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2001 SESSION

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• HB 1556 Disabled parking placards.
• HB 1579 Absentee ballots; issue due to phys. disabl. of voter, study report.
• HB 1584 Interpreters for non-English-speaking defendants.
• HB 1625 Guide, hearing and service dogs in training.
• HB 1698 Disabled parking placards.
• HB 1846 Deaf and hard-of-hearing; Virginia Relay.
• HB 1987 Exemption or deferral of tax on prop. for certain elderly/handicapped.
• HB 2190 People with disabilities board.
• HB 2448 Line of Duty Act; definition of disabled employee.
• HB 2605 Interpreters for non-English-speaking defendants.
• HB 2615 Trapping license for disabled persons.
• HB 2821 Line of Duty Act; continuation of health ins. for disabled employees.
• HB 2855 Tourism Authority; travel guide for disabled persons.
• HJ 528 Study; protection and advocacy for individuals with disabilities.
• SB 812 Line of Duty Act; definition of disabled employee.
• SB 948 Zoning ordinance; low income, disabled or senior citizen dwellings.
• SB 1004 Employees with disabilities tax credit, etc.
• SB 1163 Advisory Commission on Schools for Deaf and Blind.
• SB 1217 Absentee ballots; application for disabled voters; study report.
• SB 1286 People with disabilities.
• SB 1340 Advisory Commission on Schools for Deaf and Blind.
• SJ 329 Study; Virginians with disabilities.
• SJ 353 Memorializing Congress; increase federal funding for special educ.
• SJ 355 Study; employment opportunities for workers with disabilities.
• SJ 368 Memorializing Congress; increase federal funding for special educ.