol consistent with evidence-based best practices to assess whether prisoner or defendant meets definition, report. Amending §§ 19.2-169.3, 37.2-903, and 37.2-904. (Patron-Jones,
HB 1271 (Chapter 800); Blevins, SB 314 (Chapter 668)) Solitary confinement; Crime Commission to study uses including segregation, administrative isolation, etc., by Department of Corrections. (Patron-Ebbin,
SJR 93 (F)) Solitary confinement; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study uses including segregation, administrative isolation, etc., by Department of Corrections. (Patron-Hope,
HJR 126 (F)) State agencies; procurement of nonprofessional services. Amending §§ 2.2-1111 and 2.2-2622. (Patron-Cline,
HB 245 (F)) State Corporation Commission; required to review whether pass rate of licensing examination for life insurance and annuities agents is consistent with 2011 NAIC State Licensing Handbook. Amending § 38.2-1815. (Patron-Ware, R.L.,
HB 313 (Chapter 413)) State government; Governor’s reorganization of executive branch. Amending §§ 2.2-203, 2.2-203.2:1, 2.2-212, 2.2-214, 2.2-215, 2.2-221, 2.2-230, 2.2-435.8, 2.2-517, 2.2-1111, 2.2-1122, 2.2-1137, 2.2-1201, 2.2-1204, 2.2-1507, 2.2-2001, 2.2-2001.1, 2.2-2004, 2.2-2006, 2.2-2012, 2.2-2101, 2.2-2411, 2.2-2528, 2.2-2666.3, 2.2-2674.01, 2.2-2676, 2.2-2677, 2.2-2696, 2.2-3000, 2.2-3003 through 2.2-3005.1, 2.2-3501, 2.2-3705.2, 2.2-3705.3, 2.2-3705.5, 2.2-3711, 2.2-3902, 2.2-4002, 2.2-4006, 2.2-4024, 2.2-4117, 2.2-4118, 2.2-4343, 2.2-4345, 2.2-5510, 3.2-102, 3.2-109, 3.2-111, 3.2-114, 3.2-1100, 3.2-1102, 3.2-1800, 3.2-1802 through 3.2-1808, 3.2-1810, 3.2-1812, 3.2-1813, 3.2-1815, 3.2-2400 through 3.2-2407, 3.2-2408, 3.2-2409, 3.2-2410, 4.1-207.1, 4.1-223, 8.01-66.9, 8.01-418.2, 8.01-581.23, 9.1-102, 9.1-108, 10.1-104, 10.1-107, 10.1-400, 10.1-603.2, 10.1-603.2:1, 10.1-603.2:2, 10.1-603.4, 10.1-603.8:1, 10.1-603.12, 10.1-603.12:1, 10.1-603.14, 10.1-1102, 10.1-1103, 10.1-1183, 10.1-1186, 15.2-738, 15.2-1507, 15.2-1535, 15.2-1604, 15.2-2159, 15.2-2232, 16.1-287, 16.1-293, 19.2-389, 22.1-17.1, 22.1-19, 22.1-209.1:2, 22.1-289, 23-9.9:01, 23-50.16:24, 30-34.2:1, 30-182, 30-193, 30-198, 30-326, 32.1-23.1, 32.1-89, 32.1-102.1, 32.1-116.1, 32.1-127.1:04, 32.1-283.5, 32.1-330.3, 37.2-304, 37.2-312.1, 37.2-504, 37.2-505, 37.2-605, 37.2-1000, 37.2-1010, 37.2-1015, 40.1-51.4:4, 44-123.3, 45.1-161.292:2, 45.1-161.292:11, 45.1-161.292:19 through 45.1-161.292:22, 45.1-161.292:24 through 45.1-161.292:29, 45.1-161.292:71, 45.1-186.1, 45.1-194, 46.2-221, 46.2-411, 46.2-1206, 46.2-1217, 51.1-124.22, 51.1-124.27, 51.1-1101, 51.5-1, 51.5-31, 51.5-33, 51.5-39.2, 51.5-39.7, 51.5-39.10, 51.5-41, 51.5-44, 53.1-5, 53.1-10, 53.1-32, 53.1-32.1, 53.1-41, 53.1-63.1, 54.1-300, 54.1-500, 54.1-500.1, 54.1-501, 54.1-516, 54.1-700, 54.1-701, 54.1-703, 54.1-704.1 through 54.1-706, 54.1-1500, 54.1-2200, 54.1-3005, 54.1-3408, 57-60, 58.1-344.3, 58.1-439.11, 58.1-2259, 59.1-203, 59.1-207.3, 59.1-207.34, 59.1-207.39, 59.1-207.44, 59.1-429, 59.1-432, 59.1-473, 62.1-44.5, 62.1-229.4, 63.2-100, 63.2-215, 63.2-313, 63.2-315, 63.2-401, 63.2-405, 63.2-1600, 63.2-1601, 63.2-1602, 63.2-1605, 63.2-1606, 63.2-1700, 63.2-1706, 63.2-1734, 63.2-1810, 63.2-2100, 63.2-2102, 66-3, 66-10, 66-13, 66-25.1, 66-25.1:2, and 66-25.4; adding §§ 2.2-203.2:2, 2.2-520 through 2.2-524, 2.2-1202.1, 2.2-1501.1, 2.2-2465 through 2.2-2469, 2.2-3903, 3.2-1816 through 3.2-1822, 3.2-2407.1, 4.1-103.02, 22.1-20.1, 46.2-116 through 46.2-119, 51.5-39.13, 51.5-116 through 51.5-181, 54.1-1500.1, 54.1-1500.2, 54.1-1506 through 54.1-1509, 54.1-2200.1, 54.1-2200.2, 54.1-2208.1 through 54.1-2208.4, and 66-13.1; repealing §§ 2.2-118, 2.2-700 through 2.2-720, 2.2-1000, 2.2-1001, 2.2-2328 through 2.2-2335, 2.2-2413, 2.2-2414, 2.2-2426 through 2.2-2433, 2.2-2434, 2.2-2620 through 2.2-2629.2, 2.2-2632 through 2.2-2639, 2.2-2675 through 2.2-2678, 2.2-2705 through 2.2-2708.1, 2.2-2711, 2.2-4118, 3.2-2500 through 3.2-2510, 3.2-3901, 3.2-3902, 3.2-3903, 3.2-3905, 3.2-4100 through 3.2-4111, 10.1-217.1 through 10.1-217.6, 10.1-406, 10.1-603.14:1, 10.1-1172, 22.1-339 through 22.1-345.1, 45.1-161.292:15, 45.1-161.292:16, 45.1-161.292:18, 45.1-161.292:23, 45.1-195, 45.1-196, 46.2-224, 46.2-2800 through 46.2-2828, 51.5-2, 51.5-3 through 51.5-5.01, 51.5-8 through 51.5-10.1, 51.5-12.1 through 51.5-12.4, 51.5-13 through 51.5-14.1, 51.5-15 through 51.5-22, 51.5-23 through 51.5-30, 54.1-517.3, 54.1-517.4, 54.1-517.5, 54.1-703.2, 54.1-1400 through 54.1-1405, 54.1-1502, 54.1-1503, 54.1-1700 through 54.1-1706, 54.1-2202, 63.2-800, 63.2-1528, 63.2-1602.1, 63.2-1604, 63.2-1735, and second enactment of Chapter 551, 2011 Acts. (Patron-Gilbert,
HB 1291 (Chapter 803); McDougle, SB 678 (Chapter 835)) Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL); Attorney General of Virginia to explore challenge to constitutionality of regulations promulgated by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. (Patron-Minchew,
HJR 129 (F)) Transportation; provides revenues for construction, maintenance, and funding. Amending §§ 2.2-1514, 15.2-2223, 33.1-12, 33.1-23.05, 33.1-23.1, 33.1-49.1, 58.1-2201, and 58.1-2249. (Patron-Lingamfelter,
HB 1248 (Chapter 729); Wagner, SB 639 (Chapter 733)) VDOT; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study efficiency of Department. (Patron-McWaters,
SJR 68 (F)) Virginia Health Benefit Exchange Authority; created, report. Amending §§ 2.2-2818, 2.2-2905, 2.2-3705.7, 2.2-3711, 2.2-4002, 2.2-4343, 32.1-16, 32.1-321.1, 38.2-200, 38.2-316, 38.2-3522.1, 38.2-3523.4, and 63.2-206; adding §§ 38.2-1809.1, 38.2-3430.1:2, 38.2-3510.1, and 38.2-6400 through 38.2-6431. (Patron-McClellan,
HB 357 (F); McEachin, SB 383 (F)) Virginia Health Benefit Exchange Authority; created, report. Amending §§ 2.2-2905, 2.2-3705.7, 2.2-3711, 2.2-4002, 2.2-4343, 32.1-16, 32.1-321.1, 38.2-200, and 63.2-206; adding §§ 38.2-6400 through 38.2-6427. (Patron-Hope,
HB 402 (F); Favola, SB 615 (F)) Virginia Port Authority; amends several provisions governing conduct of business, extends sunset for international trade facility tax credit, barge and rail usage tax credit, etc. Amending §§ 10.1-1188, 58.1-439.12:06, 58.1-439.12:09, 58.1-439.12:10, 62.1-129, 62.1-132.6, and 62.1-139; adding § 62.1-132.3:1. (Patron-Cosgrove,
HB 1183 (Chapter 846); Wagner, SB 578 (Chapter 849)) Vital records; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study feasibility of automation indexing. (Patron-Blevins,
SJR 65 (F)) Wetlands; Department of Environmental Quality to study benefits and costs of seeking authority from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to administer permitting program under federal Clean Water Act. (Patron-Byron,
HJR 243 (P))