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INDEX to ACTS of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY COMMONWEALTH of VIRGINIA 2013 Special Session I INDEX TO ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA 2013 Special Session I BILL OR CHAP. PAGE RES. NO. NO. NO. ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION—See: Commendations and Commemorations ALEXANDER, BECKY—See: Commendations and Commemorations ALLGEIER, MARSHA—See: Commendations and Commemorations ALTAVISTA COMBINED SCHOOL—See: Commendations and Commemorations ARLINGTON COUNTY Arlington Food Assistance Center; commemorating its 25th anniversary. (Patron–Favola) . SJR 5004 49 ARLINGTON FOOD ASSISTANCE CENTER—See: Commendations and Commemorations ARTS AND HUMANITIES Fine Arts Center for the New River Valley; commemorating its 35th anniversary. (Patron–Rush) . HJR 5006 5 BASLEY, RAYMOND CHARLES—See: Deaths BAUSCH, ROBERT—See: Commendations and Commemorations BENTON, CHAD MICHAEL—See: Commendations and Commemorations BOLLING, WILLIAM T.—See: Senate of Virginia BRATT, THERESA D.—See: Commendations and Commemorations BROSNAN, ROBERT E.—See: Commendations and Commemorations CASSELS, JASON MICHAEL—See: Deaths CHARLOTTESVILLE REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE—See: Commendations and Commemorations CHU, ROSE—See: Commendations and Commemorations CHUNG, RITA CHI-YING—See: Commendations and Commemorations CIRCUIT COURTS—See: Courts of Record CODE OF VIRGINIA § 33.1-23.5:1, amending. HB 5001 1 1 COLONIAL HEIGHTS, CITY OF Optimist Club of Colonial Heights; commemorating its 60th anniversary. (Patron–Cox, M.K.) . HJR 5032 19 COMMENDATIONS AND COMMEMORATIONS Actors' Equity Association; commemorating its 100th anniversary. (Patron–Hugo) . HR 534 47 Alexander, Becky; commending. (Patron–Blevins) . SJR 5005 49 Allgeier, Marsha; commending. (Patron–Favola) . SJR 5014 54 Altavista Combined School boys' basketball team; commending. (Patron–Fariss) . HJR 5005 5 Arlington Food Assistance Center; commemorating its 25th anniversary. (Patron–Favola) . SJR 5004 49 Bausch, Robert; commending. (Patron–Kory) . HJR 5024 15 Benton, Chad Michael; commending. (Patron–Tyler) . HR 512 35 Bratt, Theresa D.; commending. (Patron–Hope) . HR 521 40 Brosnan, Robert E.; commending. (Patron–Favola) . SJR 5011 53 Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce; commemorating its 100th anniversary. (Patron–Toscano) . HJR 5040 24 Chu, Rose; commending. (Patron–Kory) . HJR 5027 17 Chung, Rita Chi-Ying; commending. (Patron–Kory) . HJR 5025 16 Davis, Scott Michael; commending. (Patron–Tyler) . HR 513 36 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Portsmouth Alumnae Chapter; commemorating its 70th anniversary. (Patron–Lucas) . SJR 5008 51 East Coast Surfing Championships; commemorating its 50th anniversary. (Patron–Yancey) . HJR 5023 14 Ebenezer Baptist Church; commemorating its 135th anniversary. (Patron–Tyler) . HR 504 31 Fine Arts Center for the New River Valley; commemorating its 35th anniversary. (Patron–Rush) . HJR 5006 5 Floyd County High School girls' basketball team; commending. (Patron–Rush) . HJR 5035 21 Food & Friends; commemorating its 25th anniversary. (Patron–Favola) . SJR 5012 53 Glasgow, Harrison A.; commending. (Patron–Kory) . HJR 5028 17 Hall, C. Littlejohn; commending. (Patron–Habeeb) . HJR 5011 8 2 ACTS OF ASSEMBLY—INDEX [VA., BILL OR CHAP. PAGE RES. NO. NO. NO. COMMENDATIONS AND COMMEMORATIONS - Continued Henrico High School Warriors boys' basketball team; commending. Patron–Morrissey . HJR 5037 22 Patron–McEachin . SJR 5015 55 Highland Springs High School girls' basketball team; commending. (Patron–Morrissey) . HR 52442 Hull, Grayson Alexander; commending. (Patron–Tyler) . HR 516 38 John Marshall High School boys' basketball team; commending. (Patron–Morrissey) . HR 52341 Jones, Edward W.; commending. (Patron–Reeves) . SR 504 58 Jones, Ruby Garrett; commending. (Patron–Norment) . SJR 5009 52 Kistner, Joyce; commending. (Patron–O'Quinn) . HR 506 32 LEAD Historic Triangle; commending. (Patron–Watson) . HR 509 34 Liberty University School of Law Trial Team; commending. (Patron–Garrett) . HJR 5039 23 Medina, Andolyn; commending. (Patron–Alexander) . SJR 5002 48 Miles, Floyd A.; commending. (Patron–Bell, Richard P.) . HJR 5004 4 Miller, Doug; commending. (Patron–O'Quinn) . HR 501 29 Moore, Davis Allen; commending. (Patron–Tyler) . HR 517 38 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Prince William County Branch; commending. (Patron–Anderson) . HJR 5043 26 New Journal and Guide; commemorating its 113th anniversary. (Patron–Alexander) SJR 5001 47 Optimist Club of Colonial Heights; commemorating its 60th anniversary. (Patron–Cox, M.K.) . HJR 5032 19 Payne, Phyllis; commending. (Patron–Kory) . HJR 5026 16 Peak, William Addison, Jr.; commending. (Patron–Tyler) . HR 518 39 Peninsula Catholic High School girls' cross country team; commending. (Patron–Yancey) . HJR 5029 18 Peninsula Catholic High School girls' volleyball team; commending. (Patron–Yancey) . HJR 5030 18 Peyton, George C., Jr.; commending. (Patron–Toscano) . HJR 5047 29 Radford High School boys' basketball team; commending. (Patron–Yost) . HJR 5014 10 Ramey, Jake Thompson; commending. (Patron–Tyler) . HR 519 39 Rocky Run Middle School; commending. (Patron–LeMunyon) . HJR 5031 19 Roper, John Herbert; commending. (Patron–O'Quinn) . HR 510 34 Salem High School of Salem boys' basketball team; commending. (Patron–Habeeb) HJR 5009 7 Salem High School of Salem Delphi staff; commending. (Patron–Habeeb) . HJR 5018 12 Salem High School of Salem forensics team; commending. (Patron–Habeeb) . HJR 5016 11 Salem High School of Salem girls' basketball team; commending. (Patron–Habeeb) HJR 5010 8 Salem High School of Salem Laconian staff; commending. (Patron–Habeeb) . HJR 5017 12 Scarboro, Clifton Grant; commending. (Patron–Tyler) . HR 514 36 Shenandoah University Eleanor Wade Custer School of Nursing; commemorating its 50th anniversary. (Patron–Sherwood) . HR 515 37 Smith Mountain Lake Wine Festival; commemorating its 25th anniversary. Patron–Poindexter . HJR 5013 9 Patron–Stanley . SJR 5006 50 Stallings, John Robert, Jr.; commending. (Patron–Morris) . HR 505 31 Stop Child Abuse Now of Northern Virginia; commemorating its 25th anniversary. (Patron–Favola) . SJR 5013 54 Townes, Martin; commending. (Patron–Howell, W.J.) . HJR 5038 23 Victory, Thomas; commending. (Patron–McClellan) . HR 522 41 Virginia Tech wrestling team; commending. (Patron–Rush) . HJR 5034 20 W. T. Woodson High School; commemorating its 50th anniversary. (Patron–Petersen) SR 501 56 Western Albemarle High School girls' swim and dive team; commending. (Patron–Landes) . HJR 5012 9 Whitehead, David Calloway, Jr.; commending. (Patron–O'Bannon) . HJR 5033 20 2013 SP I] ACTS OF ASSEMBLY—INDEX 3 BILL OR CHAP. PAGE RES. NO. NO. NO. COMMISSIONS, BOARDS, AND INSTITUTIONS GENERALLY Judges; election in circuit court, general district court, juvenile and domestic relations district court, and members of Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission. (Patron–Cline) . HJR 5045 27 Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission; nominations for election of members. Patron–Cline . HR 532 46 Patron–McDougle . SR 510 60 COUNTIES, CITIES, AND TOWNS Transportation funds; reverts to current law regarding a portion of calculation of certain funds for counties that have withdrawn or elect to withdraw from secondary system of state highways. (Patron–O'Bannon) . HB 5001 1 1 COURTS NOT OF RECORD Judges; election in circuit court, general district court, juvenile and domestic relations district court, and members of Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission. (Patron–Cline) . HJR 5045 27 Judges; nominations for election to general district court. Patron–Cline . HR 530 45 Patron–McDougle . SR 508 59 Judges; nominations for election to juvenile and domestic relations district court. Patron–Cline . HR 531 45 Patron–McDougle . SR 509 60 COURTS OF RECORD Judges; election in circuit court, general district court, juvenile and domestic relations district court, and members of Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission. (Patron–Cline) . HJR 5045 27 Judges; nominations for election to circuit court. Patron–Cline . HR 529 44 Patron–McDougle . ..
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