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H.B. 1540.
A BILL to amend and reenact §§ 37.2-314, 37.2-416, and
37.2-506 of the Code of Virginia, relating to behavioral health service
providers; barrier crimes; exceptions. 20106599D
- 02/04/20 House: Committee substitute printed 20106599D-H1
- 01/10/20 House: Presented and ordered printed 20103018D
Patron--Collins
Referred to Committee on Rehabilitation and Social Services February 10, 2020
Passed Senate with amendments February 18, 2020 (33-Y 5-N)
Senate insisted on its amendments and requested a Committee of Conference February 24, 2020
House acceded to request for Committee of Conference
February 25, 2020
AMENDMENT(S) PROPOSED BY THE SENATE REHABILITATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES
REHABILITATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES
REHABILITATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES
REHABILITATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES
REHABILITATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES
REHABILITATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES
REHABILITATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES
1. Line 27, engrossed, after 18.2-56.1
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, [the comma]
insert
or
2. Line 28, engrossed, after 18.2-57
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, or
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; any first offense misdemeanor violation of
3. Line 36, engrossed, after D.
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The Department and a screening contractor designated by the
Department shall screen applicants who meet the criteria set forth in
subsection C to assess whether the applicants have been rehabilitated
successfully and are not a risk to individuals receiving services based on
their criminal history backgrounds and substance abuse or mental illness
histories. To be eligible for such screening, the applicant shall have
completed all prison or jail terms; shall not be under probation or parole
supervision; shall have no pending charges in any locality; shall have paid all
fines, restitution, and court costs for any prior convictions; and shall have
been free of parole or probation for at least five years for all convictions.
In addition to any supplementary information the Department or screening
contractor may require or the applicant may wish to present, the applicant
shall provide to the screening contractor a statement from his most recent
probation or parole officer, if any, outlining his period of supervision and a
copy of any pre-sentencing or post-sentencing report in connection with the
felony conviction. The cost of this screening shall be paid by the applicant,
unless the Department decides to pay the cost.
E.
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D.
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E
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F
5. Line 46, engrossed, after
E.
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F
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G
6. Line 113, engrossed, after 18.2-56.1
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or
7. Line 114, engrossed, after 18.2-57
strike
, or
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; any first offense misdemeanor violation of