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1997 SESSION

Delegate Robert D. Hull   (D) - House District 38

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• HB 150 Family or household member assault.
• HB 655 Workers' compensation; hypertension or heart disease presumption.
• HB 1566 Concealed weapons permits; fingerprinting.
• HB 1763 Sales tax exemption; Hadassah, Women's Zionist Org. of America.
• HB 1776 Sales tax exemption; Autism Society of America, Northern Virginia.
• HB 1787 Community College Incentive Scholarship Program and Fund.
• HB 1801 Sales tax exemption; No. Va. Training Center-Parents & Associates.
• HB 1804 Lag pay for state employees; abolished.
• HB 1835 Purposes of Literary Fund loans.
• HB 1837 Classification of motor vehicles leased by auxiliary police officers.
• HB 1838 Property tax exemption; Ron. McDonald House Char. of Gr. Wash., Inc.
• HB 1852 Computation of pupil-teacher ratios for special education.
• HB 1859 Remediation programs.
• HB 1872 Denying stalkers weapons.
• HB 1873 Stalking.
• HB 1877 Certain disciplinary actions by teachers.
• HB 1884 Safety belts on public school buses.
• HB 1886 Stalking; protective orders.
• HB 1899 Hate crimes and offenses.
• HB 1911 Hate crimes.
• HB 1946 Possessing a dangerous weapon in a publicly-owned building.
• HB 1987 Nonemergency health-related services in schools.
• HB 2024 Sex Offender Registry; fingerprinting and photographing.
• HB 2032 Children in need of services; evaluation.
• HB 2130 Study; sale of alcoholic beverages by persons under 18.
• HB 2169 Pupil suspensions and expulsions.
• HB 2171 Licensed child day center staff-to-child ratios.
• HB 2193 Small claims courts.
• HB 2202 Report of federal grant eligibility.
• HB 2223 Tobacco purchases; use of tokens for vending machines.
• HB 2264 Employee assistance professionals.
• HB 2265 Higher Education Tuition Trust Fund.
• HB 2276 Liability insurance; carbon monoxide exclusions.
• HB 2281 Sale and possession of rolling papers to minors.
• HB 2285 Educational technology foundations.
• HB 2286 Special license plates; Drive Smart Virginia.
• HB 2290 Legislative immunity from arrest.
• HB 2302 Control of firearms.
• HB 2312 Programs to promote educational opportunities.
• HB 2322 Public assistance; Initiative for Employment Not Welfare (VIEW).
• HB 2325 Application for certain federal education funds and grants.
• HB 2330 Water Quality Improvement Act of 1997.
• HB 2402 Concealed handgun permits.
• HB 2426 State-employees on leave without pay-layoff.
• HB 2463 Parking fines; rented vehicles.
• HB 2464 Taxicab advertising.
• HB 2476 Unlawful ammunition-feeding device; penalty.
• HB 2481 Programs to promote educational opportunities.
• HB 2544 Human Rights Act.
• HB 2550 Veterinary practice; liens.
• HB 2559 Unemployment compensation; weekly benefit amount.
• HB 2566 Pupil-teacher ratios.
• HB 2594 Teacher license fees.
• HB 2639 Hate crimes.
• HB 2645 Capital Formation Act.
• HB 2646 Parking in Fairfax County.
• HB 2647 Disclosure of medical test results to insurance applicants.
• HB 2672 State employees' grievance procedure.
• HB 2682 Children's Medical Security Insurance Plan and Trust Fund.
• HB 2692 Earned-income credit.
• HB 2718 Crimes against nature.
• HB 2728 State agencies, institutions, etc.; disabled employees.
• HB 2752 Real Estate Board.
• HB 2757 Standards of accreditation.
• HB 2768 Voluntary environmental assessment.
• HB 2789 Health maintenance organizations; accountability for quality care.
• HB 2807 Parking for persons with disabilities.
• HB 2870 Health maintenance organizations; continuing care facilities.
• HB 2871 Commercial real estate broker's lien on property.
• HB 2901 Employment; political subdivisions, meet and confer.
• HB 2904 Gun-free school zones.
• HJ 394 Commending Katherin M. Slimak.
• HJ 423 Study; waivers in special education.
• HJ 444 Study; Commonwealth's public library system.
• HJ 449 On the death of Joseph B. Knecht.
• HJ 456 Commending Sergeant Frankie Lee Hall.
• HJ 459 Commending Fairfax County Commission for Women.
• HJ 472 Postage stamp honoring Lieutenant General Puller.
• HJ 497 Study; Federal Grants Study Commission.
• HJ 501 On the death of Robert E. Harris.
• HJ 522 Study; on-farm sales of agricultural products.
• HJ 529 Commending Patricia L. Orend.
• HJ 531 Commemorating 50th anniversary of Fairfax Education Association.
• HJ 543 Public support for the arts.
• HJ 566 Technology and Science Advisor; appointment by Governor.
• HJ 568 Study; employment of recipients of public assistance.
• HJ 571 Woodrow Wilson Bridge; reconstruction.
• HJ 572 Study; rail and public transit needs in Northern Virginia.
• HJ 576 Identification of certain underserved gifted students.
• HJ 582 United States Constitution; Equal Rights Amendment.
• HJ 583 Outreach programs targeting minority students.
• HJ 588 Designating PTA Appreciation Day in Virginia.
• HJ 603 Study; technology-literate workforce.
• HJ 622 Study; non credit education and workforce training programs.
• HJ 657 Study; managed health care plans.
• HJ 658 Study; termite and pest control operators.
• HJ 659 Study; need for technologically skilled workers.
• HJ 673 Commending Tom Dolan.
• HJ 678 Commending local governments for recycling and solid waste management.
• HJ 682 Commending organizers of 1998 World Congress on Info. Technology.
• HJ 686 Commemorating 125th anniversary of VPI and State University.
• HJ 687 Commending Virginia Tech football team.
• HJ 689 Commending Flora Crater.
• HJ 705 Commending Virginia National Guard.
• HJ 707 On the death of Blossom M. Kramer.
• HJ 717 Commending James Loftin.
• HJ 726 On the death of Noman M. Cole, Jr.
• HJ 728 On the death of Gail Nuckols.
• HJ 732 On the death of Claude W. Woodward.
• HJ 733 On the death of James E. Knight.
• HJ 739 Commemorating 30th anni. of Annandale Christian Comm. for Action, Inc.
• HJ 747 On the death of Dr. Stephen J. Wright, Jr.
• HJ 752 On the death of Joy G. Korologos.
• HJ 754 Commending Women's Advisory Board of George Mason University.
• HJ 755 Commending Virginia Tech Regimental Band.
• HR 41 Commending Charles R. Quarles on his retirement.
• SB 710 Charter; City of Falls Church.
• SB 741 Sales tax exemption; Resources for Independence of Virginia, Inc.
• SB 742 Sales tax exemption; youth symphony orchestra.
• SB 744 Property tax exemption; Resources for Independence of Virginia, Inc.
• SB 745 Building Code; expedited review in Fairfax County.
• SB 763 Possessing a dangerous weapon in a publicly-owned building.
• SB 817 City of Falls Church Economic Development Authority.
• SB 878 Independent examination of forensic DNA evidence.
• SB 879 DNA testing in criminal cases.
• SB 881 Payment of court appointed counsel.
• SB 907 Passing stopped school buses; penalty.
• SB 921 Income tax refund payments to divorced spouses.
• SB 943 State cadets at VMI.
• SB 960 Unemployment compensation; tax rates for new employers.
• SB 978 Dangerous weapons; police stations.
• SB 986 Persons entitled to have name printed on ballot.
• SB 1006 Concealed weapons permits.
• SB 1011 Earned-income credit.
• SB 1080 Water permit fees.
• SB 1081 Protective orders; firearms.
• SB 1104 Consumer Real Estate Settlement Protection Act.
• SB 1138 Firearms purchases.
• SB 1140 Real Estate Board.
• SB 1157 Hate crimes and offenses.
• SB 1165 Assessment of I-95 and I-395 highway capacities.
• SJ 232 Commending Dr. Harrison B. Wilson.
• SJ 243 Commending W. T. Woodson High School concert band.
• SJ 246 Commemorating 50th anniversary of Model General Assembly.
• SJ 249 Study; 'Megan's Law'.
• SJ 265 On the death of Susan Bontecou DuVal.
• SJ 273 Designating October as Virginia Women's Network Month.
• SJ 290 Study; executive agencies' response to information requests.
• SJ 292 Study; Commission on Management Workforce continued.
• SJ 350 Study; budget process.
• SJ 376 Constitutional amendment; prohibition on casino gambling.
• SJ 391 Commending George Chancellor Rawlings, Jr.
• SJ 396 On the death of Noman M. Cole, Jr.
• SJ 402 On the death of Pamela C. Harriman.
• SJ 407 Commending Virginia S. Peters.