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2008 bills

Below are all the bills filed so far in the 2008 General Assembly session. Put your mouse over a bill number to see its status, or click on the bill number to get more details and read the text of the bill at Richmond Sunlight. Jump to House bills or Senate bills.

House

  • HB1 : Disabled veteran; definition thereof.
  • HB2 : License plates, special; eliminates fee to family of persons who have died in military service.
  • HB3 : Child Care Provider Registry; created.
  • HB4 : Credit reports; authorizes consumer to freeze access thereto.
  • HB5 : Gas chambers; prohibits use thereof for euthanizing companion animals.
  • HB6 : Constitutional amendment; exempts certain homeowners from taxation (submitting to qualified voters).
  • HB7 : Charter; Town of Brodnax.
  • HB8 : Water and sewer charges; adds Town of Kenbridge to localities that may attach lien on real estate.
  • HB9 : Health insurance credits; increased for certain retired employees of local social services boards.
  • HB10 : Line of Duty Act; coverage for fire company personnel of National Guard and Air National Guard.
  • HB11 : Constitutional amendment; exempts certain homeowners from taxation (voter referendum).
  • HB12 : Payday lending charges; establishes maximum annual interest rate.
  • HB13 : Stalking; enhanced penalty if victim is a minor.
  • HB14 : Institutions of higher education; aliens unlawfully present not eligible for admission thereto.
  • HB15 : Vehicle warning lights; allows forensic crash reconstructionists to equip their vehicles therewith.
  • HB16 : Credit reports; authorizes an individual to freeze access thereto.
  • HB17 : Disabled veteran; definition thereof.
  • HB18 : Environmental Quality, Department of; consolidation of various boards, increase of authority.
  • HB19 : Department of Environmental Quality.  
  • HB20 : Primary elections; voter registration by political party.
  • HB21 : Schedule I hallucinogenic drugs; includes salvia divinorum and salvinorin A thereas.
  • HB22 : Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus; required to be reported to Department of Health.
  • HB23 : License plates, special; eliminates fee to family of persons who have died in military service.
  • HB24 : Employment Commission; required to close Commonwealth-operated employment offices.
  • HB25 : Safe driving points; allows drivers to accumulate up to 10 in one year and 5 for safe driving class.
  • HB26 : Civil remedial fees on certain drivers; repealed.
  • HB27 : Possession of open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle; penalty.
  • HB28 : Titling vehicles; gives applicants the option of providing license number in lieu of Soc. Sec. no.
  • HB29 : Budget Bill.
  • HB30 : Budget Bill.  
  • HB31 : Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2008; created.
  • HB32 : Fighting of cocks and other animals; increases penalty.
  • HB33 : Sheriffs' office vehicles; allowed to be painted solid colors other than brown or white.
  • HB34 : Indecent liberties with child; custodian guilty of felony therewith.
  • HB35 : Credit reports; authorizes consumer to freeze access thereto.
  • HB36 : Fair housing law; unlawful discriminatory housing practice.
  • HB37 : Higher educational institutions; selective service registration required.
  • HB38 : Incarcerated persons; court orders credit for time served in jail pending trial.
  • HB39 : Wireless telecommunications device; prohibits use of text messaging while driving certain vehicles.
  • HB40 : Gas chambers; prohibits use thereof for animal euthanasia.
  • HB41 : Motor fuels tax; modifies rates of taxation thereof.
  • HB42 : Electoral College; votes therein shall be allocated by popular vote for President & Vice President.
  • HB43 : Campaign Finance Disclosure Act of 2006; review of reports for candidates.
  • HB44 : Manufactured Housing Board; grounds for denial, suspension, or revocation of a license.
  • HB45 : Illegal aliens; fraudulently assisting thereof, penalty.
  • HB46 : Campaign finance disclosure reports; identification of all contributors.
  • HB47 : Illegal aliens; adds presumption, subject to rebuttal, against admitting to bail any alien charged.
  • HB48 : Motorcycles; driving two abreast in a single lane.
  • HB49 : Utility easements; conveyance thereof subject to condition is void if not used within 20 years.
  • HB50 : Civil remedial fees on certain drivers; repealed.
  • HB51 : Immigration laws; immunity for enforcement thereof.
  • HB52 : Antique motor vehicles; eliminates notarization requirements of certain information thereof.
  • HB53 : Campaign contributions; requires PACs report contributions for election of particular candidate.
  • HB54 : Campaign contributions; requires PACs to report contributions for election of particular candidate.
  • HB55 : English; designating as official language of State.
  • HB56 : Retail Sales and Use Tax exemption; certain energy-efficient products.
  • HB57 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include computers and computer-related equipment thereto.
  • HB58 : Keep Our Promise Act of 2008; reinstates Personal Property Tax Relief Act of 1998, report.
  • HB59 : Income tax, state; tax credit for health insurance premiums paid by small business employers.
  • HB60 : School divisions, local; requires 65% of each education dollar to be spent in classroom, report.
  • HB61 : Special license plates for immediate family members of persons who have died in military service to
  • HB62 : State Corporation Commission; introduction of evidence from certain experts.
  • HB63 : Motor vehicle; forfeiture thereof for two or more offenses of driving without valid license.
  • HB64 : Polling places; governing body to post notice of voting qualifications.
  • HB65 : Voters and voting; photo identification required to vote.
  • HB66 : Cord Blood Bank Initiative; removes certain language.
  • HB67 : Civil remedial fees on certain drivers; repealed.
  • HB68 : Voter registration applications; proof of citizenship.
  • HB69 : Print media advertisements; requirement for those sponsored by political party committee.
  • HB70 : Elections; nominations, and form of ballots.
  • HB71 : Building permit; localities may adopt provisions for assessment of impact fees prior to issuance.
  • HB72 : Building permit; localities may use impact fees for capital improvements.
  • HB73 : Tranpsortation Board; naming of highways, etc., and cost of construction.
  • HB74 : Real estate tax; limitation on rates by localities.
  • HB75 : Attorney General; general registrar added to list of individuals that may request official opinions.
  • HB76 : Recordation tax; changes basis on which are calculated.
  • HB77 : Recordation tax; expands exemption for certain nonprofit providers of affordable housing.
  • HB78 : Health insurance; credits for certain retired public officers and employees.
  • HB79 : License plates, special; issuance to members and supporters of Citizens Defense League.
  • HB80 : Zoning ordinance violation; action on which lis pendens is based.
  • HB81 : Abortion; illegal upon overturning of Roe v. Wade.
  • HB82 : Single-family dwellings; fines for zoning violations related to overcrowding.
  • HB83 : Children; insurance companies to provide coverage for habilitative services.
  • HB84 : Virginia-North Carolina Interstate Toll Road Compact; repealing Compact.
  • HB85 : Prescription Medication Donation Program; established.
  • HB86 : Unused Pharmaceuticals Disposal Program; created.
  • HB87 : License plates, special; repeals authorizations for issuance of certain license plates.
  • HB88 : Voter registration; adds party affiliation to information applicant to provide.
  • HB89 : Human papillomavirus vaccine; removes requirement for girls to receive immunization.
  • HB90 : Public Procurement Act; verification of legal presence for eligibility of employment.
  • HB91 : Driver's license; penalty for driving without.
  • HB92 : Standards of Quality; requires that average teacher salary not be less than annual national salary.
  • HB93 : Public defenders; permits counties or cities offices to supplement compensation thereof.
  • HB94 : Secondary highway system; allocates construction funds among counties based on population.
  • HB95 : Traffic infractions; deferral of proceedings.
  • HB96 : Unemployment compensation; provides benefits based on service in employ of an Indian tribe.
  • HB97 : Diploma, advanced technical; Board of Education to establish requirements therefor.
  • HB98 : Medicaid; eligibility for young adults transitioning from foster care.
  • HB99 : Ballots; identification of political party of candidate on form.
  • HB100 : Law-Enforcement Officers Procedural Guarantee Act; includes deputy sheriffs under coverage.
  • HB101 : Telephone solicitations; charitable organizations for law-enforcement officers.  
  • HB102 : Real estate tax; limitation on tax rate in localities.
  • HB103 : Correctional facility; verification of citizenship and alien status of person committed.
  • HB104 : Driver's license; penalty for driving without.
  • HB105 : Courts of Justice Committees; appointment of designees by chairmen.
  • HB106 : Utility Transfers Act; acquisition or disposal of assets or of control of telephone companies.
  • HB107 : Public schools; grade placement test.
  • HB108 : Reckless driving; drivers of certain heavy trucks exceeding posted speed limit guilty thereof.
  • HB109 : Firearms; regulation thereof by state entities.
  • HB110 : Trucks; maximum allowable weights of vehicle combinations.
  • HB111 : Highway systems; revenue-sharing funds therefor in certain counties, cities, and towns.
  • HB112 : Retirement System; early retirement provisions for certain local government officials.
  • HB113 : Disregarding signal to stop; endangerment of operation of law-enforcement vehicle, etc., penalty.
  • HB114 : Trap identification; permits hunters to attach an identification number to traps.
  • HB115 : Submerged traps; licensed trappers allowed to visit every 72 hours.
  • HB116 : Foreign title insurance companies; unearned premium reserves.
  • HB117 : Community College Scholarship Match Program; created.
  • HB118 : Higher education; required to report to SCHEV on steps taken to ensure academic freedom, etc.
  • HB119 : Soil and water conservation districts; Attorney General to represent in any suits or actions.
  • HB120 : Educational programs; computation of composite index.
  • HB121 : Mental health treatment for minors; parental notification required.
  • HB122 : Campaign fundraising; broadens prohibition during legislative sessions.
  • HB123 : Higher educational institutions; enrollment of aliens.
  • HB124 : Machinery and tools taxation; exempts certified pollution control equipment and facilities.
  • HB125 : Nanotechnology businesses; tax credit provided in form of equity or subordinated debt.
  • HB126 : House Appropriations Committee; staff to report on total new state government positions created.
  • HB127 : Alcoholic beverages; penalty for providing to an underaged person.
  • HB128 : Retirement System; creating new defined contribution retirement plan.
  • HB129 : Physicians; what constitutes medical practice.
  • HB130 : Death certificates; local health departments to have available upon request.
  • HB131 : Child-restraint violations; courts to transmit abstracts of findings to DMV.
  • HB132 : Handicap placards; fine for inappropriately displaying when parking in space for handicapped.
  • HB133 : Vehicle registration; refusal to issue or renew because of fees or taxes owed to counties, etc.
  • HB134 : Bingo; prohibited practices for jackpot games.
  • HB135 : High-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes; prohibits designation thereof on certain portions of I-95.
  • HB136 : School; definition thereof for purposes of prohibiting weapons on school grounds.
  • HB137 : Textbook purchases; permits local school boards to enter into contracts with publishers.
  • HB138 : Adoption; filing of petition.
  • HB139 : Income tax, state; tax credit for certain biodiesel fuels producers in State.
  • HB140 : Governing bodies & school boards, local; required to annually publish their approved budgets online.
  • HB141 : License plates, special; issuance to supporters of the Road to Revolution state heritage trail.
  • HB142 : Successor Asbestos-Related Liability Fairness Act; created.
  • HB143 : Medical bills and charges; patient, patient's attorney, etc. may obtain list at no cost.
  • HB144 : Coal trucks, overweight; eliminates 85-mile distance limit for permits.
  • HB145 : Medical records; fees for copying.
  • HB146 : Disabled veteran; redefines term to govern eligibility to obtain special license plates.
  • HB147 : Transportation Plan; Plan to include regional goals and performance measures for highway districts.
  • HB148 : Vehicle weight law enforcement; authorizes enforcement by full-time sworn members of DMV.
  • HB149 : Independent living services & arrangements; require inclusion of plan for children 14 yrs. or older.
  • HB150 : School boards, local; safety hotline established.
  • HB151 : Name change; proof that applicant is citizen of State.
  • HB152 : Governmental employees; permission to form associations.
  • HB153 : Solar water heating system pay-as-you-save pilot program; SCC to analyze and establish, report.
  • HB154 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed on certain drivers.
  • HB155 : Illegal aliens; presumption against admission to bail for those charged with criminal offense.
  • HB156 : Mortgage loans; evidence of legal presence required.
  • HB157 : Immigration laws; immunity to agencies & employees of State, etc. for authorized enforcement.
  • HB158 : Littering; illegal dumping or disposal of unsightly matter from motor vehicle.
  • HB159 : Stolen property; necessary proof of knowledge.
  • HB160 : Larceny; punishment for using emergency exit to exit premises.
  • HB161 : Liquidated damage fees; fees to be paid by all abusive drivers on State highways.
  • HB162 : Income tax, state; certified EarthCraft House tax credit.
  • HB163 : Real estate tax; exemption or deferral for certain elderly and handicapped persons.
  • HB164 : Buildings, state-owned and occupied; use of compact fluorescent light bulbs, report.
  • HB165 : Higher educational institutions; automatic admission to certain students.
  • HB166 : Venture capital investments; creates program which makes investment return guarantees for certain.
  • HB167 : Tuition, in-state; reclassification of student.
  • HB168 : Motor vehicle liability insurance; increases coverage limits.
  • HB169 : Concealed weapons; adds box cutters to list.
  • HB170 : Income tax, corporate; sales tax exemption for space flight entities.
  • HB171 : Resources Authority; authorized to finance local government energy efficiency projects.
  • HB172 : Insurance liability; disclosure of limits to an attorney for an injured person.
  • HB173 : Emergency custody orders; magistrate may designate police department or sheriff to execute.
  • HB174 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; rental inspections. 
  • HB175 : Credit reports; authorizes military personnel and their spouses to freeze access thereto.
  • HB176 : Payday Loan Act; requires SCC to contract with one or more parties to develop, etc. database.
  • HB177 : Charter; Town of Appomattox.
  • HB178 : Motor vehicle; forfeiture thereof for two or more offenses of driving without insurance.
  • HB179 : Civil remedial fees; alternatives to fee for certain offenses.
  • HB180 : Motor vehicle; forfeiture thereof for two or more offenses of driving without valid license.
  • HB181 : Juror information; court may in criminal trial issue protective order regulating disclosure thereof.
  • HB182 : Virginia Museum of Natural History and Science Museum of Virginia; consolidation thereof.
  • HB183 : Real estate tax; exemption for elderly and handicapped persons legally present in United States.
  • HB184 : Real estate tax; relief for certain rehabilitated, renovated, or replacement real property.
  • HB185 : Trucks and combination vehicles; Transportation Board to impose fee for use in maintaining highways.
  • HB186 : Driver's licenses, etc.; DMV to require proof of U.S. citizenship prior to issuance and renewal.
  • HB187 : Public Procurement Act; expands forms of bid, payment, and performance security.
  • HB188 : Human papillomavirus vaccine; extends sunset provision requirement for 6th grade girls to receive.
  • HB189 : Payday lending charges; power of localities to regulate.
  • HB190 : Subdivision of lot; localities have option of including step-children for conveyance thereof.
  • HB191 : Emergency medical services; temporary suspension of permits and certificates pending hearing.
  • HB192 : Volunteer rescue squads; replaces term with agency, etc. licensed or certified by Office of EMS.
  • HB193 : Wells, private; prohibition on construction of certain.
  • HB194 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; absorption and payment by seller.
  • HB195 : Subdivision plats; clarifies definitions related thereto.
  • HB196 : Accident and sickness insurance, group; coverage for full-time students.
  • HB197 : Recordation tax; refinancing or modification of terms of debt.
  • HB198 : Human Rights, Division of; establishment within Department of Law.
  • HB199 : Registered voters; Board of Elections to furnish lists to school superintendents to conduct census.
  • HB200 : Single-family dwellings; fines for zoning violations related to overcrowding.
  • HB201 : Appropriation act and budget bills; searchable electronic copies.
  • HB202 : Ordinances; adoption of certain after general elections.
  • HB203 : Planning and Budget, Director of Department; required to have searchable budget database website.
  • HB204 : Richard Bland College; integrates into Virginia Community College System.
  • HB205 : Zoning ordinance; provisions for issuance of inspection warrants by magistrate.
  • HB206 : Consumer Affairs, Office of; removed from Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
  • HB207 : Animal pounds, local; clarifies definition.
  • HB208 : Public facilities; deferral of subdivision plats or site plans when inadequate.
  • HB209 : Standards of Quality; school board to employ school resource officer.
  • HB210 : Private schools and child day centers; armed security officers may carry firearms onto property.
  • HB211 : Water Protection Permit; exempts landowners whose construction or maintenance may impact wetlands.
  • HB212 : Firearms taxes, certain; destruction of records.
  • HB213 : Income tax, state; TRICARE physicians tax credit.
  • HB214 : Public entities; rights of persons with disabilities.
  • HB215 : Real estate tax; classification of residential property.
  • HB216 : Organ donor consent; exempts law-enforcement officers, etc. from requirement to obtain.
  • HB217 : Tethering of animals; makes certain acts associated therewith Class 3 misdemeanor.
  • HB218 : Notaries public; clarifies provisions relating to adoption of electronic notarization, etc.
  • HB219 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; Energy Star products tax holiday.
  • HB220 : Admissions tax; authorizes Scott County to impose.
  • HB221 : Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; landlord and managing agent immunity for mold claims.
  • HB222 : Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Act; right to confront and cross-examine evidence.
  • HB223 : Sex offenders; prohibiting proximity to children.
  • HB224 : Driving while intoxicated; elimination of requirement that intoxicant be self-administered.
  • HB225 : Child restraint devices; exempts children being transported in minibuses and certain vans.
  • HB226 : Charitable gaming; use of proceeds.
  • HB227 : Contractors, Board for; applications for licensure.
  • HB228 : Fire-safe cigarettes; prohibits manufacture, etc. unless tested to meet performance standard.
  • HB229 : Veterans services; changes references under powers and duties to Secretary of Public Safety.
  • HB230 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exempts contractor when property used to construct, etc. public schools.
  • HB231 : Law-enforcement officer; uniform requirement for arrests for speeding.
  • HB232 : Magistrates; power to issue felony arrest warrants.
  • HB233 : Dishwashing detergents; bans use of phosphorus therein for household dishwashing machines.
  • HB234 : Technology Research Fund; adds sensor sciences to eligible research programs.
  • HB235 : License plates; replacement of certain.
  • HB236 : Identification cards, licenses, etc.; documents to be made of material to prevent duplication, etc.
  • HB237 : Health insurance; mandated coverage for hearing aids for minors. 
  • HB238 : Income tax, state; exemption for launch services and payload to space flight participants.
  • HB239 : Real estate tax; classification of certain energy-efficient buildings.
  • HB240 : Charter; Town of Troutville. 
  • HB241 : Children's teaching hospital; Board of Education to supervise programs for school-age children.
  • HB242 : Standards of Learning; physical education requirements.
  • HB243 : Human immunodeficiency virus; informed consent for testing.
  • HB244 : Campaign finance reports; custody and retention requirements.
  • HB245 : Virginia Retirement System group insurance program; exemption from process.
  • HB246 : Nutrition and physical activity best practices database; Board of Education to develop.
  • HB247 : Hospital emergency departments; ability to access electronic health records.
  • HB248 : Emergency medical services personnel; clarifies definitions.
  • HB249 : Payday lending charges; establishes maximum annual interest rate.
  • HB250 : Health maintenance organization; obtaining HMO license without certificate of quality assurance.
  • HB251 : Adult Fatality Review Team; created, report.
  • HB252 : Health insurance; mandated coverage for evaluations of brain tumors.
  • HB253 : Health Insurance, Bureau of; establishes division within State Corporation Commission.
  • HB254 : Licenses, local; issued free of charge to certain vehicles owned by museums.
  • HB255 : School calendar; local school boards responsible for setting.
  • HB256 : Involuntary outpatient commitment; five day review of compliance.
  • HB257 : Sexual predator determination proceedings, violent; court may require empanelment of jury.
  • HB258 : Voluntary commitment; acknowledgement as sexually violent predator.
  • HB259 : Students; transferring out of local school division.
  • HB260 : Abandoned railroad corridors; allows Department of Conservation and Recreation to acquire.
  • HB261 : Law-enforcement and rescue vehicles; use of flashing lights.
  • HB262 : Housing loans and grants; localities to authorize in conservation or rehabilitation districts.
  • HB263 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include computers and computer-related equipment thereto.
  • HB264 : Landlord and tenant law; appointment of resident agent by nonresident property owner. 
  • HB265 : Wood burning fireplaces; regulation by locality.
  • HB266 : Mixed beverage restaurant licensees; liquor sale calculations.
  • HB267 : Involuntary commitment; enforcement of compliance with outpatient treatment.
  • HB268 : High-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes; violations in Hampton Roads Planning District.
  • HB269 : License plates, special; issuance for supporters of Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital Foundatn.
  • HB270 : Real estate tax; exemptions for elderly and handicapped persons in certain cities and counties.
  • HB271 : Line of Duty Act; amends definition of deceased person.
  • HB272 : Constitutional amendment; exempts certain homeowners from taxation (submitting to qualified voters).
  • HB273 : Interscholastic activities; exclusive use of wood baseball bats.
  • HB274 : Parental rights; appeal when terminated.
  • HB275 : Motor fuel tax; rate increase.
  • HB276 : Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); noncash benefits.
  • HB277 : Traffic calming measures; allows installation and application on secondary system components.
  • HB278 : Decedent; identification of body by next of kin.
  • HB279 : Small Estate Act; updates certain banking and fiduciary statutes to make them consistent with Act.
  • HB280 : Decedent's will; unsupervised probate.
  • HB281 : Protective orders; possession of firearms.
  • HB282 : Parentage proceedings; circuit courts, etc. have concurrent jurisdiction.
  • HB283 : Family life education; parental notification.
  • HB284 : Income tax credit, earned; employers to provide notice to employees.
  • HB285 : Adoptions; consent revocation period for parental placement.
  • HB286 : Income tax credit, earned; Department of Social Services to provide notice to all applicants.
  • HB287 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed on certain drivers.
  • HB288 : Indoor Clean Air Act; smoking in restaurants.
  • HB289 : Rental assistance pilot project; Department of Housing and Community Development to establish.
  • HB290 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed on certain drivers.
  • HB291 : School bus stop locations; school boards to develop written plans prescribing procedure therefor.
  • HB292 : State Lottery; privatization of administration of the lottery, report.
  • HB293 : Vehicle weight limit enforcement; county enforcement on highways within its boundaries.
  • HB294 : Water and sewage connections; New Kent County to require connection by certain property owners.
  • HB295 : Claims; Sumpter and Robin Priddy.
  • HB296 : Death penalty; moratorium on executions.
  • HB297 : Governmental employees; use of association membership fees.
  • HB298 : Surplus lines insurance; diligent effort requirement.
  • HB299 : Death penalty; abolishes for all Class 1 felonies committed on or after July 1, 2007.
  • HB300 : Higher educational institutions; sexual violence prevention.
  • HB301 : Federal immigration functions; performance of certain.
  • HB302 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; use of diesel fuel or motor oil as release agent prohibited.
  • HB303 : Menhaden fishery; moratorium on harvesting for commercial purposes.
  • HB304 : Single-family dwellings; localities to limit occupancy.
  • HB305 : State Police, Department of; creates division of legal presence investigation & enforcement within.
  • HB306 : Animal control officers; training.  
  • HB307 : Crime victims and witnesses; immigration status.
  • HB308 : License plates, special; eliminates fee to family of persons who have died in military service.
  • HB309 : Absentee voting; qualified voters may vote absentee without providing a reason.
  • HB310 : Absentee voting; persons with a disability or illness may vote absentee.
  • HB311 : Mopeds; driving on suspended license.
  • HB312 : Miscarriage or stillbirth; unintentional cause thereof.
  • HB313 : Freedom of Information Act; working papers and correspondence.
  • HB314 : Assessors and appraisers; Department of Taxation to establish certification program.
  • HB315 : Marijuana; expungement of charges.
  • HB316 : Neighborhood Assistance Act; organization to make available to donors balance of tax credit.
  • HB317 : State employees; increases health insurance credits for those retired.
  • HB318 : Hospitalization insurance; balance billing by nonparticipating physicians. 
  • HB319 : Fishing permit, special; issued to patients from veterans or military hospitals.
  • HB320 : Fire Prevention Code; fees for inspection, exceptions.
  • HB321 : Juvenile correctional officer; assault or an assault and battery upon is Class 6 felony.
  • HB322 : Campaign fundraising; broadens prohibition during legislative sessions.
  • HB323 : Traffic infractions, prepayable; payment of costs.
  • HB324 : Accounts, Department of; establishment of division for collection of receivables.
  • HB325 : Guardians ad litem; dissemination of criminal records.
  • HB326 : Speed limits; maximum on rural, rustic roads.
  • HB327 : Early Graduation Incentive Grant Program; established for purpose of providing grants to students.
  • HB328 : November elections; filing deadlines, and requirements for certain city and town officials.
  • HB329 : Gift certificates; certain information required for those charged a fee.
  • HB330 : Affordable housing; price controls. 
  • HB331 : Real estate; assessments on damaged or destroyed buildings.
  • HB332 : Spot blight abatement; alternative procedure when owner of record fails to respond.
  • HB333 : Automatic sprinkler systems; tax credit for initial installation.
  • HB334 : Cats; Class 5 felony to steal.
  • HB335 : Stalking; enhanced penalties.
  • HB336 : Insurance market analyses; confidentiality. 
  • HB337 : Handbills, etc.; distribution in highway rights-of-way in certain localities.
  • HB338 : Emergency plans; fee for review.
  • HB339 : Advisory Redistricting Commission; created, report.
  • HB340 : Disabled veteran; definition thereof.
  • HB341 : Dishwashing detergents; bans use of phosphorus therein for household dishwashing machines.
  • HB342 : High-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes; use by vehicles bearing special fuel vehicle license plates.
  • HB343 : Cathode ray tubes; disposal bans.
  • HB344 : Computer and Television Recovery and Recycling Act; adoption & implementation of recovery plan.
  • HB345 : Credit reports; authorizes an individual to freeze access thereto.
  • HB346 : Property owners' associations; Real Estate Board to develop classification.
  • HB347 : Transportation Commissioner; contracts for grounds keeping, mowing, etc. on highways in Reston.
  • HB348 : VDOT; supplying information to and soliciting comments from Reston.
  • HB349 : Insurance licensing; certificates of authority. 
  • HB350 : Zoning ordinance; authority of zoning administrator in Spotsylvania County.
  • HB351 : Income tax, state; exemption for launch services and payload to space flight participants.
  • HB352 : Motor carriers; liability insurance for buses with capacity of no more than 40 passengers.
  • HB353 : Campaign finance; reporting certain designated contributions.
  • HB354 : Textbook purchases; Board of Education's contracts with publishers.
  • HB355 : General Education Development testing program; lowers age requirement.
  • HB356 : Impact fees; assessment, collection, and imposition of certain.
  • HB357 : Electric utility special rate districts; adds Fauquier County to those localities that may request.
  • HB358 : Water hook-up permits; suspending during certain emergencies.
  • HB359 : Campaign contributions; requires PACs report contributions for election of particular candidate.
  • HB360 : Nonpoint source pollution reduction; Governor & General Assembly to provide funding therefor.
  • HB361 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include motor vehicle repairs in certain localities.
  • HB362 : Campaign Finance Disclosure Act; materials provided by Board of Elections and Attorney General.
  • HB363 : Escheat funds; requirement to report and remit to State Treasurer
  • HB364 : Hospital-Emergency Treatment Reimbursement Fund; established.
  • HB365 : Substance abuse screening; assessment of public assistance applicants and recipients.
  • HB366 : Unemployment compensation; testing for controlled substances. 
  • HB367 : Sanctuary cities; prohibits localities from adopting policy that protects undocumented immigrants.
  • HB368 : Inmates; officer of correctional facility to inquire of alien status.
  • HB369 : Retirement System; state & local law-enforcement officers may take full retirement if have 25 yrs.
  • HB370 : Concealed handgun permit applications; access to personal information.
  • HB371 : Firearm control; locality to pay attorney fees resulting from taking actions prohibited.
  • HB372 : Motor vehicle dealer; advertising.
  • HB373 : Highway welcome and exit signs; localities may put up within highway rights-of-way.
  • HB374 : CHILD WITH AUTISM signs; VDOT to post within an area in which child resides.
  • HB375 : School students, nonpublic; participation in interscholastic sports.
  • HB376 : Driver's licenses; examinations of applicants to be conducted exclusively in English language.
  • HB377 : Civil remedial fees; court to order community service in lieu of imposition of fees.
  • HB378 : Golden Age Card Program; Department of Conservation and Recreation to establish.
  • HB379 : Public schools; permitted fees and charges.
  • HB380 : Motor vehicle; impoundment thereof after issuance of ticket for driving without license.
  • HB381 : Certificate of public need; exempting certain facilities from the requirement of obtaining.
  • HB382 : Medical advisory committees and consultants; privileged communications.
  • HB383 : Occupational therapy assistants; licensing and regulation.
  • HB384 : Computer trespass; alters elements of crime.
  • HB385 : Computer invasion of privacy; personal information.
  • HB386 : Computer crimes; exclusion of evidence.
  • HB387 : Public use; determining whether locality is authorized to acquire property.
  • HB388 : State agencies; conveyance of easements.
  • HB389 : Highway systems; allocation of maintenance funds.
  • HB390 : Compromised Data Notification Act; created.
  • HB391 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; rental inspection districts.
  • HB392 : Stormwater ordinances; authorizes localities classified as MS4 to enact.
  • HB393 : Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; changes applicability of certain fund distribution.
  • HB394 : Water and waste authorities; powers.
  • HB395 : Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children; established, report.
  • HB396 : Medical Facilities Plan; Board of Health to appoint and convene task force.
  • HB397 : Health maintenance organizations; removes certain limitations on deductibles.
  • HB398 : Certificate of public need; relocation of nursing home beds.
  • HB399 : Dialysis patient care technician; adds administration of erythropoeitic agents to list.
  • HB400 : Inpatient treatment; parental admission of minors incapable of giving consent.
  • HB401 : Income tax, state; exemption for launch services and payload to space flight participants.
  • HB402 : Involuntary commitment petition; withdrawal.
  • HB403 : Health care providers; those responding to disaster immune from liability.
  • HB404 : Wells, private; prohibition on construction of certain.
  • HB405 : Interstate Routes 64 & 664; prohibits imposition & collection of tolls for use of certain portions.
  • HB406 : BPOL tax; proof of state licensure for contractors.
  • HB407 : Freedom of Information Act; exemptions for certain records of public institutions of higher ed.
  • HB408 : Foreclosure rescue; prohibition when for profit.
  • HB409 : Website address; unauthorized use of person's name.
  • HB410 : Appointment of counsel; indigent defendants.
  • HB411 : Judges; member who is at least 50 yrs. of age, etc. to retire with full benefits.
  • HB412 : Decedents' estates; priority of debts.
  • HB413 : Medical assistance services; increases amount disregarded from countable resources.
  • HB414 : Income tax, state; deduction for naturalization fees.
  • HB415 : Competition Council; repeals Council.
  • HB416 : Innovative Technology Authority and Center; repealed, adding certain Funds, report.
  • HB417 : Public schools; certain information required on birth certificates for entrance.
  • HB418 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; energy efficiency rating to be included in final inspection.
  • HB419 : Educational programs; computation of composite index.
  • HB420 : Income tax, state; qualifying educational expenses tax credit.
  • HB421 : Alcoholic beverage control; privatization of ABC stores, report.
  • HB422 : Abortion; post-viability.
  • HB423 : Planning and Budget, Director of Department; required to have searchable budget database website.
  • HB424 : Higher educational institutions; possession of concealed handguns by faculty members.
  • HB425 : Higher educational institutions; birth certificate required for admission, report.
  • HB426 : Public Procurement Act; expands forms of bid, payment, and performance security.
  • HB427 : William and Mary Board of Visitors; election by alumni.
  • HB428 : Supreme Court of Virginia; adoption of certain rules.
  • HB429 : Abortion; forced or coerced prohibited, penalty.
  • HB430 : Zoning ordinance; provisions for issuance of inspection warrants by magistrate.
  • HB431 : Title insurance agents; pre-licensing education course.
  • HB432 : Arts and cultural districts; adds City of Manassas to those localities authorized to create.
  • HB433 : Motor vehicle; forfeiture thereof for three or more offenses of driving without valid license.
  • HB434 : Defacement of buildings; immunity.
  • HB435 : Law-enforcement officer; penalty for failure to identify oneself when requested.
  • HB436 : Arrest or summons; charge for misdemeanor at discretion of law-enforcement officer.
  • HB437 : Public schools; composite index formula for basic state aid.
  • HB438 : Learner's permits; issuance to minors when school records show they have unexcused absences.
  • HB439 : Aliens, certain; eligibility for state and local public benefits.
  • HB440 : Illegal aliens; presumption against admission to bail for those charged with criminal offense.
  • HB441 : Correctional facilities; enforcement of federal civil immigration laws.
  • HB442 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include computers and computer-related equipment thereto.
  • HB443 : Loudoun County; rights and duties of county chairman.
  • HB444 : Inmates; officer of correctional facility to inquire of alien status.
  • HB445 : Single-family dwellings; no action taken against owner if has taken legal action against tenant.
  • HB446 : Motor vehicle; forfeiture thereof for two offenses of driving without operator's license.
  • HB447 : Driver's license; punishment for third or subsequent violation.
  • HB448 : Civil remedial fees; fees shall be assessed on person who operates motor vehicle on highways.
  • HB449 : School boards, local; unexpended funds.
  • HB450 : Motor vehicle repair services; those embraced by Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads Authorities.
  • HB451 : Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; increases membership.
  • HB452 : Residential dwellings; penalties related to overcrowding.
  • HB453 : School bus stops; local school boards may install signs or other devices to indicate.
  • HB454 : High-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes; revises procedures for enforcing violations.
  • HB455 : North and South Mayo Rivers; designating portions thereof in Henry County as State scenic rivers.
  • HB456 : Charter; City of Martinsville. 
  • HB457 : Veterinarian & animal licensure; repeals requirement to provide treasurer with rabies information.
  • HB458 : Correctional facilities, local; City of Danville & Pittsylvania County to enter into jail project.
  • HB459 : Correctional facility; verification of citizenship and alien status of person committed.
  • HB460 : Off-road motorcycles; limitations on operation.
  • HB461 : Bond; conditions of release without.
  • HB462 : Locksmiths; regulatory scheme for licensing by Criminal Justice Services Board.
  • HB463 : Farm wineries; list of usual and customary activities that will be permitted.
  • HB464 : Humane investigators; appointment by circuit court.
  • HB465 : Real estate tax; exemptions for certain elderly and disabled persons with income limits.
  • HB466 : Zoning ordinance; administrator or locality to record notice of enforcement action in land records.
  • HB467 : Voting equipment; wireless communications at polling places.
  • HB468 : Special license plates for immediate family members of persons who have died in military service.
  • HB469 : DMV fees; waive of fee if on active duty with armed forces outside boundaries of United States.
  • HB470 : Loitering; prohibited in right-of-way of certain highways with posted signs.
  • HB471 : Highway construction, primary system; funds allocation.
  • HB472 : Income tax, state and personal property tax; local piggyback imposition.
  • HB473 : Income tax, state; subtraction for National Guard or Reserve personnel pay.
  • HB474 : Virginia War Memorial; State Treasurer to advance loan for construction of an educational wing.
  • HB475 : Mental health and rehabilitative services; Dept of Veterans Services et al., to establish program.
  • HB476 : Doctrine of necessaries; repealed.  
  • HB477 : Veterans Services Foundation; established to provide funding for veteran services and programs.
  • HB478 : Child Day-Care Council; appoints one representative of YMCA to Council.
  • HB479 : Stroke Triage Plan; Board of Health to develop and maintain as component of EMS Plan.
  • HB480 : Conditional release; voluntary admission to state hospital.
  • HB481 : Driver's license, provisional; primary offense.
  • HB482 : Higher educational institutions; optional retirement plan for certain employees.
  • HB483 : Higher educational institutions; retirement plan for teachers and administrative faculty.
  • HB484 : Retirement System; average final compensation retirement multiplier for teachers.
  • HB485 : Carbon monoxide detectors; locality to require installation in certain buildings.
  • HB486 : Blacksburg, Town of; authority to bring civil action for failure to provide adequate crowd control.
  • HB487 : Communications sales and use tax; allows Bath County to receive percentage of revenues apportioned.
  • HB488 : Escheat land; notice of sale.
  • HB489 : Higher educational institutions; crisis and emergency management plans.
  • HB490 : Transportation funding; increases motor fuels tax and repeals certain abusive driver fees.
  • HB491 : Indecent exposure; penalty.
  • HB492 : Motor vehicles, used; prohibits displaying, parking, etc. for sale, penalty.
  • HB493 : Virginia Criminal Information Network (VCIN); protective order information sent thereto.
  • HB494 : Project Lead the Way Launch Program; created.
  • HB495 : Police officer, impersonating; punishment of offense.
  • HB496 : Crimes by Gangs Act; definition of predicate criminal act .
  • HB497 : Center for Innovative Technology; duties, report.
  • HB498 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; standards for installation of in-building antenna systems.
  • HB499 : Involuntary commitment; establishes new standard for outpatient commitment.
  • HB500 : Smoke Free Air Act; smoking in public places.
  • HB501 : Medical malpractice; definition of professional services.
  • HB502 : Certificate of public need; fostering competition. 
  • HB503 : Comprehensive Services Act Program; case management and residential care plan.
  • HB504 : Health insurance; insurers to offer individual or group exclusive policies or contracts.
  • HB505 : Interagency Civil Admissions Advisory Council; removes sunset provision.
  • HB506 : Teaching Scholarship Loan Program; program to award scholarships to community college students.
  • HB507 : Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; revises number of members needed for quorum at meetings.
  • HB508 : Annexation; approval by referendum.
  • HB509 : Annexation, granting of city charters, etc.; repealing temporary restrictions.
  • HB510 : Medical assistance plan; DMAS to contract with DMHMRSAS for mental health services.
  • HB511 : Vacant building registration; increases annual fee.
  • HB512 : Community College Scholarship Match Program; created.
  • HB513 : Virginia State University; increases number of members of Board of Visitors
  • HB514 : Fossil fuel combustion products permit; requirements for applicant.
  • HB515 : Incarceration; waiving interest during period thereof.
  • HB516 : Common Interest Community Board; established.
  • HB517 : Onsite soil evaluators; classes.
  • HB518 : Onsite soil evaluators; exemptions from license requirements.
  • HB519 : Eminent domain; right of reversion.
  • HB520 : Freedom of Information Act; exemptions for local or regional military organizations.
  • HB521 : Mechanics' lien; those against vehicles owned by active duty members of military.
  • HB522 : Jet bases; land use adjacent to certain.
  • HB523 : Vehicle safety inspection; extends time for members of armed services.
  • HB524 : In-state tuition; eligibility for certain military personnel.
  • HB525 : Vehicle registration fees; exempts member of armed forces of United States.
  • HB526 : Peninsula Ports Authority; creates procedure for dissolution thereof.
  • HB527 : Juveniles; retention of fingerprints for those given deferred disposition in criminal case.
  • HB528 : Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act; ordinance appeals.
  • HB529 : Concealed handgun permits; renewal and replacement.
  • HB530 : Freestanding birth centers; licensing.
  • HB531 : Gang-related criminal information; law-enforcement agencies to forward to Dept. of State Police.
  • HB532 : Infectious disease presumption; emergency declaration by Governor.
  • HB533 : Traffic infraction; driving with an animal impeding control prohibited.
  • HB534 : Driver's licenses; renewals issued to registered sex offenders will be valid for two years.
  • HB535 : Involuntary mental health treatment; prohibition from purchasing, etc. firearms.
  • HB536 : Court-appointed counsel; compensation in district court for those defending juvenile offenders.
  • HB537 : Rabies vaccination certificates; exempts records sent to local treasurers from public access.
  • HB538 : Commercial dog breeding operations; definition, penalty.
  • HB539 : Nonrepairable vehicles; title and registration.
  • HB540 : Deed; cemetery usage disclosed.
  • HB541 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; statute of limitation for prosecution of violations.
  • HB542 : Insurance agents; notice of appointment. 
  • HB543 : Natural gas utilities; alternative ratemaking plan, report.
  • HB544 : Richmond Metropolitan Authority (RMA); composition of Board.
  • HB545 : Telephone service; alternatives to regulation.
  • HB546 : Telephone systems, multiline; alternative method of providing emergency calls.
  • HB547 : Unemployment compensation; maximum weekly benefit.
  • HB548 : Alcoholic mixed beverages; holder of license to sell and serve wine and beer.
  • HB549 : Insurance accounts; funding agreements.
  • HB550 : Consent law, implied; applicability.
  • HB551 : Medical records; fees for copying.
  • HB552 : Sex offender registry; removal of name and information.
  • HB553 : Criminal case; deferred disposition.
  • HB554 : Computer crimes; website redirection, penalty.
  • HB555 : Wetlands; localities to establish and operate mitigation banks.
  • HB556 : Retirement System; investments related to Sudan.
  • HB557 : Witnesses; provisions applicable to those in criminal as well as civil cases.
  • HB558 : Driving while intoxicated; elimination of requirement that intoxicant be self-administered.
  • HB559 : Emergency custody orders, temporary detention orders, and involuntary commitment; criteria.
  • HB560 : Commitment hearing; independent examiner or community services board member to attend.
  • HB561 : Educational facility staff; training of administration of drugs.
  • HB562 : Criminal Justice Services Board; increases membership of Committee on Training.
  • HB563 : Criminal Justice Services Board; increases membership.
  • HB564 : Fire Prevention Code; fees for inspection, exceptions.
  • HB565 : State song; designates 'Carry Me Back to Old Virginia,' by James A. Bland to be adopted.
  • HB566 : Literary Fund; distributions.
  • HB567 : Sexual offenses; those convicted prohibited entry onto school property.
  • HB568 : Tractor-trailer combinations; local ordinances prohibiting use of certain highways.
  • HB569 : Registered nurse, professional; local school boards to employ.
  • HB570 : Nurses, licensed; local school boards to employ.
  • HB571 : Highway systems; revenue-sharing funds for certain counties.
  • HB572 : Smoke Free Air Act; smoking in public places.
  • HB573 : Visitation, supervised;restrictions and conditions necessary to minimize any risk of harm to child.
  • HB574 : Child sexual offenses; creates number of new crimes labeled indecent liberties with children.
  • HB575 : Contractors, Board for; prohibited acts.
  • HB576 : Medical records; disclosure pursuant to an emergency custody order, etc.
  • HB577 : Campus police; report of certain incidents to local law-enforcement agency.
  • HB578 : Innovative Technology Authority; powers of board of directors.
  • HB579 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include compensation to dealers.
  • HB580 : Landlords and tenants; mold remediation and process for notice regarding.
  • HB581 : Tow truck driver; exempts requirement of having authorization documents.
  • HB582 : Psychiatric inpatient treatment of minors; timing of petition and hearing.
  • HB583 : Emergency custody orders; extension of time.
  • HB584 : Nurses, licensed; presumption of knowledge of statewide standard of care.
  • HB585 : Juvenile care facilities; Board of Juvenile Justice to est. regulations for smoke detectors, etc.
  • HB586 : Appellate court; remand of bail appeal.
  • HB587 : Juvenile convicts; payment of restitution.
  • HB588 : Concealed weapons; prohibits carrying of concealed pneumatic guns.
  • HB589 : Gangs; voluntarily submitting to hazing as part of initiation.
  • HB590 : Predicate criminal act; adds simple larceny of motor vehicle to list.
  • HB591 : Probation officers; removes court services staff from list to advise child of right to counsel.
  • HB592 : Criminal history record information; required for transfer of firearms.
  • HB593 : VirginiaShare Health Insurance Program; established, report.
  • HB594 : Educational Facilities Bond Act of 2008; created.
  • HB595 : State officials and employees; payment of state funds for certain communication devices prohibited.
  • HB596 : Retirement System; benefits for superintendents and sworn officers of regional jails.
  • HB597 : Marriage, subsequent; effect thereof to child over 14 years of age.
  • HB598 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; notice to owner prior to issuance of building permits.
  • HB599 : Unemployment compensation; services not constituting employment.
  • HB600 : Neighborhood watch vehicles; allowance of amber warning lights thereon.
  • HB601 : Alcoholic beverage control; localities to regulate the sale for off-premises consumption, etc.
  • HB602 : Real estate assessments; burden of proof on appeal.
  • HB603 : Health insurance carriers; hospital disclosure of contractual arrangements.
  • HB604 : Hospice facilities; continued operation of certain.
  • HB605 : Nonprofessional corporations; practice of medicine.
  • HB606 : Juvenile defendants; electronic recording of interrogations.
  • HB607 : Credit reports; authorizes consumer to freeze access thereto.
  • HB608 : Protective orders; possession of firearms.
  • HB609 : Wireless telecommunications device; prohibits use of text messaging while driving certain vehicles.
  • HB610 : Hate crimes; adds homeless persons to categories of acts.
  • HB611 : Alcoholic beverage control; privatization of ABC stores, report.
  • HB612 : Income tax, state; toll payment tax credit.
  • HB613 : Teachers; must be licensed to teach in public schools.
  • HB614 : Charter school, public; definition.
  • HB615 : Health insurance; mandated coverage for medically necessary amino acid-based elemental formulas.
  • HB616 : Malpractice actions; limitation.
  • HB617 : Virginia Housing Trust Fund; creates dedicated source of funding via percentage of recordation tax.
  • HB618 : Highway construction; power of Transportation Commissioner includes construction of sidewalks.
  • HB619 : Polls; prohibiting campaign advertisements.
  • HB620 : Setoff Debt Collection Act; setoff against federal tax refunds for local tax debt.
  • HB621 : Voters; those registered may vote prior to election day.
  • HB622 : Sexual offender; prohibited from residing in public park in proximity to children.
  • HB623 : Immigration laws; Governor to enter into memorandum of agreement w/Immigration and Customs.
  • HB624 : Interpreters; cost for those appointed for non-English-speaking defendant.
  • HB625 : Personal property tax; extends sunset provision for separate classification for tax purposes.
  • HB626 : Investment of Public Funds Act; investment of funds for volunteer fire & rescue squad pension prog.
  • HB627 : PPTA; requires projects undertaken thereunder be part of Transportation Board's six-year plan.
  • HB628 : Antique, vintage, and collectible items; designating items, penalty.
  • HB629 : VDOT regulations; fiber optic facilities.
  • HB630 : VDOT regulations; placement of customer service drop cables. 
  • HB631 : Special license plates; sesquicentennial of the American Civil War.
  • HB632 : Resource Authority; provisions of broadband services.
  • HB633 : Personal Information Privacy Act; prohibits dissemination of another's social security number.
  • HB634 : Government Data Collection and Dissemination Practices Act; disclosure of personal information.
  • HB635 : Impact fees; expands existing road impact fee provisions to include school improvements, etc.
  • HB636 : Insurance notices; electronic delivery.
  • HB637 : Campaign Finance Disclosure Act of 2006; applicability to town elections. 
  • HB638 : Voting equipment; acquisition and securing by localities.
  • HB639 : Charter; Town of Purcellville. 
  • HB640 : Voting; extending hours polls are open in Northern Virginia.
  • HB641 : Southern Virginia Higher Education Center; powers and duties of Executive Director.
  • HB642 : Motor vehicles; yielding right-of-way when approaching mail delivery vehicles.
  • HB643 : Air emissions; operators of major stationary sources of air pollution to comply with NAAQS.
  • HB644 : Master Settlement Agreement; enforcement requirements for tobacco product manufacturers.
  • HB645 : Water Protection Permit; Board to consider project as part local or regional water supply plans.
  • HB646 : Electrical transmission lines; State Corporation Commission review. 
  • HB647 : Energy production; renewable and alternative tax credit.
  • HB648 : Health reimbursement arrangements; prohibits health insurers from canceling, etc. on certain ground.
  • HB649 : Motor vehicle dealers; collection of annual license and registration fees in certain localities.
  • HB650 : Environmental Quality, Department of; authority of citizen boards.
  • HB651 : Reentry programs; Department of Corrections to develop and implement comprehensive plan.
  • HB652 : Regional jail vehicles; equipped with colored warning lights.
  • HB653 : Concealed handgun permit applications; access to personal information.
  • HB654 : Math, Science, and Career and Technical Education Grant Program and Fund; established.
  • HB655 : Dogs, dangerous; judicial discretion.
  • HB656 : Animal protection and fighting; broadens penalty.
  • HB657 : Involuntary mental health treatment; prohibition from purchasing, etc. firearms.
  • HB658 : Preliminary hearings; court reporter or mechanical or electronic device to record.
  • HB659 : Evidence; defense motions to suppress.
  • HB660 : Manufactured homes; deemed real estate when equipment previously used for mobility removed.
  • HB661 : Agritourism and marine tourism; activity liability.
  • HB662 : Land preservation tax credit program; confidentiality of taxpayer information.
  • HB663 : Zoning administrator; expands authority related to enforcement of residential occupancy limits.
  • HB664 : Court-appointed attorneys; workers' compensation coverage.
  • HB665 : Utility Transfers Act; SCC to find that acquisition will not cause rates of cooperative to increase.
  • HB666 : Utility Transfers Act; prohibits SCC from approving an application by an investor-owned elec. util.
  • HB667 : Health insurance; coverage for alternatives to surgery.
  • HB668 : Health insurance, individual; statements regarding grounds for refusal to cover.
  • HB669 : Health insurance; mandated coverage for medically necessary amino acid-based elemental formulas.
  • HB670 : Abortion; regulation of provider businesses.
  • HB671 : Parental notification; student's receipt of mental health treatment.
  • HB672 : Higher educational institutions; establishing policies to provide single-sex housing to students.
  • HB673 : Animals; clarifies several standards of welfare.
  • HB674 : Aging, Department for; five-year plan therefor, report.
  • HB675 : Discrimination; Fairfax County to prohibit in executive form of government.
  • HB676 : Climate Change, Commission on; created, report.
  • HB677 : Public-Private Educational Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002; public hearing.
  • HB678 : Income tax, state; filing of tax returns.
  • HB679 : Zoning ordinance; civil penalties for violations.
  • HB680 : Neighborhood Assistance Act; moves tax credit program to taxation.
  • HB681 : Real estate tax; exemptions and deferrals for certain residential or farm property.
  • HB682 : Detention Center Incarceration Program; probation & parole officer to place certain defendant w/in.
  • HB683 : Real estate tax; reports by owners of income-producing property.
  • HB684 : Ballots; replaces current law provisions specifying details for form.
  • HB685 : Voting equipment; wireless communications at polling places.
  • HB686 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include Energy Star-rated fluorescent light bulbs.
  • HB687 : Campaign telephone calls; disclosure requirements.
  • HB688 : Claims; Anthony Fields.  
  • HB689 : Combined Sewer Overflow Fund; designating funds to be deposited therein for use by certain cities.
  • HB690 : Companion animals; commercial breeding, penalty.
  • HB691 : Animal control officers; inspection of breeding facilities.  
  • HB692 : Highway welcome and exit signs; localities may put up within highway rights-of-way.
  • HB693 : Health insurance pools; technical assistance for small businesses.
  • HB694 : Alcoholic beverage control; wine tastings by gourmet shop licensees
  • HB695 : Retirement System; loss of retirement benefits for certain felonious convictions.
  • HB696 : Substance Abuse Treatment Fund; created.
  • HB697 : Libraries; localities may adopt an ordinance prohibiting firearms, etc. on premises.
  • HB698 : Real estate tax; exemption for elderly and handicapped persons in City of Newport News.
  • HB699 : Real estate tax; classification of residential property from commercial property.
  • HB700 : Child support; responsibility of incarcerated obligor.
  • HB701 : Sex Offenders and Crimes Against Minors Act; registration procedures.
  • HB702 : Tax information; local commissioners of revenue to provide access to their local police & fire dept.
  • HB703 : Comprehensive Parole Reduction Act; Parole Board to adopt an analytical scale to assess risk.
  • HB704 : Residential community programs; Department of Corrections give nonviolent prisoners opportunity.
  • HB705 : Children; person convicted of sexual offenses prohibited near recreation centers, etc.
  • HB706 : Temporary detention order; transportation to medical facility for assessment.
  • HB707 : Involuntary commitment hearing; person shall be held in custody until released to secure facility.
  • HB708 : Temporary detention orders; admission as evidence.
  • HB709 : Firearms; answering mental health questions on consent form required when purchasing.
  • HB710 : Self defense and defense of others; person occupying dwelling may justify when unlawful entry.
  • HB711 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; removes sunset provision for audio and video works.
  • HB712 : Judicial vacancies; removes requirement that Committee on District Courts and Supreme Court certify.
  • HB713 : Protective orders, preliminary; court to extend if respondent fails to appear at hearing.
  • HB714 : Traffic lights; Class 6 felony for running red light.
  • HB715 : Arrest; resetting of bail or amending bail set.
  • HB716 : Disorderly conduct; removes certain proviso.
  • HB717 : Child or spousal support cases; posting of bonds.
  • HB718 : Courts; authority to order payment of fine, costs, forfeitures, penalties, or alternatives.
  • HB719 : Underage drinking and driving; punishment.
  • HB720 : Landlord and tenant; definition of application fee & provides that such fee is nonrefundable.
  • HB721 : Commercial property; creates more compact approval process in localities.
  • HB722 : School boards; policies for classroom placement of twins or higher order multiples.
  • HB723 : Resources Authority; authorized to finance park and recreation projects.
  • HB724 : Absentee voting; electoral board may delay opening voter precinct.
  • HB725 : Equine dental technicians; exempts from registration requirements.
  • HB726 : Conditional zoning; purchase of development rights.
  • HB727 : Natural resources funding; allocates annually percentage of revenue generated by sales & use tax.
  • HB728 : Health insurance; State Corporation Commission to develop uniform group application form.
  • HB729 : Marriage license; marriage record prepared includes social security nunber of each party.
  • HB730 : Payday Loan Act; repealing Act referring thereto.
  • HB731 : Economic Development Partnership Authority; adds Chancellor of Community College System to Board.
  • HB732 : Income tax, corporate and state; energy-efficient equipment tax credit.
  • HB733 : Restroom Access Act; created; civil penalty.
  • HB734 : Public libraries; possession of firearms on premises prohibited.
  • HB735 : Involuntary commitment hearings; third-year law students may represent petitioner.
  • HB736 : Retirement System; average final compensation retirement multiplier for teachers.
  • HB737 : Independent examiner; records to be reviewed.
  • HB738 : Retirement System; purchase of prior service credit.
  • HB739 : Retirement System; retired members to continue receiving retirement allowance.
  • HB740 : Underaged drinking; eligibility for deferred disposition.
  • HB741 : Involuntary mental health treatment; prohibition from purchasing, etc. firearms.
  • HB742 : Corporations; business office of registered agent. 
  • HB743 : Income tax, state; qualified adoption expenses tax credit.
  • HB744 : Income tax, state; deduction for energy-efficient equipment.
  • HB745 : Criminal history record information; adds definition of firearms show vendor.
  • HB746 : Child day center; possession of firearms on premises prohibited.
  • HB747 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those paid, imposed on certain drivers, refunds of fees.
  • HB748 : Innovative Technology Authority; board of directors.
  • HB749 : Standards of Quality; apportionment of state & local share for costs of giving educational programs.
  • HB750 : Parental rights; appeal when terminated.
  • HB751 : Involuntary hearing results; accessibility by colleges and universities.
  • HB752 : Higher educational institutions; mental health record release authorization when enrolling.
  • HB753 : Virginia Criminal Information Network (VCIN); establishing precise time protective orders expire.
  • HB754 : Horse racing; local referendum; definition of town. 
  • HB755 : Deputies; personnel costs in preparation for new regional jail facility.
  • HB756 : Registration fees; vehicle equipped for persons with disabilities.
  • HB757 : Illegal aliens; adds presumption, subject to rebuttal, against admitting to bail any alien charged.
  • HB758 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include computers and related equipment.
  • HB759 : School boards; annual report of expenditures.
  • HB760 : Mentally retarded; replaces term with intellectually disabled.
  • HB761 : Charter; Town of Herndon. 
  • HB762 : Illegal aliens; presumption against admission to bail for those charged with criminal offense.
  • HB763 : Central Criminal Records Exchange; required to notify U.S. Bureau of Immigration & Customs.
  • HB764 : Correctional facilities; inquiries to U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
  • HB765 : Emergency custody or temporary detention order; payment of cost of transportation.
  • HB766 : Fraudulent academic credentials; misdemeanor to operate degree/diploma mill and to issue.
  • HB767 : Home instruction of children; eliminates certain requirements.
  • HB768 : Freedom of Information Act; active investigations of teacher licensing.
  • HB769 : Literary Fund; memoranda of lien.
  • HB770 : Public schools; establishes educational technology as major classification of school funds.
  • HB771 : Schools, joint and regional; may request waiver from any new regulation requirements.
  • HB772 : Retirement System; exemption from liability for advisory commttees appointed by.
  • HB773 : Retirement System; prior service credit.
  • HB774 : State Police Officers' Retirement System; time within which compulsory retirement shall occur.
  • HB775 : State employees; cash match plan.
  • HB776 : Higher Education Board Appointments, Commission on; removes sunset provision.
  • HB777 : Civics Education, Commission on; extends sunset provision.
  • HB778 : Recordation of deeds; required to be filed within 120 days of transaction.
  • HB779 : Illegal aliens; presumption of no bail for those charged with certain crimes.
  • HB780 : Revised Uniform Limited Partnership Act; reorganizes provisions.
  • HB781 : Southwest Virginia Cultural Heritage Commission, created.
  • HB782 : Mental health records; disclosure, etc.
  • HB783 : Judges; increases mandatory retirement age.
  • HB784 : Naturopathic doctors; licensure requirements for practice.
  • HB785 : Freezing access to credit reports.
  • HB786 : Vehicle registration; refusal to issue or renew because of fees or taxes owed to counties, etc.
  • HB787 : Transient occupancy tax; Arlington County.
  • HB788 : Highway maintenance payments; Arlington and Henrico Counties receive payments for roads.
  • HB789 : Campaign finance disclosure; filings by political action committees.
  • HB790 : Retirement System; retired members to continue receiving retirement allowance.
  • HB791 : Fort Lee Housing Enterprise Zone, created.
  • HB792 : Parental leave for school involvement; employers to permit employees annual leave.
  • HB793 : Greenhouse gas emissions; Secretary of Natural Resources to develop strategy to reduce.
  • HB794 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; Energy Star sales tax holiday.
  • HB795 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include WaterSense qualified products.
  • HB796 : Climate Change, Commission on; created, report.
  • HB797 : Traffic signs and markings; VDOT to transfer control to Fairfax County.
  • HB798 : Absentee ballot applications and procedures.
  • HB799 : Voters; information to be provided prior to election.
  • HB800 : Elections, Board of; uniform application of election laws to special elections.
  • HB801 : Elections; voting equipment; wireless communications at polling places.
  • HB802 : Candidates; Board of Elections to publish list on Internet.
  • HB803 : VDOT; authority to account for workforce housing.
  • HB804 : Consumer Real Estate Settlement Protection Act; interest on escrow accounts.
  • HB805 : Advance Health Care Directive Registry; created.
  • HB806 : Infectious diseases; residential facility or group home licensed by DMHMRSAS et al. to report cases.
  • HB807 : Health insurance pools; technical assistance for small businesses.
  • HB808 : Special education services; parental consent.
  • HB809 : Teachers; provisional and local eligibility licenses if military personnel.
  • HB810 : Machine gun registration; Superintendent of State Police to be notified of change of address.
  • HB811 : Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); waiver of ineligibility period.
  • HB812 : Foster Care Scholarship Program and Fund; created.
  • HB813 : Independent living services; person shall not become ineligible for services upon refusing.
  • HB814 : Protective orders; to include information on whether or not respondent possesses firearm.
  • HB815 : Voluntary admission; report to CCRE.
  • HB816 : Outpatient treatment; compliance; medication.
  • HB817 : Judges; increases number in various general district courts.
  • HB818 : Judges; increases number in circuit court.
  • HB819 : Nursing facilities; those in continuing care retirement communities to participate in program.
  • HB820 : Inmates; officer of correctional facility to inquire of alien status.
  • HB821 : Smoke Free Air Act; smoking in public places.
  • HB822 : Dishwashing detergents; bans use of phosphorus therein for household dishwashing machines.
  • HB823 : Oripavine and lisdexamfetamine; adds to list of Schedule II drugs.
  • HB824 : Water quality information; Secretary of Natural Resources to be lead Secretary to coordinate.
  • HB825 : Foster and adoption workers; minimum training requirements. 
  • HB826 : Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; expanding Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel first tier project.
  • HB827 : State Lottery Department; powers of the Director and the Board.
  • HB828 : Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; removes York County & Cities of Hampton & Poquoson.
  • HB829 : Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; abolishes Authority, taxes, etc., dedicated to operation.
  • HB830 : Sex offender; affidavit as evidence when failure to register.
  • HB831 : State Corporation Commission; confidentiality of information.
  • HB832 : Removal of trespassing vehicles by towing and recovery operators.
  • HB833 : Company vehicles of automotive manufacturers. 
  • HB834 : Irrigation systems; state-owned buildings and private property. 
  • HB835 : Firearms; misdemeanor to possess, etc. if mentally incompetent.
  • HB836 : Bipartisan Redistricting Commission; created.
  • HB837 : Dam break inundation zones; localities with authority to address development.
  • HB838 : Criminal Justice Services, Board for; establishment of Executive Committee.
  • HB839 : Interoperability Executive Committee; codifies Committee, report.
  • HB840 : Capitol Police, Division of; powers and duties.
  • HB841 : Capitol District; defines geographic seat of government.
  • HB842 : Concealed weapons; exempts retired Capitol Police officers from permit requirements.
  • HB843 : Concealed handgun permit applications; access to personal information.
  • HB844 : Crimes Against Minors and Sex Offender Registry; use of data by SAVIN.
  • HB845 : Charter; City of Winchester. 
  • HB846 : State Police, Department of; variable housing allowance.
  • HB847 : Charter; City of Winchester.
  • HB848 : Development rights program; Office of Farmland Preservation to create lease.
  • HB849 : Land preservation tax credits; taxpayer to give consent when tax credit, etc. has been transferred.
  • HB850 : Foster care; code of ethics and responsibilities agreement.
  • HB851 : Crowd control; authority to bring civil action against person who negligently fails to provide.
  • HB852 : Governmental employees; repeals provisions that prohibit bargaining with labor union.
  • HB853 : Service dogs; persons training entitled to be accompanied thereby in public places.
  • HB854 : Freedom of Information Act; local public bodies may meet by electronic communication.
  • HB855 : Pedestrian and bicycle advisory committees, regional; VDOT to establish.
  • HB856 : Rail Enhancement Fund; allows Director to waive certain requirements regarding project funding.
  • HB857 : Adult Fatality Review Team; created, report.
  • HB858 : Freedom of Information Act; exemption for certain publicly owned museum records.
  • HB859 : Gift certificates.
  • HB860 : Elections, Board of; special emergency power.
  • HB861 : Caregivers Grant Program; physician assistant or nurse practitioner to certify.
  • HB862 : Alcoholic beverage control; alcohol content in prepared foods.
  • HB863 : School boards; policies regarding certain activities.
  • HB864 : Alcoholic mixed beverages; ABC Board to grant special events licenses to local governments.
  • HB865 : Group life insurance coverage.
  • HB866 : Criminal Justice Services, Department of; limitation on licensure for bail bondsmen.
  • HB867 : Public Procurement Act; regional industrial facility authorities to enter into certain contracts.
  • HB868 : Setoff Debt Collection Act; setoff against federal tax refunds for local tax debt.
  • HB869 : Delinquent local taxes; lists by Treasurer. 
  • HB870 : Division name change
  • HB871 : Marriage & family programs; Department of Social Services to establish.
  • HB872 : Wearing blaze orange while hunting.
  • HB873 : Concealed handgun permits; proof of competency with handgun.
  • HB874 : Income tax, state; exemption for launch services and payload to space flight participants.
  • HB875 : Handbills, etc.; distribution in City of Richmond.
  • HB876 : DUI Court; establishing in City of Colonial Heights and Chesterfield County.
  • HB877 : Water and Waste Authorities Act; powers of each authority.
  • HB878 : School divisions, local; requires 65% of each education dollar to be spent in classroom, report.
  • HB879 : Affordable dwelling unit ordinances; may establish requirement that prices for resale be controlled.
  • HB880 : Incarceration; waiving interest during period thereof.
  • HB881 : Employment Commission; authorizes final orders to be recorded, etc.
  • HB882 : Administrative orders; collection of interest.
  • HB883 : Affordable dwelling unit ordinance; permitting certain densities in plan in City of Charlottesville.
  • HB884 : School buses; prohibits idling of engines of those diesel-powered on school premises.
  • HB885 : Bus idling; local ordinances.
  • HB886 : Bear hound training season.
  • HB887 : Scrap metal processors. 
  • HB888 : Oversize truck permits.
  • HB889 : Learner's permits; increases minimun driving hours.
  • HB890 : Emergency vehicles; flashing warning lights.
  • HB891 : Driver's license; discretionary arrest for third offense of driving on suspended license.
  • HB892 : Annexation; extends from 2010 to 2020 temporary restriction on city annexation authority, etc.
  • HB893 : Juvenile detention facility employee; assault and battery against, penalty.
  • HB894 : Abortion; licensure of clinics.
  • HB895 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; definition of amusement devices.
  • HB896 : Students, first-time; preadmission physical examinations.
  • HB897 : Security freezes on credit reports; penalty.
  • HB898 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions include additional one-half percent authorized for localities.
  • HB899 : Semiautomatic handguns; sale thereof, microstamping.
  • HB900 : Value engineering; submission thereof to report to Division of Engineering & Buildings.
  • HB901 : Employee benefits; provision for funding of employee's principal residence in City of Alexandria.
  • HB902 : Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Act; registration procedures.
  • HB903 : Magistrates; reforms system by transferring appointment and supervisory responsibilities.
  • HB904 : Mobile telephone and other wireless electronic devices; use of hands-free accessory while driving.
  • HB905 : Statutory burglary; increased punishment.
  • HB906 : Prisoners; earned sentence credits.
  • HB907 : Absentee voting; qualified voters may vote absentee for any reason.
  • HB908 : Alcoholic beverage control; operation of government stores on Sunday.
  • HB909 : Nanotechnology Authority Act of 2007; created, report.
  • HB910 : Technology, Nanotechnology and Biotechnology Investment Fund; created.
  • HB911 : Intangible personal property; classifies certain items thereas.
  • HB912 : Income tax, state; conformity of system with Internal Revenue Code.
  • HB913 : Arborists; regulation of titles.
  • HB914 : Nonrenewal of liability, fire, and motor vehicle insurance policies.
  • HB915 : Credit Counseling Act; removes two factors that SCC is required to use when setting fees.
  • HB916 : Supreme Court; circuit court case management system changes to be approved by Executive Secretary.
  • HB917 : Cerk's office; preservation of papers.
  • HB918 : Corporations and professional limited liability companies; conforms provisions that govern mergers.
  • HB919 : Underinsured motorist insurance coverage.  
  • HB920 : General Assembly Conflicts of Interests Act; prohibited conduct concerning certain transactions.
  • HB921 : Jail construction, local; increases State's reimbursement level.
  • HB922 : Registration fees; increase for firefighting and emergency medical services vehicles.
  • HB923 : School Construction Revolving Fund; created, report.
  • HB924 : Income tax and sales and use tax; credit and exemption for certain telecommunications service.
  • HB925 : Employment Commission; employment stabilization.
  • HB926 : Illegal aliens; disciplinary action for employing.
  • HB927 : Tax rates; requires localities to fix for ensuing year at least 30 days prior to approval of budget.
  • HB928 : Illegal immigration; adopts several measures aimed at curbing in State, report.
  • HB929 : Illegal aliens; presumption against admission to bail for those charged with criminal offense.
  • HB930 : Retirement System; investments related to countries sponsoring terrorism.
  • HB931 : Methamphetamine; manufacturing, selling, giving, and distributing thereof, penalty.
  • HB932 : Firearms; reckless handling, penalty.
  • HB933 : Triggerman rule; elimination thereof.
  • HB934 : Jail inmates; no parole for those convicted of multiple misdemeanors.
  • HB935 : Criminal cases; admissibility of prior inconsistent statements.
  • HB936 : Students; local composite index.
  • HB937 : Disclosure of medical information; outpatient treatment noncompliance.  
  • HB938 : Commitment hearings; petitioner right to appeal.
  • HB939 : Involuntary commitment; transfer to outpatient treatment.
  • HB940 : Evidence; defense motions to suppress.
  • HB941 : Search warrants; allows an affidavit to be delivered by facsimile after it is certified.
  • HB942 : Driver's license, provisional; repeals provision allowing use of wireless devices when stopped.
  • HB943 : Veterans services; changes references under powers and duties of Commissioner.
  • HB944 : Public Procurement Act; procurement of professional services for certain transportation projects.
  • HB945 : Court of Appeals; en banc hearings
  • HB946 : Adoption; period of validity of home study.
  • HB947 : Homeowners foreclosure protection; Attorney General may enforce violations.
  • HB948 : Community services board employees; legal fees and expenses.
  • HB949 : Slayer statute; amends definition.
  • HB950 : Uniform Power of Attorney Act; established.
  • HB951 : Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act; created.
  • HB952 : Insanity plea; time period for notice.
  • HB953 : Abuse or neglect proceedings; videotaped statement.
  • HB954 : Conditional zoning; purchase of development rights.
  • HB955 : Public Private Education Facilities & Infrastructure Act of 2002; gain sharing for tech. projects.
  • HB956 : Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund; physical evidence recovery kit reimbursements.
  • HB957 : Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; increases membership.
  • HB958 : Residential dwellings, non-owner occupied; local government authority to require registration.
  • HB959 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; grading limitations.
  • HB960 : Retirement System; optional increase for local employees.
  • HB961 : Highway maintenance; provides for increased payments where traffic volumes exceed statewide average.
  • HB962 : Residential Property Disclosure Act; disclosure of stormwater detention facilities.
  • HB963 : Legislative efficiency review program; JLARC to review operations in all legislative branches.
  • HB964 : Sex offender registry; penalty for failure to register.
  • HB965 : Victims Compensation Fund; amends definition to include stalking victims.
  • HB966 : ABC agent; assault and battery against, penalty.
  • HB967 : Fees imposed by DMV on vehicle dealers.
  • HB968 : District courts; withdrawal of appeals.
  • HB969 : Criminal street gangs; causing or encouraging acts rendering children delinquent.
  • HB970 : Protective orders; probation violation.
  • HB971 : Identity theft; database breach notification.
  • HB972 : Ford and Pullman property grants; ratifies conveyance of certain lands in County of Fairfax.
  • HB973 : Children; what constitutes taking indecent liberties, penalty.
  • HB974 : Virginia Criminal Information Network (VCIN); establishing precise time protective orders expire.
  • HB975 : Income tax, corporate; Real Estate Investment Trusts.
  • HB976 : Single lot development; developers to provide stormwater management.
  • HB977 : Statistical information; VDOT to collect and report.
  • HB978 : VPI & SU; Board of Visitors to convey certain property to Virginia Tech Foundation, Inc.
  • HB979 : TAG; eligibility for students attending Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
  • HB980 : Career coaches; Board for Community Colleges to establish guidelines for in public high schools.
  • HB981 : Retirement System; benefits for local law-enforcement officers.
  • HB982 : Concealed handgun permit applications; access to personal information.
  • HB983 : Charter; City of Radford. 
  • HB984 : Math specialist pilot program; Department of Education to establish, report.
  • HB985 : Income tax, state; teacher expenses for materials tax credit.
  • HB986 : Income tax, state; tax credit for health insurance premiums paid by small business employers.
  • HB987 : SCHEV; creation of nonstock corporation to support academic research.
  • HB988 : State song; designates 'Virginia: Where Heaven Touches Earth' .
  • HB989 : University of Virginia; appointment of board of visitors.
  • HB990 : Pyramid promotional schemes; definition thereof, penalty.
  • HB991 : Development rights; severance and transfer.
  • HB992 : Prostitution; definition thereof.
  • HB993 : License plates, special; issuance to supporters of Destination Imagination.
  • HB994 : Motor fuels tax; exemption for certain alternative fuel.
  • HB995 : Unlawful filming of another; penalty increased to Class 6 felony.
  • HB996 : Felony, violent; presumption of no bail upon conviction.
  • HB997 : Residential Property Disclosure Act; condition of real property to include evidence of mold presence
  • HB998 : Line of Duty Act; definition of disabled person to include local employees.
  • HB999 : Animals; posting of bond by owners of those abandoned or cruelly treated.
  • HB1000 : Community College Incentive Scholarship Fund; added list of recipients of refund checkoffs.
  • HB1001 : Bomb threat; restitution for cost of response.
  • HB1002 : Condominium Act; notice of increased assessments.
  • HB1003 : Nursing workforce information; publication on website.
  • HB1004 : Advance directives; mental health directives follows same procedures as for medical.
  • HB1005 : Higher educational institutions; notification to parent of mental health treatment for student.
  • HB1006 : Emergency custody order and temporary detention order hearings; evidence.
  • HB1007 : Fusion Intelligence Center; confidentiality, immunity.
  • HB1008 : Derelict structures; locality authorized to impose fee on record owner.
  • HB1009 : Property taxes; assessments, bills, and deferral.
  • HB1010 : Illegal aliens; denial of in-state tuition.
  • HB1011 : Higher educational institutions; admission of in-state students.
  • HB1012 : Tow trucks, etc; requires insurance for towing fees for purpose of registration.
  • HB1013 : Newman Road; designating as State byway in Fairfax County.
  • HB1014 : High-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes; use by vehicles bearing special fuel vehicle license plates.
  • HB1015 : Motor vehicle air conditioners. 
  • HB1016 : Killing of deer over bait; local authority.  
  • HB1017 : Telework Promotion and Broadband Assistance, Office of; established, report.
  • HB1018 : Telecommuting; definition.
  • HB1019 : Telecommuting; state agencies to keep savings.
  • HB1020 : Freedom of Information Act; electronic meetings of interim study committees.
  • HB1021 : Telecommuting; establishes goal for state agencies.
  • HB1022 : Disabled parking.
  • HB1023 : Collection of debts; reciprocal agreement with federal government to include nontax payments.
  • HB1024 : Military personnel; extension of deadlines for driver's license renewal, etc.
  • HB1025 : Breast tumor treatment; repeals requirement that patient sign consent form.
  • HB1026 : Public benefits; restrictions on granting.
  • HB1027 : Motor vehicles; regulation of parking of certain vehicles in certain counties.  
  • HB1028 : Speed limits; signs posted in school zones.
  • HB1029 : Inmates; officer of correctional facility to inquire of alien status.
  • HB1030 : Telecommuting; state contractors to offer to employees.
  • HB1031 : Income tax, corporate; telework expenses tax credit.
  • HB1032 : Traffic-calming measures; financing for application and installation.
  • HB1033 : Urban transportation service districts; grants towns authority to create.
  • HB1034 : Vehicle registrations and certificates of title; individual applying to prove legal residency.
  • HB1035 : Law-enforcement officers; required to pull vehicle off roadway when stopping motorists.
  • HB1036 : Tax rates; localities to fix before approval of budget and notices of reassessments.
  • HB1037 : Hospitals, nonprofit; public hearing before sale or conversion.
  • HB1038 : Minimum wage law; enforcement.
  • HB1039 : Regional jail authorities; capital costs.
  • HB1040 : Health records; providing information after execution of search warrant, etc.
  • HB1041 : Sexually violent predators; penalties. 
  • HB1042 : Homestead deeds; previous filings.
  • HB1043 : Sex offense victims; use of polygraph examination.
  • HB1044 : Crimes Against Minors & Sex Offender Registry; persons convicted under certain Code sections.
  • HB1045 : Real property tax exemptions and deferrals for certain residential or farm property. 
  • HB1046 : Nursing homes; Board of Health to establish staffing levels.
  • HB1047 : Illegal immigrants; document verification for employment.
  • HB1048 : Education; computation of composite index.
  • HB1049 : Income tax, state; deduction for licensed medical caregivers.
  • HB1050 : Income tax, state; in-home health care tax credit.
  • HB1051 : Medical malpractice; definition of professional services.
  • HB1052 : Identity theft; database breach notification.
  • HB1053 : Standards of Quality; increased positions for students having limited English proficiency.
  • HB1054 : Involuntary mental health treatment; prohibition from purchasing, etc. firearms.
  • HB1055 : Firearms; possession by certain persons who have had parental rights terminated.
  • HB1056 : Charter; City of Falls Church. 
  • HB1057 : Cockfighting; imposes penalty of Class 6 felony on any person who knowingly engages in venture.
  • HB1058 : Higher educational institutions; release of educational records.
  • HB1059 : Emergency custody orders, temporary detention orders, and involuntary commitment; criteria.
  • HB1060 : Higher educational institutions; tuition waiver for senior citizens.
  • HB1061 : Zoning ordinances; may prescribe an appeal period of less than 30 days.
  • HB1062 : Elections; persons entitled to vote absentee.
  • HB1063 : Indoor Clean Air Act; smoking in restaurants in Northern Virginia.
  • HB1064 : Veterans Services; mental health program.
  • HB1065 : Safety belts.
  • HB1066 : Public Procurement Act; methods of procurement.
  • HB1067 : School employees; report of conviction for certain criminal acts.
  • HB1068 : Service of process; cost of return.
  • HB1069 : Elections; absentee voting and absentee ballot applications.
  • HB1070 : Citizen Advisory Redistricting Board; created.
  • HB1071 : Birth control; adds definition.
  • HB1072 : Fire-safe cigarettes; civil penalties.
  • HB1073 : Housing and Community Development, Department of; administration of the Private Activity Bonds.
  • HB1074 : Custody & visitation orders; expedited hearings for those on active military duty.
  • HB1075 : Alcoholic beverage control; powers and duties of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
  • HB1076 : Property Owners' Association Act; adds new definitions and sets limits for disclosure packet fees.
  • HB1077 : Real Estate Time Share Act; obligation for fees and limitation on actions.
  • HB1078 : Vested rights and nonconforming uses; changes to provisions.
  • HB1079 : Zoning, Board of; deletes language from provisions regarding variances.
  • HB1080 : Income tax, state; credits for care, protection, and adoption of certain animals.
  • HB1081 : Elevator mechanics; Board for Contractors to issue temporary certifications in event of shortage.
  • HB1082 : Virginia Housing Trust Fund; creates dedicated source of funding via percentage of recordation tax.
  • HB1083 : Environmental impact reports; exempts state/local authority from submission on major state project.
  • HB1084 : Zoning; approval of certain proffered conditions.
  • HB1085 : Fair housing law; unlawful discriminatory housing practice.
  • HB1086 : Zoning appeals; written notice of zoning violation.
  • HB1087 : Social security numbers; public access, exceptions.
  • HB1088 : Department of Game and Inland Fisheries; disclosure of official records; exceptions.
  • HB1089 : Toxic substances; removes requirement Board of Health report to General Assembly biennially.
  • HB1090 : Zoning ordinance; civil penalties for violations.
  • HB1091 : Mortgage loans; escrowing taxes and insurance.
  • HB1092 : Income tax, corporate; biotechnology investment tax credit.
  • HB1093 : Mortgages; requirements for certain.
  • HB1094 : Standards of Quality; online instructional programs.
  • HB1095 : Bioscience and Biotechnology, Commission on; created, report.
  • HB1096 : Protection of Social Security Numbers Act; created.
  • HB1097 : Mortgage lenders and brokers; licensure and regulations.
  • HB1098 : Wet Settlement Act; adds to definition of settlement.
  • HB1099 : Voter registration lists; access to date of birth information.
  • HB1100 : Human immunodeficiency virus; informed consent for testing.
  • HB1101 : Zoning ordinances; notice of certain violations.
  • HB1102 : Freedom of Information Act; records containing social security numbers.
  • HB1103 : Payday Loan Act; SCC to contract with one or more parties to develop, etc. database.
  • HB1104 : Veterans services; changes references under powers and duties to Secretary of Public Safety.
  • HB1105 : Outdoor advertising; local governments ability to limit or remove signs..
  • HB1106 : Circuit court clerks; electronic filing and recording.
  • HB1107 : Single-family dwellings; fines for zoning violations related to overcrowding.
  • HB1108 : Highway construction, primary system; funds allocation.
  • HB1109 : Veterans; tuition waiver for certain.
  • HB1110 : Motor carrier liability insurance. 
  • HB1111 : Income tax, state; historic rehabilitation tax credit.
  • HB1112 : Violation of weight limits; disposition of penalties. 
  • HB1113 : Certificate of occupancy; imposition of fee for issuance.
  • HB1114 : Real Estate Board; real estate firm licenses.
  • HB1115 : Forest protection; increases annual amount a locality pays to State Forester therefor.
  • HB1116 : Environmental impact reports; required for any major state construction project over $1 million.
  • HB1117 : Alcoholic beverage control; suspension and revocation of licenses if meeting place of street gang.
  • HB1118 : Real property tax exemptions and deferrals for certain residential or farm property. 
  • HB1119 : Derelict structures; locality authorized to impose fee on record owner.
  • HB1120 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include compensation to dealers.
  • HB1121 : Weights and measures; permissible to possess for commercial purposes.
  • HB1122 : Weights and measures; permissible to possess for commercial purposes.
  • HB1123 : Real and personal property tax; public service corporations. 
  • HB1124 : Virginia Commonwealth University; management agreement with State.
  • HB1125 : Port Authority; Marine Resources Commission to grant easements and rights-of-way.
  • HB1126 : Abortion or miscarriage; intent to destroy unborn child, penalty.
  • HB1127 : Campaign finance disclosure; required special reports for certain large contributions.
  • HB1128 : Pharmacists; continuing education requirements.
  • HB1129 : Pharmacy, Board of; expiration of licenses.
  • HB1130 : VDOT logo signs; businesses that cater to recreational vehicle users.
  • HB1131 : Children's Ombudsman, Office of; created, report.
  • HB1132 : Wine and beer; City of Roanoke can obtain retail on-premises licenses for outdoor amphitheaters.
  • HB1133 : Deed of trust or mortgage; reduces time in which one may enforce.
  • HB1134 : Reporting designated campaign contributions to PACs.
  • HB1135 : Public schools; regulations governing limited public forums and religious viewpoints.
  • HB1136 : Jury; sentencing proceeding after conviction.
  • HB1137 : Green roof incentive programs; Board of Housing & Community Development to develop guidelines.
  • HB1138 : Representation of petitioner during civil commitment hearing; Commonwealth's attorney.  
  • HB1139 : Consideration of the preadmission screening report.
  • HB1140 : Tolls; provides for a method of adjustments.
  • HB1141 : Foster care; independent living services.
  • HB1142 : Recreational Facilities Authority; delays reversion of title to real property.
  • HB1143 : Foster care; visitation rights for birth siblings.
  • HB1144 : Hearsay evidence during commitment hearings.
  • HB1145 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include certain works of art.
  • HB1146 : Medical records; persons involved in civil commitment process to access.
  • HB1147 : Controlled substances; nonresident pharmacies reporting and approval requirements.
  • HB1148 : Local Government Manager Retention Program; retirement benefits for chief local executive employee.
  • HB1149 : Trail activity; immunity to person who invites public onto his land for purpose of riding ATVs.
  • HB1150 : Oil or gas operations; prohibits installation of gathering pipeline within 100 feet of cemetery.
  • HB1151 : Income tax, corporate; sales tax exemption for space flight entities.
  • HB1152 : Vehicle window tinting films; exempts rear or rear side windows of ambulances, etc.
  • HB1153 : Electric utilities; notice of rate increase. 
  • HB1154 : Sick leave; retirement credit for unused balances of state & local employees.
  • HB1155 : Income tax, corporate; Habitat for Humanity tax credit.
  • HB1156 : Ddrug distribution; penalties if results in death or serious bodily injury.
  • HB1157 : State Police, Department of; investigation of accidents involving state-owned vehicles.
  • HB1158 : Aircraft accident investigations; joint jurisdiction to local police & Department of State Police.
  • HB1159 : Zoning ordinance; provisions for issuance of inspection warrants by magistrate.
  • HB1160 : School bus drivers; removes exclusion from existing provision that prohibits employment of children.
  • HB1161 : Income tax, state; exemption for education outreach programs.
  • HB1162 : Campaign finance disclosure requirements; special reports of certain large contributions.
  • HB1163 : Auditor of Public Accounts; database to contain information for state taxpayers.
  • HB1164 : Income tax, corporate; public/private education investment tax credit.
  • HB1165 : Teaching Scholarship Loan Program; expands program to include candidates pursuing.
  • HB1166 : Onsite treatment works; Board of Health, et al. to accept designs from professional engineers.
  • HB1167 : Administrative Process Act; public participation guidelines.
  • HB1168 : Temporary detention orders; prohibits purchasing firearms if agrees to mental health treatment.
  • HB1169 : Misdemeanor and felony fees; increases fixed fees.
  • HB1170 : Driver's license, commercial; passenger-carrying vehicle transporting fewer than 16 required.
  • HB1171 : Alcoholic mixed beverages; grounds for suspension or revocation of license if lewd conduct allowed.
  • HB1172 : Charter; Town of Pound. 
  • HB1173 : Motorcyclists; allows certain persons at least 21 years of age to ride without helmets.
  • HB1174 : Immigrant Assistance, Office of; created.
  • HB1175 : Apprentice hunting license.
  • HB1176 : Motor vehicle insurance; payments for repairs.
  • HB1177 : Plats; length of validity after all or portion of property recorded.
  • HB1178 : Forgery; penalty.
  • HB1179 : Assault & battery; admission to bail person committing second or subsequent offense against family.
  • HB1180 : Assault and battery; second offense against family member, penalty.
  • HB1181 : Conservators of the peace, special; circuit court judge required to appoint.
  • HB1182 : Predicate criminal act; adds grand larceny thereas for gang membership.
  • HB1183 : Home instruction of children; requirements.
  • HB1184 : Financial and management review; Governor to initiate for all state agencies, report.
  • HB1185 : Voter registration; cancellation on basis of non-citizenship.
  • HB1186 : Incompetent defendants; dismissal of charges when charged with nonviolent misdemeanor.
  • HB1187 : Reckless driving; penalty for person convicted.
  • HB1188 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those paid, imposed on certain drivers, refunds of fees.
  • HB1189 : Anti-child exploitation; funding for law enforcement efforts.
  • HB1190 : Infant mortality; requires certain measures designed to lower.
  • HB1191 : Income tax; tax credit for long-term care insurance premiums paid by small business employers.
  • HB1192 : Child Toy Safety Act of 2008; penalty for failure to remove recalled goods, report.
  • HB1193 : Military Service Personnel Bill of Rights of 2008; established.
  • HB1194 : Income tax, corporate; higher education research and development tax credit.
  • HB1195 : Green Buildings Act; established.
  • HB1196 : Charter; City of Bristol. 
  • HB1197 : Voter registration; period of time that registration records must be closed before primary election.
  • HB1198 : Driver's licenses, commercial; State law conformance with federal requirements.
  • HB1199 : Wines; ABC Board to sell in stores magazines, etc. whose purpose is to educate consumers.
  • HB1200 : Contracts; improper use of payment device numbers.
  • HB1201 : Motor Vehicle Dealer Board; executive director and staff.
  • HB1202 : Board for Towing and Recovery Operators; executive director and staff.
  • HB1203 : Mental health and substance abuse treatment providers; background checks.
  • HB1204 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; custom structural metal fabrication in an economically distressed area.
  • HB1205 : Diversion Center Incarceration Program.
  • HB1206 : Port Authority; police officer to provide security beyond where property is located.
  • HB1207 : Serious juvenile offenders; those convicted as an adult to gain earned sentence credits.
  • HB1208 : Subaqueous lands; Marine Resources Commission to convey parcels thereof.
  • HB1209 : Deferred disposition.
  • HB1210 : Vacant building registration; enhances penalties for failure to register.
  • HB1211 : Port Authority; establishing trust to offset other postemployment benefits.
  • HB1212 : Port Authority; employee retirement plans.
  • HB1213 : HIV/Hepatitis testing; parental consent for minors.
  • HB1214 : Trees, state-owned; increases minimum threshold for sales thereof from state forests.
  • HB1215 : Charter; City of Emporia. 
  • HB1216 : Planning time for school teachers.
  • HB1217 : Charter; Town of Lawrenceville. 
  • HB1218 : School buses; prohibits use of wireless telecommunications devices by persons operating.
  • HB1219 : Law Officers' Retirement System; supplemental allowance paid until Social Security retirement age.
  • HB1220 : Concealed handguns; allows law-enforcement officers on long-term leave to carry without permit.
  • HB1221 : Drivers, commercial; DUI testing after accident.
  • HB1222 : Charitable medical events; lack of notice to licensing board.
  • HB1223 : Employment Commission; must maintain at least one regional office in each planning district.
  • HB1224 : Driver's, commercial; random drug and alcohol tests required.
  • HB1225 : Fire Programs Fund. 
  • HB1226 : Regional jail vehicles; equipped with colored warning lights.
  • HB1227 : Breast and cervical cancer; coverage of treatment.
  • HB1228 : Electric utilities; notice of renewable power options. 
  • HB1229 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include WaterSense products, etc.
  • HB1230 : Greenhouse gas emissions; mandatory reporting thereof from stationary sources.
  • HB1231 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed certain drivers.
  • HB1232 : Cats and dogs; prohibits any dealer from overbreeding.
  • HB1233 : Reckless driving; suspension of license on conviction of minor.
  • HB1234 : Standards of Learning; growth model for student academic achievement.
  • HB1235 : Elections; locking of equipment after election; and timing of special elections
  • HB1236 : Criminal Justice Services, Department of; powers and duties.
  • HB1237 : Mentally ill defendants; treatment and hospitalization
  • HB1238 : Realignment Commission; created, report.
  • HB1239 : Wine and beer; exempts certain gourmet shop licenses from regulations.
  • HB1240 : Manufactured Home Lot Rental Act.; access of tenant to cable, satellite, etc.
  • HB1241 : Credit card theft; person who possesses card of another without cardholder's consent.
  • HB1242 : School employees; prohibits employment of an applicant if subject to founded case of child.
  • HB1243 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed certain drivers.
  • HB1244 : Driver training schools & instructors; changes terminology required to pass DMV instruction course.
  • HB1245 : Driver's licenses; first-time applicants must have completed driver education program.
  • HB1246 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; taxability of certain transactions by government contractors.
  • HB1247 : Income tax, state; indexes to rate of inflation amount in income tax brackets for tax rates, etc.
  • HB1248 : Illegal alien; concealing or transporting, penalty.
  • HB1249 : Unfair employment practices; discharging employees when unauthorized aliens are employed.
  • HB1250 : Personal flotation devices required for children; civil penalty.
  • HB1251 : Institutions of higher education; notification of mental health treatment.
  • HB1252 : Child custody; court ordered investigations.
  • HB1253 : Smoking; prohibited in restaurants.
  • HB1254 : Juvenile records; Department of Juvenile Justice to share with law enforcement.
  • HB1255 : Juveniles; transfer of jurisdiction.
  • HB1256 : Individual retirement accounts; protection from civil judgment.
  • HB1257 : Child support enforcement; establishing Intensive Case Monitoring pilot programs.
  • HB1258 : Juvenile records; notification of expungement.
  • HB1259 : Environmental impact reports; requires county, city, or town to submit report on highway projects.
  • HB1260 : Blood donations; allowance of minors aged 16 or older to donate.
  • HB1261 : Income tax, state; repeals provisions allowing additional withholding exemptions.
  • HB1262 : Elections; absentee voting and absentee ballot applications.
  • HB1263 : Truancy and school dropout prevention; school boards must implement programs & services to include.
  • HB1264 : Consumer Real Estate Settlement Protection Act; licensing standards.
  • HB1265 : Health, Department of; payment for medical care services.
  • HB1266 : Motor fuel tax; increase.
  • HB1267 : Income tax, state; veterinarian pro bono services and companion animal adoption tax credits.
  • HB1268 : Higher educational institutions; crisis and emergency management plans.
  • HB1269 : Alcoholic mixed beverages; allows licensee to make sangria.
  • HB1270 : Pedestrians and drivers; sets out responsibilities at marked and unmarked crosswalks.
  • HB1271 : Freedom of Information Act; exemption for local franchises.
  • HB1272 : School boards; financial literacy education.
  • HB1273 : Prisoners; health care costs.
  • HB1274 : Real property tax exemptions for the elderly and handicapped. 
  • HB1275 : Real property tax; exemption for elderly and disabled.
  • HB1276 : Elections; persons entitled to vote absentee.
  • HB1277 : Firearms; possession prohibited on Capitol Square.
  • HB1278 : Elections; early voting.
  • HB1279 : Transportation district commissioners; raises per diem.
  • HB1280 : Charitable gaming; regulation under Board and Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
  • HB1281 : License plates, special; persons convicted of DUI third or subsequent time to use.
  • HB1282 : Medical Malpractice Settlement Offer and Recovery Act; established.
  • HB1283 : Land preservation tax credit; elimination of verification of conservation value.
  • HB1284 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions for non-profit schools accredited by certain entity.
  • HB1285 : Protective orders; transport of firearms by certain law-enforcement officers. 
  • HB1286 : Highway systems; eliminates three-tier aspect of revenue-sharing program.
  • HB1287 : Electric energy conservation; SCC to conduct meeting to establish goals.
  • HB1288 : Bridge and safety funding; prioritization by Transportation Board.
  • HB1289 : Gas chambers; prohibits use thereof for animal euthanasia.
  • HB1290 : Restorative justice programs; established.
  • HB1291 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed certain drivers.
  • HB1292 : Concealed weapons; possession in vehicles.
  • HB1293 : Community College Scholarship Match Program; created.
  • HB1294 : Good Samaritan statute; immunity extends to those providing care at location for screening, etc.
  • HB1295 : Supreme Court; direct appeals.
  • HB1296 : Board for Towing and Recovery Operators. 
  • HB1297 : Public facilities; locality may by ordinance adopt provision for adequacy.
  • HB1298 : Illegal immigrants; grounds for disciplinary action for employment thereof.
  • HB1299 : Revised Uniform Anatomical Gift Act; resolve situations when conflict between health care directive.
  • HB1300 : State employee; penalty for threatening.
  • HB1301 : Bridge replacement & repair; Transportation Board to award contracts for design-build procurement.
  • HB1302 : Incident management; makes several changes to law in order to increase effectiveness & efficiency.
  • HB1303 : Residential Property Disclosure Act; property located within historic district.
  • HB1304 : Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; procedures to be followed.
  • HB1305 : Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Program. 
  • HB1306 : Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Program. 
  • HB1307 : Credit freeze; fee exemption for military personnel. 
  • HB1308 : Coastal primary sand dunes.
  • HB1309 : Income tax, state; riparian waterway tax credit.
  • HB1310 : State Corporation Commission; grants provisional certification of gas distributors.
  • HB1311 : Freezing access to credit reports.
  • HB1312 : Workforce development; Governor's responsibilities.
  • HB1313 : Unclaimed property; credit union accounts. 
  • HB1314 : Employment Commission; transfers responsibility for collection of employment taxes to Dept. of Tax.
  • HB1315 : Informed consent for abortion; ultrasound required before performing to determine gestation age.
  • HB1316 : Higher educational institutions; board of visitors to establish threat assessment team.
  • HB1317 : Conveyance of subaqueous lands.
  • HB1318 : Taxpayer Surplus Relief Fund; established to provide tax relief.
  • HB1319 : Underground transmission lines; pilot program established.
  • HB1320 : Private road easements; maintenance and improvements without permission of other property owners.
  • HB1321 : Foster care; transition plan for children 16 years of age or older.
  • HB1322 : Outpatient orders; compliance; oversight.
  • HB1323 : Temporary detention orders; magistrates to issue based on recommendation of emergency physicians.
  • HB1324 : Mental health records; mandatory sharing. 
  • HB1325 : Child support; exemption for parents who are imprisoned for life.
  • HB1326 : Retail Sales and Use Tax: exemptions for textbooks extended to students at institutions of learning.
  • HB1327 : Custody and visitation; ex parte orders.
  • HB1328 : Stalking; enhanced penalties.
  • HB1329 : Wireless broadband service; state agencies to lease or convey an interest in tower or site.
  • HB1330 : Economic development grants; aerospace engine manufacturing.
  • HB1331 : Agriculture and Consumer Services, Department of; revising and recodifying laws pertaining thereto.
  • HB1332 : DEQ; authority to issue and enforce permits, etc. related to air and water pollution.
  • HB1333 : Sexual battery; manner by which committed.
  • HB1334 : Conflict of Interests Act, State and Local Government; acceptance of awards.
  • HB1335 : Natural resources funding; allocates revenue generated by sales and use tax.
  • HB1336 : Deferred disposition.
  • HB1337 : Children; unlawful for any person to leave in motor vehicle unattended child under age six.
  • HB1338 : Firearm, etc.; increases from misdemeanor to felony for brandishing.
  • HB1339 : Security freezes on credit reports; penalty.
  • HB1340 : Fire Programs Fund. 
  • HB1341 : Smoking; localities to adopt ordinances containing standards, etc. relating thereto in restaurants.
  • HB1342 : Water and sewer charge; adds Isle of Wight County to localities that may attach lien on real estate.
  • HB1343 : Zoning ordinance; rezoning property to previous designation.
  • HB1344 : License plates, special; issuance to United States Navy chief petty officers.
  • HB1345 : Parking violations; civil penalties.
  • HB1346 : Violation of James City County parking ordinances. 
  • HB1347 : Local cigarette tax; counties. 
  • HB1348 : Local consumer utility tax; tax rate.
  • HB1349 : Unemployment compensation; leaving employment to follow spouse of clergy.
  • HB1350 : Charter; City of Williamsburg. 
  • HB1351 : Payday Loan Act; SCC to contract with one or more parties to develop, etc. database.
  • HB1352 : Game and Inland Fisheries, Board of; reconstitutes membership.
  • HB1353 : Fire Prevention Code; fireworks.
  • HB1354 : Substance abuse services; applications for funding.
  • HB1355 : Sewage treatment plants; expanded or upgraded facility must accept, etc. from onsite systems.
  • HB1356 : Lottery Department; lottery sales agents.
  • HB1357 : Taxpayer Surplus Relief Fund; established to provide tax relief.
  • HB1358 : State agencies; procurement of services by certain.
  • HB1359 : Planning and Budget, Department of; submissions of agency budget estimates to General Assembly.
  • HB1360 : Planning and Budget, Director of Department; required to have searchable budget database website.
  • HB1361 : Duties of Director of Department of Game and Inland Fisheries.
  • HB1362 : Embezzlement of public funds; misuse or misappropriation of public assets.
  • HB1363 : Trademarks and service marks; penalties. 
  • HB1364 : Income tax, state; subtraction for National Guard or Reserve personnel pay.
  • HB1365 : Income tax, state; animal adoption fee tax credit.
  • HB1366 : Probation; waiver of Fourth Amendment rights as condition of probation.
  • HB1367 : Freedom of Information Act; exemption for local government investment pools.
  • HB1368 : Judges, substitute or retired; increases per diem compensation.
  • HB1369 : Incarceration of defendant; pending appeal of bond by attorney for State.
  • HB1370 : Interpreters; use during testifying.
  • HB1371 : Concealed handgun permittees; carrying firearms on public property.
  • HB1372 : Honey houses; repeals inspection therof.
  • HB1373 : Tuition, in-state; eligibility for Native Americans.
  • HB1374 : Restricted permit issuance for license suspension for nonpayment of fines and costs.
  • HB1375 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed certain drivers.
  • HB1376 : Crimes Against Minors and Sex Offender Registry; use of data by SAVIN.
  • HB1377 : Payday lending charges; establishes maximum annual interest rate..
  • HB1378 : Incompetent defendants; disposition.
  • HB1379 : Public Procurement Act; exempts purchase of products used in connection with distilled spirits.
  • HB1380 : Sewage systems; counties and towns may approve.
  • HB1381 : Corporations; may be represented by an officer or an employee pro se before general district courts.
  • HB1382 : Social Services, Department of; nonattorney employees to complete, sign, and file petitions.
  • HB1383 : Life expectancy; evidence.
  • HB1384 : Grand jurors; disinterest in outcome and impartiality are required when selecting.
  • HB1385 : Highway construction funds, primary and secondary; funds allocation.
  • HB1386 : Service-disabled veteran-owned small business programs; aligns state's requirements with federal.
  • HB1387 : Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); waiver of ineligibility period.
  • HB1388 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include certain computer equipment in Mecklenburg Co.
  • HB1389 : Reporting designated campaign contributions.
  • HB1390 : Higher educational institutions; operational authority.
  • HB1391 : Bicentennial of American War of 1812 Commission and Fund; created, report.
  • HB1392 : Jail construction, local; State will reimburse up to one-half of capital costs.
  • HB1393 : Motion picture production companies; expands tax incentives.
  • HB1394 : Recordation taxes; changes basis of calculation on transfer of real estate.
  • HB1395 : State Police, Department of; policies for responding to crimes involving sexual assault.
  • HB1396 : Agritourism; Commissioner of Agriculture & Consumer Services to promote.
  • HB1397 : Real estate brokers and salespersons; required disclosures.
  • HB1398 : Tire recycling fee; extended until July 1, 2011.
  • HB1399 : Wineries or farm wineries; permits transfer between those licensed of fresh fruit, etc.
  • HB1400 : Minor's drug test; disclosure of results.
  • HB1401 : Child support; administrative support remedies.
  • HB1402 : Driver's licenses; provision of foreign language interpreter for applicant.
  • HB1403 : Family life education; instruction on use of Food & Drug Administration contraception methods.
  • HB1404 : Payday lending charges; establishes maximum annual interest rate.
  • HB1405 : Residential Property Disclosure Act; disclosure of storage tanks.
  • HB1406 : Rural rustic road program; increases maximum average daily traffic volume for roads.
  • HB1407 : Restricted driver's license; issuance to operate motor vehicle during period of suspension
  • HB1408 : Betterment loans; Director of Department of Environmental Quality to determine eligibility therefor.
  • HB1409 : Electric utility rates; incentives for use of alternatives and distributed generation.
  • HB1410 : Publication of political endorsements and advertisements
  • HB1411 : Income tax, state; age deduction income indexing.
  • HB1412 : Railroad corporations; prohibits foreign control without approval of State Corporation Commission.
  • HB1413 : Public utilities; required to use competitive bidding in purchasing and construction practices.
  • HB1414 : Concealed handgun permits; revocation upon notification of State Police.
  • HB1415 : Health insurance; extension of coverage funded by localities.
  • HB1416 : Alcoholic beverage control; tax increases; substance abuse treatment fund.
  • HB1417 : Claims; Kay F. Couch Johnson.
  • HB1418 : State song. 
  • HB1419 : Coordination of health insurance benefits. 
  • HB1420 : Department of Health declared state radiation agency. 
  • HB1421 : Renewable Energy Research Grant Program; established.
  • HB1422 : Cemeteries; access thereto located on private property.
  • HB1423 : Cemeteries; purchasing property containing private cemetery shall not be moved, relocated, etc.
  • HB1424 : Poultry testing for avian influenza.  
  • HB1425 : No Child Left Behind; withdrawal.
  • HB1426 : Recording courtroom proceedings; juvenile and domestic relations district court.
  • HB1427 : License plates, special; issuance of those bearing legend: SHAG DANCE CLUBS OF VIRGINIA.
  • HB1428 : Real property tax; exemptions for elderly and handicapped. 
  • HB1429 : Golf carts on public highways.
  • HB1430 : Clustering of single-family dwellings; Surry County.  
  • HB1431 : Dental assistants; requires Board of Dentistry to regulate practice thereof.
  • HB1432 : Virginia Indoor Clean Air Act; restaurants in certain cities.
  • HB1433 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemption for telecommunication companies.
  • HB1434 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include Energy Star-rated light bulbs.
  • HB1435 : Criminal procedure, admission to bail; persons not lawfully present in the United States.
  • HB1436 : Line of Duty Act; definitions; funding for Line of Duty Health Benefits Trust Fund.
  • HB1437 : Conservation of trees during the land development process for air quality improvement.
  • HB1438 : Educational institutions; governmental instrumentalities.
  • HB1439 : School employees; criminal acts
  • HB1440 : Kidney disease screening for public school students.
  • HB1441 : Duties of the Division of Legislative Services.
  • HB1442 : DUI ignition interlock limitations
  • HB1443 : Streamlined permitting process for alternative and renewable energy facilities. 
  • HB1444 : Hampton Roads Transportation Authority. 
  • HB1445 : Educational facility staff; training of administration of drugs.
  • HB1446 : Campaign finance disclosure reports; filing schedule for May elections.
  • HB1447 : Department for the Aging; coordination of local long-term care services.
  • HB1448 : State parks' employee housing.
  • HB1449 : Public institutions of higher education; crisis and emergency management plans.
  • HB1450 : County food and beverages tax.
  • HB1451 : Limited partnerships; distributions of assets. 
  • HB1452 : Display of objects or devices representing or resembling genitalia on motor vehicles.
  • HB1453 : Transient occupancy tax. 
  • HB1454 : VDOT entrance sight-distance requirements. 
  • HB1455 : Elections; provisional ballot procedures.
  • HB1456 : Hunting with bow and arrow or crossbow.
  • HB1457 : Virginia Resources Authority financing.
  • HB1458 : Freedom of Information Act; records and meetings of Innovative Technology Authority.  
  • HB1459 : Virginia Small Business Financing Act; preferred lenders.
  • HB1460 : Virginia Retirement System; investments related to state sponsors of terrorism.
  • HB1461 : Exempting certain assisted living facilities from the requirement to have a license.
  • HB1462 : Motor vehicle insurance; accident prevention courses.  
  • HB1464 : Trooper Robert A. Hill Memorial Bridge.
  • HB1465 : Dogfighting; penalty.  
  • HB1466 : Environmental impact of renewable energy electric generating facilities.  
  • HB1467 : Property and conveyances; leases; prohibited covenants. 
  • HB1468 : Authority to receive laboratory results directly.
  • HJ1 : Commending the William Fleming High School boys' basketball team
  • HJ2 : Requesting the Governor to implement recommendations of 2002 Governor's Commission on Efficiency.
  • HJ3 : Constitutional amendment; exempts certain homeowners from taxation (second reference).
  • HJ4 : Constitutional amendment; exempts certain homeowners from taxation (second reference).
  • HJ5 : Designating October as Right Choices for Youth Month in Virginia.
  • HJ6 : Commending the Highland Springs High School boys' basketball team
  • HJ7 : Celebrating the life of Finnella Saunders Fearnow.
  • HJ8 : Celebrating the life of Theodore F. Woody, Jr.
  • HJ9 : Celebrating the life of Lance Corporal Jeremy L. Tinnel.
  • HJ10 : Celebrating the life of Robert H. Shackelford, Jr.
  • HJ11 : Celebrating the life of Murice Grayson Balderson.
  • HJ12 : Commending Dr. Farrar W. Howard.
  • HJ13 : Celebrating the life of Rebecca Clary Harris.
  • HJ14 : Celebrating the life of Robert M. Sager.
  • HJ15 : Consumer credit reports; joint subcommittee to study security freezes thereon.
  • HJ16 : Celebrating the life of Garry Harrison Clatterbuck.
  • HJ17 : Commending the the SPCA of Winchester, Frederick, and Clarke Counties on its 100th anniversary.
  • HJ18 : Constitutional amendment; property tax exemption for certain veterans (first reference).
  • HJ19 : Constitutional amendment; assessments of real property and tax rates (first reference).
  • HJ20 : Constitutional amendment; restriction on entities that may impose taxes (first reference).
  • HJ21 : Constitutional amendment; restriction on entities that may impose taxes (first reference).
  • HJ22 : Residential and commercial development, new; joint subcommittee to study identifiable costs.
  • HJ23 : Commending the University of Virginia Hospital Auxiliary on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
  • HJ24 : Commending Sweet Union Baptist Church on the occasion of its 97th anniversary
  • HJ25 : Commending William Sinkler.
  • HJ26 : Dyslexia Awareness Month; designating as October 2008, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ27 : Valentines, Virginia Day; designating as February 14, 2008, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ28 : Constitutional amendment; establishing Redistricting Commission (first reference).
  • HJ29 : Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (first reference).
  • HJ30 : Commending the 82nd Airborne Division on the occasion of its 90th anniversary.
  • HJ31 : General Assembly; establishing schedule for conduct of business during 2008 Regular Session.
  • HJ32 : General Assembly; establishing prefiling schedule for 2009 Regular Session.
  • HJ33 : Celebrating the life of Marion Wingfield Johnson.
  • HJ34 : Commending Dr. Robert Powell.
  • HJ35 : Health care, indigent; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study.
  • HJ36 : Constitutional amendment; appointment of members to Board of Education (first reference).
  • HJ37 : Constitutional amendment; Governor's term of office (first reference).
  • HJ38 : Constitutional amendment; property tax exemption for certain veterans (first reference).
  • HJ39 : Commending the Eastern Shore Chapter of the Colonial Dames XVII Century on the occasion of its 40th.
  • HJ40 : Commending Dr. Robert Bruce Stroube.
  • HJ41 : Virginia Adoption Awareness Month.
  • HJ42 : Real ID Act; memorializing Congress to repeal or amend.
  • HJ43 : Higher educational institutions, online; Council of Higher Education to study establishment thereof.
  • HJ44 : Service Fee Directory; comprehensive information system to replace or revise.
  • HJ45 : Commending Gail Lee.
  • HJ46 : Service Fee Directory; comprehensive information system to replace or revise.
  • HJ47 : Medical doctors; joint subcommittee to study current and impending severe shortage thereof.
  • HJ48 : Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds.
  • HJ49 : Celebrating the life of Richard Earl Connellee, Sr.
  • HJ50 : Commending the Town of Elkton on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
  • HJ51 : Unemployment compensation benefits; Commission on Unemployment Compensation to study.
  • HJ52 : Circuit Court Clerks' Offices, Joint Subcommittee to Study Operations of; continued.
  • HJ53 : Health insurance market, commercial; JLARC to study measures to increase competition.
  • HJ54 : Commending the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia's Use a Helmet:Prevent Epilepsy program.
  • HJ55 : Commending Dr. Marcella F. Fierro.
  • HJ56 : Constitutional amendment; exempts certain homeowners from taxation (second reference).
  • HJ57 : Celebrating the life of George Robert Preas.
  • HJ58 : Celebrating the life of Commander William Boyle Bagbey.
  • HJ59 : Celebrating the life of Ann Weinstein.
  • HJ60 : Commending the American Red Cross Roanoke Valley Chapter.
  • HJ61 : Commending First Baptist Church on the occasion of its 140th anniversary
  • HJ62 : Public service academy, national; urging Congress to create.
  • HJ63 : Fort Belvoir; joint subcommittee to study impact of Defense Base Closure.
  • HJ64 : DC Metro; Secretary of Transportation to study extension from Woodbridge and Potomac Mills.
  • HJ65 : Celebrating the life of William Littleton Winston.
  • HJ66 : Commending Hopeful Baptist Church on the occasion of its 200th anniversary.
  • HJ67 : Constitutional amendment; payment of sales or use taxes in advance of collections (first reference).
  • HJ68 : LEED; DGS to adopt standards for new state office buildings.
  • HJ69 : Long-term care needs; Joint Commission on Health Care to study alternative solutions.
  • HJ70 : Constitutional amendment; establishing Redistricting Commission (first reference).
  • HJ71 : Small businesses; joint subcommittee to study procurement of health insurance.
  • HJ72 : Seaports; joint subcommittee to study privatization.
  • HJ73 : Governor's Nutrition and Physical Activity Award Program; school divisions to implement standards.
  • HJ74 : Childhood Obesity in Public Schools, Joint Subcommittee Studying; continued.
  • HJ75 : Businesses, private; joint subcommittee to study local incentives provided for economic development.
  • HJ76 : Recognizing the Town of Independence as the Official Home of the Grand Privy Race in Virginia.
  • HJ77 : Resolution; Commending "Cool Cities" and "Cool Counties" of the Commonwealth.
  • HJ78 : Commending Virginia Commonwealth University Institute for Women's Health.
  • HJ79 : Physicians, etc.; barring from prescribing an alternative brand of medicine for financial incentive.
  • HJ80 : Consolidating certain departments; Governor to determine appropriate methods and timing, report.
  • HJ81 : Lottery Department; consolidating certain departments into one, report.
  • HJ82 : Budget database; House and Senate Committees recognizing need to establish searchable website.
  • HJ83 : Elementary and Secondary School Funding, 2002 Review of; joint subcommittee to examine.
  • HJ84 : Affordable housing; Housing Commission to study methods for procuring units for public employees.
  • HJ85 : School boards; JLARC to study implications of granting fiscal autonomy to those elected.
  • HJ86 : Memorializing the Congress of the United States.
  • HJ87 : Real estate tax; joint subcommittee to study treatment of income & asset qualifications for relief.
  • HJ88 : Students with disabilities; joint subcommittee to study transition process from school to work.
  • HJ89 : Southeastern Public Service Authority; JLARC to study operation and finances.
  • HJ90 : Science, etc. Education in State at Elementary, etc. Levels, Joint Subcom. studying; continued.
  • HJ91 : Higher Educational Institutions, public & private; joint subcommittee to study partnership thereof.
  • HJ92 : Electronic license plate recognition systems; Secretary of Public Safety to study.
  • HJ93 : Foster care; Department of Social Services to study and develop code of ethics and responsibilty.
  • HJ94 : Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS); encouraging Governor to initiate memorandum of agreement.
  • HJ95 : Memorial resolution; Dr. Milton Ende.
  • HJ96 : Celebrating the life of Albert J. Wright, Sr.
  • HJ97 : Commending Juanita Blick Evans-Fells.
  • HJ98 : Bus rapid transit corridors; joint subcommittee to study establishment thereof in Northern VA.
  • HJ99 : Colleges and universities; joint subcommittee to study merits of operating in State year-round.
  • HJ100 : Hospitality-related services & functions; Dept. of Conservation & Recreation to study privatization.
  • HJ101 : Medical errors; Joint Commission on Health Care to study various responses.
  • HJ102 : Health insurance; JLARC to study providing income tax credit to employers that provide to employees.
  • HJ103 : Redistricting process; joint subcommittee to study.
  • HJ104 : Standards of Quality and Standards of Learning; Board of Education to recommend changes, report.
  • HJ105 : Autism services; Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation & Substance Abuse Services to study
  • HJ106 : Fluorescent light bulbs; Recycling Markets Development Council to study costs and benefits of recy.
  • HJ107 : Underage drinking prevention programs; Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to study.
  • HJ108 : Affordable housing; Departments of Housing and Community Development, and Taxation to study.
  • HJ109 : Coal-fired generation facilities; JLARC to study risk of further investment.
  • HJ110 : Law-enforceent and judicial personnel; JLARC to study autism education and training available.
  • HJ111 : Dillon Rule; joint subcommittee to study.
  • HJ112 : Beverage containers; JLARC to include in two-year study analysis of effectiveness of recovery, etc.
  • HJ113 : Juvenile justice system; State Crime Commission to continue its study.
  • HJ114 : Public's right to float, fish, and navigate waters of State; joint subcommittee to study.
  • HJ115 : Science and Engineering Graduates, Joint Subcommittee Studying Shortage of; continued.
  • HJ116 : Energy-efficient office buildings and public buildings; joint subcommittee to study options.
  • HJ117 : Craney Island Dredged Materials Management Area; JLARC to study impact of greater elevations.
  • HJ118 : Legislative efficiency; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study & recommend improv.
  • HJ119 : Small business; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study impact of eVirginia thereon.
  • HJ120 : Constitutional amendment; establishing Redistricting Commission (first reference).
  • HJ121 : Constitutional amendment; exempts certain homeowners from taxation (second reference).
  • HJ122 : Constitutional amendment; localities computation of real estate taxes (first reference).
  • HJ123 : Constitutional amendment; defines term public uses & specifies which private property may be taken.
  • HJ124 : Constitutional amendment; provides that English as official language of State.
  • HJ125 : Illegal immigration; memorializing Congress to pursue solutions.
  • HJ126 : Ecumenical Patriarch; encouraging Government of Turkey to grant certain rights.
  • HJ127 : Project Lead the Way Launch program; encouraging school divisions to consider launching.
  • HJ128 : International education programs; encouraging higher educ. institutions to enhance opportunities.
  • HJ129 : 25X25 Project; General Assembly to support to increase energy security.
  • HJ130 : President Ronald Reagan Day.
  • HJ131 : Plumbing Industry Week.  
  • HJ132 : Brain Injury Awareness Month.
  • HJ133 : Celebrating the life of William Baldwin Bynum.
  • HJ134 : Celebrating the life of Bruce Dallas.
  • HJ135 : Celebrating the life of Benjamin R. Gardner.
  • HJ136 : Celebrating the life of Sergeant Mason Lee Lewis.
  • HJ137 : Celebrating the life of Nelson Showalter Gardner.
  • HJ138 : Celebrating the life of Mary Coyle.
  • HJ139 : Commending Dr. William Ferguson Reid.
  • HJ140 : Commending Juanita Blick Evans-Fells.
  • HJ141 : Commending William H. Kline, Jr.
  • HJ142 : Commending Downing%92s United Methodist Church on the occasion of its 225th anniversary.
  • HJ143 : Commending the Edward H. Nabb Research Center.
  • HJ144 : Commending the Richmond Gay Community Foundation.
  • HJ145 : Commending the Westfield High School football team.
  • HJ146 : Commending the Chantilly High School cheerleading squad.
  • HJ147 : V-Prize Foundation; commending and encouraging the Space Transportation Office to study.
  • HJ148 : Commending the Virginia Forest Products Association on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ149 : Commending Charles W. Ahrend.
  • HJ150 : Commending Donald J. Ford.
  • HJ151 : Commending the Turner Ashby High School baseball team.
  • HJ152 : General Assembly; notifying the Governor of organization.
  • HJ153 : Public-Private Transportation Act of 1995; study competitive bidding on projects thereunder.
  • HJ154 : Firearms; joint subcommittee to study laws and policies relating to purchase, etc. in state.
  • HJ155 : Emergency responses; Hampton Roads Planning District Commission to study automatic aide.
  • HJ156 : Public health emergencies; Commission on Local Government to study need for contingency plans.
  • HJ157 : State entities; Joint Commission on Transportation Accountability to study functions & authorities.
  • HJ158 : Highway Trust Fund, federal; joint subcommittee to study impact on State of decline in funding.
  • HJ159 : U.S. Route 460 Communications Committee; extends mandate, report.
  • HJ160 : Juvenile justice system; joint subcommittee to study efficacy and possible changes to improve.
  • HJ161 : Public school teachers; joint subcommittee to study establishing merit pay and bonus system.
  • HJ162 : Bonds or other investment activity of state government; JLARC to study issuance and administration.
  • HJ163 : Companion animals; joint subcommittee to study issues relating thereto.
  • HJ164 : Contractors, licensed; Commission on Immigration to study hiring of undocumented workers & impact.
  • HJ165 : Aging; joint subcommittee to study reducing cost of caring for population in State.
  • HJ166 : Public schools; Board of Education et al. to study use of certain cleaning & maintenance products.
  • HJ167 : Vacant residential units; Housing Commission to study problem in densely populated urban areas.
  • HJ168 : Payday lending industry; JLARC to study.
  • HJ169 : Plastic bags; Department of Environmental Quality to study policies to mitigate negative effects.
  • HJ170 : Classroom teachers; joint subcommittee to study shortage in State.
  • HJ171 : Endocrine disrupting compounds; Department of Environmental Quality to study effects on environment.
  • HJ172 : Vision care services and products; JLARC to study impact of current law impeding accessibility.
  • HJ173 : Consumers; joint subcommittee to study access to credit in State.
  • HJ174 : Health care professionals, licensed; Joint Commission on Health Care to study competence.
  • HJ175 : School boards; JLARC to study implications of granting fiscal autonomy to those elected.
  • HJ176 : Public schools; Joint Commission on Technology and Science to study open education resources.
  • HJ177 : Multistate corporations; study benefits of single sales factor.
  • HJ178 : Urban Development Areas; joint subcommittee to study development in localities.
  • HJ179 : Chronic truancy and dropout preventions; Board of Education to study need for and ways of improving.
  • HJ180 : Constitutional amendment; Governor's term of office (first reference).
  • HJ181 : Constitutional amendment; establishing Redistricting Commission (first reference).
  • HJ182 : Constitutional amendment; restoration of civil rights for certain felons (first reference).
  • HJ183 : Immigration Agreement; requesting Governor to enter into.
  • HJ184 : Wild Spanish mustangs; recognizing historic value and importance of last known herd living.
  • HJ185 : Governor's Schools; school divisions to consider forming committees to establish in math, etc.
  • HJ186 : Celebrating the life of Roy Otis Brown, Sr.
  • HJ187 : Celebrating the life of Howard Nathaniel Williams.
  • HJ188 : Celebrating the life of Obadiah Colander.
  • HJ189 : Celebrating the life of Herman T. Benn.
  • HJ190 : Celebrating the life of the Reverend Dr. Thelma Norfleet.
  • HJ191 : Commending Chums Club of Suffolk on the occasion of its 70th anniversary.
  • HJ192 : Commending the North Tazewell Lions Club on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ193 : Vision care services and products; JLARC to study impact of current law impeding accessibility.
  • HJ194 : Hampton Roads; joint subcommittee to study transportation network.
  • HJ195 : Development rights; joint subcommittee to study transfer thereof.
  • HJ196 : Insurance agents; SCC's Bureau of Insurance to study qualifications of applicants for licensure.
  • HJ197 : Commending the University of Mary Washington and James Madison University
  • HJ198 : Commending Charles F. Bryan, Jr.
  • HJ199 : Commending the Monticello High School football team.
  • HJ200 : Williamsburg Session.
  • HJ201 : Commending the Town of Kenbridge on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
  • HJ202 : Commending the Fishburne Military School rifle team.
  • HJ203 : Commending the Hanover High School girls's softball team.
  • HJ204 : Commending the Hanover High School wrestling team.
  • HJ205 : Commending the Hanover High School football team.
  • HJ206 : Commending the Monticello High School football team.
  • HJ207 : Study; JCHC to study continuing competency of health care professionals; report. 
  • HJ208 : Celebrating the life of Allan McClain.
  • HJ209 : Celebrating the life of Edwin Green Penn IV.
  • HJ210 : Commending Jane E. Ogletree.
  • HJ211 : Commending the Thomas Dale High School boy's 92 volleyball team.
  • HJ212 : Commending Deep Run High School Key Club.
  • HJ213 : Commending Alyssa Lang.
  • HJ214 : Commending Susan Worley.
  • HJ215 : Study; mental health services in local and regional jails; report.
  • HJ216 : Celebrating the life of Mary Ann Sanders Brandt.
  • HJ217 : Commending Northeast Solite Corporation on the occasion of its 60th anniversary.
  • HJ218 : Commending Inova Alexandria Hospital.
  • HJ219 : Election of Circuit Court Judges, General District Court Judges, and Juvenile and Domestic Relations
  • HJ220 : Philippine Independence Day.
  • HJ221 : Celebrating the life of Lester P. Fitzwater, Jr.
  • HJ222 : Celebrating the life of John T. Fisher, Jr.
  • HJ223 : Celebrating the life of Collins H. Howlett III.
  • HJ224 : Memorial resolution; Dr. Francis Merrill Foster, Sr
  • HJ225 : Commending The Lincoln Society of Virginia.
  • HJ226 : Commending the Jewish families of Berkley, Virginia.
  • HJ227 : Commending the National/International Cultural Exhibits on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ228 : Commending Dr. Ralph Stanley.
  • HJ229 : Commending the Richmond Crusade for Voters.
  • HJ230 : Commending Robert F. Horan, Jr.
  • HR1 : Commending Steven E. Wilson.
  • HR2 : Budget database; directing House Committee on Appropriations to establish searchable website.
  • HR3 : House of Delegates; salaries, contingent and incidental expenses.
  • HR4 : Personal rapid transit pilot program; Secretary of Transportation to consider City of Portsmouth.
  • HR5 : Nominating persons to be elected to circuit court judgeships.
  • HR6 : Nominating persons to be elected to general district court judgeships.
  • HR7 : Nominating persons to be elected to juvenile and domestic relations district court judgeships.
  • HR9 : Rules of the House of Delegates changes. 

    • Senate

  • SB1 : Civil remedial fees on certain drivers; repealed.
  • SB2 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; eliminates exemption for certain fuels.
  • SB3 : Indecent exposure; penalty.
  • SB4 : Civil remedial fees on certain drivers; repealed.
  • SB5 : Retail Sales and Use Tax exemption; extends sunset date for exemption of certain printed material.
  • SB6 : Civil remedial fees on certain drivers; repealed.
  • SB7 : Absentee voting; persons with a disability or illness may vote absentee.
  • SB8 : Absentee voting; qualified voters may vote absentee without providing a reason.
  • SB9 : Constitutional amendment; exempts certain homeowners from taxation (voter referendum).
  • SB10 : Real estate tax; exemptions and deferrals for certain residential or farm property.
  • SB11 : Rail Enhancement Fund; allows Director to waive certain requirements regarding project funding.
  • SB12 : Service of process; cost of return.
  • SB13 : Health insurance; mandated coverage for prosthetic devices and components.
  • SB14 : Income tax credit, earned; employers to provide notice to employees.
  • SB15 : Income tax credit, earned; Department of Social Services to provide notice to all applicants.
  • SB16 : Crisis intervention team pilot programs; established for persons with mental illness, report.
  • SB17 : Medical services; State's lien for payment.
  • SB18 : Mental health courts; establishment of pilot program, report.
  • SB19 : Judges; increases mandatory retirement age.
  • SB20 : Carbon monoxide detectors; locality to require installation in certain buildings.
  • SB21 : Electric utility rates; margins from off-system sales.
  • SB22 : Foster care background check; fingerprints required for an individual with whom child may be placed.
  • SB23 : Judgment; assignment shall be noted upon judgment docket.
  • SB24 : Payday lending charges; establishing maximum annual interest rate.
  • SB25 : Payday Loan Act; repealing Act referring thereto.
  • SB26 : Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act; adds organized dogfighting as qualifying offense.
  • SB27 : Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); time limit on receipt thereof.
  • SB28 : Child-friendly visiting rooms; state correctional facilities required to provide.
  • SB29 : Budget Bill.
  • SB30 : Budget Bill.
  • SB31 : Bonds; institutions of higher learning.
  • SB32 : Libraries; localities may adopt an ordinance prohibiting firearms, etc. on premises.
  • SB33 : Outdoor theaters, cabarets, etc.; localities may adopt an ordinance to prohibit firearms on premise.
  • SB34 : Judges; increases mandatory retirement age.
  • SB35 : Recount procedures; requires hard copy scan ballots to be rerun through programmed tabulators.
  • SB36 : Child support; administrative fees.
  • SB37 : Anti-child exploitation; funding for law enforcement efforts.
  • SB38 : Bipartisan Redistricting Commission; created.
  • SB39 : Traffic accident reports; increases amount of damage threshold to be reported by law enforcement.
  • SB40 : North and South Mayo Rivers; designating portions thereof in Henry County as State scenic rivers.
  • SB41 : Line of Duty Act; definition of disabled person to include any sheriff or deputy sheriff.
  • SB42 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed on certain drivers.
  • SB43 : Environmental impact reports; requires state or local authority to submit for major state projects.
  • SB44 : At-risk students; local school boards to establish after school programs.
  • SB45 : Charter; City of Norfolk.
  • SB46 : Parentage proceedings; circuit courts, etc. have concurrent jurisdiction.
  • SB47 : Advance directives; mental health directives follows same procedures as for medical.
  • SB48 : School teachers; school boards to ensure that all are provided planning time.
  • SB49 : Zoning ordinances and districts; matters to be considered in drawing and applying.
  • SB50 : Zoning ordinances; purpose thereof.
  • SB51 : Health insurance; extension of coverage funded by localities.
  • SB52 : Voting equipment; wireless communications at polling places.
  • SB53 : Paper and electronic pollbooks; permits localities to use their own funds to purchase.
  • SB54 : Charter; City of Falls Church.  
  • SB55 : Tank wagons; increases total gross weight for overweight permits.
  • SB56 : Resources Authority; financing construction of local government buildings.
  • SB57 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed on certain drivers.
  • SB58 : Emergency custody order; renewal.
  • SB59 : Community services board; requires employee that prepared report to attend hearing.
  • SB60 : Involuntary commitment; criteria.
  • SB61 : Nutrition and physical activity best practices database; Board of Education to develop.
  • SB62 : Voter registration; procedures for applications and receipts.
  • SB63 : Nursing, Board of; membership.
  • SB64 : Community services boards; adds crisis stabilization, outpatient, etc. to list of core services.
  • SB65 : Community criminal justice boards; membership.
  • SB66 : Emergency custody; who may accept custody.
  • SB67 : Inpatient treatment; parental admission of minors incapable of giving consent.
  • SB68 : Involuntary commitment petition; withdrawal.
  • SB69 : Absentee voting; qualified voters may vote absentee without providing reason.
  • SB70 : Sample ballots; Board of Elections shall assign different color to each political party.
  • SB71 : Transportation Commissioner; contracts for grounds keeping, mowing, etc. on highways in Reston.
  • SB72 : Breast tumor treatment; repeals requirement that patient sign consent form.
  • SB73 : License plates, special; issuance marking sesquicentennial of Civil War.
  • SB74 : Crimes Against Minors and Sex Offender Registry; use of data by SAVIN.
  • SB75 : Community services board; requires employee that prepared report to attend hearing.
  • SB76 : Law-Enforcement Officers Procedural Guarantee Act; changes to process and procedures.
  • SB77 : Eminent domain; offer of repurchase to former owner.
  • SB78 : Involuntary commitment; time frame for examination of person by independent examiner.
  • SB79 : Involuntary commitment; independent examiner to review medical records of person.
  • SB80 : Involuntary commitment; electronic examination by independent examiner.
  • SB81 : Emergency custody; who may accept custody.
  • SB82 : Ballots; identification of political party of candidate on form.
  • SB83 : Political candidate contribution tax credit; increases maximum amount.
  • SB84 : License plates, special; issuance to U.S. Air Force retirees.
  • SB85 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed on certain drivers.
  • SB86 : Involuntary commitment hearings; third-year law students may represent petitioner.
  • SB87 : Retirement System; investments related to Sudan.
  • SB88 : Marijuana; expungement of charges.
  • SB89 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; custom structural metal fabrication in an economically distressed area.
  • SB90 : Employment; verification of eligibility. 
  • SB91 : Electricity rates; adjustment clauses.
  • SB92 : Charter; City of Martinsville.  
  • SB93 : Electric Utility Restructuring Act; repeals certain provisions.
  • SB94 : Covered Bridge Capital; designating Patrick County thereas.
  • SB95 : Pyramid promotional schemes; definition thereof, penalty.
  • SB96 : Involuntary commitment hearings; confidentiality of records.
  • SB97 : Mental health records; disclosure.
  • SB98 : Longwood University; increases number of members of Board of Visitors.
  • SB99 : Highway systems; revenue-sharing funds therefor in certain counties, cities, and towns.
  • SB100 : Protective orders; child custody and visitation.
  • SB101 : Emergency custody order; renewal.
  • SB102 : Three-tiered system of transportation; established.
  • SB103 : Independent examiner's report; admissibility of written certification.
  • SB104 : Involuntary outpatient treatment; compliance.
  • SB105 : General Assembly and Congressional redistricting plans; new method for preparation.
  • SB106 : Involuntary commitment; criteria for determining outpatient treatment.
  • SB107 : State Law Library; authorized users.
  • SB108 : Motor vehicle; forfeiture thereof for two offenses of driving without operator's license.
  • SB109 : Criminal history record information; required for transfer of firearms.
  • SB110 : Retirement benefits; applicable to certain public safety officers and state police officers.
  • SB111 : Indigent defendants; right to ex parte hearing for appointment of experts in capital cases.
  • SB112 : District court employees; local salary supplements.
  • SB113 : Driver's license; penalty for driving without.
  • SB114 : Sex offenders; application of prohibitions & school proximity prohibition to out-of-state violators.
  • SB115 : Traffic lights; creates Class 1 misdemeanor for running red light.
  • SB116 : Motor Vehicles, Department of; service charges.
  • SB117 : Income tax and sales and use tax; credit and exemption for telecommunications service providers.
  • SB118 : Notarial certificates; removes requirement that wording appear on same page as signature.
  • SB119 : VPI & SU; Board of Visitors to convey certain property to Virginia Tech Foundation, Inc.
  • SB120 : Blacksburg, Town of; authority to bring civil action for failure to provide adequate crowd control.
  • SB121 : TransDominion Express Commission; created.
  • SB122 : Rail Transportation Development Authority; created.
  • SB123 : Evidence; destruction of criminal exhibits.
  • SB124 : Public schools; Superintendent to develop guidelines eliminating trans fatty foods served.
  • SB125 : Community College Scholarship Match Program; created.
  • SB126 : Dependent Children of University and College Faculty Reduced Tuition Program; created.
  • SB127 : Higher educational institutions; retirement plan for teachers and administrative faculty.
  • SB128 : Higher educational institutions; optional retirement plan for certain employees.
  • SB129 : Emergency custody orders, temporary detention orders, and involuntary commitment; criteria.
  • SB130 : Freedom of Information Act; exemptions for certain records of public institutions of higher ed.
  • SB131 : Freedom of Information Act; local public bodies may meet by electronic communication.
  • SB132 : Government Data Collection and Dissemination Practices Act; disclosure of personal information.
  • SB133 : Personal Information Privacy Act; prohibits dissemination of another's social security number.
  • SB134 : Occupational therapy assistants; licensing and regulation.
  • SB135 : Fertilizers; commercial applicator to obtain soil analysis of property.
  • SB136 : School buses; prohibits use of wireless telecommunications devices by persons operating.
  • SB137 : Unclaimed property; credit union accounts. 
  • SB138 : Prisoners; medical and psychiatric benefits.
  • SB139 : Community services board; requires employee that prepared report to attend hearing.
  • SB140 : Independent examinations; training of persons conducting.
  • SB141 : State hospitals; discharge plans upon release.
  • SB142 : Involuntary commitment hearings; recordings.
  • SB143 : Detention order, temporary; extends time period.
  • SB144 : Emergency custody orders, temporary detention orders, and involuntary commitment; criteria.
  • SB145 : Natural gas utilities; recovery of capital costs.
  • SB146 : Stock and nonstock corporations; authorizes SCC to correct Commission records at any time.
  • SB147 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; absorption and payment by seller.
  • SB148 : Two-Year College Transfer Grant; clarification.
  • SB149 : Surety bond; increases amount under CRESPA.
  • SB150 : Wilderness Road: Virginia's Heritage Migration Route; designating certain highway segments thereas.
  • SB151 : Dental assistants; Board of Dentistry to regulate practice.
  • SB152 : Illegal aliens; adds presumption, subject to rebuttal, against admitting to bail any alien charged.
  • SB153 : Community service landscaping program; VDOT Commissioner to establish.
  • SB154 : License plates, special; issuance promoting tourism and conservation on the Northern Neck.
  • SB155 : Family life education; instruction on use of Food & Drug Administration contraception methods.
  • SB156 : Payday Loan Act; repealing Act referring thereto.
  • SB157 : Mortgage lenders and brokers; duties to borrowers.
  • SB158 : Wet Settlement Act; lender's disclosure of appraisal information.
  • SB159 : Deputies; number appointed by sheriff of county w/o police force to be fixed by Compensation Brd.
  • SB160 : Handbills, etc.; distribution in highway rights-of-way in certain localities.
  • SB161 : Workers' compensation; alternative dispute resolution systems.
  • SB162 : Vacant building registration; enhances penalties for failure to register.
  • SB163 : Derelict structures; locality authorized to impose fee on record owner.
  • SB164 : Sex offense victims; use of polygraph examination.
  • SB165 : Golf cart and utility vehicles; crossing of highways in marked crosswalks.
  • SB166 : Trees; replacement during development process in certain localities.
  • SB167 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; use of noncombustible materials in certain structures construction.
  • SB168 : Income tax, state; volunteer firefighters and emergency medical services personnel tax credit.
  • SB169 : Teaching Scholarship Loan Program; expands program to community college students pursuing.
  • SB170 : Custody and visitation orders; modification based on active military duty.
  • SB171 : Adoption by former stepparents; expands exception to divestiture of parental rights.
  • SB172 : Horses; regulates sales thereof for showing or racing by dealers.
  • SB173 : Domestic violence cases; retention of records.
  • SB174 : Classification of real property; energy-efficient buildings.
  • SB175 : Sex offenders; prohibiting proximity to children.
  • SB176 : Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; taxes and fees of the Authority.
  • SB177 : Assisted outpatient treatment program; established for severely mentally ill.
  • SB178 : Judges; increases number in circuit court.
  • SB179 : Judges; increases number in various general district courts.
  • SB180 : Cerk's office; preservation of papers.
  • SB181 : Supreme Court; circuit court case management system changes to be approved by Executive Secretary.
  • SB182 : Insurance company investments; preferred stocks.
  • SB183 : Illegal aliens; presumption against admission to bail for those charged with criminal offense.
  • SB184 : Advertisement of plans; descriptive summary.
  • SB185 : Impact fees; grants authority to high-growth localities.
  • SB186 : Statistical information; VDOT to collect and report.
  • SB187 : Retirement System; average final compensation retirement multiplier for teachers.
  • SB188 : Military Parents Equal Protection Act; created.
  • SB189 : Highway construction; increases cost of project using state or local employees.
  • SB190 : Registered voters; Board of Elections to furnish lists to school superintendents to conduct census.
  • SB191 : Vehicle license fees, local; localities to exempt those owned by citizen support units.
  • SB192 : Personal property tax; classification.
  • SB193 : Income tax, corporate; telework expenses tax credit.
  • SB194 : Income tax, state; toll payment tax credit.
  • SB195 : Tangible personal property; separate classification for low-speed vehicles.
  • SB196 : Hazardous materials; localities to prohibit initiation of new storage in floodplains.
  • SB197 : Brain injuries; eliminates requirement that hospitals report to registry.
  • SB198 : Alcoholic beverage control; operation of government stores.
  • SB199 : Charitable gaming; regulation under Board and Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
  • SB200 : Reentry planning; Department of Corrections to develop & implement comprehensive plan.
  • SB201 : Midwifery, Advisory Board on; removes sunset provision.
  • SB202 : Indoor Clean Air Act; smoking in restaurants.
  • SB203 : Real estate tax relief; elderly and permanently and totally disabled.
  • SB204 : Freestanding birth centers; licensing.
  • SB205 : Prisoners; mandatory release on parole.
  • SB206 : Communications towers, state-owned; wireless broadband service in underserved areas.
  • SB207 : Foreign and alien insurers; exemption for insuring industrial insureds.
  • SB208 : Reduced cigarette ignition propensity; civil penalties.
  • SB209 : Professional corporations & limited liability companies; those licensed to be shareholders, etc.
  • SB210 : Freedom of Information Act; certain audit records of Department of Transportation.
  • SB211 : Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Program. 
  • SB212 : Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Act; evidence. 
  • SB213 : Fiduciaries; naming represented person or fiduciary as the party to an action. 
  • SB214 : Special justices; required to complete minimum training program.
  • SB215 : Charter; Town of Narrows. 
  • SB216 : Involuntary mental health treatment; prohibition from purchasing, etc. firearms.
  • SB217 : Involuntary commitment; independent examination.
  • SB218 : Health Professions, Department of; investigative procedures.
  • SB219 : Roanoke Higher Education Authority; removes Virginia Intermont College from Board of Trustees.
  • SB220 : Monitoring of compliance with outpatient treatment order. 
  • SB221 : Reckless driving; penalty for person convicted.
  • SB222 : Firearms; possession by persons who committed felonies while juveniles.
  • SB223 : Wages and salaries; employers may pay by credit to prepaid debit card or card account.
  • SB224 : Driver's license and registration; failure to carry.
  • SB225 : Remand of bail appeal.
  • SB226 : Firearms; answering mental health questions on consent form required when purchasing.
  • SB227 : HIV/Hepatitis testing; parental consent for minors.
  • SB228 : Child abuse and neglect; emergency medical services personnel added to list of mandatory reporters.
  • SB229 : Search warrants; allows an affidavit in support thereof to be delivered by facsimile.
  • SB230 : Subdivision of lot; localities have option of including step-children for conveyance thereof.
  • SB231 : Involuntary mental health treatment; prohibition from purchasing, etc. firearms.
  • SB232 : Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; landlord and managing agent immunity for mold claims.
  • SB233 : Transportation Plan; include quantifiable measures & achievable goals for greenhouse gas emission.
  • SB234 : Greenhouse gas emissions; mandatory reporting.
  • SB235 : Innovative Technology Authority; powers of board of directors.
  • SB236 : Innovative Technology Authority; board of directors.
  • SB237 : Localities; allowed to make donations to nonprofit association furnishing services to community.
  • SB238 : Payday lending charges; establishes maximum annual interest rate.
  • SB239 : Taxpayer information; local officials to provide direct access for use by fire, rescue, etc.
  • SB240 : Martin Luther King, Jr. Living History & Public Policy Center;tax refunds paid to Board of Trustees.
  • SB241 : School employees; report of conviction for certain criminal acts.
  • SB242 : Resources Authority; financing energy conservation and energy efficient building projects.
  • SB243 : Redistricting Commission; created.
  • SB244 : Magistrates; reforms system by transferring appointment and supervisory responsibilities.
  • SB245 : Psychiatric inpatient treatment of minors; timing of petition and hearing.
  • SB246 : Involuntary commitment; establishes new standard for outpatient commitment.
  • SB247 : Involuntary commitment of minors; appointment of counsel and guardians ad litem.
  • SB248 : Circuit and district courts; use by Virginia State Bar of additional fees.
  • SB249 : Independent living services & arrangements; require inclusion of plan for children 14 yrs. & older.
  • SB250 : Independent living service & arrangements; require inclusion of plan for persons until 21 yrs.
  • SB251 : Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); waiver of ineligibility period.
  • SB252 : Workforce development; Governor's responsibilities.
  • SB253 : Employment Commission; employment stabilization.
  • SB254 : Staunton River State Park; authorizes 20-foot wide easement across portion.
  • SB255 : Involuntary mental health treatment; possession of firearms.
  • SB256 : Public institutions of higher education; crisis and emergency management plans.
  • SB257 : Interoperability Executive Committee; codifies Committee, report.
  • SB258 : Mortgage lending and brokering practices; prohibitions and penalties.
  • SB259 : Land preservation tax credit; elimination of verification of conservation value.
  • SB260 : State employees; increases health insurance credits for those retired.
  • SB261 : Law Officers' Retirement System; adds conservation officers as member.
  • SB262 : Communications sales and use tax; allows Bath County to receive percentage thereof.
  • SB263 : Hunting dogs; carrying weapons on another person's property to retrieve.
  • SB264 : Fire insurance; family day homes. 
  • SB265 : False academic credentials; creates civil cause of action for person who is damaged thereby.
  • SB266 : License plates, special; issuance to Purple Heart recipients.
  • SB267 : Standards of Quality; requires that average teacher salary not be less than annual national salary.
  • SB268 : Affordable dwelling unit ordinance; permitting certain densities in plan in City of Charlottesville.
  • SB269 : Law-enforcement employees and firefighters, etc.; extends coverage under overtime compensation.
  • SB270 : Indecent exposure; penalty.
  • SB271 : Schools for students with disabilities; administration of prescription medications.
  • SB272 : Food establishments; inspection of preparation, exception for private homes.
  • SB273 : Emergency custody orders, temporary detention orders, etc.; eliminates & adds requirements.
  • SB274 : Involuntary commitment; transfer to outpatient treatment.
  • SB275 : Mentally ill defendants; treatment
  • SB276 : Psychiatric inpatient treatment of minors; timing of petition and hearing.
  • SB277 : Electoral College; votes therein shall be allocated by popular vote for President & Vice President.
  • SB278 : Payday Loan Act; repealing Act referring thereto.
  • SB279 : Payday lending charges; establishes maximum annual interest rate.
  • SB280 : Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include EnergyStar-rated light bulbs.
  • SB281 : Offender registration; local law-enforcement agencies may charge fee.
  • SB282 : Newport News Economic Development Authority; powers.
  • SB283 : Elderly and permanently and totally disabled real estate tax relief; the City of Newport News.
  • SB284 : DMV special agents; full-time sworn members of enforcement division authority to enforce laws.
  • SB285 : Driver's license; issuance to an applicant who doesn't provide social security number.
  • SB286 : Income tax, state; exemption for launch services and payload to space flight participants.
  • SB287 : Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those imposed on certain drivers.
  • SB288 : Health insurance program; local officers & employees of state-funded centers for independent living.
  • SB289 : Local real estate tax deferral programs.
  • SB290 : Advance Health Care Directive Registry; created.
  • SB291 : Company vehicles of automotive manufacturers. 
  • SB292 : Elections; recounts; random audits of optical scan tabulators.
  • SB293 : Income tax, state; subtraction for military pay of members of National Guard or Reserves.
  • SB294 : ABC Board; grounds for when may revoke or suspend license.
  • SB295 : Parole interviews; allows videoconferencing.
  • SB296 : TANF; eligibility for food stamps when convicted of drug-related felonies.
  • SB297 : Veterans; Commissioner, et al. to establish comprehensive program to address mental health needs.
  • SB298 : Smoke Free Air Act; smoking in public places.
  • SB299 : Real property taxes; affordable rental housing.
  • SB300 : Dangerous weapons; governing body has authority to restrict in governmental facilities.
  • SB301 : Common Interest Community Board; established.
  • SB302 : Higher Education Board Appointments, Commission on; removes sunset provision.
  • SB303 : Lake Anna State Park; authorizes right-of-way easement.
  • SB304 : Veterans; Commissioner et al., to develop various mental health programs.
  • SB305 : Health insurance; credits for certain retired public officers and employees.
  • SB306 : Civics Education, Commission on; extends sunset provision.
  • SB307 : Identity theft; notice of database breach.
  • SB308 : State Forester; right of entry to inspect any forest lands.
  • SB309 : Restricted driver's license; issuance to operate motor vehicle during period of suspension
  • SB310 : Restricted driver's licenses; court to provide during period of suspension.
  • SB311 : Electric utilities; resource planning.
  • SB312 : Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund; physical evidence recovery kit reimbursements.
  • SB313 : Child support; exemption for parents who are imprisoned for life.
  • SB314 : Veterans Services Foundation; established to provide funding for veteran services and programs.
  • SB315 : Children's Ombudsman, Office of; created, report.
  • SB316 : Sickness and Disability Program; open-enrollment period.
  • SB317 : Income tax, state; Certified EarthCraft House tax credit.
  • SB318 : Virginia Wind Underwriting Association.
  • SB319 : Technology Research Fund; adds sensor sciences to eligible research programs.
  • SB320 : Solar energy collection devices; covenants restricting.
  • SB321 : Energy electric generating facilities; environmental impact of renewable.
  • SB322 : Electric Utility Restructuring Act; defines municipal solid waste as source of renewable energy.
  • SB323 : Alcoholic mixed beverages; restaurant licensee food sale requirement.
  • SB324 : Utility Facilities Act; renewable energy facilities. 
  • SB325 : Credit report security freezes for armed services members.
  • SB326 : Career and technical education; industry certification.
  • SB327 : Notarial certificates.
  • SB328 : No-fault divorce; evidence required. 
  • SB329 : Line of Duty Act; funding for Line of Duty Health Benefits Trust Fund.
  • SB330 : Custody and visitation cases; admissibility of mental health care records.
  • SB331 : Custody and visitation cases; admissibility of mental health care records.
  • SB332 : Concealed handgun permits; access to personal information of permittees.
  • SB333 : Independent examiners; dismissal of involuntary commitment petitions.
  • SB334 : Property tax bills; notice.
  • SB335 : Voluntary outpatient treatment.  
  • SB336 : Temporary detention orders; encryption of medical records not required.
  • SB337 : Courtroom proceedings; provides general & juvenile & domestic relations district courts may record.
  • SB338 : Public funds; payment for membership to professional associations in certain instances prohibited.
  • SB339 : Unemployment compensation; employee's inability to speak English at workplace is misconduct.
  • SB340 : Hospitals and health care providers; reducing medical fraud.
  • SB341 : Temporary detention order; time for hearing.
  • SB342 : Toll facilities, state; purchaser thereof that is non-State entity to agree to open meetings.
  • SB343 : Toll facilities, state; approval by local referendum of any contract that would transfer control.
  • SB344 : Stroke Triage Plan; Board of Health to develop and maintain as component of EMS Plan.
  • SB345 : Conditional release; voluntary admission to a state hospital.
  • SB346 : Accountability, State Office of; established.
  • SB347 : Smoking; prohibited in restaurants in City of Chesapeake.
  • SB348 : Risk management plan; coverage for area agencies on aging.
  • SB349 : Charter; City of Bristol. 
  • SB350 : Embezzlement of public funds; misuse or misappropriation of public assets.
  • SB351 : Grand larceny; threshold amount. 
  • SB352 : Public Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002; gain sharing for tech. projects.
  • SB353 : Long-term care coverage; transfers administration thereof for public employees to Retirement System.
  • SB354 : Medical examiner's investigation; examination of body.
  • SB355 : Law-Enforcement Officers Procedural Guarantee Act; changes process and procedures.
  • SB356 : Textbook purchases; permits local school boards to enter into contracts with publishers.
  • SB357 : Children's teaching hospital; Board of Education to supervise programs for school-age children.
  • SB358 : Virginia Commonwealth University; management agreement with State.
  • SB359 : Unemployment compensation; provides benefits based on service in employ of an Indian tribe.
  • SB360 : Business Trust Act; reorganizes provisions.
  • SB361 : Stream mitigation banks; Henrico County to establish and operate.
  • SB362 : Carbon monoxide detectors; prohibits removal or tampering by tenant installed by landlord.
  • SB363 : Automatic sprinkler systems; tax credit for initial installation.
  • SB364 : Bad checks; attorneys for State to establish programs that allow persons to avoid prosecution.
  • SB365 : Hunting turkeys.
  • SB366 : Alcoholic beverage control; creates new nonresident winery distributor license.
  • SB367 : Forest wardens, special; retirement credits.
  • SB368 : Disregarding signal to stop; endangerment of operation of law-enforcement vehicle, etc., penalty.
  • SB369 : Indigent defendants; right to ex parte hearing for appointment of experts in capital cases.
  • SB370 : Comprehensive highway access management standards; implementation.
  • SB371 : Rail Enhancement Fund; allows Director to waive certain requirements regarding project funding.
  • SB372 : Sex offender registry; placement of certain juveniles required.
  • SB373 : Invasive plants; nurseries to label all species of plants.
  • SB374 : Real Estate Board; extension of deadline for compliance with education requirements.
  • SB375 : Charter; Town of Colonial Beach.
  • SB376 : School divisions, local; required to publish budget on website.
  • SB377 : Crab pots; unauthorized taking of crabs.
  • SB378 : Reuse and reclamation of water; Water Control Board to promote and establish requirements.
  • SB379 : Concealed weapons; adds box cutters to list.
  • SB380 : Incompetent defendants; dismissal of charges when charged with nonviolent misdemeanor.
  • SB381 : Mental health and substance abuse treatment providers; background checks.
  • SB382 : Firearms; sale to persons not lawfully present in United States.
  • SB383 : Bicentennial of American War of 1812 Commission and Fund; created, report.
  • SB384 : Firefighters and emergency rescue personnel; capital murder thereof, penalty.
  • SB385 : Business, professional and occupational license tax requirements; illegal workers.
  • SB386 : Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act; redefines localities that are under jurisdiction.
  • SB387 : Guardian ad litem; mandatory reporting of child abuse or neglect.  
  • SB388 : License plates, special; issuance to active and retired members of United States Air Force.
  • SB389 : Virginia State University; increases number of members of Board of Visitors
  • SB390 : Fire/emergency medical departments and companies; director of fire and emergency medical services.
  • SB391 : DUI Court; establishing in City of Colonial Heights and Chesterfield County.
  • SB392 : Retail Sales and Use Tax: exemptions for textbooks extended to students at institutions of learning.
  • SB393 : Zoning ordinance; owner of residential building, etc. allowed to rebuild after natural disaster.
  • SB394 : Parental rights; appeal when terminated.
  • SB395 : Death sentence; execution dates
  • SB396 : Health care; Department of Health to post on its website list of average costs.
  • SB397 : Methamphetamine precursors; electronic log to be maintained by sellers of products.
  • SB398 : Security of Public Deposits Act; eligible collateral.
  • SB399 : Investment of Public Funds Act; authorized through Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service.
  • SB400 : Deputy sheriffs; certain retired under disability retirement.
  • SB401 : Income tax exemption for launch services and payload.
  • SB402 : Law Officers' Retirement System; supplemental allowance until Social Security retirement age.
  • SB403 : Ethics and fairness in carrier business practices; payment of claims for pharmacy benefits.
  • SB404 : Substance abuse screening and assessment of public assistance applicants and recipients
  • SB405 : Controlled substances; nonresident pharmacies; penalties.
  • SB406 : Prescription drug benefits; penalty for conviction of certain drug-related crimes.
  • SB407 : Local ordinances prohibiting use of certain highways by tractor-trailer combinations.
  • SB408 : Literary Fund; distributions.
  • SB409 : Disqualification for appointment as special conservator of the peace.
  • SB410 : Provision of care for former State Police dogs.
  • SB411 : Transportation funding; motor fuels tax and abusive driver fees.
  • SB412 : Fire Programs Fund. 
  • SB413 : National pollutant discharge elimination system permits; mining operations.
  • SB414 : Nonemergency medical transportation.
  • SB415 : Industrial Development and Revenue Bond Act.
  • SB416 : Insurance agent license examinations; demographic data.  
  • SB417 : Virginia Sickness and Disability Program; open-enrollment period.
  • SB418 : Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation; Virginia Real Estate Board; waiver.
  • SB419 : Cable television services.
  • SB420 : Locally operated telephone utilities; cable service. 
  • SB421 : Conveyance of property owned by the Commonwealth; easement; Bland County.
  • SB422 : Special license plates; supporters of the Appalachian Trail. 
  • SB423 : Department of Environmental Quality; State Air Pollution Control Board and State Water Control Board
  • SB424 : Real property tax relief for certain new or rehabilitated, renovated, or replacement real property.
  • SB425 : Real property tax exemptions and deferrals; individuals.
  • SB426 : Public Procurement Act; verification of legal presence.
  • SB427 : Lis pendens; zoning ordinance violation.
  • SB428 : Administrative inspection warrants.  
  • SB429 : Opiate addiction treatment providers; daily service fee.
  • SB430 : Civil remedial fees on certain drivers.
  • SB431 : Underground location of transmission lines. 
  • SB432 : Electrical transmission lines; damages to adjoining landowners. 
  • SB433 : Enforcement of immigration laws; agreement with United States Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.
  • SB434 : In-state tuition and educational benefits for unlawful aliens. 
  • SB435 : Education; computation of composite index.
  • SB436 : Possession of concealed weapons in vehicles.
  • SB437 : Licensure of abortion clinics.
  • SB438 : Character education; humane education.
  • SB439 : Crimes; violence against women; testing for human immunodeficiency virus or hepatitus B or C.
  • SB440 : Mentally ill defendants; treatment and hospitalization.
  • SB441 : Crime victims and witnesses; immigration status.
  • SB442 : Public institutions of higher education; operational authority.
  • SB443 : Civil remedial fees on certain drivers; repealed.
  • SB444 : Funding for transportation and transportation-related alternatives.
  • SB445 : Funding for transportation and transportation-related alternatives.
  • SB446 : Clean energy future. 
  • SB447 : Department of General Services; capital outlay projects; LEED standards applicable.
  • SB448 : Conservation of trees during the development process for air quality improvement in localities.
  • SB449 : PPTA; competitive bidding.
  • SB450 : Slayer statute; construction. 
  • SB451 : Diversion Center Incarceration Program.
  • SB452 : Reporting designated campaign contributions.
  • SB453 : Northern Virginia Transportation Authority.  
  • SB454 : Virginia Residential Property Disclosure Act; disclosure of storm water detention facilities.
  • SB455 : Local government authority; registration of non-owner occupied residential dwellings; civil penalty.
  • SB456 : Uniform Statewide Building Code; grading limitations.
  • SB457 : Single lot development; stormwater management.
  • SB458 : Rental inspection districts.
  • SB459 : Sales and use tax exemptions; nonprofit entities.
  • SB460 : Charter; Town of Brodnax.
  • SB461 : Credit report security freezes for armed services members.
  • SB462 : Transient occupancy tax; Arlington County.
  • SB463 : Reporting of infectious diseases; residential facilities.
  • SB464 : Virginia Commission on Energy. 
  • SB465 : VPA police.
  • SB466 : VPA employee retirement plans.
  • SB467 : VPA employee retirement benefits. 
  • SB468 : Sales tax exemption, 4-H Clubs.
  • SB469 : Transportation funding.
  • SB470 : Natural resources funding.
  • SB471 : Short-term real property rental businesses; taxation.
  • SB472 : Licensure of group homes and residential facilities for children.  
  • SB473 : Virginia Resources Authority; parks and recreation.
  • SB474 : Department of Minority Business Enterprises; powers; certification of sheltered workers.
  • SB475 : Special license plates; business logos.
  • SB476 : Concealed handguns; restaurants.
  • SB477 : Matching grants to local purchase of development rights programs.
  • SB478 : State and Local Government Conflict of Interest Act; acceptance of awards. 
  • SB479 : Office of Comprehensive Services and the Comprehensive Services Act; best practices.
  • SB480 : Comprehensive Services Act; utilization review.
  • SB481 : Data Collection; residential service providers.
  • SB482 : Data collection; Title IV-E expenditures. 
  • SB483 : Comprehensive Services Act; performance standards.
  • SB484 : Comprehensive Services Act; cost of services.
  • SB485 : Comprehensive Services Act; data collection
  • SB486 : Comprehensive Services; client-specific database.
  • SB487 : Comprehensive Services Act; service planning. 
  • SB488 : State Executive Council for Comprehensive Services; duties.
  • SB489 : Community Policy and Management Teams; duties.
  • SB490 : No Child Left Behind; withdrawal.
  • SB491 : VRS; retirement credits for special forest wardens.
  • SB492 : Real ID; alternative verification system.  
  • SB493 : Foster and adoption workers; minimum training requirements. 
  • SB494 : Commonwealth Neurotrauma Initiative Advisory Board; report triennially. 
  • SB495 : Board of Medicine; information to be made public.
  • SB496 : Real property tax exemptions and deferrals for certain residential or farm property. 
  • SB497 : Definition of abused or neglected child; Abraham's law.
  • SB498 : Gas chambers.
  • SB499 : Sheriffs; permitting work on public or private property by inmates.
  • SB500 : Infectious disease presumption; emergency declaration by Governor.
  • SB501 : Virginia Indoor Clean Air Act; penalty.
  • SB502 : Individual income tax; subtraction for National Guard/Reserve personnel pay.
  • SB503 : Emergency Medical Services.
  • SB504 : Assault and battery; penalties.
  • SB505 : Charter; Town of Bowling Green.
  • SB506 : Resetting of bail, amending bail set upon arrest.
  • SB507 : Punishment for underage drinking and driving; penalty.
  • SB508 : Absentee ballot applications and procedures.
  • SB509 : Elections; locking of equipment after election; and timing of special elections.
  • SB510 : Institutions of higher education; student lending policies; report.
  • SB511 : Natural resources funding.
  • SB512 : DMV fees. 
  • SB513 : Nonpoint source reduction funding.
  • SB514 : Department of Health declared state radiation agency.  
  • SB515 : Impoundment of motor vehicle for driving without an operator's license.
  • SB516 : Public employment; required eligibility verification documentation.  
  • SB517 : Virginia Public Procurement Act;
  • SB518 : Custody and visitation; ex parte orders.
  • SB519 : Board of zoning appeals decisions; costs and fees.
  • SB520 : State Interoperability Executive Committee.
  • SB521 : Veterans services in the Commonwealth.
  • SB522 : Assault and battery; ABC agent, penalty.
  • SB523 : Elections; paper and machine ballots; write-in votes.
  • SB524 : Hunting on Sunday.
  • SB525 : Uranium mining.
  • SB526 : Vehicle safety inspections.
  • SB527 : Definitions; law-enforcement vehicle.
  • SB528 : Marine Resources Commission; permits in emergency situations.
  • SB529 : Concealed handgun permits; access to permittee information.
  • SB530 : Failure to provide adequate crowd control.
  • SB531 : Certain disclosures of real parties in interest.  
  • SB532 : Disclosures in land use proceedings.
  • SB533 : State and Local Government Conflict of Interest Act; disclosure of real estate interests.
  • SB534 : Campaign finance disclosure; where and how to file candidate reports.
  • SB535 : State and Local Government Conflict of Interests Act; prohibited conduct for certain individuals.
  • SB536 : Elections; certification of voting equipment.
  • SB537 : Local school boards; grade-changing policies.
  • SB538 : Higher education; first warning and emergency notification system required.
  • SB539 : Higher Education; threat assessment teams at each public institution of higher education.
  • SB540 : Protective orders; expiration; Virginia Criminal Information Network.
  • SB541 : Electrical transmission lines; State Corporation Commission review. 
  • SB542 : Public schools; abortion services prohibited.
  • SB543 : Sales and use tax exemption; non-profit schools. 
  • SB544 : Master Settlement Agreement; criminal enforcement activities; penalty. 
  • SB545 : Master Settlement Agreement; regulation of cigarette manufacturers.
  • SB546 : Local correctional facilities.
  • SB547 : Criminal appeals.
  • SB548 : Presumption against bail.
  • SB549 : Multijurisdictional grand juries.
  • SB550 : Notarial certificates.
  • SB551 : Recordation taxes; basis. 
  • SB552 : Fishing license; exemptions for persons assisting disabled persons.
  • SB553 : Appointment of counsel; indigent defendants.
  • SB554 : Elections; voter identification requirements; absentee voting eligibility and procedures.
  • SB555 : Auditor of Public Accounts; auditing services.
  • SB556 : Reckless driving; violation of right-of-way resulting in death of another.
  • SB557 : Preadmission physical examinations.
  • SB558 : Vehicle weight limit statutes; enforcement by local law-enforcement agencies. 
  • SB559 : Local composite index; number of students.
  • SB560 : Redefinition of the triggerman rule.  
  • SB561 : Voluntary contributions of tax refunds; new organizations.
  • SB562 : Manufacturing, selling, giving, distributing of methamphetamine; penalty
  • SB563 : Cases held under advisement; time limit.
  • SB564 : Appeal bonds; support cases.
  • SB565 : Motor vehicle equity loans; penalties. 
  • SB566 : Withdrawal of appeals from district courts; civil proceedings.
  • SB567 : Standards of Quality; LEP teachers.
  • SB568 : Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Program. 
  • SB569 : Board of visitors; University of Virginia.
  • SB570 : HOT Lanes.
  • SB571 : Alternatives to regulation of telephone service. 
  • SB572 : Utility Transfers Act; telephone companies. 
  • SB573 : Virginia Limited Liability Company Act. 
  • SB574 : Council on Virginia’s Future.
  • SB575 : Commission on Electric Utility Regulation. 
  • SB576 : Freezing access to credit reports.
  • SB577 : Trademarks and service marks; penalties. 
  • SB578 : VirginiaShare Health Insurance Program.
  • SB579 : Department of Health; payment for medical care services. 
  • SB580 : Virginia War Memorial Foundation
  • SB581 : General obligation bonds; educational facilities.
  • SB582 : Income tax; conformity with IRC.
  • SB583 : Uniform Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act; banks and financial organizations.
  • SB584 : Alcoholic beverage control; mixing of wine, beer, and spirits for patrons.
  • SB585 : Searchable budget database website.
  • SB586 : Gas and Oil Act; notification of interested parties.  
  • SB587 : Local Government Manager Retention Program; retirement benefits. 
  • SB588 : Payday Loan Act; SCC to contract with third party to develop Internet accessible database.
  • SB589 : Jail construction reimbursement
  • SB590 : Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry; makes various amendments thereto.
  • SB591 : Local tourism zones.
  • SB592 : Animal protection and fighting; penalty. 
  • SB593 : Freedom of Information Act (FOIA); meeting exemption; tourism and economic development.
  • SB594 : Dam safety.
  • SB595 : Regional jails.
  • SB596 : Commission on Electric Utility Regulation; Re-regulation Oversight Commission. 
  • SB597 : Virginia Racing Commission; simulcast horse racing; allocations.
  • SB598 : Assault and battery; ABC agent, penalty.
  • SB599 : Virginia Retirement System; additional creditable service for special forest wardens.
  • SB600 : Special license plates; supporters of SpiritWorks Foundation Center for the Soul. 
  • SB601 : Alcoholic beverages; underage possession.
  • SB602 : Medical malpractice; defines term professional services in context thereof.
  • SB603 : Charter; City of Williamsburg.  
  • SB604 : Pawnbrokers and secondhand dealers; penalty.
  • SB605 : Court of Appeals; en banc hearings.
  • SB606 : Virginia Real Estate Cooperative Act; assessments for certain cooperatives.
  • SB607 : Definitions; towing and recovery operator.
  • SB608 : Crimes; effect of subsequent marriage to child over 14 years of age.
  • SB609 : Alien status of jail and correctional facility inmates.
  • SB610 : Compensation of court-appointed counsel; juvenile offenders.
  • SB611 : Detention Center Incarceration Program.
  • SB612 : Nonrenewal of liability, fire, and motor vehicle insurance policies.
  • SB613 : Eastern Virginia Medical School; Board of Visitors terms.  
  • SB614 : Virginia Retirement System; authority to manage and invest certain funds.
  • SB615 : Workers' compensation; Capitol Police. 
  • SB616 : Virginia Real Estate Cooperative Act; amendment of declaration.
  • SB617 : Apprentice hunting license.
  • SB618 : Petit larceny; substance abuse.
  • SB619 : Virginia Retirement System; average final compensation retirement multiplier.
  • SB620 : Mentally retarded; replaces term with intellectually disabled.
  • SB621 : Notaries Public.
  • SB622 : Circuit Court clerks;electronic filing and recording;digital reproduction; recordation of judgments.
  • SB623 : Presumption of no bail for illegal aliens charged with certain crimes.
  • SB624 : Virginia Retirement System; superintendents and sworn officers of regional jails. 
  • SB625 : Bipartisan Redistricting Commission created. 
  • SB626 : Disposition of incompetent defendants.
  • SB627 : Commission on Climate Change; report.
  • SB628 : Waiving interest during period of incarceration.
  • SB629 : Child support; exemptions from presumptive minimum monthly obligation. 
  • SB630 : Child support; accrual of interest on debts due.
  • SB631 : Accident and sickness insurance; coverage for the treatment of infertility.  
  • SB632 : Conservation of trees during the land development process for air quality improvement.
  • SB633 : Prisoners; notification of child support due.
  • SB634 : Supplementing compensation of public defenders.
  • SB635 : Alcoholic beverage control; alcohol content in prepared foods.
  • SB636 : Students' high school records.
  • SB637 : Required reporting of child abuse; animal control officers.
  • SB638 : Notification of service of protective order.
  • SB639 : Crime victims and witnesses; immigration status.
  • SB640 : Family life education; mental health.
  • SB641 : Land preservation tax credit; conveyance for public parks, recreational areas, or trails.
  • SB642 : Eligibility for TANF and food stamps; drug-related felonies. 
  • SB643 : Foster care; Code of Ethics agreement.
  • SB644 : Pedestrians and drivers; responsibilities.
  • SB645 : Health insurance; mandated coverage for prosthetic devices and components.
  • SB646 : Elections; absentee voting. 
  • SB647 : Freedom of Information Act (FOIA); exemption for certain publicly owned museum records.
  • SB648 : Used motor oil; annual survey of individual practices.
  • SB649 : Motor vehicle safety belt systems.
  • SB650 : Tax credit for waste motor oil equipment.
  • SB651 : Economic development grants; aerospace engine manufacturing.
  • SB652 : In-state tuition; prohibiting certain individuals from eligibility.
  • SB653 : Southwest Virginia Cultural Heritage Commission.
  • SB654 : Jerry Falwell Parkway.
  • SB655 : Contractors; employees having direct contact with students on school property; penalty.
  • SB656 : Annexation. 
  • SB657 : Health care providers; certain immunity therfor during disasters under specific circumstances.
  • SB658 : Comprehensive Services Act Program; case management and residential care plan.
  • SB659 : Office of Commonwealth Preparedness and the Department of Criminal Justice Services; gang prevention
  • SB660 : Hampton Roads Transportation Authority. 
  • SB661 : Virginia Housing Partnership Trust Fund; dedicating recordation tax revenues.
  • SB662 : Virginia War Memorial. 
  • SB663 : Local fees for companion animals.
  • SB664 : Civil remedial fees on certain drivers.
  • SB665 : Tire recycling fee.
  • SB666 : Utility Transfers Act. 
  • SB667 : Income, retail sales and use, and motor vehicle sales and use taxes; motion picture production compa
  • SB668 : Retail sales and use tax; exemption for certain computer equipment.  
  • SB669 : Alcoholic beverage control; ABC agents check national criminal database for background checks.
  • SB670 : Payday lending charges.
  • SB671 : Clustering of single-family dwellings; Surry County. 
  • SB672 : Certificate of public need; certain request for applications.
  • SB673 : Allowances to injured deputy sheriffs.
  • SB674 : Health insurance credits for retired school division employees. 
  • SB675 : Qualified public depositories; credit unions.
  • SB676 : Hampton Roads Transportation Authority. 
  • SB677 : Criminal jurors; disqualifications.
  • SB678 : Drug Treatment Court Act.  
  • SB679 : Recovery of fire fighting costs by localities; volunteer fire or rescue.
  • SB680 : Service-disabled veteran-owned small business programs.
  • SB681 : Board for Contractors; water well systems providers.
  • SB682 : Department of State Police; variable housing allowance.
  • SB683 : Virginia Commission on Higher Education Board Appointments; sunset
  • SB684 : Elections; provisional ballot procedures.
  • SB685 : Elections; acquisition of voting equipment by localities; securing voting equipment after election.
  • SB686 : Duty to file lists of tenants, renters, or members with commissioner of revenue.
  • SB687 : Replacing "mentally retarded" with "intellectually disabled." 
  • SB688 : Motor vehicle insurance; accident prevention courses. 
  • SB689 : Biofuels production incentives; biodiesel fuel.
  • SB690 : Disbursements from Water Quality Improvement Fund.
  • SB691 : Towing.
  • SB692 : Insurance agents; limited burial insurance authorities.
  • SB693 : Physician assistants; supervision. 
  • SB694 : Payday loans; collection practices. 
  • SJ1 : Celebrating the life of Walter R. Stickel, Jr.
  • SJ2 : Celebrating the life of Harry Lee Boaz.
  • SJ3 : Celebrating the life of Randolph Wade.
  • SJ4 : Celebrating the life of Elbert E. Stone.
  • SJ5 : Constitutional amendment; establishing Redistricting Commission (first reference).
  • SJ6 : Constitutional amendment; exempts certain homeowners from taxation (second reference).
  • SJ7 : Constitutional amendment; restoration of civil rights for certain felons (first reference).
  • SJ8 : Constitutional amendment; property tax exemption for certain veterans (first reference).
  • SJ9 : Celebrating the life of Dorothy Adams Burwell.
  • SJ10 : Constitutional amendment; property tax exemption for certain veterans (first reference).
  • SJ11 : Celebrating the life of Rosa Bernice Cannon Boush.
  • SJ12 : Celebrating the life of Marilyn L. Jones.
  • SJ13 : Celebrating the life of Sara Hamburg Tonelson.
  • SJ14 : Celebrating the life of William H. Wright.
  • SJ15 : Celebrating the life of Geraldine Evans Bond.
  • SJ16 : Celebrating the life of the Reverend Dr. Willie R. Ponds, Sr.
  • SJ17 : Service Fee Directory; comprehensive information system to replace or revise.
  • SJ18 : Celebrating the life of R. Lindsay Gordon III.
  • SJ19 : Celebrating the life of Evelyn Daniel Chandler.
  • SJ20 : Celebrating the life of Charles E. Flowers.
  • SJ21 : Celebrating the life of Dr. Lorenzo Pharr Archer.
  • SJ22 : Celebrating the life of Willie Etta Fayton.
  • SJ23 : Celebrating the life of Herbert M. Collins, Sr.
  • SJ24 : Dyslexia Awareness Month.
  • SJ25 : 65 percent Solution; General Assembly recognize problems with and implications thereof.
  • SJ26 : Illegal immigration; Attorney General to pursue all remedies through litigation for reimbursement.
  • SJ27 : Commending the Westfield High School football team.
  • SJ28 : Children; Commission to study use of enhanced punishment for crimes committed in presence thereof.
  • SJ29 : Celebrating the life of Collins H. Howlett III.
  • SJ30 : Celebrating the life of Marion Wingfield Johnson.
  • SJ31 : Parole; Department of Corrections to study use of risk assessment tool in determinations.
  • SJ32 : Energy efficient office and public buildings; joint subcommittee to study options therefor.
  • SJ33 : Celebrating the life of Margie M. Jumper.
  • SJ34 : Commending the William Fleming High School boys' basketball team.
  • SJ35 : Celebrating the life of F. Rodney Fitzpatrick.
  • SJ36 : Celebrating the life of Thomas B. Mason.
  • SJ37 : Celebrating the life of William Andrew Dickinson.
  • SJ38 : Celebrating the life of Jack B. Coulter.
  • SJ39 : Celebrating the life of Byron Adna Hicks.
  • SJ40 : Commending Virginia Commonwealth University on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.
  • SJ41 : Virginia Commonwealth University Day in Virginia.
  • SJ42 : Study; mental health; report.
  • SJ43 : Memorial resolution; Yolanda Denise King.
  • SJ44 : Celebrating the life of Irene Amos Morgan Kirkaldy
  • SJ45 : Study; juvenile transfers; report.
  • SJ46 : Study; continuing the study of the mental health needs and treatment of minority young adults.
  • SJ47 : Study; JLARC to study Board of Medicine; report.
  • SJ48 : Constitutional amendment (first resolution).
  • SJ49 : Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month.  
  • SJ50 : Study; Craney Island Dredged Materials Management Area; report.
  • SJ51 : Celebrating the life of Roger William Edwards.
  • SJ52 : Celebrating the life of George Christopher Cypress, Jr.
  • SJ53 : Celebrating the life of Gregory Cherry.
  • SJ54 : Celebrating the life of
  • SJ55 : Study; teacher shortage; report.  
  • SJ56 : Study; Virginia Housing Commission; vacant residential units in densely populated urban areas; repor
  • SJ57 : Study; organization of Virginia local government. 
  • SJ58 : Memorializing Congress to support participation of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in the World Healt
  • SJ59 : Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Virginia Redistricting Commission. 
  • SJ60 : Constitutional amendment (first resolution); assessment of property for tax purposes. 
  • SJ61 : Study; early reading proficiency and comprehension; report.
  • SJ62 : Study; unforeseen circumstances that prevent a local governing body from convening a quorum for cond
  • SJ63 : Commending Chancellor Volunteer Fire and Rescue.
  • SJ64 : Plumbing Industry Week. 
  • SJ65 : Study; Southeastern Public Service Authority; report.
  • SJ66 : Study; fiscal autonomy for elected school boards; report.
  • SJ67 : Commending the Thomas Dale High School boy's volleyball team.
  • SJ68 : Study; state assistance for public school construction and renovation; report.
  • SJ69 : Humane Treatment for Companion Animals Education Week. 
  • SJ70 : Study; required and voluntary incorporation of urban development areas into localities.
  • SJ71 : Resolution; high voltage transmission lines.
  • SJ72 : Commending the Town of Elkton on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
  • SJ73 : Constitutional amendment (first resolution); property exempt from taxation. 
  • SJ74 : Study; increasing the number of foster families in the Commonwealth; report.
  • SJ75 : Study; continuing Joint Subcommittee to Study; Comprehensive Services Program for At-Risk Youth.
  • SJ76 : Study; continues Joint Subcommittee study of Long-Term Funding for Purchase of Development Rights.
  • SJ77 : Study; substance abuse and prevention programs.
  • SJ78 : Commending BRCC SIFE-Blue Ridge Community College Students in Free Enterprise team.
  • SJ79 : Study; Dedicated revenue stream for teacher salaries.
  • SJ80 : Study; Virginia Housing Commission; incentives used by other states for targeted affordable housing
  • SJ81 : Study; income tax credits for certain homeowners based upon real property taxes and annual income; r
  • SJ82 : Study; policies to reduce the negative impacts of plastic bags on the environment; report.
  • SJ83 : Study; mass transit options for Northern Virginia; report. 
  • SJ84 : Celebrating the life of Emily Weese Purdy.
  • SJ85 : Celebrating the life of Francis Bell, Jr.
  • SJ86 : Celebrating the life of Emily Jane Hilscher.
  • SJ87 : Celebrating the life of John Neff Neese.
  • SJ88 : Constitutional amendment (first resolution); taking of private property for public uses.
  • SJ89 : Study; Department of Treasury; Virginia Unclaimed Property Act; report.
  • SJ90 : Study; restorative justice; report.
  • SJ91 : Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Transportation Funds.
  • SJ92 : Study; Hampton Roads transportation entities; report.
  • SJ93 : Illegal immigration; memorializing Congress to act. 
  • SJ94 : Resolution; importance of Commission on Climate Change.
  • SJ95 : Commending Suzanne Lank.
  • SJ96 : Study; ecological services incentives to forest landowner; report.
  • SJ97 : Celebrating the life of Marion Gibbs Galland.
  • SJ98 : Study; Department of Social Services to study foster care code of ethics; report.
  • SJ99 : Study; clerks' offices; report. 
  • SJ100 : Study; nuclear power; report.
  • SJ101 : Study; benefits, economic impact, and fiscal impact of adopting a single sales factor to apportion t
  • SJ102 : Study; support services for family caregivers of the frail elderly and disabled and community-based
  • SJ103 : Celebrating the life of Francis Thornton West.
  • SJ104 : Celebrating the life of Bruce H. T. Dallas, Sr.
  • SJ105 : Celebrating the life of Bill Arnold Adkins.
  • SJ106 : Celebrating the life of John Tennesson Ticer.
  • SJ107 : Establishing a joint subcommittee to study the mining of uranium in the Commonwealth. 
  • SJ108 : Children's Miracle Network Day.
  • SJ109 : Commending the Exchange Club of Martinsville on the occasion of its 70th anniversary.
  • SJ110 : Celebrating the life of Allan McClain.
  • SJ111 : Celebrating the life of Oliver White Hill, Sr.
  • SJ112 : Commending NASA on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • SJ113 : Commending the Hampton High School girls' basketball team
  • SJ114 : Confirming Governor's appointments; agency heads and certain persons.
  • SJ115 : Confirming Governor's appointments; an agency head and certain persons.
  • SJ116 : Confirming Governor's appointments; agency heads and certain persons.
  • SJ117 : Confirming Governor's appointments of Chief of Staff and to certain boards.
  • SJ118 : Memorial resolution; Dr. Francis Merrill Foster, Sr.
  • SJ119 : Study; retroreflective material on stop sign posts; report.
  • SJ120 : Illegal Immigration; federal responsibility.
  • SJ121 : Confirming Governor's appointments; agency heads and certain persons.
  • SJ122 : Study; enhancing rapid transit service in Northern Virginia; report.
  • SR1 : Rules of the Senate.
  • SR2 : Operating Resolution.
  • SR3 : Confirming nominations to the Senate Ethics Advisory Panel.
  • SR4 : Nominating persons to be elected to circuit court judgeships.
  • SR5 : Nominating persons to be elected to general district court judgeships.
  • SR6 : Nominating persons to be elected to juvenile and domestic relations district court judgeships.