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Bill number and description (with hyperlink to Chief Patron Committee of Origination Last action taken LIS) House Bills HB 1633 Lt. Bradford T. Clark Memorial Bridge; designating as Delegate Chris Peace House Transportation 01/15/19 House: Stricken from docket by Transportation (22-Y 0- the State Route 627 bridge in Hanover County. N) HB 1662 Child restraint devices and safety belts; exempts Delegate Chris Head House Transportation 01/22/19 House: Engrossed by House - committee substitute emergency and law-enforcement vehicles. HB1662H1 HB 1694 Virginia Retirement System; E-911 dispatchers. Delegate David Reid House Appropriations 01/17/19 House: Subcommittee recommends laying on the table (4-Y 3-N) HB 1706 Workers' compensation; declares PTSD suffered by a Delegate Kaye Kory House Commerce and Labor 01/22/19 House: Subcommittee recommends laying on the table first responder as an occupational disease, etc. (4-Y 1-N) HB 1725 Public school building security enhancements; Delegate Barry Knight House Education 01/23/19 Senate: Referred to Committee on Education and Health compliance with Uniform Statewide Building Code, etc. HB 1737 School crisis; development and review. Delegate Tommy Wright House Militia, Police and Public 01/24/19 House: Subcommittee recommends reporting with Safety amendments (5-Y 0-N) HB 1776 Tannerite; prohibition or regulation by localities. Delegate Mark Cole House Counties, Cities and Towns 01/14/19 House: Assigned CC & T sub: Subcommittee #1 HB 1804 Workers' compensation; presumption of compensability Delegate Tim Hugo House Commerce and Labor 01/18/19 House: Assigned App. sub: Compensation & Retirement for certain diseases. HB 1834 Binary explosives; use, penalty. * Delegate Danny Marshall House Courts of Justice 01/11/19 House: Subcommittee recommends laying on the table (8- Y 0-N) HB 1911 Duties of drivers of vehicles approaching stationary Delegate Chris Peace House Courts of Justice 01/04/19 House: Referred to Committee for Courts of Justice vehicles displaying certain warning lights. HB 1943 Chief Medical Examiner; process for testing certain Delegate Rob Bell House Health Welfare and 01/11/19 House: Assigned HWI sub: Subcommittee #2 blood samples. Institutions HB 2010 Using flame producing instrument or device with intent Delegate David Toscano House Courts of Justice 01/07/19 House: Referred to Committee for Courts of Justice to intimidate; penalty. HB 2011 Special license plates; MOVE OVER. Delegate Chris Peace House Transportation 01/07/19 House: Referred to Committee on Transportation HB 2093 Virginia Fire Services Board; membership. Delegate Elizabeth House General Laws 01/17/19 House: Subcommittee recommends reporting (8-Y 0-N) Guzman HB 2158 Naloxone; expands list of individuals who may dispense. Delegate Ken Plum House Courts of Justice 01/23/19 House: Subcommittee recommends reporting with substitute (10-Y 0-N) HB 2263 Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians Delegate Paul Krizek House Courts of Justice 01/23/19 House: Subcommittee recommends reporting with Procedural Guarantee Act; breach of procedures. substitute (6-Y 0-N) HB 2281 Workers' compensation; occupation disease Delegate Eileen Filler- House Commerce and Labor 01/15/19 House: Assigned C & L sub: Subcommittee #2 presumptions; PTSD Corn HB 2364 Agritourism; weddings. Delegate Barry Knight House Agriculture, Chesapeake and 01/16/19 House: Assigned ACNR sub: Subcommittee #1 Natural Resources HB 2394 Product safety; flame retardants; regulations; fund; civil Delegate Alfonso Lopez House Agriculture, Chesapeake and 01/23/19 House: Subcommittee recommends laying on the table (5- penalty. Natural Resources Y 3-N) HB 2513 Workers' compensation; occupation disease Delegate Tim Hugo House Commerce and Labor 01/15/19 House: Assigned C & L sub: Subcommittee #2 presumptions; PTSD. HB 2594 Traffic incident management vehicles; definition. Delegate Dave LaRock House Transportation 01/24/19 House: Reported from Transportation with substitute (22-Y 0-N) HB 2615 Capital murder; law-enforcement officers and fire Delegate Todd Pillion House Courts of Justice 01/15/19 House: Assigned Courts sub: Subcommittee #1 marshals, reduction of charges. Bill number and description (with hyperlink to Chief Patron Committee of Origination Last action taken LIS) HB 2762 Firefighting foam management. Delegate Dave Bulova House Agriculture, Chesapeake and 01/21/19 House: Assigned ACNR sub: Subcommittee #3 Natural Resources HJ 635 Commending Black Creek Volunteer Fire Department. Delegate Christopher Pending 01/15/19 Senate: Laid on Clerk's Desk Peace HJ 646 First Responders Day. Delegate Mike Mullin House Rules 01/17/19 House: Assigned Rules sub: Subcommittee #2 HJ 686 Commending Arlington County Fire Department Station 8 Delegate Rip Sullivan Pending 01/15/19 Senate: Laid on Clerk's Desk Senate bills SB 1012 Firefighters and emergency medical services providers; Senator Amanda Chase Senate Courts of Justice 01/24/19 House: Referred to Committee on Militia, Police and carrying a concealed weapon. Public Safety SB 1022 Workers' compensation; presumption of compensability Senator Amanda Chase Senate Commerce and Labor 01/14/19 Senate: Incorporated by Commerce and Labor (SB1030- for certain diseases. Cosgrove) (12-Y 0-N) SB 1030 Workers' compensation; presumption of compensability Senator John Cosgrove Senate Commerce and Labor 01/24/19 Senate: Engrossed by Senate - committee substitute for certain diseases. SB1030S1 SB 1183 Toll facilities, certain; free use by emergency medical Senator Richard Stuart Senate Transportation 01/24/19 House: Referred to Committee on Transportation services vehicles. SB 1301 Private collectors; delinquent taxes and other charges. Senator John Edwards Senate Finance 01/23/19 Senate: Reported from Finance (9-Y 7-N) SB 1338 Toll facilities, certain; free use by emergency medical Senator Bryce Reeves Senate Transportation 01/16/19 Senate: Incorporated by Transportation (SB1183-Stuart) services vehicles. (11-Y 0-N) SB 1411 Burn buildings; change in terminology Senator Monty Mason Senate Commerce and Labor 01/22/19 House: Referred to Committee on Militia, Police and Public Safety SB 1465 Workers' compensation; occupation disease Senator Jeremy McPike Senate Commerce and Labor 01/22/19 Senate: Passed by indefinitely in Finance with letter (10- presumptions; PTSD. Y 5-N) SB 1474 Special license plates; members of the International Senator Creigh Deeds Senate Transportation 01/24/19 House: Referred to Committee on Transportation Association of Fire Fighters. SB 1494 Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians Senator John Edwards Senate General Laws 01/08/19 Senate: Referred to Committee on General Laws and Procedural Guarantee Act; breach of procedures. Technology SB 1501 Capital murder; law-enforcement officers and fire Senator Bill Carrico Senate Courts of Justice 01/23/19 Senate: Rereferred to Finance marshals, reduction of charges. SB 1528 Workers' compensation; presumption of compensability Senator Jill Vogel Senate Commerce and Labor 01/14/19 Senate: Incorporated by Commerce and Labor (SB1030- for certain diseases. Cosgrove) (12-Y 0-N) SB 1625 Statewide Fire Prevention Code; definition of Senator Jeremy McPike Senate General Laws 01/09/19 Senate: Referred to Committee on General Laws and permissible fireworks Technology SB 1677 Child restraint devices and safety belts; exempts Senator Dave Suetterlein Senate Transportation 01/23/19 Senate: Reported from Transportation with amendment emergency and law-enforcement vehicles. (12-Y 0-N) SB 1755 Building Code and Fire Prevention Code; use of Senator Emmett Hanger Senate General Laws 01/18/19 Senate: Referred to Committee on General Laws and temporary barricade devices in classrooms Technology SJ 286 Move Over Awareness Month. Senator Ryan McDougle Senate Rules 01/08/19 Senate: Referred to Committee on Rules SJ 277 Resiliency Week; designating first week of September Senator Glen Sturtevant Senate Rules 01/06/19 Senate: Referred to Committee on Rules 2019, and each succeeding year thereafter..
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