Bills Referred ... report | csv file

• HB 400 Real property; affordable housing.
• HB 401 Income tax, state; pass-through entities.
• HB 402 Landlords, participation; tax credit.
• HB 403 Mental Health Care Coordinator; position created in DVS, report.
• HB 404 Sexual assault nurse & forensic examiners; testimony by two-way video conferencing.
• HB 405 Business park electric transmission infrastructure pilot program; location of qualifying projects.
• HB 406 Higher education; students and student organizations, remedies for certain violations.
• HB 407 Movie theaters; open captioning to include drive-in theaters.
• HB 408 Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Victim Fund; funding for sexual assault services.
• HB 409 Statute of limitations; promises not to plead.
• HB 410 Unemployment insurance; Virginia Employment Commission to develop and maintain a Resiliency Plan.
• HB 411 Military personnel; free admittance to state parks, museums, and cultural institutions.
• HB 412 Human trafficking; trauma-informed training for law-enforcement personnel.
• HB 413 Sex trafficking; minors engaged in prostitution, etc.
• HB 414 Electric utilities, certain; local reliability data provided to a locality upon request.
• HB 415 Criminal cases; sentencing by jury.
• HB 418 Elementary and secondary education, public; at-risk add-on funds.
• HB 419 Higher educational institutions; education preparation programs, coursework, audit.
• HB 420 Opioid-related emergencies; evidence-based best practices in the emergency department.
• HB 421 Insurance; discrimination based on status as living organ donor prohibited.
• HB 422 Writ of actual innocence; previously unknown or unavailable nonbiological evidence, etc.
• HB 423 Writ of actual innocence; previously unknown or unavailable nonbiological evidence.
• HB 424 Guardianship; duties of guardian, visitation requirements.
• HB 425 Continuing care providers; requirements for providers, complaint process, report.
• HB 427 Children's Services Act; community policy and management teams and family assessment, etc.
• HB 429 Virginia Public Procurement Act; architectural and professional engineering term contracting.
• HB 431 Qualified health plans; state-mandated health benefits.
• HB 432 Veterans care center; DVS to establish in the eastern portion of the Northern Va. region, report.
• HB 433 Standards of Learning, certain; assessments, method of administration.
• HB 434 Criminal sexual assault; broadens definition of intimate parts, penalty.
• HB 435 Parole Board; powers and duties.
• HB 436 National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board; joint transportation meeting.
• HB 437 Localities; public meeting during state project planning phase.
• HB 438 Virginia Public Procurement Act; architectural and professional engineering term contracting.
• HB 440 School boards; teachers to ensure planning time and planning periods.
• HB 442 Income tax, state and corporate; credit for employers of G3 Program or cybersecurity graduates.
• HB 443 Park authorities; authority to operate, etc., electric vehicle charging stations.
• HB 444 Va. Freedom of Information Act; meetings conducted through electronic meetings, states of emergency.
• HB 445 High-speed broadband service; expanding to new residential and commercial development.
• HB 447 Broadband providers; affordable monthly plan.
• HB 448 Land disturbances; review of local authority regarding.
• HB 449 Personal property; distrained or levied on property, auctioneers or auction firms outside county.
• HB 450 Parking of vehicles; electric vehicle charging spaces, signage for penalty, civil penalties.
• HB 451 Stalking; venue, penalty.
• HB 452 Public school buses; display of advertising, hiring of school bus drivers.
• HB 453 Income tax, state; property information and analytics firms, business operations, definitions.
• HB 454 Chesapeake, City of; amending charter, operating budget.
• HB 456 Virginia Passenger Rail Authority; membership.
• HB 457 Higher educational institutions; immunity from disciplinary action in certain cases.
• HB 458 MEI Project Approval Commission; incentives requiring review.
• HB 459 Real property; entering adjoining property to improve, etc., petitioning circuit court.
• HB 460 Food delivery platforms; fee transparency.
• HB 462 Retail Sales and Use Tax; extends sunset date for exemption of aircraft components.
• HB 463 Boat ramps; removes authorization for Department of Wildlife Resources to charge a fee for use.
• HB 465 Affordable dwelling unit; ordinances in certain localities.
• HB 466 Volunteer cybersecurity and information technology; Sec. of Admin. to establish register.
• HB 467 Dangerous and vicious dogs; civil liability, knowledge of propensity not required.
• HB 468 Libraries, local and regional; Botetourt County, library boards.
• HB 469 Electric utilities; clean energy mandates, transitioning workers, etc.
• HB 470 Common interest communities; prohibition on refusal to recognize a licensed real estate broker.
• HB 471 State agencies and localities; solar-ready roof requirements, energy-positive building design, etc.
• HB 472 Income tax, state; increases standard deduction.
• HB 473 Virginia Retirement System; employer contributions.
• HB 474 Automatic fire sprinkler inspectors; certification, exempts building officials and fire officials.
• HB 475 Protective orders; human trafficking and sex trafficking, penalty.
• HB 476 Retail Small Business Grant Program and Fund; created.
• HB 477 Health insurance; coverage for prostate cancer screening.
• HB 478 Wholesale prescription drug importation program; Sec. of Health and Human Resources to establish.
• HB 479 Wetland and stream mitigation credits; dam removal credits.
• HB 480 Health insurance; coverage for the diagnosis of and treatment for infertility.
• HB 481 Hospitals; price transparency.
• HB 482 Commonwealth Transportation Board; performance standards for review of certain plans.
• HB 484 Virginia Initiative for Education and Work; exemption for postsecondary students.
• HB 485 Student Emergency Aid Fund and Program; created and established.
• HB 486 Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology; admissions requirements.
• HB 487 State park fees; Virginia National Guard and Virginia Air National Guard.
• HB 488 Contracts with government agencies for public works; agreements with labor organizations.
• HB 490 Public utility ratemaking; contracting with small, women-owned, or minority-owned businesses.
• HB 491 Noxious weeds; amends definition to exclude plants that are commercially significant.
• HB 493 Virginia Freedom of Information Act; required release of law-enforcement disciplinary records.
• HB 494 Human donor milk bank licensing; payment of medical assistance and health insurance coverage.
• HB 496 Abuse & neglect; financial exploitation, changes term incapacitated adults, definitions, penalties.
• HB 497 Misuse of power of attorney; financial exploitation of incapacitated adults by an agent, penalty.
• HB 498 H-2B employer-provided housing; registry.
• HB 499 Grand jury, regular; provisions for court reporter, use and disposition of notes, etc.
• HB 501 Discovery in criminal cases; copies of discovery for the accused.
• HB 503 Bail; subsequent proceeding arising out of initial arrest.
• HB 504 Expunged criminal records; use in civil action.
• HB 505 Civil actions; filed on behalf of multiple persons.
• HB 506 Electronic credentials; DMV to issue, create, & operate a verification system for such credentials.
• HB 507 Intercollegiate athletics; student-athletes, compensation and representation for name, image, etc.
• HB 508 "Green Book"; historic site designation.
• HB 511 Students who receive home instruction; participation in interscholastic programs.
• HB 515 Malicious prosecution; creates civil cause of action, self-defense.
• HB 516 Flood resiliency & protection; implements recom. from first Va. Coastal Resilience Master Plan.
• HB 517 Chief Resilience Officer; clarifies designation and role.
• HB 518 Sales and transient occupancy taxes; accommodations intermediaries.
• HB 519 Hospitals; regulations, visitation of individuals infected with COVID-19.
• HB 520 Climate resilience; locality's comprehensive plan to consider strategies to address.
• HB 521 Business regulatory compliance; Sec. of Commerce and Trade to establish task force to study costs.
• HB 522 Students who receive home instruction; participation in interscholastic programs, fees.
• HB 523 Pet shops; notice of deceased animals.
• HB 525 Higher educational institutions, nonprofit and public; hazing policies.
• HB 526 Victims of human trafficking; eligibility for in-state tuition.
• HB 527 Interstate Medical Licensure Compact and Commission; created.
• HB 529 Labor and employment; misclassification of workers.
• HB 530 Driver training; governmental entities authorized to test/train drivers employed by another entity.
• HB 531 Sales and use tax, additional local; revenues to support construction or renovation of schools.
• HB 532 Public accommodations, employment, and housing; prohibited discrimination.
• HB 533 Public elementary and secondary schools; agreements to establish opportunity classrooms.
• HB 534 State plan for medical assistance services; eligibility, social security disability income.
• HB 535 Teachers; required to be compensated at or above national average.
• HB 536 General district courts; filing an order of disposition from a criminal case.
• HB 537 Telemedicine; out-of-state providers, behavioral health services provided by practitioner.
• HB 538 Perinatal health care providers; implicit bias training.
• HB 539 Higher educational institutions, public; disclosure of certain criminal convictions to applicants.
• HB 540 Driver's license; extension of validity.
• HB 541 Trees; conservation during land development process, authorized localities.
• HB 543 Correctional facilities, local, regional, and community; attorney visitation of clients.
• HB 545 Sales and use tax, local; additional tax in City of Charlottesville to support schools.
• HB 546 Transportation safety funding; surplus in proposed budget to include.
• HB 547 Speech-language pathologists; Department of Education to develop/maintain statewide strategic plan.
• HB 550 License plates, special; issuance for supporters of Virginia Creeper Trail Conservancy.
• HB 551 Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemption for medicine and drugs purchased by veterinarians.
• HB 552 Consumer Data Protection Act; clarifies definition of nonprofit organizations.
• HB 554 Larceny of a catalytic converter; penalty.
• HB 555 Health care providers; transfer of patient records in conjunction with closure, etc.
• HB 556 Bristol, City of; amending charter, election of councilmembers, etc.
• HB 558 Natural gas, biogas, and other gas sources of energy; definitions, energy conservation.
• HB 561 Corporations and regulated business entities; not set out and obsolete sections of the Code.
• HB 562 Conservation and natural resources; sections not set out, technical revisions.
• HB 563 School Construction Fund and Program; created and established.
• HB 568 Green banks; regional agreements.
• HB 569 Hospices, home care organizations, private providers, etc; immunity from liability.
• HB 570 Emergency Shelters Upgrade Assistance Grant Fund; funds to be paid to certain entities.
• HB 572 Child support obligations; party's incarceration not deemed voluntary unemployment/underemployment.
• HB 573 Statute of limitations; collection of medical debt.
• HB 578 Victim of sex trafficking; clarifies definition to include minors, affirmative defense, etc.
• HB 579 Victims of human trafficking; expands definition, affirmative defense, writ of vacatur.
• HB 580 Covenants not to compete; health care professionals, civil penalty.
• HB 581 School boards, local; teacher career ladder compensation programs.
• HB 582 Higher educational institutions, public; notice to students, SNAP benefits.
• HB 583 Public elementary and secondary school students; ability to pay for meals and school meal debt.
• HB 585 SOL; work group to revise summative assessments, etc.
• HB 586 Virginia Fair Housing Law; use of assistance animal in a dwelling, penalties.
• HB 587 School Breakfast Program and National School Lunch Program; processing of applications.
• HB 588 Electric utilities; adjustment of rates.
• HB 589 Income tax, state; motion picture production tax credit.
• HB 592 Income tax, state and corporate; conversion to employee ownership.
• HB 593 Law-enforcement officers; pensions and benefits, death before retirement.
• HB 594 Magistrates; appointment and supervision.
• HB 596 Rent stabilization, local; any locality may by ordinance adopt provisions.
• HB 598 Registered surgical technologist; criteria for registration.
• HB 599 Virginia Freedom of Information Act; charges for production of public records.
• HB 600 Unemployment compensation; continuation of benefits, repayment of overpayments.
• HB 601 Automatic renewal or continuous service offer to consumer; notification of expiration of free trial.
• HB 602 Flood Control, Department of, and Commonwealth Flood Plan; created, report.
• HB 604 Nursing, Board of; power and duty to prescribe minimum standards, etc., for educational programs.
• HB 606 Fire insurance; appraisers and umpires, citizenship requirements.
• HB 607 Retail Sales and Use Tax; extends sunset date for exemption of aircraft components.
• HB 608 School boards; unexpended local funds for capital projects.
• HB 609 Civil action for the deprivation of rights; duties and liabilities of certain employers.
• HB 610 Cemeteries; interment rights, proof of kinship.
• HB 612 Controlled substances; reduces penalties for possession.
• HB 613 Arrest/prosecution of individual experiencing mental health emerg.; assault against law enforcement.
• HB 614 Appeals bond; removes requirement for indigent parties to post, appeal of unlawful detainer.
• HB 615 Sale of cemeteries owned by a locality; notice to descendants.
• HB 616 Zoning appeals, board of; funding.
• HB 617 Discretionary sentencing guidelines; prior convictions and juvenile adjudications.
• HB 619 Controlled substances; substance shall not include mere residue that is not a usable quantity, etc.
• HB 620 Criminal cases and traffic infractions; eliminates accrual of interest on fines and costs.
• HB 621 State correctional facilities; communication systems, free telephone calls & communication services.
• HB 622 Custodial interrogation of a child; advisement of rights.
• HB 623 Guardianship and conservatorship; duties of the guardian ad litem, report contents.
• HB 624 Behavioral health safety net workforce needs; DBHDS to develop strategy to address, report.
• HB 625 Vehicle safety inspection; exhaust system.
• HB 626 Disclosure in land use proceedings; statewide application.
• HB 627 Violation of ordinances; schedule of civil penalties.
• HB 628 Commercial driver's license; authorizes school boards to issue skills test certificate, etc.
• HB 629 Hunger-Free Campus Grant Program; established, report.
• HB 630 Photo speed monitoring devices; locality-designated highway segments.
• HB 631 Virginia Freedom of Information Act; closed meetings, privacy of witnesses.
• HB 632 Exhaust systems; regulation of noise from vehicle on a highway, etc.
• HB 633 Speed limits; expands authority of any locality to reduce to less than 25 miles per hour, etc.
• HB 634 Guardianship visitation requirements; DARS shall convene a work group to review and evaluate.
• HB 635 Inclusionary housing; zoning.
• HB 636 Virginia student environmental literacy; grant fund and program.
• HB 637 Drivers of vehicles approaching stationary vehicles displaying certain warning lights; penalty.
• HB 638 Unemployment insurance; Virginia Employment Commission to develop and maintain a Resiliency Plan.
• HB 639 Unemployment Compensation, Commission on; unemployment insurance subcommittee established, report.
• HB 640 Unemployment compensation; invalid claims not eligible for appeal.
• HB 641 Transportation network companies; authorizes collection of cash fares.
• HB 642 Health care coverage; premium payments for certain service members.
• HB 643 Guardianship and conservatorship; periodic review hearings.
• HB 644 General Services, Department of; adjustment of boundary lines of surplus property.
• HB 645 Virginia Retirement System and local retirement systems; fossil fuel divestment, report.
• HB 646 Nursing homes; standards of care and staff requirements, regulations.
• HB 647 Packaging Stewardship Program and Fund; established.
• HB 648 Comprehensive plan; public hearing.
• HB 649 Children who are deaf or hard of hearing; language development, assessment resources.
• HB 650 School boards; school consolidation and redistricting and pupil assignment, etc.
• HB 651 Individuals w/ intellectual disabilities; DMAS to report on use of community intermediate care.
• HB 652 Unemployment compensation; notice of hearing prior to discontinuing benefits, etc.
• HB 653 Foster care; DSS to establish and implement a collaborative local board placement program.
• HB 655 Corrections Ombudsman, Office of the Department of; created, report.
• HB 656 Income tax, state and corporate; creates tax credit for coal refuge energy and reclamation, report.
• HB 657 Waste coal piles; Department of Energy to identify volume and number, use of coal ash.
• HB 658 Juveniles; appointment of counsel, indigency.
• HB 659 Investigation of death; studying cases when person dies while receiving services from licensed prog.
• HB 660 Search warrants; removes certain provisions in regard to execution of warrants.
• HB 661 Capital murder; death penalty for willful, deliberate, etc., killing of a law-enforcement officer.
• HB 662 Multi-jurisdiction grand jury; investigation of elder abuse crimes.
• HB 663 Mandatory outpatient treatment; reorganizes and clarifies provisions governing.
• HB 664 Public utilities; delay of termination of service, serious medical condition, report.
• HB 665 Correctional facilities, state; fees associated with inmates.
• HB 666 State park fees; active duty military and veterans.
• HB 667 Staff Sergeant Darrell "Shifty" Powers Memorial Highway; designates Shifty Lane in Town of Clinchco.
• HB 668 Facilities for civilly committed sex. violent predators; reports to Commonwealth's advocacy system.
• HB 669 Swimming pools & water recreational facilities; study to determine whether VDH should regulate.
• HB 670 Independent policing auditor; county manager plan of government.
• HB 671 Permanent protective orders; Hope Card Program created.
• HB 672 Sexual abuse of animals; penalty.
• HB 673 Correctional facilities; fees.
• HB 674 Telephone systems within correctional facilities; fees and records of communications.
• HB 675 Health insurance; tobacco surcharge.
• HB 676 Fair Labor Standards Act waiver; employees with disabilities.
• HB 677 Posting of notices; electronic posting on public government website of the locality, etc.
• HB 678 Person under a disability; parties unknown.
• HB 679 Opioids; providers of treatment for addiction, conditions for initial licensure, location.
• HB 680 Medical assistance services; state plan, case management service, individuals w/severe brain injury.
• HB 681 Insurers rehabilitation and liquidation; federal home loan bank rights.
• HB 682 Service of process; investigator employed by an attorney for the Commonwealth, etc.
• HB 683 Correctional facilities; prohibited acts, use of canines by officers, etc.
• HB 685 Tobacco retail licensing; penalties.
• HB 686 Death of parent or guardian of a child resulting from driving under the influence; child support.
• HB 687 Virginia Freedom of Information Act; changes definition of meeting.
• HB 688 School boards; production of public records, fee schedules.
• HB 689 Workers' compensation; employer duty to furnish medical attention, cost limit.
• HB 690 Assisted living facilities; involuntary discharge of a resident.
• HB 691 Business entities; conversion and domestication.
• HB 692 Apprenticeship Council; expands the duties of the Council.
• HB 693 Vehicle registration; personal property tax relief.
• HB 694 Commonwealth College Completion Fund and Program; established.
• HB 695 Worker training tax credit; clarifies definition of "eligible worker training," extends sunset date.
• HB 696 Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemption for essential personal hygiene products.
• HB 697 Stormwater management service districts; rate of taxation.
• HB 698 License taxes; exemptions.
• HB 699 Glass replacement in vehicles; Sup. of State Police to promulgate regulations regarding replacement.
• HB 700 Vienna, Town of; amending charter, election and term dates.
• HB 701 Uniform Statewide Building Code; local building codes and regulations, etc.
• HB 702 Va. Residential Property Disclosure Act; required disclosures, maximum lot coverage.
• HB 703 License plates, special; localities to pay initial issuance fee costs for development and issuance.
• HB 704 Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; prioritizes new sidewalks and circular intersections.
• HB 705 Virginia Public Procurement Act; authority for localities to use cooperative procurement.
• HB 706 Trees; conservation and replacement during development process.
• HB 707 Transportation funding; statewide prioritization process, resiliency.
• HB 708 Virginia Electric Vehicle Grant Program; use of state funds.
• HB 710 Local government; hiring people with disabilities.
• HB 711 Writ of vacatur; victims of sex trafficking, payment of fees or costs.
• HB 712 Pharmacy, Board of; safe sharps disposal containers required for pharmacies for public use.
• HB 713 Family abuse; coercive control, penalty.
• HB 714 Consumer Data Protection Act; definitions, enforcement, abolishes Consumer Privacy Fund.
• HB 716 Kinship foster care; notice and appeal.
• HB 717 Unaccompanied homeless youths; consent for housing services.
• HB 718 Apprenticeship program; Bd. of Workforce Development to prepare recommendations for primary office.
• HB 719 Physical evidence recovery kits; victim's right to notification, storage.
• HB 720 Income tax, state; creates a nonrefundable credit for family caregivers.
• HB 721 Get Skilled, Get a Job, Give Back (G3) Program; higher education centers.
• HB 722 Virginia Freedom of Information Act; meetings held through electronic communication means.
• HB 723 Electric cooperatives; elections for board of directors, access to meetings, required disclosures.
• HB 724 Electric cooperatives; net energy metering for agricultural customer-generators, report.
• HB 725 Hunting with steel-jawed traps; prohibition, penalty.
• HB 726 Health insurance; coverage for donated human breast milk.
• HB 727 Historical African American cemeteries and graves; qualified organization, eligibility for funding.
• HB 728 Traffic control device violation monitoring systems; localities in Planning Dist. 23 to establish.
• HB 729 Vacant building; registration.
• HB 730 Workers' compensation; failure to market residual capacity.
• HB 731 Juvenile law-enforcement records; inspection of records.
• HB 732 Higher educational institutions, public; debt collection, transcripts and diplomas.
• HB 734 Virginia Freedom of Information Act; disclosure of certain criminal records.
• HB 735 Earned sentence credits; repeals four-level classification system for awarding & calculation, etc.
• HB 736 Search warrants; execution.
• HB 737 Virginia Consumer Protection Act; certain disclosure in advertising required.
• HB 738 Competency to stand trial; order for evaluation or treatment.
• HB 739 Shoreline improvements, existing; repair and maintenance.
• HB 740 Catalytic converters; tampering with, etc., penalty.
• HB 741 Annual public elementary and secondary school safety audits; creation or review of school building.
• HB 742 Workers' compensation; anxiety disorder or depressive disorder incurred by law-enforcement, etc.
• HB 743 Certificate of public need; conditions related to inpatient psychiatric services and facilities.
• HB 744 Killing the fetus of another; guilty of manslaughter, penalties.
• HB 745 Respiratory therapists; practice pending licensure.
• HB 746 Volunteer Fire Department Training Fund; created.
• HB 747 Photo speed monitoring devices; locality-designated highway segments.
• HB 748 DNA data bank sample tracking system; replaces certain references in Code.
• HB 751 Suspected abuse; mandated reporters.
• HB 753 Human rights; religious organizations, promotion of religious principles.
• HB 756 Bail for a person accused of a crime that is an act of violence; notice to attorney.
• HB 757 Employment; anti-harassment training requirement.
• HB 758 Probation, revocation, and suspension of sentence; penalty.
• HB 760 Suspended sentence; limitation on sentence upon revocation, technical violations, penalty.
• HB 761 Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission; availability of complaint forms.
• HB 762 Judges; maximum number in each judicial district.
• HB 768 Health insurance; association health plan for real estate salespersons.
• HB 769 Onsite sewage system pump-out oversight; certain localities.
• HB 771 Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area information; local gov't in Tidewater Va. shall publish on website.
• HB 772 Administrative Process Act; powers and duties of executive branch agencies.
• HB 773 Health insurance; provider credentialing, receipt of application.
• HB 774 Renewable energy facilities; SCC shall create a task force to analyze life cycle.
• HB 778 Monument and memorials; relocation.
• HB 781 Public elementary and secondary schools; student citizenship skills, etc.
• HB 782 Nonsuits; appeals from judgment of a general district court.
• HB 784 Income tax, state; home instruction and private school tax credit.
• HB 786 Instructional material and related academic activities; Board of Education to establish policy.
• HB 787 Public elementary or secondary school student; moral and character education, etc.
• HB 788 Education Improvement Scholarships program; increases percentage for tax credit.
• HB 789 Family life education programs; student participation, summaries.
• HB 790 Collective bargaining; law enforcement, transparency and accountability.
• HB 791 Data centers; center fixtures are taxed as part of the real property where they are located, etc.
• HB 792 Nutrient credit trading; adjacent hydrologic unit code.
• HB 793 Traffic incident management vehicles; certain vehicles exempt when en route to scene of an accident.
• HB 794 Criminal proceedings; evidence of defendant's mental condition.
• HB 797 Community service work in lieu of payment of fines and costs; underpaid work.
• HB 799 Fines, costs, forfeitures, penalties, and restitution; collection fees.
• HB 985 School principals; incident reports, violent offenses.