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1998 SESSION
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That § 24.2-928 of the Code of Virginia is amended and reenacted as follows:
§ 24.2-928. Reporting of certain violations.
A. It shall be the duty of the State Board to report any violation of §§ 24.2-912, 24.2-915, 24.2-916, 24.2-917, 24.2-918, 24.2-919, 24.2-920, 24.2-923, and 24.2-924 to the appropriate attorney for the Commonwealth.
B. It shall be the duty of the electoral board of a county or city to report any violation of §§ 24.2-915, 24.2-916, 24.2-917, 24.2-918, 24.2-919, and 24.2-920 relating to an election for the General Assembly or for any constitutional or local office or to a local referendum to the attorney for the Commonwealth for the county or city in which the electoral board has jurisdiction.
C. In order to fulfill its duty to report violations, the Board shall establish
and implement a system for receiving and cataloging reports filed pursuant to
§§ 24.2-915 through 24.2-920 and 24.2-923 and for verifying that
reports are complete and submitted on time. As part of the system referred to
in this subsection, the general registrar for each county and city, or the
secretary of the electoral board in any county or city in which the electoral
board chooses to perform the duties stated in this subsection, shall be
required, in accordance with instructions provided by the Board, to catalog the
reports filed with the local electoral board and to verify that the reports are
complete and submitted on time. The Board's instructions shall provide that the
general registrar, or secretary of the electoral board if the electoral board
has so determined, shall notify, no later than seven days after the report
due date, any person submitting an incomplete report within seven
days of the receipt of the report of the need for additional information.
D. No local electoral board shall be required to retain any reports longer than one year from the date of filing the final report required by §§ 24.2-915 through 24.2-920 and 24.2-923, or any successor provision thereto, or the next general election for the office to which the report relates, whichever is later, unless a court of competent jurisdiction shall order their retention for a longer period.