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2011 SESSION

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SR 28 Natural right of an individual; memorializing Congress of United States to honor.

Introduced by: Stephen D. Newman | Walter A. Stosch | all patrons    ...    notes | add to my profiles

SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:

Memorializing the Congress of the United States to honor the natural right of an individual to privately exercise his or her own judgment free from coercion or intimidation when making decisions that affect his or her life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. Expresses the sense of the Senate of Virginia that Congressional measures that jeopardize the secret ballot in workplace decisions on unionization and any mandates that threaten, weaken, or dissolve Virginia's laws protecting one's right to work should be defeated.

FULL TEXT

• 02/07/11  Senate: Presented and ordered printed 11105118D  pdf

HISTORY

• 02/07/11  Senate: Presented and ordered printed 11105118D
• 02/07/11  Senate: Referred to Committee on Rules
• 02/21/11  Senate: Left in Rules