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Machine-readable finding aid derived from MS Word, created by Roger E. Christman, 8 August 2007 Description is in English 2013-11-21 Converted to schema conforming EAD by dtd2schema.vh.xsl. A Guide to the Records of the Policy Office of Governor Mark R. Warner, 2002-2006 A Collection in the Library of Virginia 42409, 42410, 42411, 42412, 42413, 42414, 42421 Roger E. Christman

Library of Virginia 2007 Roger E. Christman Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary The Library of Virginia Records of the Policy Office of Governor Mark R. Warner 2002-2006 42409, 42410, 42411, 42412, 42413, 42414, 42421 88.73 cu. ft. English Administrative Information Access Restrictions

Collection is open to research.

Use Restrictions

Privacy protected and confidential information is restricted from public access for 75 years per Code of Virginia 42.1-78. Restricted records in this collection have been sealed but not removed from the collection. Types of sealed information may include, but are not limited to: inmate records, clemency petitions and attorney-client communications. Attorney General Settlement records contain confidential and attorney-client privileged information. Access is restricted for 75 years after date of creation per Code of Virginia 42.1-78. Legislative Files may contain attorney-client privileged material.

Preferred Citation

Records of the Policy Office of Governor Mark R. Warner, 2002-2006, [cite specific accession used], State Records Collection, Library of Virginia

Acquisition Information

Office of the Governor, Patrick Henry Building, 1111 E. Broad Street, Richmond, Virginia, 23219. Accessions 42409-42414 transferred 12 January 2006 and accessioned on 17 January 2006; Accession 42421 transferred on 18 January 2006 and accessioned on 19 January 2006.

Historical Information

The Policy Office is a division of the Office of the Governor in the Executive Branch of Virginia state Government. Members of the Policy Office include Policy Director, Deputy Policy Director, Counselor to the Governor, Deputy Counselor to the Governor, Policy Analysts and Special Assistant to the Governor. The Policy Office during Governor Mark R. Warner's administration (2002-2006) was responsible for the formation of policy, regulator and legislative review, and legal activities. On 8 January 2002, Governor-elect Warner chose Jane N. Kusiak, then Deputy Director of the Warner Transition Office, to serve as Director of Policy. She was responsible for developing the policies and legislative priorities of the Governor's Office. Kusiak left the Warner administration in September 2002. Robert M. Blue, Counselor to the Governor, also became Director of Policy following Kusiak's resignation. He served until May 2005 when he resigned to take a position with Dominion Resources, Inc. Suzette P. Denslow, who joined the Warner administration in 2002 as Deputy Policy Director, served as Policy Director from May 2005 until September 2005. William L. Murray, served as Deputy Director of Policy in 2002 and from 2003 to 2005, served as Policy Directory from 16 September 2005 to January 2006. Robert P. Crouch, Jr., Deputy Secretary of Public Safety, became Counselor to the Governor in May 2005. Other Policy Office staff members were: William L. Murray, David Hallock, Steven Gould, Ryan Childress, Wayne Turnage, Annal Healy, Jeff Bourne, Gail Jaspen, and Richard E. Williams.

Scope and Content

The Policy Office Records of Governor Mark R. Warner are housed in 253 boxes. The collection is arranged into five (5) series. Series have been designated for: I. Decision Briefs; II. Regulations; III. Legislative Files; IV. Policy Analyst Files; and V. Legal Files. These records include decision briefs, correspondence, memorandums, legislative files, briefing books, subject files, reports, settlement, warrants and legal files. These records document the legislative and policy priorities of the Warner administration (2002-2006).

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into the following series:

I. Decision Briefs, 2002-2005 II. Regulations, 2002-2006 III. Legislative Files, 2002-2005 IV. Policy Analyst Files, 2002-2006 V. Legal Files, 2002-2005 Contents List I. Decision Briefs, 2002-2005 (accession 42411). 1-3 Extent: 0.88 cubic feet (3 boxes).

The Decision Briefs series is housed in 3 boxes and is arranged chronologically by year. Within each year, the records are filed in reverse chronological order. The series consists of decision briefs, requests, recommendations, background information and supporting documents including correspondence and legislative citations.

This series documents Governor Warner's responses to requests from Executive Branch agencies for expenditure of funds from various sources controlled by the Governor's Office and approval of bond sales. Each Decision Brief usually includes: a description of the request including background material, discussion, and conclusions by the Policy Office; a recommendation from Richard D. Brown, Director, Department of Planning and Budget; and concurrence from Secretary of Finance John M. Bennett, the cabinet secretary overseeing requesting agency, and the Director of Policy (Jane N. Kusiak, 2002, Robert M. Blue, 2002-2005, and Suzette Denslow, 2005), Counselor to the Governor (Robert M. Blue, 2002-2005 and Robert Crouch, 2005-2006) and Chief of Staff (William H. Leighty, 2002-2006). If all concur, the Governor then signs the brief.

Notable decision briefs include: Department of Motor Vehicles redesign of vehicle registration renewal form (17 October 2002), renovation of the Finance and Washington Buildings (2003), State Corporation Commission expenses in the case of Falwell v. Miller (9 September 2003), City of Poquoson for Hurricane Isabel damage (9 September 2004 and 5 August 2005), Department of Emergency Management for Tropical Storm Gaston disaster costs (25 October 2004), Department of Emergency Management for Hurricane Isabel recovery (May 2004) and Tazewell Flood of 2001 (May 2004), Department of Medical Assistance for emergency spending for victims of Hurricane Katrina (5 October 2005), and Department of Emergency Management, Southwest Virginia Flood of November 2003 (26 April 2005) and Tropical Depression Jeanne (24 February 2005).

Decision Briefs related to bond sales include: Commonwealth of Virginia Transportation Revenue and Refunding Bonds, Virginia Housing and Development Authority Housing Bonds, Virginia College Building Authority Bonds, Virginia Resources Authority Bonds, General Obligation Bonds, Virginia Commonwealth University Revenue Pledge Bonds, Virginia Public Building Authority Facilities Revenue and Refunding Bonds, 9 c Higher Educational Institutions Bonds, and Virginia Small Business Financing Authority.

 2002 DEQ consent decree with U.S. Interior and Certus, Inc. (Octocure spill into Clinch River in Tazewell County), 27 December 2002 1 1 Attorney General - Legal Defense Fund for Virginia v. Maryland, 27 December 2002 1 1 Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind at Staunton, 27 December 2002 1 1 Virginia Pubic School Authority (VPSA) 1997 Resolution Certification, December 2002 1 1 Treasury - general obligation refunding bonds, November 2002 1 1 Commonwealth of Virginia Transportation Revenue and Refunding Bonds, November 2002 1 1 Roanoke Tire Fire from VEERF, 8 November 2002 1 1 Virginia Small Business Financing Authority (VSBFA) Bonds, November 2002 1 1 Historic Resources - Survey and Planning Cost Share Program Grants, 5 November 2002 1 1 DEQ - Rhinehart Tire Fire Superfund Site, Frederick County, 5 November 2002 1 1 DMV redesign of vehicle registration renewal form due to negative citizen and press reactions, 17 October 2002 1 1 Virginia Resources Authority (RVA) Bonds, 11 October 2002 1 1 JMU property purchase of 983 Reservoir Street, September 2002 1 1 Commonwealth Transportation Board Federal Highway Reimbursement Anticipation Notes, September 2002 1 2 VHDA Housing Bonds, September 2002 1 2 ODU real estate transfer to ODU Real Estate Foundation, August 2002 1 2 DSS and DOE MOU to fund before and/or after-school programs, July 2002 1 2 DEM - Roanoke Tire Fire, July 2002 1 2 William and Mary - Millington Hall, July 2002 1 2 DCR - rebuilding swimming pool at Pocahontas State Park in Chesterfield County, June 2002 1 2 Virginia Environmental Emergency Response Fund, June 2002 1 2 Virginia Tourism Authority - "Gods and Generals", June 2002 1 2 NSU - Property Transfer of Williams Property to NSU Foundation, May 2002 1 2 VPI and SU Variable Rate Revenue Bond Anticipation Note, June 2002 1 2 DSS - Combine Alexandria and Arlington Child Support Enforcement Offices, May 2002 1 2 DSS 10-year capital outlay lease for Child Support Enforcement in Fairfax, 23 April 2002 1 2 DHP - renew or initiate a 10-year capital outlay lease, 23 April 2002 1 2 Virginia Biotechnical Research Park Authority Variable Rate Revenue Bonds, 5 April 2002 1 2 VCBA bond issue for the University of Richmond, 5 March 2002 1 2 VCBA bond issue for the Shenandoah University, 5 March 2002 1 2 Use of Fort Pickett to train National Guard troops, 18 February 2002 1 2 2003 FEMA 1 3 GMU capital lease, 16 December 2003 1 3 VEERF - Greenwood Chemical Superfund Site, 9 December 2003 1 3 Renovation of Finance and Washington Buildings 1 3 Eastern Virginia Medical School line of credit, 2 December 2003 1 3 Virginia College Building Authority (VCBA) Educational Facilities Revenue Bonds, November 2003 1 3 DEM - disaster planning and operations, 20 November 2003 1 3 DMME - BP Solarex - Solar Photovoltaic Manufacturing Incentive Program, 29 October 2003 1 3 Virginia Port Authority (VPA) - purchase of capital equipment, nd 1 3 Virginia Resources Authority (VRA) Bonds,10 October 2003 1 3 VHDA Rental Housing Bonds, 21 September 2003 1 3 Council on Virginia's Future, September 2003 1 3 Distribution of Accelerated Sales Tax Revenues to Transportation Trust Fund, 9 September 2003 1 3 SCC legal expenses in Falwell v. Miller, 9 September 2003 1 4 DMV - 4th quarter interest earnings, August 2003 1 4 General Obligation Bonds, 11 June 2003 1 4 Attorney General - civil commitment of sexually violent predators, 26 May 2003 1 4 DEM - water shortage in Buchanan and Tazewell counties, 8 May 2003 1 4 Background to the Governor on options for establishing a program for civil commitment of sexually violent predators, May 2003 1 4 DEM - disaster planning and operations program, 8 May 2003 1 4 Virginia College Building Authority (VCBA) Education Facilities Revenue Bonds, 8 May 2003 1 4 Science Museum of Virginia - addition to the Danville Science Center project, April 2003 1 4 DMHMRSAS - establish treatment program for civilly committed sexually violent predators, 9 April 2003 1 4 Visitors of GMU General Revenue Pledge Refunding Bonds, 14 April 2003 1 4 Rector and Visitors of UVA General Revenue Pledge Bonds, March 2003 1 4 VHDA Bonds, February 2003 1 4 VCU General Revenue Pledge Bonds, February 2003 1 4 Visitors of GMU General Revenue Pledge Bonds, February 2003 1 4 VHDA Bonds, 10 February 2003 1 4 VPBA Public Facilities Revenue and Refunding Bonds, January 2003 1 4 9C Higher Educational Institutions Bond Issuance Bill, 21 January 2003 1 4 2004 Deficit loan to fund shortfall in Governor's Office and Cabinet offices, 5 January 2005 1 5 VITA $6.1 million, 22 December 2004 1 5 Virginia College Building Authority (VCBA) Educational Facilities Revenue Bonds, December 2004 1 5 VCCS - Tidewater Community College administrative offices in Norfolk, 6 January 2005 1 5 Department of Veterans Services - construction of storage facility at Roanoke Veterans Care Center, 4 January 2005 1 5 VPBA Public Facilities Revenue Refunding Bonds, December 2004 1 5 DJJ - Enlarge Bon Air Campus, 4 January 2005 1 5 VHDA Tax-Exempt Rental Housing Bonds, 18 November 2004 1 5 VDOT - replace administration building and wharf for Jamestown/Scotland Ferry due to severe damage caused by Hurricane Isabel in 2003, 16 November 2004 1 6 General Obligation Bonds, November 2004 1 6 City of Poquoson - Hurricane Isabel damage, 9 November 2004 1 6 Narbeth Borough Industrial Development Authority - Northwestern Human Services for mental health and mental retardation homes in Richmond and Virginia Beach, 29 October 2004 1 6 VSBFA Bonds, 27 October 2004 1 6 DEM - Tropical Storm Gaston disaster costs, 25 October 2004 1 6 Department of Forestry - initiate capital improvements to accept three gifts of property, 25 October 2004 1 6 DEM - Danville for tornado damage on 8-12-2004, 25 October 2004 1 6 VCBA Series Bonds, October 2004 1 6 VRA Infrastructure Revenue Bond Series, 13 October 2004 1 6 VMI Capital Project to acquire six parcels of land (North Main Street and Ruff Lane), 12 October 2004 1 6 VSBFA Bonds, 15 September 2004 1 6 DGS Capital Project - Bio Safety Lab, 15 September 2004 1 6 VITA - positions increase, 15 September 2004 2 1 VCU capital lease, 15 September 2004 2 1 VMI Capital Project, 9 September 2004 2 1 VHDA Bonds, 9 September 2004 2 1 DEM - Severe Storms, 5-23-04, 3 September 2004 2 1 VHDA Bonds Tax-exempt Single Family Housing, 31 August 2004 2 1 VPBA Public Facilities Revenue Refunding Bonds, August 2004 2 1 UVA Sports Medicine Facility, 26 August 2004 2 1 Allocation of Interest Earning to Specific Nongeneral Fund Accounts, 26 August 2004 2 1 Distribution of Accelerated Sales Taxes to Transportation Trust Fund, 26 August 2004 2 1 DGS - Real Estate Management Practices, 19 August 2004 2 1 DMHMRSAS - Inspector General increased funding, August 2004 2 1 VPBA Public Facilities Revenue Bonds, August 2004 2 2 VCBA Bonds for University of Richmond, August 2004 2 2 ABC - upgrade warehouse, July 2004 2 2 DEM - severe storm damage, 5-24-04, 23 July 2004 2 2 SBE - local reimbursements for 2004 Presidential Primary, July 2004 2 2 General Obligation Bonds, July 2004 2 2 VCBA Educational Facilities Revenue Bonds, July 2004 2 2 Research at eight institutions of higher education, 13 July 2004 2 2 Lawrenceville Correctional Center, 13 July 2004 2 2 VHDA Bond Issue, 12 July 2004 2 2 VCCS - 3% increase to the community college presidential salary scale, 21 June 2004 2 2 DEM - Hurricane Isabel Recovery, May 2004 2 2 DEM - Tazewell Flood of 2001, May 2004 2 2 VPI and SU Bond Package, May 2004 2 2 National World War II Veterans Memorial, 4 May 2004 2 2 VSBFA Bonds, 4 May 2004 2 2 DEQ - Cost of Nitrogen Oxide Emission Auction, 16 April 2004 2 2 VHDA Bonds, 4 April 2004 2 2 Southwest Virginia Flood November 2003, 31 March 2004 2 2 UVA property transfer to UVA Foundation, March 2004 2 2 Department of Veterans Services - cemetery administrator, 19 March 2004 2 2 VCU General Revenue Pledge Refunding Bonds, March 2004 2 2 Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) Revenue Bonds, 8 March 2004 2 2 VPBA Public Facilities Revenue Refunding Bonds, 8 March 2004 2 2 Virginia Natural History Museum - executive director's salary, 1 March 2004 2 2 VSBFA Bonds, 17 February 2004 2 2 Department for the Aging - moving office location, 17 February 2004 2 2 2005 Enterprise Application Master Services Agreement with CGI-AMS, Inc., 30 December 2005 2 3 Portsmouth Campus Tidewater Community College land conveyance to Tidewater Community College Real Estate Foundation, 29 December 2005 2 3 VCU lease space in Theatre Row Building at 730 East Broad Street, 29 December 2005 2 3 VEC - Scope Change of Blanket Capital Project for Moving Expenses, 29 December 2005 2 3 $20,000 death benefit authority by 2005 GA for state and local employees killed in Iraq or Afghanistan as reservists or National Guardsmen, 12 December 2005 2 3 DMAS lease of office space at 600 East Broad Street, 12 December 2005 2 3 State Police - Vansant area office purchase, 12 December 2005 2 3 City of Virginia Beach - Oceana Air Station, 21 November 2005 2 3 VSBFA Bonds, 21 November 2005 2 3 VRA Bonds, 21 November 2005 2 3 VSBFA Bonds, 21 November 2005 2 3 VHDA Rental Housing Bonds, 18 November 2005 2 3 VHDA $800,000,000 Tax-Exempt Single-Family Housing Bonds, November 2005 2 3 VPBA - financing for acquisition, construction, etc. of various public facilities for use by the Commonwealth, November 2005 2 3 VCBA Educational Facilities Revenue Bonds, November 2005 2 3 VPI Property Transfer to VaTech Foundation, 1 November 2005 2 3 VITA - "Generic" Enterprise Information Dashboard, 1 November 2005 2 3 Wise County and Big Stone Gap Water Shortage, 19 October 2005 2 3 Electronic Procurement Solution Contract with CGI-AMS, 26 September 2005 2 3 Virginia National Guard's National Service Medal, 29 September 2005 2 3 Revised Commonwealth Interoperability Strategic Plan, 29 September 2005 2 4 DOE/VCCS - disbursement plan to industry certification, 5 October 2005 2 4 DOE - Phase 2 of NGA Grant, 5 October 2005 2 4 DMAS - Emergency spending for victims of Hurricane Katrina, 5 October 2005 2 4 Administration - consolidated mail operations, 5 October 2005 2 4 VCU Property Acquisition (Richmond Academy of Medicine), 5 October 2005 2 4 VDOT - Federal Highway Reimbursement Anticipation Notes (FRANs), September 2005 2 4 Virginia Institute of Forensic Science ($900,000) Training and Preparation for Scientist, 13 September 2005 2 4 VHDA Tax-Exempt, Multi-Family Rental Housing Bonds, 13 September 2005 2 4 DEM - Emergency Relief to Localities Program - Western Virginia Water Authority (Tropical Depression Jeanne), 13 September 2005 2 4 Internet Quorum (IQ) Software, 30 August 2005 2 5 Department of Veterans Services at the Roanoke Veterans Care Center, 7 July 2005 2 5 Virginia Beach land purchase, Near Post development on Laskin Road, 19 August 2005 2 5 Port Authority's extension of the 2003 Master Equipment Leasing Program, 5 August 2005 2 5 Rural and cultural economic development and tourism activities, 5 August 2005 2 5 Biotech Research Park Authority - Philip Morris Research and Technology Center, 5 August 2005 2 5 Virginia Modeling and Simulation Initiative (VIMSIM), 5 August 2005 2 5 City of Poquoson - Hurricane Isabel Costs, 5 August 2005 2 5 DOC - web-enabled inventory system for prison warehouses, July 2005 2 5 State agency leases at Forest Office Park in Henrico County, July 2005 2 5 VSBFA Bonds - Briarwood Holdings and Southern Virginia University, July 2005 2 5 DSS - Low Income Energy Assistance Program, 25 July 2005 2 5 VDOT lease extension for Northern Virginia District Office, 17 July 2005 2 5 JMU transfer of real estate to JMU Foundation, July 2005 2 5 UVA Bonds, July 2005 2 5 Roanoke Veterans Care Center Renovations, 7 July 2005 2 5 William and Mary Preston Hall restoration (dorm fire), July 2005 2 5 Enterprise Applications Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act (PPEA), 12 July 2005 2 5 Portsmouth Marine Terminal, 12 July 2005 3 1 GMU to purchase land in Prince William County for Regional Biocontainment Laboratory, 19 July 2005 3 1 VHDA Bonds, May 2005 3 1 VCBA Educational Facilities Revenue Bonds, May 2005 3 1 VRA Bonds for Prince William County, May 2005 3 1 VCBA Bond Issue for Hampton University, May 2005 3 1 Health - Reengineering authorized onsite soil evaluators program, March 2005 3 1 DEM - Southwest Virginia Flood of November 2003, 26 April 2005 3 1 Virginia Port Authority - Commonwealth Port Fund Revenue Bonds, April 2005 3 1 VHDA Rental Housing Bonds, 13 April 2005 3 1 VSBFA Bonds, 13 April 2005 3 1 VPBA Public Facilities Revenue Refunding Bonds, April 2005 3 1 Frontier Culture Museum - three new positions, 13 April 2005 3 2 VPA Commonwealth Port Fund Revenue Refunding Bonds, 13 April 2005 3 2 VHDA Rental Housing Bonds for Single-Family Housing, March 2005 3 2 DCR - electronic ranger kiosks and undercover surveillance units, denied 23 March 2005 3 2 DMV - reengineering existing correspondence system, denied 23 March 2005 3 2 VPBA Public Facilities Revenue Refunding Bonds, March 2005 3 2 DOC - purchase of land adjacent to VCE Distribution Center, 16 March 2005 3 2 VHDA Tax-Exempt Rental Housing Bonds, March 2005 3 2 DMME energy account funds to alternate provider, 4 March 2005 3 2 DSP - reengineer Amber Alert system, 4 March 2005 3 2 Workforce Development - Career Readiness Certificate Program, 25 February 2005 3 2 DHRM - Statewide Recruitment Management System, 24 February 2005 3 2 Council on Virginia's Future, 24 February 2005 3 2 DEM - Tropical Depression Jeanne, 24 February 2005 3 2 DHCD - develop and implement e-government database system, 24 February 2005 3 2 State Board of Elections, 21 January 2005 3 2 DMME - Electronic Permitting and Reporting System, 18 January 2005 3 2 JMU 20-year lease with Harrisonburg for basketball arena and baseball stadium, 18 January 2005 3 2 9 c Bond Bill for 2005 Session, 18 January 2005 3 2 II. Regulations, 2002-2006 (accession 42413). 4-37 Extent: 12.25 cubic feet (34 boxes).

The Regulations series is housed in 34 boxes and is arranged by cabinet secretary and alphabetically by state agency therein. The series consists of regulation review forms, memorandums, recommendations, and summary of regulations.

This series documents the Warner Administration's executive branch review of Virginia's Regulatory Process. Before a regulation become available for public comment on Town Hall, Virginia's regulatory web site, it often undergoes review by the Department of Planning and Budget, the responsible Cabinet Secretary and the Governor (via the Policy Office). The Office of the Attorney General also may review the regulation. Each regulation reviewed by the Policy Office usually includes a Regulatory Review Form, memorandum(s) from the Department of Planning and Budget (DPB) and the Town Hall posting.

The Regulatory Review Form for each regulation includes: a summary of the regulation and all amendments, explicit legislative mandate, a fiscal impact statement, summary of the Department of Planning and Budget recommendation, agency and cabinet review, and Policy Office review with recommendation(s). The form is then initialed for approval or disapproval by a policy analyst (Jeff Bourne, Ryan Childress, Steven Gould, David Hallock, Gail Jaspen, Bill Murray, Grant Neely or Wayne Turnage), Director of Policy (Jane N. Kusiak, 2002, Robert M. Blue, 2002-2005 or Suzette Denslow, 2005), Counselor to the Governor (Robert M. Blue, 2002-2005 or Robert Crouch, 2005-2006), Chief of Staff (William H. Leighty, 2002-2006) and in some instances Governor Warner.

The memorandums from the Department of Planning and Budget were written to the Governor (through the responsible cabinet secretary) by Richard D. Brown, head of DPB. Each memo summarizes the background of each regulation and contains DPB's recommendation. The Town Hall posting includes Notice of Intended Regulatory Action (NOIRA) and includes public comments.

Regulations are from agencies under the Secretary of Administration, Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Secretary of Education, Secretary of Finance, Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Secretary of Natural Resources, Secretary of Public Safety, and Secretary of Transportation. The majority of regulations are from the Commerce and Trade and Health and Human Resources Secretariats.

 ADMINISTRATION, Secretary of Department of Charitable Gaming Charitable Gaming Rules and Regulations to reflect Chapter 884 (2003 Acts of Assembly) amendments, 11 VAC 15-22, 1500/3416 4 1 Supplier Regulations to reflect Chapter 884 (2003 Acts of Assembly) amendments, 11 VAC 15-13, 1501/3417 4 2 Department of General Services Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services, Certification of Non-Commercial Environmental Laboratories, 1 VAC 30-45, 1165/2002 4 3 Department of Health and Human Resources Commonwealth of Virginia Long Term Care Program, 1 VAC 55-30, 1633/2948 4 4 Commonwealth of Virginia Health Benefits Program, 1 VAC 5-20, 990/2060 and 2065 4 5 Commonwealth of Virginia Health Benefits Program, to comply with state and federal legislation, 1 VAC 55-20, 990/2621 4 6 Commonwealth of Virginia Health Benefits, 1 VAC 55-20, 921/1419 4 7 COMMERCE AND TRADE, Secretary of Department of Agriculture and Consumer Benefits Standards for Classification of Real Estate ad Devoted to Agriculture Use and to Horticultural Use Under the Virginia Land Use Assessment Law, Land Use General, 2 VAC 5-20, 941/3010 4 8 Virginia Commercial Feed Law, 2 VAC 15-360, 968/1056 4 9 Endangered Plant and Insect Species Act, 2 VAC 5-320, 443/2558 4 10 Virginia Pest Law - Cotton Boll Weevil Quarantine, 2 VAC 5-440, 746/1510 4 11 Rules and Regulations Governing the Production, Handling and Processing of Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and Establishing Minimum Standards for Certain Dairy Products to be used for Human Food, Milk for Manufacturing Purposes, 2 VAC 5-530 and 531, 588/2413 (part one) 5 1 Rules and Regulations Governing the Production, Handling and Processing of Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and Establishing Minimum Standards for Certain Dairy Products to be used for Human Food, Milk for Manufacturing Purposes, 2 VAC 5-530 and 531, 588/2413 (part two) 5 2 Scrapie Eradication from Virginia Sheep and Goats, 2 VAC 5-206, 1309/2318 5 3 Cooling, storing, sampling and transporting of milk or milk samples from the farm to the processing plant or laboratory, Cooling Milk/Milk Samples, 2 VAC 5-500 and 501, 748/2312 5 4 Virginia Pesticide Control Act, Fees, 2 VAC 20-30, 855/2698 5 5 Virginia Fertilizer Law, 2 VAC 5-400, 589/1803 5 6 Solicitation of Contributions, 2 VAC 5-610, 564/1810 5 7 Department of Housing and Community Development Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code, Update to 2003 ICC and repeal current USBC regulation, 13 VAC 5-63, 1475/3340 (part one) 5 8 Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code, Update to 2003 ICC and repeal current USBC regulation, 13 VAC 5-63, 1475/3340 (part two) 5 9 Statewide Fire Prevention Code, 13 VAC 5-51, 1478/2864 5 10 Virginia Industrialized Building Safety, 13 VAC 5-91, 1479/3329 5 11 Virginia Certification Standards, 13 VAC 5-21, 1480/2862 6 1 Virginia Amusement Device, 13 VAC 5-31, 1482/2863 6 2 Manufactured Housing Licensing and Transaction Recovery Fund, 13 VAC 6-20, 1520/2759 6 3 Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code, Natural Cut Christmas Tree Placement, 12 VAC 5-51, 1512/2742 6 4 Standards for Classification of Real Estate as Devoted to Agriculture Use and to Horticultural Use under the Virginia Land Use Assessment Law, 2 VAC 5-20, 941/1926 6 5 Virginia Certification Standards, 13 VAC 5-21 and 80, 981/1539 6 6 Virginia Industrialized Building Safety, 13 VAC 5-91-10, 983/1540 6 7 Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code, 13 VAC 5-51, 984/1541 (part one) 6 8 Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code, 13 VAC 5-51, 984/1541 (part two) 6 9 Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code, 13 VAC 5-61, 985/1542 (part one) 6 10 Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code, 13 VAC 5-61, 985/1542 (part two) 6 11 Virginia Amusement Device, 13 VAC 5-31, 986/1543 6 12 Department of Labor and Industry General Requirements for clearances, construction of electric transmission and distribution lines and equipment, construction industry subpart V, 16 VAC 25-155, 1223/2382 7 1 Safety and Health Codes Board, Public Participation Guidelines, 16 VAC 25-10, 889/1718 7 2 Boiler and Pressure Vessel rules and regulations, 16 VAC 25-50, 888/1718 7 3 Safety Standards for Fall Protection in Steel Erection, Construction Industry, 16 VAC 25-145, 1028/1674 7 4 Public Participation Guidelines, 16 VAC 20-10, 887/1682 7 5 Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy Coal Surface Mining Reclamation, Amendments regarding the administrative hearing process, consistency with federal regulations, stream channel design, and civil penalties, 4 VAC 25-130, 1716/3120 7 6 Coal Surface Mining Reclamation, reclamation bond release procedures, 4 VAC 25-130, 1442/2618 7 7 Public Participation Guidelines, 4 VAC 25-10, 1006/1594 7 8 Mineral Mining Reclamation, 4 VAC 25-30, 31, 788/1572 7 9 Coal Stock Piles and Bulk Storage and Handling Facilities, 4 VAC 25-125, 1038/1705 7 10 Certification Requirements for Mineral Miners, 4 VAC 25-35, 1016/1614 7 11 Board of Coal Mining Examiners Certification Requirements, 4 VAC 25-20, 1015/2617 7 12 Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation Board for Waste Management Facility Operators, 18 VAC 155-20, 1209/2801 8 1 Cemetery Board, Implementation of 2004 Legislative Changes, 18 VAC 47-20, 1643/3081 8 2 Board for Contractors, Supervision of Unlicensed Assistants, etc., 18 VAC 50-22, 1208/2794 8 3 Virginia Auctioneers Board, Continuing Education Requirements, 18 VAC 25-21, 1573/2844 8 4 Polygraph Examiners, 18 VAC 120-30, 1647/2987 8 5 Professional Boxing and Wrestling Event, General Clarifying Changes and Restructuring of Regulations, 18 VAC 120-40, 1673/3040 8 6 Board for Branch Pilots, Public Participation Guidelines, 18 VAC 45-10, 1417/2546 8 7 Board for Opticians, Permit Out-of-State Opticians to be Licensed for Temporary Volunteer Service in the Commonwealth, 18 VAC 100-20, 1249/2596 8 8 Board of Accountancy, Changes incorporating recent statutory amendments about qualifications for, and issues and maintenance of a CPA license and firm permit, 18 VAC 5-21, 1492/2582 8 9 Professional Boxing and Wrestling Event, increase fees, 18 VAC 120-40, 1276/2519 8 10 Fair Housing Board Certification, 18 VAC 62-20, 1425/2784 8 11 Board for Contractors, Fee Increase, 18 VAC 50-22, 1298/2518 8 12 Board for Barbers and Cosmetology, Hair Braiding, 18 VAC 41-30, 1326/2542 8 13 Board for Barbers and Cosmetology, Licensure of Tattooing, 18 VAC 41-50, 1114/2719 8 14 Board for Professional Soil Scientists, Fee Increase, 18 VAC 145-20, 1242/2836 9 1 Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects, Fee Increase, 18 VAC 10-20, 1251/2786 9 2 Board for Waterworks and Wastewater Works Operators, Fee Increase, 18 VAC 160-20, 1272/2812 9 3 Fair Housing Board Certification, 18 VAC 62-20, 1425/2595 9 4 Board for Hearing Aid Specialists, Public Participation Guidelines, 18 VAC 80-10, 1431/2586 9 5 Public Participation Guidelines for each DPOR Board 9 6 Board of Accountancy, Qualifications for, and implementation of, the new computerized CPA exam and requirements for Ethics CPE, 18 VAC 5-21, 1380/2774 9 7 Board for Waterworks and Wastewater Works Operators, conditional licensure, 18 VAC 160-20, 1416/2839 9 8 Board for Contractors, fee increase, 18 VAC 50-22, 1298/2303 9 9 Board for Barbers and Cosmetology, Licensure of Wax Technician, 18 VAC 41-40, 1113/2659 9 10 Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects, 18 VAC 10-20, 1332/2873 9 11 Board for Barbers and Cosmetology, Hair Braiding, 18 VAC 41-30, 1326/2349 10 1 Board for Opticians, fee increase, 18 VAC 100-200, 1333/3042 10 2 Real Estate Board, fee increase, 18 VAC 135-20, 1172/2015 10 3 Board of Accountancy, Repeal of continuing professional education sponsor registration rules and regulations, 18 VAC 5-30, 1138/2632 10 4 Real Estate Board, Common Interest Community Management Information Fund, 18 VAC 135-60, 898/1670 10 5 Board for Hearing Aid Specialists, 18 VAC 80-20, 808/1671 10 6 Board for Barbers and Cosmetology, Wax Technicians, 18 VAC 41-40, 1113/1858 10 7 Board for Barbers and Cosmetology, Tattooing and Body-Piercing, 18 VAC 41-50, 1114/1859 10 8 Virginia Lead-Based Paint Activities, 18 VAC 15-30, 426/1493 10 9 Board for Geology, Entry requirements and minimal standards of conduct for certified professional geologists, 18 VAC 70-20, 1000/2583 10 10 Board for Soil Scientists, Wetland Delineators Certification, 18 VAC 145-30, 1059/2574 10 11 Board for Asbestos, Lead and Home Inspectors, Certified Home Inspectors, 18 VAC 15-40, 859/1619 10 12 Professional Boxing and Wrestling Events, 18 VAC 120-40, 760/1445 10 13 Polygraph Examiners, 18 VAC 120-30, 817/1421 10 14 Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers, and Landscape Architects, Public Participation Guidelines, 18 VAC 10-10, 882/1633 11 1 Auctioneers Board, Public Participation Guidelines, 18 VAC 25-10, 861/1546 11 2 Real Estate Board, Time-Share Regulations, 18 VAC 135-40, 754/1415 11 3 Real Estate Board, Fair Housing, 18 VAC 135-50, 680/1308 11 4 Real Estate Appraiser Board, 18 VAC 130-20, 776/1405 11 5 Board for Barbers and Cosmetology, new regulations for combined board, 18 VAC 41-30, 811/1760 11 6 Real Estate Board, Licensing, 18 VAC 135-20, 809/1171 11 7 Board for Branch Pilots, Public Participation Guidelines, 18 VAC 45-10, 860/1762 11 8 Board for Contractors, Fee Increases, 18 VAC 50-22, 840/1457 11 9 Virginia Racing Commission Request for Racing Days, 11 VAC 10-20-200, 1278/2602 12 1 Horse Racing with Pari-Mutuel Wagering, 11 VAC 10-20, 1430/3387 12 2 Horse Racing with Pari-Mutuel Wagering, amend Section 220, 11 VAC 10-20-220, 1280/2607 12 3 Horse Racing with Pari-Mutuel Wagering, amend Section 190, 11 VAC 10-20-190, 1275/2650 12 4 Horse Racing with Pari-Mutuel Wagering, advanced-deposit account wagering, 11 VAC 10-20, 1344/2377 12 5 Horse Racing with Pari-Mutuel Wagering, Racing Officials, 11 VAC 10-50, 1174/2036 12 6 Horse Racing with Pari-Mutuel Wagering, Licensure, 11 VAC 10-20, 1134/1908 12 7 EDUCATION, Secretary of Department of Education General Achievement Diploma, 8 VAC 20-680, 1353/2664 12 8 Rules Governing General Educational Development Certificates to incorporate changes in Code and a new fee structure, 8 VAC 20-360, 1423/2568 12 9 Diploma, High School Completion, 8 VAC 20-200, 1504/2734 12 10 Financial Retention Schedule, 8 VAC 20-260, 1503/2733 12 11 Public School Building Construction (Literary Fund), 8 VAC 20-380, 1505/2735 12 12 Division Superintendent Salary and Expenses, 8 VAC 20-400, 1508/2738 12 13 Contractual agreements with professional personnel, 8 VAC 20-430, 1506/2736 12 14 Pupil Rights and Hearings, 8 VAC 20-480, 1509/2739 12 15 Nurses, Physicians, and Therapist Standards, 8 VAC 20-470, 1507/2737 12 16 Retention Schedule for Uniform Pupil Accounting Records, 8 VAC 20-140, 1502/2732 12 17 Adult High School Programs, consistency with Code, 8 VAC 20-30, 720/2626 12 18 General Achievement Diploma, 8 VAC 20-680, 1353/2402 12 19 Driver Education, 8 VAC 20-340, 870/2049 12 20 Scoliosis Screening Program, 8 VAC 20-690, 1358/3021 12 21 Licensure regulations for school personnel, 8 VAC 20-21, 1164/1992 12 22 Pupil Transportation including minimum standards for school buses, 8 VAC 20-70, 722/1787 12 23 Operation of Private Day Schools for Students with Disabilities, 8 VAC 20-670, 947/1465 13 1 Operation of Propriety Schools and Issuing of Agent Permits, 8 VAC 20-350, 956/1678 13 2 Criteria for determination of critical teacher shortage areas for awarding the Virginia Teaching Scholarship Loan Program, 8 VAC 20-650, 730/1570 13 3 Employment of Professional Personnel, Breach of Contract, 8 VAC 20-440, 863/1628 13 4 Library of Virginia Elimination of Social Security Numbers in Public Records, 17 VAC 15-120, 1660/3014 13 5 State Council of Higher Education Senior Citizen Higher Education Program, 8 VAC 40-20, 1551/2809 13 6 Certification of Certain Institutions to Confer Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates, 8 VAC 40-31, 1621/2918 13 7 Certification of certain institutions to confer degrees and certificates, 8 VAC 40-30 and 31, 1267/2243 13 8 FINANCE, Secretary of Department of Treasury Unclaimed Property Administrative Review Process, 1 VAC 75-40, 1009/1600 13 9 HEALTH AND HUMAN RESOURCES, Secretary of Department for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Eligibility Standards and Application procedures of the Distribution of Technological Assistive Devices, 22 VAC 20-20, 592/1434 13 10 Department of Health Licensure of Hospitals in Virginia, Perioperative Nurse Requirement, 12 VAC 5-410, 1735/3147 13 11 Construction of Migrant Labor Camps, Comprehensive Update, 12 VAC 5-501, 1100/3063 13 12 Waterworks, Emergency Management Plan for Community Waterworks, 12 VAC 5-590, 1640/2958 13 13 Licensure of Hospitals, Breast Milk Amendment; Reformatting, 12 VAC 5-410-70, 1576/2847 13 14 Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection Program, 12 VAC 5-125, 1419/2548 13 15 Biosolids Use, Standards for Field Storage of Biosolids, 12 VAC 5-585, 1241/2785 13 16 Virginia Emergency Medical Services (DERA Standards), 12 VAC 5-30 and 31, 1305/2311 13 17 State Emergency Medical Services Plan, Repeal of VAC-codified plan followed by implementation of a guidance document, 12 VAC 5-60, 1311/2321 13 18 Disease Reporting and Control, Add "Vaccinia, Disease or Adverse Event" to the Reportable Disease List, 12 VAC 5-90-80, 1233/2142 13 19 Disease Reporting and Control, Add "SARS" as a Reportable Disease, 12 VAC 5-90-80, 1284/2283 14 1 Eligibility Standards and Charges for Health Care Services to Individuals, 12 VAC 5-200 and 210, 1204/2747 14 2 Home Care Organization, 12 VAC 5-381, 256/3299 (part one) 14 3 Home Care Organization, 12 VAC 5-381, 256/3299 (part two) 14 4 Licensure of Hospitals in Virginia, 12 VAC 5-410, 1666/3027 14 5 State Medical Facilities Plan, 12 VAC 5-31, 240-360, 1190/2041 14 6 Virginia Emergency Medical Services, Regional EMS Council and RSAF Regulations, 12 VAC 5-31, 1169/2030 14 7 Outpatient Data Reporting, 12 VAC 5-218, 872/1934 14 8 Vital Records, 12 VAC 5-550, 226/1676 14 9 Biosolids Use Fees, 12 VAC 5-586, 901/1902 14 10 Disease Reporting and Control regarding dangerous microbes and pathogens, 12 VAC 5-90, 1131/1903 14 11 Construction of Migrant Labor Camps, 12 VAC 5-500, 501, 1092/1824 14 12 Submission of Health Maintenance Organization Quality of Care Performance Information, 12 VAC 5-407, 689/1638 15 1 Sewage Handling and Disposal, 12 VAC 5-610, 548/1604 15 2 Virginia Medical Care Facilities Certificate of Public Need rules and regulations, 12 VAC 5-220, 317/1303 15 3 Virginia Emergency Medical Services, 12 VAC 5-31, 607/1431 (part one) 15 4 Virginia Emergency Medical Services, 12 VAC 5-31, 607/1431 (part two) 15 5 Virginia Emergency Medical Services, 12 VAC 5-31, 607/1431 (part three) 15 6 Disease Reporting and Control, Monkey Pox, 12 VAC 5-90, 1329/2354 15 7 Disease Reporting and Control, Virginia Cancer Registry, 12 VAC 5-90, 702/1278 15 8 Radiation Protection, 12 VAC 5-480, 895/1373 (part one) 15 9 Radiation Protection, 12 VAC 5-480, 895/1373 (part two) 16 1 Testing Children for Elevated Blood-Lead Levels, 12 VAC 5-120, 703/1688 16 2 Dental Scholarship and Loan Repayment Programs, 12 VAC 5-520, 704/1677 16 3 Department of Health Professions Board of Medicine, Certification of Athletic Trainers, current NATABOC certification for licensure, 18 VAC 85-120, 1782/3220 16 4 Board of Medicine, Practice of Respiratory Care Practitioners, 18 VAC 85-20, 1580/3282 16 5 Board of Medicine, Practice of Physicians Assistants, 18 VAC 85-50, 1581/3284 16 6 Board of Medicine, Licensure of Occupational Therapists, 18 VAC 85-80, 1582/3285 16 7 Board of Medicine, Licensure of Radiologic Technologists and Radiologic Technologists, Limited, 18 VAC 85-101, 1583/3286 16 8 Board of Veterinary Medicine, Notification on Rabies Certificate, 18 VAC 150-20, 1739/3156 16 9 Board of Medicine, Reporting Requirement on Practitioner Profile, 18 VAC 85-20, 1663/3023 16 10 Board of Medicine, Use of major conductive blocks in office-based anesthesia, 18 VAC, 85-20, 1667/3029 16 11 Board of Medicine, Emergency Contact Information, Addition of Licensed Athletic Trainers, 18 VAC 76-40, 1658/3012 16 12 Board of Nursing, Certified Nurse Aides, 18 VAC 90-25, 1661/3017 16 13 Board of Medicine, Certification of Athletic Trainers, 18 VAC 85-120, 1585/2860 16 14 Board of Nursing, Nurse Aid Funding, 18 VAC 90-20, 1489/2703 16 15 Board of Nursing, Delegation to an Agency Subordinate, 18 VAC 90-15, 1578/2850 16 16 Board of Nursing, Delegation to an Agency Subordinate, 18 VAC 85-15, 1547/2805 16 17 Board of Nursing Home Administrators, Delegation of informal fact-finding proceedings to an agency subordinate, 18 VAC 95-20, 1572/2843 16 18 Board of Psychology, Delegation of informal fact-finding proceedings to an agency subordinate, 18 VAC 125-15, 1575/2846 16 19 Board of Medicine, Licensure of Occupational Therapists, Certificate for Occupational Therapy Assistants, 18 VAC 85-80, 1545/2802 16 20 Board of Medicine, Practice of Respiratory Care Practitioners, Acceptance Category I CME, 18 VAC 85-40, 1561/2822 17 1 Board of Nursing, Certified Nurses Aides, 18 VAC 90-25, 1255/2688 17 2 Board of Pharmacy, Outsourcing of data entry and DUR by hospitals and other pharmacies, 18 VAC 110-20, 1530/2777 17 3 Board of Dentistry, Delegation to an Agency Subordinate, 18 VAC 60-20, 1539/2795 17 4 Board of Veterinary Medicine, clarification in definition of surgery; change in definition of supervision, 18 VAC 150-20, 1525/2765 17 5 Board of Counseling, Delegation to an Agency Subordinate, 18 VAC 115-15, 1528/2773 17 6 Board of Audiology and Speech Pathology, Delegation of informal fact-finding to an agency subordinate, 18 VAC 30-20, 1518/2751 17 7 Board of Social Work, Delegation of informal fact-finding to an agency subordinate, 18 VAC 140-20, 1516/2749 17 8 Board of Veterinary Medicine, Delegation of informal fact-finding to an agency subordinate, 18 VAC 150-20, 1524/2764 17 9 Board of Physical Therapy, Delegation of informal fact-finding to an agency subordinate, 18 VAC 112-20, 1495/2717 17 10 Board of Pharmacy, Limitation on refills of Schedule VI drugs, 18 VAC 110-20, 1443/2620 17 11 Prescription Monitoring Program, consent by patients for disclosure of prescription records to prescribers, 18 VAC 7-20, 1470/2676 17 12 Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Delegation of informal fact-finding to an agency subordinate, 18 VAC 65-20, 1527/2768 17 13 Board of Pharmacy, Delegation to an agency subordinate, 18 VAC 110-20, 1529/2775 17 14 Board of Nursing, Nurse Licensure Compact, 18 VAC 90-20, 1517/2750 17 15 Board of Dentistry, Temporary Resident License, 18 VAC 60-20, 1540/2796 17 16 Board of Nursing, Licensure of Nurse Practitioners, implementation of Nurse Licensure Compact, 18 VAC 90-30, 1548/2806 17 17 Board of Nursing, Licensure of Nurse Practitioners, written protocol to include signature authorization, 18 VAC 90-30, 1549/2807 18 1 Board of Optometry, Delegation to agency subordinate, 18 VAC 10-20, 1560/2821 18 2 Board of Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturists, acceptance of graduates from candidacy programs, 18 VAC 85-110, 1409/2523 18 3 Board of Nursing, Periodic Review, education programs and other changes, 18 VAC 90-20, 955/2217 18 4 Boards of Nursing and Medicine, Licensure of Nurse Practitioners, 18 VAC 90-30, 1388/2489 18 5 Board of Counseling, Practice of Professional Counseling, 18 VAC 115-20, 50 and 60, 1370/2448 18 6 Board of Dentistry, Limitation of numbers of home study hours of continuing education, 18 VAC 60-20, 1373/2455 18 7 Emergency Contact Information, 18 VAC 76-40, 1347/2390 18 8 Board of Audiology and Speech, Language Pathology, fee increase, 18 VAC 30-20, 1236/2155 18 9 Board for Health Professions, Certification of Dialysis Technicians, 18 VAC 75-40, 1302/2307 18 10 Certification of Athletic Trainers, Provisional Certification, 18 VAC 85-120, 1325/2348 18 11 Board of Medicine, Fee Increase, 18 VAC 85-20, 1321/2343 18 12 Board of Medicine, Standards of Professional Ethics, 18 VAC 85-20, 1334/2367 18 13 Board of Nursing, Fee Increase pursuant to HB 1441 (03), 18 VAC 90-20, 1307/2314 18 14 Board of Physical Therapy, periodic review, 18 VAC 112-20-10, 1250/2192 19 1 Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Continuing Education, Inactive Licensure, 18 VAC 65-20, 936/1940 19 2 Board of Nursing Home Administrators, Perceptorship, 18 VAC 95-20, 854/1882 19 3 Board of Dentistry, Registration and Certification of Oral and Masillofacial Surgeons to Perform Cosmetic Procedures, 18 VAC 60-20, 903/1766 19 4 Board of Veterinary Medicine, fee increase, 18 VAC 150-20, 7/1695 19 5 Board of Pharmacy, changes in pharmacy practice, drugs to indigent patients, 18 VAC 110-20, 1094/1827 and 1828 19 6 Board of Dentistry, volunteer practice and temporary permits, 18 VAC 60-20, 1057/1756 and 1757 19 7 Board of Nursing, Volunteer practice by out-of-state nurses, 18 VAC 90-20, 1068/1790 19 8 Board of Counseling, Certification of Substance Abuse Counselors, 18 VAC 115-30, 922/1896 19 9 Board of Medicine, Respiratory Care Practitioners, periodic review, 18 VAC 85-40, 690/1861 19 10 Board of Pharmacy, periodic review, 18 VAC 110-20, 1133/1907 19 11 Board of Medicine, Outpatient surgery in physicians' offices, 18 VAC 85-20, 397/1837 20 1 Board of Pharmacy, Registration of Pharmacy Technicians, 18 VAC 110-20, 844/1716 20 2 Board of Psychology, fee increase, 18 VAC 125-20, 881/1745 20 3 Board of Optometry, Volunteer practice by out-of-state optometrists, 18 VAC 105-20, 1054/1736 20 4 Board of Pharmacy, Volunteer practice by out-of-state pharmacists, 18 VAC 110-20, 1095/1829 20 5 Board of Medicine, Volunteer practice by out-of-state practitioners, 18 VAC 85-20, 40, 80, 101, 110 and 120, 1086/1819, 1086/1820 20 6 Board of Veterinary Medicine, voluntary practice by out-of-state veterinarians, 18 VAC 150-20, 1104/1838, 1104/1839 20 7 Board of Dentistry, General Supervision of Dental Hygienists, 18 VAC 60-20, 1112/1855, 1112/1856 20 8 Board of Medicine, Practice of Physician Assistants, 18 VAC 85-50, 1105/1841, 1105/1842 20 9 Public Participation Guidelines, 18 VAC 76-30, 1077/1805 20 10 Board of Nursing Home Administrators, fee increase, 18 VAC 95-20, 837/1706 20 11 Board of Nursing, Advanced Certification for Certified Nurses Aides, 18 VAC 90-20, 899/1696 20 12 Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Preneed Funeral Planning, 18 VAC 65-30, 937/1685 20 13 Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Resident Trainee Program for Funeral Services, 18 VAC 65-40, 938/1686 20 14 Board of Veterinary Medicine, periodic review, 18 VAC 150-20, 838/1697 20 15 Board of Counseling, Practice of Professional Counseling, Continuing Education, 18 VAC 115-20, 1096/1832 20 16 Prescription Monitoring Program, 18 VAC 76-20, 1076/1804 20 17 Board of Medicine, changes to physician profile, 18 VAC 85-20, 1036/1699, 1720 21 1 Board of Medicine, Practice of Physician Assistants, 18 VAC 85-50, 691/1814 21 2 Board of Dentistry, fee increase, 18 VAC 60-20, 853/1672 21 3 Board of Pharmacy, fee increase, 18 VAC 110-20, 30, 845/1665 21 4 Board of Optometry, periodic review, 18 VAC 105-20, 831/1655 21 5 Board of Optometry, use of therapeutic pharmaceutical agents, 18 VAC 105-30, 834/1656 21 6 Board of Nursing, Prescriptive authority for nurse practitioners, 18 VAC 90-40, 677/1684 21 7 Board of Social Work, barring sexual relationships between professionals, 18 VAC 140-20, 1034/1694 21 8 Board of Dentistry, requirements for anesthesia and sedation, 18 VAC 60-20, 965/3155 21 9 Board of Counseling, Licensure of Substance Abuse Treatment Professionals, 18 VAC 115-60, 353/1592 21 10 Board of Physical Therapy, continuing competency, 18 VAC 112-20, 905/1653 21 11 Board of Medicine, Regulatory Review Clarification, 18 VAC 85-20, 1022/1654 21 12 Board of Medicine, Licensure of Radiologic Technologist and Radiologic Technologists, Limited, Periodic Review, 18 VAC 85-101, 975/1884 21 13 Board of Medicine, Licensure of Radiologic Technologist and Radiologic Technologists, Limited, Bone Densitometry, 18 VAC 85-101, 877/1577 21 14 Board of Nursing, Education Programs, 18 VAC 90-20, 55/1474 22 1 Boards of Medicine and Nursing, Licensure of Nurse Practitioners; Accreditation of Certifying Agencies, 18 VAC 90-30, 996/1573 22 2 Board of Medicine, Felony Conviction on Profile, 18 VAC 85-20, 999/1578 22 3 Board of Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturists, Educational Requirements, 18 VAC 85-110, 973/1516 22 4 Board of Medicine, Licensure of Occupational Therapists, 18 VAC 85-80, 692/1517 22 5 Board of Nursing, Certification of Massage Therapists, 18 VAC 90-50, 678/1475 22 6 Board of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology, periodic review, 18 VAC 30-20, 602/851 22 7 Board of Medicine and Nursing, Authority for and Licensure of Nurse Practitioners, 18 VAC 90-30 and 40, 474/1679 22 8 Department of Medical Assistance Waivered Services, Exclusion of Birth Injury Fund Participants from Medicaid and FAMIS Managed Care, 12 VAC 30-120, 1816/3276 22 9 Standards established and methods used to assure high quality care, revision of Physician Certification Standards, 12 VAC 30-60, 1644/2979 22 10 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates; in-patient hospital care, increase in DHS limit for FY 2005, 12 VAC 30-70, 1650/2998 22 11 Eligibility conditions and requirements, treatment of annuities in Medicaid eligibility determinations, 12 VAC 30-40, 1656/3005 22 12 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates for long-term care, increase in nursing home rates, 12 VAC 30-90, 1683/3067 22 13 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates; in-patient hospital care, eliminate DSH for NICU programs and modify IME, 12 VAC 30-70, 1533/3180 22 14 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates; in-patient hospital care, in-patient hospital adjustment factor increase, 12 VAC 30-70, 1586/2861 22 15 Methods and standards for establishing payment rate; other types of care, state agency fee schedule for RBRVS (OB increase), 12 VAC 30-80, 1594/2877 22 16 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates; in-patient hospital care, elimination of disproportionate share hospital payment for Medicaid, recognized neonatal intensive care unit programs and modification of indirect medical education payments, 12 VAC 30-70, 1533/2780 22 17 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates; in-patient hospital care, exclude freestanding psychiatric hospitals from inpatient hospital rate rebasing, 12 VAC 30-70, 1532/2779 22 18 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates for long-term care, reimbursement for NF specialized care ancillary services, 12 VAC 30-90, 1491/2708 22 19 Account, duration, and scope of medical and remedial care and services, add community-based residential services as covered Medicaid services, 12 VAC 30-50, 1433/3321 22 20 Eligibility conditions and requirements, discontinue resource test and counting of earned income for family and children groups, 12 VAC 30-40, 1454/2695 22 21 Amount, duration, and scope of medical and remedial care and services, add community-based residential services as covered Medicaid services, 12 VAC 30-50, 60 and 130, 1433/2591 23 1 Amount, duration, and scope of medical and remedial care and services, pharmacy prior authorization and preferred drug list, 12 VAC 30-50 and 130, 1385/2636 23 2 Family access to medical insurance security (FAMIS) plan, utilization review of high drug thresholds for FAMIS, 12 VAC 30-141, 1446/2625 23 3 State Plan under Title XIX of the Social Security Act Medical Assistance Program; general provisions, prospective drug utilization, 12 VAC 30-10, 1404/2539 23 4 Amount, duration, and scope of medical and remedial care and services, utilization review of high drug thresholds, 12 VAC 30-50, 1422/2559 23 5 Waivered Services, MEDALLION II BBA changes, 12 VAC 30-120, 1328/2536 23 6 Amount, duration, and scope of selected services, MEDALLION BBA changes, 12 VAC 30-130, 1369/2939 23 7 Amount, duration, and scope of medical and remedial care and services, Pharmacy Prior Authorization and Preferred Drug List, 12 VAC 30-50, 1385/2484 23 8 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates, inpatient hospital services, inpatient operating, DSH and IME payments for type one hospitals, 12 VAC 30-70, 1345/2378 23 9 Methods and standards establishing payment rates for long-term care, transition to new capital payment method, 12 VAC 30-90, 1300/2305 23 10 Methods and standards establishing payment rates; other types of care, school health services; modified reimbursement for school divisions, 12 VAC 30-80, 1308/2317 23 11 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates for long-term care, discontinue adult specialized care services reimbursement, 12 VAC 30-90, 1323/2670 23 12 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates; inpatient hospital care, inflation factor for inpatient hospital reimbursement, 12 VAC 30-70, 1287/2286 23 13 Amount, duration, and scope of medical and remedial care and service, coverage of stretcher vans as non-emergency transportation, 12 VAC 30-50, 1292/2292 24 1 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates; other types of care, limit outpatient hospital reimbursement to 80% of allowable cost; establish prospective reimbursement for rehabilitative agencies, 12 VAC 30-80, 1288/2287 24 2 Eligibility conditions and requirements, reasonable limits on amounts for necessary medical or remedial care, 12 VAC 30-40, 1289/2290 24 3 Eligibility conditions and requirements, freeze the CPI adjustment for categorically needy, medically needy and standards of assistance income limits through FY 2004, 12 VAC 30-40, 1291/2291 24 4 Amount, duration, and scope of medical and remedial care and services, prior authorization for MRI, CAT and PET scans, 12 VAC 30-50, 1294/2298 24 5 Methods and standards for establishing payment rates, long term care services; nursing facility reimbursement formula, limits on indirect and direct care inflation adjustments, 12 VAC 30-90, 1285/2284 24 6 Waivered Services, AIDS/HIV Waiver, 12 VAC 30-120, 1235/2147 24 7 Outpatient Hospital Reimbursement and Graduate Medical Education (GME), 12 VAC 30-70 and 12 VAC 30-80, 1065/2082 24 8 Demonstration Waiver Services for Family Planning for non-Medical Eligible Women Post-Delivery, 12 VAC 30-135, 1035/2008 24 9 Methods and Standards for Establishing Payment Rate; Other Types of Care, Pharmacy Services Unit Dose, 12 VAC 30-80, 931/1440 24 10 Individual and Family Development Disabilities Support Waiver (IFDDS), 12 VAC 30-120, 1147/1927 and 1930 24 11 Methods and Standards for Establishing Reimbursement Rates, Inpatient Hospital Services, 2002 Reimbursement Reduction, 12 VAC 30-70, 1125/873; 1125/1874 24 12 Family Access to Medical Insurance Security (FAMIS), 12 VAC 30-141, 1118/1865; 1118/1866 (part one) 25 1 Family Access to Medical Insurance Security (FAMIS), 12 VAC 30-141, 1118/1865; 1118/1866 (part two) 25 2 Upper Payment Limit for Government-Owned Nursing Homes, Hospitals and Clinics for Inpatient and Outpatient Services, 2002 Upper Payment Limits, 12 VAC 30-70, 80 and 90, 1122/1871; 1122/1872 25 3 Methods and Standards for Establishing Payment Rate; Other Types of Care, Supplemental Payments for Services Provided by Type I Physicians, 12 VAC 30-80, 1121/1869, 1121/1870 25 4 Waivered Services, Elderly and Disabled Waiver PERS Service, 12 VAC 30-120, 1001/1788 25 5 Demonstration Waivers: Family Planning Services by Postpartum Women, 12 VAC 30-135, 1035/1849 25 6 Eligibility Conditions and Requirements, ADAPT, 12 VAC 30-40, 927/1436 25 7 Nursing Home Payment System PIRS Methodology, 12 VAC 30-90, 1075/1801 25 8 Modify AWP and Redefine VMAC, 12 VAC 30-80, 1055/1773; 1055/1800 25 9 Married and Institutionalized Individuals Eligibility and Patient Pay, Hardship Rule, 12 VAC 30-110, 666/1794 25 10 Outpatient Hospital Reimbursement and Graduate Medical Education, 12 VAC 30-70, 1065/1777, 1065/1778 25 11 Payment Rates for Long-Term Care, NHPS: Revise Indirect Cost Formula, 12 VAC 30-90, 1066/1779, 1066/1780 25 12 Demonstration Waivers: Family Planning Services for Non-Medicaid Eligible Women Post-Delivery, 12 VAC 30-135, 1035/1698 25 13 Uninsured Medical Catastrophe Fund, 12 VAC 30-150, 1037/1702 26 1 Health Insurance Program for Working Uninsured Individuals; Program Subscriber Eligibility Requirements, 12 VAC 30-100, 236/643 26 2 Waivered Services, Managed Care: MEDALLION II, 12 VAC 30-120, 964/1675 26 3 Amount, Duration and Scope of Medical and Remedial Care and Services, Community Mental Health Rehabilitation Services, 12 VAC 30-50, 60, 130, 987/1572 26 4 Eligibility and Appeals; Authorized Applicants for Medicaid, 12 VAC 30-110, 891/1366 26 5 Family Access to Medical Insurance (FAMIS) Plan, 12 VAC 30-141, 976/1525 26 6 Community Based Care for Individuals with Mental Retardation (Mental Retardation Waiver Program), 12 VAC 30-120, 873/1646 (part one) 26 7 Community Based Care for Individuals with Mental Retardation (Mental Retardation Waiver Program), 12 VAC 30-120, 873/1646 (part two) 26 8 Waivered Services, Elderly and Disabled Waiver PERS Service, 12 VAC 30-120, 1001/1597 26 9 Methods and Standards for Establishing Payment Rates for Long-Term Care, Nursing Home Payment System: Resource Utilization Groups (RUGS), 12 VAC 30-90, 688/1744 26 10 Dept. of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services Providers for MHMRSAS Residential Services for Children, Addition of provisions for issuing an order of summary suspension of the license, 12 VAC 35-45, 1977/3396 27 1 Assure the Rights of Individuals Receiving Services from Providers of MHMRSAS, 12 VAC 35-115, 1703/3092 27 2 Temporary Leave from State MHMR Facilities, 12 VAC 35-210, 1597/2886 27 3 Public Participation Guidelines, 12 VAC 35-11-10, 949/1857 27 4 Mandatory Certification/Licensure Standards for Treatment Programs for Residential Facilities for Children (Repeal and Replace), 12 VAC 35-40, 45, 954/1864 27 5 Incorporate Provisions for Licensing Services Funded Through the Individual and Family Development Disabilities (IFDDS) Waiver, 12 VAC 35-150, 1120/1867; 1120/1868 (part one) 27 6 Incorporate Provisions for Licensing Services Funded Through the Individual and Family Development Disabilities (IFDDS) Waiver, 12 VAC 35-150, 1120/1867; 1120/1868 (part two) 27 7 Licensure of Facilities and Providers of MHMRSAS, 12 VAC 35-105 (new), 102 and 170 (repeal), 524/1728 (part one) 27 8 Licensure of Facilities and Providers of MHMRSAS, 12 VAC 35-105 (new), 102 and 170 (repeal), 524/1728 (part two) 27 9 Respite and Emergency Care Admission to Mental Retardation Facilities, 12 VAC 35-200, 705/1680 27 10 Assure Protection of Participants in Human Research, 12 VAC 35-180, 952/1471 27 11 Procedures for Voluntarily Admitting Persons Who Are Mentally Retarded to State Mental Retardation Facilities, 12 VAC 35-190, 710/1582 27 12 Department of Rehabilitative Services Provisions of Independent Living Rehabilitation Services, 22 VAC 30-30, 215/1889 27 13 Provision of Vocational Rehabilitation Services Order of Selection, 22 VAC 30-20, 1081/1812 28 1 Department of Social Services Child Care Services Program, 22 VAC 40-661, 1314/3019 28 2 Standards for Licensed Child Day Centers, 22 VAC 15-30, 925/2758 28 3 Standards for Licensed Family Day Systems, 22 VAC 40-121, 1226/2474 28 4 Voluntary Registration of Family Day Homes, Contracting Organizations, 22 VAC 40-170, 1356/2667 28 5 Public Participation Guidelines, 22 VAC 40-11, 1108/1848 28 6 Home Energy Assistance Program, 22 VAC 40-685, 1044/1713, 1714 28 7 Maintaining and Disclosing Confidential Information of Public Assistance and Social Services Records, 22 VAC 40-910, 1026/1733, 1734 28 8 Energy Assistance Program, LIHEAP, Establishing Cooling Assistance Component, 22 VAC 40-680, 902/1701 28 9 General Procedures and Information for Licensure for Child Day Centers, 22 VAC 15-21 and 20, 1106/1845 28 10 Minimum Standards for Background Clearances for Child Welfare Agencies, 22 VAC 40-191, 190, 1148/1929 28 11 Minimum Standards for Licensed Independent Foster Homes, Periodic Review, 22 VAC 40-141, 1144/1923 28 12 General Provisions and Information for Licensure, 22 VAC 40-80, 1145/1924 29 1 Collection and Overpayments in the AFDC and Refugee Other Assistance Programs, 22 VAC 40-330, 77/2657 29 2 Protective Payments in the AFDC and Refugee Other Assistance Programs, 22 VAC 40-340, 78/2658 29 3 Earned Income Disregards/Student Earnings in AFDC Program, Repeal of 28 AFC Regulations, 22 VAC 40-290, 69/2656 29 4 Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), 22 VAC 40-295, 154/2631 29 5 Standards for Interdepartmental Regulation of Children's Residential Facilities, 22 VAC 41-22, 1383/2478 29 6 Auxiliary Grants Program: Levels of Care and Rate Setting (Clarify Reimbursement Procedures), 22 VAC 40-25, 1277/2269 29 7 Changing Locality Groupings, 22 VAC 40-293, 1244/2172 and 1244/2171 29 8 Standards for Licensed Family Day Homes, 22 VAC 40-111 and 22 VAC 40-110, 1224/2107 29 9 Adult Protective Services, Technical Amendments, 22 VAC 40-740, 1213/2091 29 10 Standards and Regulations for Agency Approved Providers; Conform to Federal and State Laws, 22 VAC 40-770, 1168/1999 29 11 Minimum Standards for Background Clearance for Licensed Child Day Care Centers, 22 VAC 15-50 and 51, 1181/2029 29 12 Personnel Policies for Local Departments, 22 VAC 40-675, 552/1700 (part one) 29 13 Personnel Policies for Local Departments, 22 VAC 40-675, 552/1700 (part two) 30 1 Agency Placement Adoptions, AREVA, 22 VAC 40-250, 1041/1709 30 2 Agency Placement Adoptions, Subsidy, 22 VAC 40-260, 1040/1708 30 3 Child Protective Services, Implementing Differential Response, 22 VAC 40-705, 673/1664 30 4 Licensed Adult Care Residences, 22 VAC 40-71, 554/1648 (part one) 30 5 Licensed Adult Care Residences, 22 VAC 40-71, 554/1648 (part two) 30 6 Child Protective Services, Central Registry Information, 22 VAC 40-700, 419/1640 30 7 Minimum Standards for Licensed Family Day Homes, 22 VAC 40-110, 432/1553 30 8 Minimum Standards for Licensed Family Day Systems, 22 VAC 40-121, 484/1554 30 9 Economic and Employment Improvement Program for Disadvantaged Persons, 22 VAC 40-375, 1012/1608 30 10 Investigation of Child Abuse and Neglect in Out-of-Family Complaints, 22 VAC 40-730, 672/1459 30 11 Repeal of Agency Placement Adoptions, Guiding Principles, 22 VAC 40-220, 1013/1609 30 12 Child Protective Services Release of Information to Family Advocacy Representatives of the United States Armed Forces, 22 VAC 40-720, 460/1639 31 1 Child Day-Care Council, Public Participation Guidelines, 22 VAC 15-10, 85/1669 31 2 Virginia Energy Assistance Program, 22 VAC 40-680, 974/1563 31 3 Child Support Enforcement Program, 22 VAC 40-880, 407/1658 31 4 NATURAL RESOURCES, Secretary of Department of Conservation and Recreation Nutrient Management Training and Certification, 4 VAC 5-15, 1445/3460 31 5 Department of Environmental Quality SAPCB, Permits for Stationary Sources, Permits for New and Modified Sources (Rev. K04), 9 VAC 5-80, 1635/2951 31 6 SAPCB, Existing Stationary Sources, Consumer Products (Rev. G03), 9 VAC 5-40, 1261/2555 31 7 SAPCB, General Provisions, VOC Early Reduction Credit (Rev. C03), 9 VAC 5-20, 40, 1184/2571 31 8 SAPCB, Control of Motor Vehicle Emissions in the Northern Virginia Area (Remote Sensing Rev. MJ and MK), 9 VAC 5-91, 1260/2436 31 9 SAPCB, Emissions Trading, NOx Budget Trading Program Set-Aside Auctions (Rev. F02), 9 VAC 5-140, 1155/2520 31 10 SAPCB, Emissions Trading, NOx Budget Trading Program Flow Control (Rev. H02), 9 VAC 5-140, 1183/2031 32 1 SAPCB, Emissions Trading, NOx Budget Trading Program Set-Aside Auctions (Rev. F02), 9 VAC 5-140, 1155/1941 32 2 SAPCB, Hampton Roads VOC Emissions Control Area (Rev. G02), 9 VAC 5-20, 1160/1964 32 3 SAPCB, Existing Stationary Sources, Commercial/Industrial Solid Waste Incinerators (Rev. J00), 9 VAC 5-40-8200, 757/1463 32 4 SAPCB, Existing Stationary Sources, Small Municipal Waste Combustors (Rev. K00), 9 VAC 5-40-6550, 758/1464 (part one) 32 5 SAPCB, Existing Stationary Sources, Small Municipal Waste Combustors (Rev. K00), 9 VAC 5-40-6550, 758/1464 (part two) 32 6 SAPCB, On-Road Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines (Rev. A02), 9 VAC 5-230, 1014/1612 32 7 SAPCB, Existing Stationary Sources, Municipal Solid Waste Land-Fills (Rev. B02), 9 VAC 5-40-5800, 1050/1729 32 8 SAPCB, Existing Stationary Sources, VOC Emission Standards (Rev. C02), 9 VAC 5-40, 1049/1728 32 9 VWMB, Fees for permits and certificates, etc. (part one) 33 1 VWMB, Fees for permits and certificates, etc. (part two) 33 2 VWMB, Solid Waste Management, Waste Pile Permit by Rule, Amendment 4, 9 VAC 20-80, 1359/2729 33 3 VWMB, Transportation of Hazardous Materials, 9 VAC 20-110, 866/1741 33 4 VWMB, Solid Waste Management, Amendment 3, 9 VAC 20-80, 674/1770 33 5 SWCB, Virginia Pollution Abatement (VPA) Permit, Conform the Regulation to Federal Regulation, Amendments concerning CAFOS, 9 VAC 25-31, 1649/2997 33 6 SWCB, Solid Waste Management, Elimination of Radio Advertisement, Amendment 4a, 9 VAC 20-80, 1745/3163 33 7 SWCB, Water Quality Standards, Protect Designated Uses from the Impacts on Nutrients and Suspended Sediments in the Chesapeake Bay and its Tidal Tributaries, 9 VAC 25-260, 1368/2437, 1368/2760 33 8 SWCB, Water Quality Standards, Designation of Portions of the Cowpasture River and Simpson Creek as an Exceptional State Water, 9 VAC 25-260, 1579/2851 33 9 SWCB, Water Quality Standards, Designation of a Section of Little Stony Creek as an Exceptional Water, 9 VAC 25-260, 1248/2498 33 10 SWCB, Water Quality Standards, Designation of a Section of Ragged Island Creek as an Exceptional Water, 9 VAC 25-260, 1247/2566 33 11 SWCB, Water Quality Standards, Designation of a Section of Bottom Creek as an Exceptional Water, 9 VAC 25-260, 1246/2499 33 12 SWCB, Water Quality Standards, Designation of Lake Drummond and Portions of Six other Streams as Exceptional Waters, 9 VAC 25-260, 1245/2500 34 1 SWCB, Water Quality Standards, Designation of Several Waters in the Shenandoah National Park as Exceptional State Waters, 9 VAC 25-260, 1428/2578 34 2 SWCB, Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Financial Responsibility Requirements, 9 VAC 25-590, 1061/2374 34 3 SWCB, Nutrient Enriched Waters, Total Nitrogen and Phosphorus Limitations for Certain Permits with the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, 9 VAC 25-40, 1389/2490 34 4 SWCB, Water Quality Standards, Chesapeake Bay and Tidal Waters Criteria for Dissolved Oxygen, Water Clarity and Chlorophyll A and Designated Uses, 9 VAC 25-260, 1368/2437 34 5 SWCB, Water Quality Management Planning, Tennessee-Big Sandy River Basin, Section 90 B, 9 VAC 25-720, 1392/2494 34 6 SWCB, Water Quality Management Planning, Rappahannock River Basin, Section 70 B, 9 VAC 25-720, 1391/2492 34 7 SWCB, Water Quality Management Planning, New River Basin, Section 130 B, 9 VAC 25-720, 1390/2491 34 8 SWCB, Water Quality Management Planning, Potomac-Shenandoah Basin, Section 50 B, 9 VAC 25-720, 1395/2496 34 9 SWCB, Water Quality Management Planning, Roanoke River Basin, Section 80 B, 9 VAC 25-720, 1394/2495 34 10 SWCB, Local and Regional Water Supply Planning, 9 VAC 25-780, 1293/2296 34 11 SWCB, Water Quality Management Planning, Repeal, 9 VAC 25-720, etc. 624/2120 34 12 SWCB, Waste Treatment and Water Quality Management for the Dulles Area Watershed, 9 VAC 25-400, 1163/1978 35 1 SWCB, Wastewater Reclamation and Reuse, 9 VAC 25-740, 756/1981 35 2 SWCB, Fees for Permits and Certificates, 9 VAC 25-20, 1046/2011 35 3 SWCB, Financial Responsibility Requirements for Mitigation Associated with Tidal Dredging Projects, 9 VAC 25-770, 1161/1967 and 1979 35 4 SWCB, James River (Richmond Regional West) Surface Water Management Area, 9 VAC 25-760, 886/1875 35 5 SWCB, Discharge of Sewage and Other Wastes from Boats, 9 VAC 25-72, 73/1599 35 6 SWCB, Underground Storage Tanks: Technical Standards and Corrective Action Requirements, 9 VAC 25-580, 869/1506 35 7 SWCB, Water Quality Standards, Triennial Review Amendments, 9 VAC 25-260, 739/1595 35 8 SWCB, Facility and Aboveground Storage Tank (AST), 9 VAC 25-91, 966/1507 35 9 Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Watercraft: Motorboat Numbering, Fee Increase, 4 VAC 15-380, 1102/1835 35 10 Department of Historic Resources Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits, 17 VAC 10-30, 858/1603 35 11 PUBLIC SAFETY, Secretary of Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Retail Operations, Sale of Soju by the Bottle, 3 VAC 5-50, 1562/2824 35 12 Other Provisions, Direct Shipping Rules, 3 VAC 5-70, 1330/2452 35 13 Requirements for Product Approval, Label Approval Revisions, 3 VAC 5-40, 1186/2034 35 14 Tied-House Revisions, 3 VAC 5-30, 1185/2033 35 15 Manufacturers and Wholesalers Operations/Business Entertainment and Gifts by Mixed Beverage Solicitors, 3 VAC 5-60, 825/1536 35 16 Cider Peddling and Invoicing, 3 VAC 5-70, 826/1537 35 17 Advertising/Use of Athletics and Novelty and Specialty Items, 3 VAC 5-20, 822/1535 35 18 Tied-House/Customized Advertising Material, 3 VAC 5-30, 823/1534 35 19 Retail Operations/Caterer Reports, 3 VAC 5-50, 841/1538 35 20 Department of Corrections Certification and Inspection of Local Jails, State Correctional Facilities, Residential Centers; Probation Offices under the authority of the Board of Corrections, 6 VAC 15-20, 1303/2309 35 21 Department of Criminal Justice Certification of Criminal Justice Instructors, 6 VAC 20-80, 1521/2761 36 1 Compulsory In-Service Training Standards for Law-Enforcement Officers, Jailors or Custodial Officers, Courtroom Security Officers, Process Service, 6 VAC 20-30, 1522/2762 36 2 Conservators of the Peace, 6 VAC 20-230, 1405/2513 36 3 Crime Prevention Specialists, 6 VAC 20-180, 1301/2306 36 4 Permitting DNA Analysis upon Arrest for All Violent Felonies and Certain Burglaries, 6 VAC 20-210, 1206/2077 36 5 Private Security Services, 6 VAC 20-171, 1024/1659 (part one) 36 6 Private Security Services, 6 VAC 20-171, 1024/1659 (part two) 36 7 Department of Juvenile Justice Public Participation Guidelines, 6 VAC 35-10, 1447/2633 36 8 Juvenile Record Information and the Virginia Juvenile Justice Information System, 6 VAC 35-160, 885/1774 36 9 Standards for Juvenile Residential Facilities, 6 VAC 35-140, 755/1769 (part one) 36 10 Standards for Juvenile Residential Facilities, 6 VAC 35-140, 755/1769 (part two) 37 1 Approving State Reimbursement of Local Juvenile Residential Facility Costs, 6 VAC 35-30, 753/1066 37 2 Minimum Standards for Research Involving Human Subjects or Records of DJJ, 6 VAC 35-170, 1103/1836 37 3 Minimum Standards for Virginia Delinquency Prevention and Youth Development Act Grant Programs, 6 VAC 35-60, 751/1881 37 4 Standards for Nonresidential Services Available to Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Courts, 6 VAC 35-150, 750/1877 37 5 Certification Process for Residential and Non-Residential Programs, 6 VAC 35-20, 393/1210 37 6 TRANSPORTATION, Secretary of Department of Motor Vehicles Commercial Driver Training School, Repeal Existing Commercial Driver Training School Regulations and Promulgate New Regulations pursuant to recent statutory changes, 24 VAC 20-120, 1541/2798 37 7 Requirements for Proof of Residency to Obtain a Virginia Driver's License or Photo Identification Card, 24 VAC 20-70, 943/1970 37 8 Regulatory Action 37 9 Department of Transportation Roadside Management Program, 24 VAC 30-121, 1515/2746 37 10 Minimum Standards of Entrances to State Highways, 24 VAC 30-71, 924/1763 37 11 Subdivision Street Requirements, 24 VAC 30-90, 91, 1234/2479 37 12 III. Legislative Files, 2002-2005 (accession 42414). 38-174 Extent: 47.95 cubic feet (137 boxes).

The Legislative Files series is housed in 137 boxes and is arranged chronologically by legislative session. This series documents the Governor's Policy Office review of all legislation introduced by the General Assembly during the Warner administration. Each file usually contains the text of each bill including any amendments, bill tracking information, Governor's Summaries (prepared by the Division of Legislative Services), Legislative Action Summaries (for bills tabled, withdrawn or killed in committee), Governor's Policy Office Enrolled Bill Review Forms, Enrolled Bill Reviews (by Cabinet Secretary), Department of Planning and Budget Fiscal Impact Statements, Attorney General's Recommendations to the Governor and other miscellaneous legislation-related documents which explain in detail various bills brought before and voted upon by the General Assembly. In addition to providing the policy positions and decisions of the Warner administration, the Legislative Files may also be useful to researchers in determining legislative intent.

Each Governor's Summary prepared by the Division of Legislative Services contains the bill number, patron, bill summary, other information and name of reviewer. The Enrolled Bill Reviews, prepared by the agency most affected by the legislation, summarize the bill and the number of votes for passage achieved by the House and Senate. The reviews include affected constituents' summary, agency analysis and recommendations, recommendations by the appropriate cabinet secretary and notations as to whether the Governor should sign, ask to amend or veto the bill. The Governor's Policy Office Enrolled Bill Review Form contains the vote in the House and Senate, a list and explanation of any no votes, fiscal impact (if any), summary of bill and comments by a Policy Office analyst (Ryan Childress, Suzette Denslow, Steven Gould, David Hallock, Anna Healy, Gail Jaspen, William L. Murray, Grant Neely or Wayne Turnage), and recommendations to Governor Warner from the Analyst, Director of Policy (Jane N. Kusiak, 2002 and Robert M. Blue, 2002-2005) and Chief of Staff (William H. Leighty) if the Governor should sign, veto or amend the bill. Some files contain Department of Planning and Budget fiscal impact statements which detail the monetary affect any legislation might have on the budget. The Office of the Attorney General's Recommendations to the Governor contain check boxes noting if the legislation conflicts with existing law or the Virginia and Federal constitutions, as well as any suggested amendments or comments. The Attorney General's Recommendations are restricted due to attorney-client privilege. Other files also contain correspondence including e-mail messages from bill supporters and opponents related to that particular bill. Also included in this series are Legislative Action Summaries that contain agency and cabinet secretary recommendations and handwritten comments and Governor's suggested amendments and veto messages.

Notable legislation includes: Budget Bills, HB 30 (02), HB 29 (04), HB 30 (04) and HB 5001 (Special Session 2004); Educational Facility Bond Act of 2002, HB 99 (02) and SB 31 (02); creation of Virginia Information Technology Agency (VITA), HB 1926 (03) and SB 1247 (03); creation of the small, women, and minority-owned business (SWAM) program, HB 1145 (04) and SB 598 (04); the creation of the Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry, SB 543 (04) and the Restructured Higher Education Financial and Administrative Operations Act, SB 1327 (05).

2002 Session House of Delegates 2002 Session Statistics, Governor's Vetoes and Recommendations 38 1 2002 Session Bills Approved by Governor or Enacted 38 2 2002 Session Bills Passed House and Senate 38 3 HB 1 (02) Lottery; Transitional Provisions 38 4 HB 2 (02) Tennessee-Virginia Bi-State Thermal Authority 38 4 HB 3 (02) Experimental Family Courts 38 4 HB 4 (02) High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lanes 38 4 HB 5 (02) Participation in Virginia Independence Program; Exceptions 38 4 HB 6 (02) Motor Fuels Tax; Alternative Fuels Retailer Definition 38 4 HB 8 (02) Inspector General for MHMRSAS 38 4 HB 9 (02) Protection and Advocacy; Office for 38 4 HB 10 (02) Abolish Health Planning Board 38 5 HB 11 (02) Tuition Fees Charged In-State Undergraduate Students 38 5 HB 13 (02) Publication of Virginia State Bar Advisory Opinions 38 5 HB 15 (02) Solicitation of Contributions Act; Exemptions 38 5 HB 18 (02) Conservators of the Peace 38 5 HB 19 (02) Eastern Virginia Medical School; Name Change 38 5 HB 20 (02) Poor Debtor's Exemption; Funeral Expenses 38 6 HB 22 (02) High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lanes; Taxicabs 38 6 HB 23 (02) Sales and Use Tax Exemptions; Free Textbook Distribution to Professors 38 6 HB 24 (02) Charter; Town of Vienna 38 6 HB 26 (02) Retirement System; Employer Payment of Member Contributions 38 6 HB 27 (02) Claims; Kingdom Communications Group, LLC 38 6 HB 29 (02) Budget Bill; Amends Appropriation Act of 2000 38 6 HB 29 (02) Budget Bill; Amends Appropriation Act of 2000 38 HB 29 (02) Budget Bill; Amends Appropriation Act of 2000 38 HB 30 (02) Budget Bill; Appropriations for 2002-2004 39 1 HB 30 (02) Budget Bill; Appropriations for 2002-2004 39 HB 35 (02) License Plates, Special; Abolishes Authorization for Various Groups 39 2 HB 36 (02) Constitutional Amendment; Property Tax Exemptions 39 2 HB 37 (02) Communications Between Physicians and Patients 39 2 HB 39 (02) Individual Income Tax; Refunds 39 2 HB 41 (02) Agencies Requesting Wiretaps 39 2 HB 44 (02) Pronouncement of Death 39 2 HB 46 (02) School Crisis and Emergency Management Plans 39 2 HB 49 (02) Soil and Water Conservation Districts; Boards of Directors and Terms 39 2 HB 50 (02) Workers' Comp.; Police Officers Metro. Wash. Airports Authority 39 2 HB 51 (02) Magistrates, Special; Deletes Obsolete References 39 2 HB 52 (02) Motor Vehicles; Deletes Obsolete References 39 2 HB 53 (02) Food Products, Miscellaneous; Deletes Obsolete References 39 3 HB 54 (02) Emplaning Service Fee; Deletes Obsolete References 39 3 HB 55 (02) Chancery Court of the City of Richmond; Deletes Obsolete References 39 3 HB 61 (02) Courthouses; Construction and Repair 39 3 HB 66 (02) Absentee Ballots; Replacement for Certain Disabled or Ill Voters 39 3 HB 67 (02) Charging a Violation of Driving While Intoxicated 39 3 HB 68 (02) Appeal by the Commonwealth 39 3 HB 71 (02) Retirement System; Deferred Compensation and Cash Match Plans 39 3 HB 72 (02) Limited Access to Safe-Deposit Box 39 3 HB 73 (02) Letter of Instruction or Memorandum into Will 39 3 HB 78 (02) Workers' Comp. Commission; Availability of Records to VRS 39 4 HB 79 (02) Duties of State Council of Higher Education 39 4 HB 80 (02) Retirement System; Payment of Life Insurance and Retirement Benefits 39 4 HB 81 (02) Remedy for Arbitrary Refusal of Motor Vehicle Insurance Claim 39 4 HB 82 (02) Motor Vehicle Registration Fees for Emergency Services 39 4 HB 85 (02) Roadside Memorials 39 4 HB 86 (02) Sales and Use Tax; Definition of Food 40 1 HB 89 (02) License Plates, Special; United We Stand 40 1 HB 90 (02) Policies Regarding Medication Recommendations by School Personnel 40 1 HB 91 (02) Water Protection Permit; Dredging Project Mitigation 40 1 HB 95 (02) Campus Police; Expansion of Jurisdiction 40 1 HB 97 (02) Limitations on Obligations of Borrowers 40 1 HB 98 (02) Payment of Small Account Balances 40 1 HB 99 (02) Educational Facilities Bond Act of 2002 40 2 HB 100 (02) Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2002 40 3 HB 101 (02) Elections; Conditional Votes 40 3 HB 102 (02) VCU, School of Medicine, Inova Division 40 3 HB 106 (02) Posting of "In God We Trust" in Local Government Admin. Buildings 40 3 HB 107 (02) Posting of "In God We Trust" in Courtrooms 40 3 HB 108 (02) Posting of "In God We Trust" in All Schools 40 3 HB 115 (02) Golf Carts 40 4 HB 118 (02) Purchase of Handguns of Certain Officers 40 4 HB 119 (02) One Handgun a Month Purchase Limitation 40 4 HB 124 (02) Mandatory Provisions of Subdivision Ordinances 40 4 HB 127 (02) Minors' Consent to Treatment for Substance Abuse 40 4 HB 128 (02) Overweight Vehicles; Liquidated Damages 40 4 HB 137 (02) Confederate Cemeteries; Ettrick Cemetery 40 4 HB 140 (02) Insurance Fraud Within DSP; Abolishes Sunset Provision 40 4 HB 146 (02) Reporting Dangerous Microbes and Pathogens 40 5 HB 147 (02) Wilderness Road State Park 40 5 HB 148 (02) Solid Waste Landfills; Closure 40 5 HB 150 (02) New Home Breach of Warranty; Provisions 40 5 HB 151 (02) Additional Fees in Courts that Provide Legal Services for the Poor 40 5 HB 153 (02) Hemophilia Advisory Board; Composition 40 5 HB 154 (02) Health; Certain Unused Drugs Provided to Free Clinics 40 5 HB 159 (02) SOL; Website Suggestions for Improvements 40 5 HB 160 (02) Denial of Driver's License for Truancy 40 5 HB 163 (02) Delayed Local Elections Following Redistricting 40 6 HB 165 (02) Charter; City of Fairfax 40 6 HB 167 (02) Law-Enforcement Notices Sent Through Mail 40 6 HB 169 (02) Election Materials; Security and Retention Requirements 40 6 HB 173 (02) Freedom of Information Advisory Council 40 6 HB 177 (02) Miller School of Albemarle; Board of Trustees 40 6 HB 178 (02) Flood Assistance Fund 40 6 HB 179 (02) Neighborhood Assistance Plan; Donation of Nurse Services 40 6 HB 181 (02) Personal Property Tax; Classification of Horse Trailers 40 6 HB 182 (02) Local Advisory Boards; Compensation 41 1 HB 183 (02) Churches; Quantity of Real Property Trustees May Hold 41 1 HB 185 (02) Tree Canopy Bank 41 1 HB 186 (02) Wages; Time of Payment for Highly Compensated Employees 41 1 HB 187 (02) Recordation Tax; Leases for Outdoor Advertising Signs 41 1 HB 188 (02) Motor Fuels Tax; Corrections to Chapter 41 1 HB 192 (02) Real Estate Tax; Partial Exemption for Comm. or Industrial Property 41 1 HB 193 (02) Soft Drink Excise Tax 41 2 HB 196 (02) Vehicle Safety Inspections and Emissions Inspections; Maximum Fees 41 2 HB 197 (02) Sickness and Disability Program 41 2 HB 198 (02) Condominium Act; Officers 41 2 HB 199 (02) Change of Insurance Agent of Record 41 2 HB 200 (02) UVA Medical Center; Credit for Imputed Interest 41 2 HB 208 (02) Real Property Tax; Restrictions on Partial Exemptions and Deferrals 41 2 HB 211 (02) Boundaries of Soil and Water Conservation Districts 41 2 HB 213 (02) Outpatient Surgery in Physicians' Offices 41 3 HB 217 (02) Advisory Boards and Membership to Board of Medicine 41 3 HB 218 (02) Senior Citizens Higher Education Act 41 3 HB 223 (02) Concealed Weapons 41 3 HB 225 (02) Liens for Local Water and Sewer Charges 41 3 HB 227 (02) Service Districts; Property Assessment 41 3 HB 228 (02) Sanitary Districts 41 3 HB 235 (02) FOIA; Definition of Working Papers 41 3 HB 238 (02) Charter; City of Poquoson 41 4 HB 239 (02) Classification of Real Property; Land and Improvements 41 4 HB 242 (02) Public Defender's Office 41 4 HB 243 (02) Residential Landlord Tenant Act; Termination of Rental Agreements 41 4 HB 245 (02) Residential Landlord Tenant Act; Abandonment of Premises 41 4 HB 246 (02) Residential Landlord Tenant Act; Disposal of Abandoned Property 41 4 HB 248 (02) ABC; Special Events 41 4 HB 249 (02) Wine and Beer Licensees; Prohibited Acts 41 4 HB 251 (02) Septic System Inspectors 41 4 HB 254 (02) Child Restraint Devices 41 5 HB 257 (02) Appeal of Interlocutory Orders and Decrees by Permission 41 5 HB 259 (02) Criteria for Detention or Shelter Care 41 5 HB 260 (02) Infectious Biological Substances 41 5 HB 265 (02) Disabled Parking Placards 41 5 HB 272 (02) Laser Speed Detection Devices 41 5 HB 274 (02) Local Consumer Utility Tax; Town of Orange 41 5 HB 275 (02) Charter; Town of Orange 41 5 HB 276 (02) Rappahannock River Basin; Definition 41 5 HB 278 (02) Automated Agencies of DMV 41 6 HB 282 (02) Library Boards in Shenandoah County 41 6 HB 284 (02) Child Support Enforcement in Interstate Cases 41 6 HB 286 (02) Blue Ridge Parkway and Colonial Parkway 41 6 HB 289 (02) Public Assistance Programs; Investments for Self-Sufficiency 41 6 HB 290 (02) Secretary of Transportation; VDOT 41 6 HB 294 (02) Child Abuse and Neglect Investigations 41 6 HB 295 (02) Guaranteed Assistance Program 41 6 HB 297 (02) Urban System Construction Funds 41 6 HB 298 (02) Replacement Intake Officers; Court Services Unit 42 1 HB 300 (02) Possession of Firearms; Stun Weapons by Convicted Felons 42 1 HB 301 (02) Sight-Seeing Carriers by Boat and Special or Charter Party Carriers 42 1 HB 302 (02) Release of Deed of Trust or Other Lien 42 1 HB 303 (02) BPOL Tax; Exemption for Condominium Assessments 42 1 HB 304 (02) Computer Trespass; Penalty 42 1 HB 308 (02) Reporting of Criminal Justice Record Information 42 1 HB 309 (02) Employment of Special Counsel 42 1 HB 310 (02) Access of Juvenile Record Information 42 2 HB 314 (02) Foster Care Plan 42 2 HB 315 (02) Appointment of Administrator of Estate 42 2 HB 315 (02) Commissioners of Revenue; Authority to Summon 42 2 HB 317 (02) BPOL Tax Appeals 42 2 HB 318 (02) Taxation; Local Business Tax Appeals 42 2 HB 319 (02) Taxation; Local Business Tax Appeals 42 2 HB 322 (02) Budget; Long-Term Financial Plan 42 2 HB 324 (02) Civil Liability for Drug Dealers 42 2 HB 326 (02) Service of Certain Process on Foreign or Domestic Corporations 42 2 HB 329 (02) General Assembly; House Interstate Cooperation Commission 42 3 HB 334 (02) Joint Schools 42 3 HB 335 (02) Advisory Council on Career and Technical Education 42 3 HB 337 (02) Wax Technicians; Licensing 42 3 HB 344 (02) Open-Space Special Districts 42 3 HB 345 (02) Duty of Driver to Stop; Hit and Run 42 3 HB 346 (02) Clustering of Single-Family Dwellings so as to Preserve Open Space 42 3 HB 349 (02) Immunity from Annexation 42 4 HB 357 (02) School Board Policies; Student Surveys 42 4 HB 361 (02) Jurisdiction of the Small Claims Court 42 4 HB 362 (02) General District Courts; Jurisdictional Amounts, Exception 42 4 HB 364 (02) Reporting of Withdrawals of Students Pursuant to Student Visas 42 4 HB 369 (02) Obstructing Justice by Giving a False Statement 42 4 HB 370 (02) Sealing of Grand Jury Indictment 42 4 HB 374 (02) Charter; Town of Front Royal 42 4 HB 375 (02) Pawnbrokers; Daily Reports 42 4 HB 377 (02) Service Districts; Eradication of Nuisance Animals 42 4 HB 378 (02) Municipal Elections; Option for November Council Elections 42 5 HB 385 (02) License Plates, Special, Motorcycle Rider Safety and Others 42 5 HB 386 (02) Old Dominion University; Board of Visitors 42 5 HB 395 (02) FOIA; Record Exemption for Zoning Complaints 42 5 HB 396 (02) Health; Investigations of Deaths 42 5 HB 401 (02) Charter; City of Harrisonburg 42 5 HB 405 (02) Criminal History Record Information 42 6 HB 406 (02) Child Protective Services' Central Registry 42 6 HB 407 (02) Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Records 42 6 HB 414 (02) Insurance; Medical Savings Account 42 6 HB 416 (02) Violations of Custody or Visitation Order 42 6 HB 419 (02) Charter; City of Manassas Park 42 6 HB 420 (02) Emergency Protective Orders 42 6 HB 426 (02) Northern Virginia Transportation District Program 42 6 HB 427 (02) Battery of School Security Officer; Assault Exception 42 6 HB 430 (02) Parking Ordinances; Pittsylvania County 43 1 HB 431 (02) Charter; Town of Chatham 43 1 HB 432 (02) Carrying Firearms During Period of Protective Order 43 1 HB 434 (02) Employment of Division Superintendents 43 1 HB 435 (02) Criminal Record Checks; Private School Employees 43 1 HB 437 (02) ABC: Stadium Licenses 43 1 HB 438 (02) State Lottery Fund 43 1 HB 439 (02) Disabled Parking Placards 43 1 HB 440 (02) CRESPA: Definition of "Settlement Agent" 43 1 HB 448 (02) Notice of Timber Harvesting; Penalty 43 1 HB 450 (02) Dispute Resolution 43 2 HB 455 (02) Bad Checks; Notice of Nonpayment 43 2 HB 456 (02) Crimes; Stalking 43 2 HB 457 (02) Compliance with Subpoenas Duces Tecum 43 2 HB 463 (02) Brownfield Restoration and Land Renewal Act 43 3 HB 469 (02) Notary Public; Duties 43 3 HB 471 (02) Regional Health Planning Boards 43 3 HB 474 (02) Volunteer Maintenance and Zoning Inspectors in Certain Cities 43 3 HB 477 (02) Advertisement of Zoning Amendments 43 3 HB 478 (02) Property Owners' Association Act; Association Disclosure Packet 43 3 HB 479 (02) Board of Zoning Appeals 43 3 HB 486 (02) Local Vehicle Licenses; Fees 43 4 HB 487 (02) Practice of Pharmacy 43 4 HB 488 (02) Domestic Violence; Penalty 43 4 HB 489 (02) Wills and Estates; Presumption of Death Due to 9-11-01 43 4 HB 490 (02) Liens; Enforcement of Storage Liens 43 4 HB 493 (02) Diploma Requirements; Verified Units 43 4 HB 494 (02) Itinerant Merchants; Sale of Regulated Products 43 4 HB 495 (02) Preliminary Subdivision Plat Approval 43 4 HB 497 (02) Water Quality Analysis 43 5 HB 498 (02) School Safety Personnel 43 5 HB 499 (02) Air Bags 43 5 HB 500 (02) Tort Claims Act; Notice 43 5 HB 501 (02) Animal Pounds and Shelters 43 5 HB 502 (02) Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Definitions; Prepaid Rent 43 5 HB 503 (02) BPOL Tax; Exemption for Receipts of Real Estate Brokers and Agents 43 5 HB 507 (02) Risk Management 43 6 HB 508 (02) Eligibility for Crime Prevention Specialists 43 6 HB 511 (02) DCJS; Private Security, Penalty 43 6 HB 513 (02) Child Welfare Agencies; Licensure Periods 43 6 HB 518 (02) Hunter Mill Road 43 6 HB 519 (02) Procurement of Information Technology and Telecommunications Goods 43 6 HB 520 (02) Fire Services Board; Membership 43 6 HB 528 (02) Research and Technology Advisory Commission; Membership 43 6 HB 530 (02) Research and Technology Advisory Commission; Policies 43 6 HB 531 (02) Tattoo Parlors and Body-Piercing Salons; Registration 44 1 HB 534 (02) Health Professions; Substance Abuse Counselors 44 1 HB 536 (02) Employees of Localities on Military Leave 44 1 HB 539 (02) Emergency Vehicles; Exceeding Speed Limits 44 1 HB 540 (02) Sheriffs; Courthouse and Courtroom Security 44 1 HB 541 (02) Property and Passenger Carriers 44 1 HB 543 (02) Work Release; Home/Electronic Incarceration 44 1 HB 547 (02) Limitation of Civil Lawsuits by Prisoners 44 1 HB 552 (02) Charter; Town of Herndon 44 2 HB 554 (02) Campaign Finance Disclosure Act; Depositories and Checks 44 2 HB 556 (02) Campaign Finance Disclosure Act; Political Comm. Disclosure Reports 44 2 HB 558 (02) Political Advertisements; Disclosure Requirements 44 2 HB 560 (02) Health; Pharmaceutical Assistance 44 2 HB 564 (02) Driver's Licenses; Use of Social Security Numbers 44 2 HB 565 (02) Criminal Solicitation; Penalty 44 2 HB 566 (02) Mutual Aid Agreements for Law Enforcement 44 2 HB 568 (02) Workers' Compensation; Disallowance of Compensation 44 3 HB 570 (02) Records of DMV 44 3 HB 571 (02) Low-Speed Vehicles 44 3 HB 572 (02) Information Providers Network Authority; Executive Director 44 3 HB 574 (02) Personal Property Tax; Classification for Biotechnology Equipment 44 3 HB 576 (02) Computer Information Transactions Act 44 3 HB 578 (02) Retirement System; Partial Lump-Sum Payment Option 44 4 HB 580 (02) Motor Vehicle Insurance; Notice of Claim Settlement 44 4 HB 587 (02) FOIA; Post of Minutes by Public Bodies 44 4 HB 588 (02) Transportation District Commissions 44 4 HB 589 (02) Performance Bonds for Judges and Court Employees 44 4 HB 592 (02) Investment of Public Funds Act; Corporate Notes 44 4 HB 593 (02) Investment of Public Funds Act; Contracts on Debt Obligation 44 4 HB 596 (02) Department of Corrections; Duties 44 4 HB 605 (02) Institute for Advanced Learning and Research 44 4 HB 606 (02) Speeding; Prepayment of Fines 44 5 HB 611 (02) Charter; Town of Cape Charles 44 5 HB 612 (02) Charter; Town of Exmore 44 5 HB 613 (02) Saltwater Recreational Fishing License 44 5 HB 614 (02) James Vincent Morgan Bridges 44 5 HB 618 (02) State-Funded Buildings and Other Structures; Names 44 5 HB 619 (02) Middle Peninsula Chesapeake Bay Public Access Authority Act 44 5 HB 621 (02) Comprehensive Services for At-Risk Youth and Families 44 6 HB 625 (02) Practice of Pharmacy 44 6 HB 629 (02) Summary Suspension of Boxing License 44 6 HB 637 (02) Cooperation of DMV and DSP with Certain Federal Agencies 44 6 HB 638 (02) Driver's Licenses, Commercial Driver's Licenses, etc. 44 6 HB 640 (02) Revisions in the Election and Voter Registration Laws 44 6 HB 641 (02) Elections; Officers of Election, Use of Pollbooks, etc. 45 1 HB 645 (02) Income Tax; Voluntary Contribution to War Memorial Association 45 1 HB 646 (02) Standards for Use of Costal Primary Sand Dunes, Exemption 45 1 HB 647 (02) Real Estate Cooperative Act; Taxation 45 1 HB 652 (02) Consumer Protection Act; Use of Social Security Number 45 1 HB 653 (02) Food Labeling 45 1 HB 655 (02) Driver's Licenses for Persons 19 Years Old and Younger 45 1 HB 658 (02) Criminal Background Check; Substance Abuse Treatment Professionals 45 1 HB 659 (02) Rustic Road Program 45 1 HB 660 (02) Charter; Town of Purcellville 45 2 HB 661 (02) Charter; Town of Leesburg 45 2 HB 662 (02) Health Insurance; Reconstructive Breast Surgery 45 2 HB 664 (02) Health Professionals to Report Injuries Associated with Terrorism 45 2 HB 665 (02) Nursing; Licensure 45 2 HB 666 (02) Impersonation of Public Safety Personnel 45 2 HB 667 (02) Purple Heart Trail 45 2 HB 668 (02) Civil Immunity; Employees Reporting Threats 45 2 HB 669 (02) Applications for Learner's Permits, Driver's Licenses, etc. 45 2 HB 670 (02) War Memorial Foundation; Membership 45 2 HB 671 (02) Forfeiture of Driver's License for Driving While Intoxicated 45 3 HB 675 (02) Clerk's Fees; Information Technology Fee 45 3 HB 679 (02) Driver's Under 19 Required to Attend Driver Improvement Clinics 45 3 HB 686 (02) Driver Education; Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness 45 3 HB 687 (02) Physician Assistants 45 3 HB 688 (02) Investment of Endowment Funds; UVA 45 3 HB 691 (02) VCU; Branch Campus in Qatar 45 3 HB 692 (02) Reporting of Certain Acts to School Authorities 45 3 HB 695 (02) School Board Receipt of Payment by Credit Card 45 3 HB 696 (02) Notification of Reduction in Force for Teachers 45 3 HB 698 (02) Securitization of Payments Under Master Settlement Agreement 45 4 HB 700 (02) Freedom of Information; Exemptions Relating to Terrorism 45 4 HB 704 (02) Fire Services Grant Program; Expenditure of Funds 45 4 HB 705 (02) "Apportioned" License Plates 45 4 HB 707 (02) Animal Cruelty 45 4 HB 708 (02) Disabled Parking Ordinances; Enforcement by Security Guards 45 4 HB 710 (02) Western Virginia Public Education Consortium 45 4 HB 711 (02) Transportation of Prisoners 45 5 HB 720 (02) Wills, Trusts and Estates; Small Estates 45 5 HB 721 (02) Taxation; Approval of Accountings by Commissioner of Accounts 45 5 HB 722 (02) Wills, Trusts and Estates; Notice of Probate 45 5 HB 724 (02) Confidentiality of Pretrial and Community-Based Probation Records 45 5 HB 725 (02) NOIRA; Public Participation 45 5 HB 726 (02) Effective Date of Regulation; Public Participation 45 5 HB 727 (02) Property Tax Exemptions; Omnibus Bill 45 5 HB 729 (02) FOIA; Definition of "public body", etc. 45 5 HB 731 (02) FOIA; Exemptions for Certain E-Mail Addresses 45 6 HB 733 (02) Legislative Continuance 45 6 HB 734 (02) Charter Schools 45 6 HB 735 (02) Route 28 Transportation Improvement Districts 45 6 HB 738 (02) Limitations on Enforcement of Judgments in General District Court 45 6 HB 739 (02) Quantity of Land Benevolent and Other Associations May Hold 45 6 HB 747 (02) Home Energy Assistance Program 45 6 HB 748 (02) Income Tax Refund Check-Off; Home Energy Assistance Fund 46 1 HB 755 (02) Satellite Public Education Facilities 46 1 HB 757 (02) Workers' Compensation; Infectious Disease Presumption 46 1 HB 761 (02) Workers' Compensation; Interest on Payments, etc. 46 1 HB 771 (02) Statewide Transportation Plan 46 1 HB 773 (02) Animal Control Officers; Training on Child Abuse and Neglect 46 1 HB 781 (02) Secured Transactions; Communication of Information 46 1 HB 782 (02) Clerks of Court; Electronic Filing 46 1 HB 786 (02) ABC; Refusal to Grant License 46 2 HB 789 (02) Claims; Jeffrey D. Cox 46 2 HB 790 (02) Children's Health Insurance Programs 46 2 HB 794 (02) Textbook Selection 46 2 HB 813 (02) Affordable Housing for Older and Disabled Virginians 46 2 HB 814 (02) Labor Unions; Abstention Requirement 46 2 HB 816 (02) Employee Court Appearances 46 2 HB 817 (02) Restoration of Suspended Driver's License; Fines 46 2 HB 818 (02) Alternative Dispute Resolution 46 2 HB 819 (02) Identity of Persons Communicating Anonymously over the Internet 46 3 HB 823 (02) Secretary of Technology; Security Audits; Government Databases 46 3 HB 824 (02) Secretary of Technology; Powers and Duties 46 3 HB 825 (02) Public Bodies to Accept Payments by Commercially Acceptable Means 46 3 HB 826 (02) Lobbyist Reports 46 3 HB 827 (02) Council on Technology Services; Membership 46 3 HB 828 (02) Child Protective Services; Differential Response System 46 3 HB 829 (02) Child Protective Services; Family Assessments 46 3 HB 832 (02) Rehabilitative Services; Assistive Loan Fund 46 4 HB 835 (02) Uniform Statewide Building Code; Inspection 46 4 HB 836 (02) Board of Transportation Safety 46 4 HB 837 (02) Funeral Directors and Embalmers; Continuing Education 46 4 HB 839 (02) Thermal Imaging Camera Advisory Board and Fund 46 4 HB 840 (02) State Facility Directors 46 4 HB 843 (02) Eminent Domain; Condemnation Generally 46 4 HB 844 (02) Eminent Domain 46 4 HB 845 (02) Housing Authorities; Eminent Domain 46 5 HB 847 (02) Local Government Attorney 46 5 HB 851 (02) PPA; Performance and Payment Bonds 46 5 HB 853 (02) Exemption and Deferral of Tax and Elderly and Disabled 46 5 HB 854 (02) Lien for Work Done or Materials Furnished 46 5 HB 855 (02) Liens for Materials or Labor 46 5 HB 857 (02) Technology Trust Fund Fee; Sunset 46 5 HB 862 (02) Local Coal and Gas Road Improvement Tax; Sunset Date 46 5 HB 868 (02) Solid Waste Disposal Fees; Discounts for Seniors and Disabled 46 5 HB 869 (02) Grantor/Grantee Index; Clerk's Office 46 5 HB 870 (02) Clinch-Guest Scenic River 46 6 HB 878 (02) Rejected Absentee Ballots 46 6 HB 880 (02) Uniform Commercial Code-Secured Transactions 46 6 HB 881 (02) Location of Drilling Gas and Oil Wells 46 6 HB 884 (02) Standard of Quality; Reporting 46 6 HB 886 (02) School Crisis and Emergency Management Plans 46 6 HB 887 (02) Acute Care Psychiatric and Residential Beds, etc. 46 6 HB 888 (02) Community Services Boards; Services 46 6 HB 892 (02) Blood, Saliva or Tissue Sample Required for DNA Analysis 46 6 HB 894 (02) Mutual Aid Agreements 47 1 HB 896 (02) Passing Stopped School Buses 47 1 HB 897 (02) Public Building Authority; Powers and Duties 47 1 HB 901 (02) Registered Voters; Change of Address 47 1 HB 905 (02) Electric Personal Assistive Mobility Device 47 1 HB 906 (02) Long-Term Care Insurance; Local Employees 47 1 HB 909 (02) Taxation; Tobacco Sales and Tax Information; Penalty 47 1 HB 910 (02) Advanced Shipbuilding and Carrier Integration Center 47 2 HB 911 (02) Real Property Tax; Partial Exemption for Certain Rehabilitated 47 2 HB 912 (02) Sale or Lease of Surplus Property 47 2 HB 916 (02) Charter; Chesterfield County 47 2 HB 918 (02) Eminent Domain; Owners of Fee Interest, Buildings and Improvements 47 2 HB 919 (02) Maintenance of Revolutionary War Graves 47 2 HB 921 (02) Oyster Grounds 47 2 HB 922 (02) Exemplary Damages for Persons Injured by Intoxicated Drivers 47 2 HB 923 (02) Discovery of Medical Evidence at Trial 47 3 HB 924 (02) Exclusive Original Jurisdiction of General District Courts 47 3 HB 931 (02) Charitable Gaming Commission; Fair Market Rental Value 47 3 HB 934 (02) Violations Committed at Railroad/Highway Grade Crossings 47 3 HB 938 (02) Longwood College 47 3 HB 939 (02) Smoking Prohibited in Schools 47 3 HB 940 (02) Payday Lending; Usury, Penalties 47 4 HB 941 (02) Disposition of Animals by Animal Pounds and Shelters 47 5 HB 942 (02) Corporations; Notice and Voting by Electronic Transmission 47 5 HB 948 (02) Immunity for Volunteer Fire and EMS Personnel 47 5 HB 951 (02) Criminal Background Check Required for Employees of Gun Dealer 47 5 HB 954 (02) Inmates as Witnesses 47 5 HB 955 (02) DMV; Abstracts of Records Conviction 47 5 HB 963 (02) Transient Occupancy Tax; Additional in Arlington County 47 5 HB 965 (02) Arlington County's Authority to Impose Transient Occupancy Tax 47 5 HB 966 (02) Banking-at-School Demonstration Program 47 5 HB 977 (02) Appointments of Boards of Zoning Appeals 47 6 HB 978 (02) Fishing Class II Guide License 47 6 HB 985 (02) Recount Proceedings 47 6 HB 990 (02) Industrial Development Authorities 47 6 HB 991 (02) Annual Organizational Meetings of School Boards 47 6 HB 993 (02) Zoning; Revocation of Special Exceptions 47 6 HB 994 (02) Land Use Applications; Delinquent Taxes 47 6 HB 995 (02) Restructuring of Mental Health Care System 47 6 HB 997 (02) Limited Liability Companies 47 6 HB 999 (02) Judicial Performance Evaluation Program 48 1 HB 1000 (02) Detention Homes 48 1 HB 1001 (02) Custody and Visitation 48 1 HB 1002 (02) Nontidal Wetlands Program 48 1 HB 1003 (02) General Assembly; Auditor of Public Accounts 48 1 HB 1006 (02) Waiver of Certain Statutory Mandates and Regulations by Governor 48 1 HB 1008 (02) Social Services; Faith-Based Liaison 48 1 HB 1021 (02) Local Telecommunications Services 48 1 HB 1022 (02) Responsibilities of Virginia Community College System 48 2 HB 1027 (02) Failure to Yield to Pedestrians 48 2 HB 1030 (02) Speed Limits in Cities 48 2 HB 1031 (02) Designation of Police to Enforce Trespass Violations 48 2 HB 1043 (02) Criminal History Records Information; Foster Care 48 2 HB 1053 (02) Powers and Duties of the Dept. of Criminal Justice Services 48 2 HB 1054 (02) Income and Sales Taxes; Misuse of Tax Preferences 48 3 HB 1055 (02) Health Professions; Temporary Permits for Dentists 48 3 HB 1058 (02) Carrying Concealed Weapons 48 3 HB 1060 (02) Suspension of Operator's License and Tags 48 3 HB 1061 (02) Termination of Parental Rights 48 3 HB 1062 (02) Children's Health Insurance Programs 48 3 HB 1065 (02) Arts Foundation; Powers 48 3 HB 1066 (02) Property Loaned to Museums 48 3 HB 1067 (02) Conflict of Interests Acts; General Assembly Members 48 4 HB 1072 (02) Hampton Roads Sports Facility Authority 48 4 HB 1078 (02) Arlington County; Employee Benefits 48 4 HB 1079 (02) Nursing Scholarships 48 4 HB 1080 (02) Health; Patient Data Reporting 48 4 HB 1082 (02) Campaign Reports; Certain Extensions 48 4 HB 1084 (02) Mental Health; Assisted Living 48 4 HB 1085 (02) Health Professions; Nursing Workforce 48 4 HB 1094 (02) Arlington County; Applicant Pre-employment Information 48 5 HB 1101 (02) Local Taxation; Treasurers and Directors of Finance 48 5 HB 1102 (02) "Out-of-Service" Inspections 48 5 HB 1103 (02) Regulation of Sewage Sludge 48 5 HB 1107 (02) Claims; Mary E. Ferguson 48 5 HB 1114 (02) Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center 48 5 HB 1117 (02) Sex Offender Registration; Penalty 48 5 HB 1118 (02) Sales and Use Tax Exemption; Film and Audiovisual Works 48 5 HB 1120 (02) Terrorism 48 5 HB 1121 (02) Credit Unions; Reserves and Risk Assets 48 6 HB 1125 (02) Long-Term Care Insurance 48 6 HB 1136 (02) Standards of Quality; Certain Elementary School Personnel 48 6 HB 1137 (02) Retirement; Teachers 48 6 HB 1141 (02) School Board Salaries 48 6 HB 1144 (02) Park and Recreation Bond Act of 2002 49 1 HB 1151 (02) Board for Contractors; Exemptions 49 2 HB 1154 (02) Medically Induced Infanticide; Penalty 49 3 HB 1157 (02) Claims; Flory Small Business Development Center, Inc. 49 4 HB 1160 (02) Personal Property Tax; Refund or Credit for Vehicles Sold 49 4 HB 1161 (02) Mosquito Control Devices 49 4 HB 1164 (02) Privatization of Child Support Enforcement Programs 49 4 HB 1166 (02) Claims; Paul E. Johnson 49 4 HB 1168 (02) Silvicultural Activities; Issuance of Special Orders 49 4 HB 1173 (02) Burning Object on Property of Another with Intent to Intimidate 49 4 HB 1174 (02) Dual Office Holding by Local Officers 49 4 HB 1178 (02) Notice of Zoning Amendments 49 4 HB 1179 (02) Superintendents and Jail Officers; Fees for Transportation, etc. 49 5 HB 1180 (02) Residency Requirements 49 5 HB 1183 (02) Motor Carriers; Regulation Exemption 49 5 HB 1185 (02) Health Care Provider's Records 49 5 HB 1186 (02) Election of Chief Justice by the Justices of the Court 49 5 HB 1188 (02) Vanpools and Ridesharing 49 5 HB 1189 (02) Mandatory Connection to Water and Sewage Systems 49 5 HB 1190 (02) Release of Performance Guarantees 49 5 HB 1192 (02) Parking Fines; Personal Property Taxes on Vehicles 49 5 HB 1193 (02) Underage Possession of Alcoholic Beverages; Fake Identification 49 6 HB 1195 (02) Insurance Agents; Termination of License and Contracts 49 6 HB 1196 (02) Interstate Route 73 49 6 HB 1202 (02) Electric Utility Consumption Tax; Middlesex County's Share 49 6 HB 1203 (02) FOIA; Meetings of Board of Visitors of UVA 49 6 HB 1205 (02) Confidentiality of Juvenile Records 49 6 HB 1206 (02) Family Life Education; Instruction on Adoption 49 6 HB 1208 (02) Licensed Child Day Center Regulations 49 6 HB 1209 (02) Clerk of Circuit Court; Military Service Discharge Records 49 6 HB 1211 (02) Building Code; Rehabilitation of Existing Buildings, Fire Prevention 49 7 HB 1213 (02) Guardianship and Conservatorship; Court Costs and Fees for Attorneys 49 7 HB 1214 (02) Centralized Employee Suggestion Award Program 49 7 HB 1215 (02) Public Procurement Act; Performance and Payment of Bonds 49 7 HB 1221 (02) Cigarette Tax; Sale of Cigarettes Produced for Export 49 7 HB 1224 (02) Child Custody Proceedings 49 7 HB 1228 (02) Discharge of Patients and Residents from State Facilities 49 7 HB 1230 (02) DNA Testing 49 7 HB 1233 (02) Charitable Gaming, Def. of Reasonable and Proper Business Expenses 49 8 HB 1236 (02) Juvenile Detention; Adults 49 8 HB 1237 (02) Workers' Compensation; Occupational Disease 49 8 HB 1239 (02) Workers' Compensation; Payments to Minor 49 8 HB 1242 (02) "Out-of-Service" Inspections 49 8 HB 1243 (02) Trucks Hauling Gravel, Sand, or Crushed Stone 49 8 HB 1244 (02) Trucks; Overweight Permits, Road Tax 49 8 HB 1245 (02) Coal and Energy Commission; Nuclear Energy 49 8 HB 1247 (02) Highways; Asset Management 49 8 HB 1248 (02) VDOT Contractors 50 1 HB 1250 (02) FOIA; Exemptions Related to Transportation 50 1 HB 1251 (02) Interference with Rescue Squad Workers; Penalty 50 1 HB 1255 (02) Motorcycles; Parking 50 1 HB 1256 (02) Form of Ballots; Party Designations on the Ballot 50 1 HB 1257 (02) Waste and Water Permit Fees 50 1 HB 1258 (02) State Forester Notification 50 2 HB 1261 (02) Approaching Stationary Emergency Vehicles on Highways 50 2 HB 1264 (02) Right to Breast-Feed 50 2 HB 1268 (02) Sales and Use Tax Exemptions; Omnibus Extension Bill 50 2 HB 1271 (02) Doing Business Under a Fictitious Name; Registered Agent 50 2 HB 1272 (02) School Board Salaries 50 2 HB 1277 (02) Standards of Quality; Sequential Electives 50 2 HB 1279 (02) Roanoke River Basin Bi-State Commission 50 2 HB 1282 (02) Deputies, Appointees and Employees of Constitutional Officers; Political Activities 50 3 HB 1283 (02) Certain Disclosure of Prehospital Patient Care Reports 50 3 HB 1284 (02) Capital Projects; Public Building and College Building Authority 50 3 HB 1285 (02) Capital Improvement Plan and Budget Recommendations 50 3 HB 1286 (02) Commonwealth Health Research Board; Powers of the Board 50 3 HB 1287 (02) High Constable; Execution of Writ 50 3 HB 1288 (02) Sheriffs' Payment to Defray Cost of Jail Confinement 50 4 HB 1291 (02) Council on Indians 50 4 HB 1292 (02) Equipment Dealers Protection Act 50 4 HB 1293 (02) Oyster Grounds 50 4 HB 1294 (02) Life Insurance; Accelerated Payment of Benefits 50 4 HB 1298 (02) Processes for Notification Regarding Restoration of Civil Rights 50 4 HB 1299 (02) Nonconforming Use; Manufactured Housing 50 4 HB 1301 (02) Certification of Law-Enforcement Officers 50 4 HB 1303 (02) Extension of Restricted Driver's License 50 4 HB 1304 (02) Donations to the General Fund 50 5 HB 1307 (02) Discrimination on the Basis of Genetic Information 50 5 HB 1315 (02) Professional Corporations and Professional Limited Liability Companies 50 5 HB 1318 (02) Volunteer Services by Certain Providers of Health Care 50 5 HB 1320 (02) Retirement; Teachers 50 5 HB 1322 (02) Income Tax; Land Preservation Tax Credit 50 5 HB 1326 (02) Underground Utility Damage Prevention; Easements on State Property 50 5 HB 1328 (02) Child Restraint Devices 50 6 HB 1332 (02) Volunteer Firefighters' and Rescue Squad Workers' Service Award Fund 50 6 HB 1336 (02) Unemployment Compensation; Weekly Benefit Amount 50 6 HB 1338 (02) School Board Composition 50 6 HB 1342 (02) Aggressive Driving; Offense and Penalty 50 6 HB 1343 (02) Regional Criminal Justice Training Academies 50 6 HB 1346 (02) Teaching Scholarship Loan Program 50 6 HB 1350 (02) R.E. Lee Camp; Pelham Chapel 50 6 HB 1357 (02) Animal Abandonment or Dumping; Penalties 51 1 HB 1358 (02) Driver Improvement Clinics 51 1 HB 1362 (02) Social Services; Neighborhood Assistance Act 51 1 HB 1365 (02) Alcoholic Beverages; Grounds for Suspension or Revocation of Licenses 51 1 HB 1369 (02) Divorce or Annulment; Decree Not to Contain Racial Designation 51 1 HB 1370 (02) University of Virginia's College at Wise; Property Transfer 51 1 HB 1372 (02) Active Duty National Guard, Militia, etc. 51 1 HB 1373 (02) Public-Private Transportation Act 51 1 HB 29 (02) Enrolled Budget Bill 51 HB 30 (02) Budget, Chapter 899 51 Senate SB 1 (02) Charter; Town of Vienna 51 2 SB 4 (02) No-Truck Route; U.S. 17 51 2 SB 12 (02) Recodification of Titles 2.1 and 9; Corrections 51 2 SB 15 (02) Property Tax Exemption; Stafford Recreational Soccer League 51 2 SB 17 (02) Service of Process; Remedies 51 2 SB 18 (02) Real Estate Tax; Partial Exempt. Certain Commercial/Industrial Structures 51 2 SB 19 (02) Elections; Officers of Election, Pollbooks and Registered Voter Lists 51 2 SB 20 (02) Sales and Use Tax Exemptions; Omnibus Exemption Bill 51 2 SB 21 (02) Investment of Endowment Funds; University of Virginia 51 3 SB 23 (02) Concealed Weapon Permits 51 3 SB 24 (02) Infant Formula; Prohibited Sale 51 3 SB 28 (02) Divisions of Legislative Services and Automated Systems; Access to Information 51 3 SB 31 (02) Educational Facilities Bond Act of 2002 51 4 SB 32 (02) Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2002 52 1 SB 35 (02) Eastern Virginia Medical School; Name Change 52 1 SB 38 (02) FOIA; Electronic Communication Meetings 52 1 SB 39 (02) Commercial Motor Vehicles; State Police Authority 52 1 SB 44 (02) Violation of Court Order Regarding Custody and Visitation; Penalty 52 1 SB 46 (02) Carrying Firearms During Period of Protective Order 52 1 SB 50 (02) Lottery Proceeds Fund 52 1 SB 53 (02) Regulatory Authority of Board of Counseling 52 2 SB 59 (02) Board of Medicine 52 2 SB 60 (02) Blaze Orange Hat 52 2 SB 61 (02) Board for Professional Soil Scientists and Wetland Professionals 52 2 SB 63 (02) Overweight Vehicles; Liquidated Damages; Ability to Shift Load 52 2 SB 65 (02) Local Tax Administration; Checks Payable to Treasurer 52 2 SB 68 (02) Motor Vehicle Titles; Joint Titles 52 2 SB 69 (02) Care of Confederate Cemeteries and Graves 52 2 SB 71 (02) Private Security Services 52 3 SB 74 (02) Special Lifetime Trout Fishing License 52 3 SB 76 (02) Tree Canopy Bank in Manassas 52 3 SB 77 (02) Urban System Construction Allocations 52 3 SB 78 (02) Local Severance Taxes 52 3 SB 81 (02) CRESPA; Payments to Employees for Referrals 52 3 SB 82 (02) Landfill Closures 52 3 SB 83 (02) Technology Trust Fund Fee; Extends Sunset Provisions 52 3 SB 92 (02) Teacher Licensure 52 4 SB 94 (02) Replacement Absentee Ballots for Certain Disabled Voters 52 4 SB 97 (02) Presentence Mental Evaluation of Sex Offenders 52 4 SB 99 (02) Charter; Town of Herndon 52 4 SB 101 (02) Practice of Physical Therapy 52 4 SB 102 (02) Employment; Discrimination on Basis of Genetic Testing 52 4 SB 107 (02) Eminent Domain 52 4 SB 108 (02) "Out-of-Service" Inspections 52 4 SB 111 (02) Burning Object on Property of Another with Intent to Intimidate 52 4 SB 112 (02) Recount Proceedings 52 4 SB 113 (02) Revisions in the Election and Voter Registration Laws 52 5 SB 114 (02) Soil and Water Conservation Districts; District Boards of Directors 52 5 SB 115 (02) Ballast Water Reporting System 52 5 SB 116 (02) Rappahannock River Basin Definition 52 5 SB 117 (02) Caregivers Grant Program; Unpaid Grant Amounts 52 5 SB 119 (02) Real Estate Tax; Partial Exemption of Rehabilitated Structures 52 5 SB 120 (02) Sickness and Disability Program 52 5 SB 121 (02) Pensions; Retirement System 52 5 SB 122 (02) Local Tax on Mobile Telecommunications Services 52 6 SB 124 (02) UVA Medical Center; Credit for Imputed Interest 52 6 SB 130 (02) Termination of Parental Rights 52 6 SB 131 (02) Constitutional Amendment Claims of Actual Innocence 52 6 SB 133 (02) Animal Shelters; Penalties 52 6 SB 134 (02) FOIA; Exemptions Relating to Terrorism 53 1 SB 135 (02) Speedy Trial 53 2 SB 136 (02) Detention and Diversion Centers 53 2 SB 137 (02) Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund 53 2 SB 138 (02) Election of Chief Justice by Justices of Supreme Court 53 2 SB 140 (02) Credit Card, Debit Card and Other Payment Device Numbers 53 2 SB 145 (02) Practice of Pharmacy 53 2 SB 146 (02) Property Conveyance; James City County 53 2 SB 148 (02) Possession of Open Container of Alcohol in Motor Vehicle 53 2 SB 150 (02) Court Fees 53 3 SB 151 (02) Uninsured Motorist Coverage; Rates and Refunds 53 4 SB 152 (02) Small Estates 53 4 SB 153 (02) Circuit Court Clerks 53 4 SB 154 (02) Insurance Rates; Large Commercial Risks 53 4 SB 156 (02) Telecommunications Services; State Agencies 53 4 SB 157 (02) Golf Carts 53 5 SB 158 (02) Workers' Compensation; Covered Employees 53 5 SB 160 (02) Composition of Certain County School Boards 53 5 SB 162 (02) Driver's Licenses; Temporary Driver's Permits, etc. 53 5 SB 174 (02) Bank Franchise Tax 53 5 SB 176 (02) Retirement; Defined Contribution Plan 53 5 SB 177 (02) Local Reapportionment; Prison Population 53 5 SB 179 (02) Conservators of the Peace 53 6 SB 181 (02) Moratorium on City Annexation and County Immunity 53 6 SB 182 (02) Insurance; Countersignature Requirement Prohibited 53 6 SB 183 (02) Health Insurance; External Review of Adverse Decisions 53 6 SB 184 (02) Uniform Commercial Code; Secured Transactions 53 6 SB 185 (02) Stock Corporation Act 53 6 SB 186 (02) Investment of Public Funds Act; Corporate Notes 53 6 SB 187 (02) Credit Life and Credit Accident and Sickness Insurance 53 6 SB 188 (02) Insurance; Investments 53 7 SB 191 (02) Staggered Terms for Elected School Board Members; Bath County 53 7 SB 197 (02) Assisted Living Facilities 53 7 SB 199 (02) Insurance Regulation 53 7 SB 200 (02) School Board Salaries 53 7 SB 201 (02) Standards of Quality Revisions 53 7 SB 203 (02) Sales and Use Tax Exemptions; Textbooks for Professors 53 7 SB 206 (02) FOIA; Investment Transactions 53 7 SB 208 (02) Freedom of Information Advisory Council 53 7 SB 209 (02) Personal Property Tax; Classification for Biotechnology Equipment 54 1 SB 211 (02) Alexandria Historical Restoration and Preservation Commission 54 1 SB 215 (02) Arlington County; Applicant Preemployment Information 54 1 SB 218 (02) Newborn Testing 54 1 SB 219 (02) Criminal History Record Information; Child-Protective Services Worker 54 1 SB 220 (02) Charter; City of Alexandria 54 1 SB 221 (02) Telecommunication Devices; Penalty 54 1 SB 222 (02) Commonwealth Medal of Valor 54 1 SB 226 (02) Regulation of Outdoor Advertising in Sight of Public Highways 54 1 SB 230 (02) School Crisis and Emergency Management Plan 54 2 SB 231 (02) Rehabilitative Services; Vocational 54 2 SB 234 (02) Affordable Housing 54 2 SB 235 (02) Seizure and Impoundment of Animals, Cruelty of Animals, etc. 54 2 SB 236 (02) Licensure of School Personnel 54 2 SB 237 (02) Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia; Powers of Board 54 2 SB 240 (02) Insurance Transactions; Privacy 54 2 SB 241 (02) Professional Corporations 54 2 SB 242 (02) Nonstock Corporation Act 54 3 SB 243 (02) Limited and Professional Limited Liability Companies 54 3 SB 244 (02) Partnerships 54 3 SB 245 (02) Public Utilities; Telecommunications Services 54 3 SB 246 (02) Tangible Personal Property Tax in Alleghany County 54 3 SB 247 (02) Cooperative Marketing Fund 54 3 SB 248 (02) Municipal Deed Restriction on Certain Property in Virginia Beach 54 3 SB 249 (02) Occoneechee State Park 54 4 SB 250 (02) Public Building Authority; Powers and Duties 54 4 SB 251 (02) Allocation of Urban System Highway Construction Funds 54 4 SB 252 (02) Sentencing Commission; Terms 54 4 SB 254 (02) Corporations; Domestication and Conversion, Fees 54 4 SB 255 (02) Public Service Corporation Taxation 54 4 SB 256 (02) Motor Carriers; Registration 54 5 SB 257 (02) Electric Utility Restructuring; Electric Energy Emergencies 54 5 SB 258 (02) Public Service Corporation Taxation; Cogenerators 54 5 SB 259 (02) Public Service Corporation Taxation; Electric Suppliers 54 5 SB 260 (02) Animal Shelters 54 5 SB 262 (02) Obsolete Highways 54 6 SB 264 (02) Sharing of Protected Health Information between State Agencies 54 6 SB 267 (02) Claims; Jeffrey D. Cox 54 6 SB 269 (02) Contracting for Provision of Water and Waste Services 54 6 SB 270 (02) Transfer Property of University of Virginia's College at Wise 54 6 SB 271 (02) Uniform Commercial Code-Secured Transactions 54 6 SB 275 (02) Service Districts; Property Assessment 54 6 SB 276 (02) Localities Incurring Obligations for School Improvement 54 6 SB 279 (02) Annual Organizational Meetings of School Boards 54 6 SB 284 (02) Charter; Town of Brookneal 55 1 SB 285 (02) Charter; Town of Chatham 55 1 SB 287 (02) Parking Ordinances; Pittsylvania County 55 1 SB 289 (02) Health Maintenance Organizations; Reinsurance 55 1 SB 290 (02) Domestic Violence; Penalty 55 1 SB 291 (02) Commonwealth's Right to Appeal in Felony Action 55 1 SB 295 (02) School Safety Personnel 55 1 SB 296 (02) Health Research Board; Powers 55 2 SB 300 (02) Granting Franchises for Ferry Transportation Systems 55 2 SB 301 (02) Foresters; Title Protection 55 2 SB 303 (02) Recodification of Title 63.1; Public Assistance, etc. 55 2 SB 306 (02) Animal Cruelty 55 2 SB 308 (02) FOIA; Exemption for Certain E-Mail Addresses 55 2 SB 310 (02) Hearing Officers 55 2 SB 316 (02) Civil Law; Immunity in Sharing Patient Safety Information 55 2 SB 317 (02) Public Defender Commission; Duties 55 2 SB 321 (02) Criminal Solicitation; Penalty 55 2 SB 322 (02) Virginia Military Advisory Council 55 3 SB 323 (02) Amusement Device Rider Safety Act 55 3 SB 326 (02) Marine Police; Enforcement of Federal Safety Zones and Restricted Areas 55 3 SB 327 (02) Submerged Lands and Wetlands; Dredging 55 3 SB 328 (02) Campaign Finance Disclosure Act; Deposits and Checks, Reimbursements 55 3 SB 330 (02) Campaign Finance Disclosure Act; Political Comm. Disclosure Reports 55 3 SB 334 (02) Career and Technical Education; Annual Plans 55 3 SB 337 (02) Joint Commission on Administrative Rules 55 3 SB 341 (02) Definitions of Types of Hunting Weapons 55 4 SB 342 (02) Longwood College 55 4 SB 343 (02) Local Enterprise Zone Program for Technology Zones 55 4 SB 344 (02) Budget; Long-Term Financial Plan 55 4 SB 345 (02) Charter; Town of Clifton Forge 55 4 SB 350 (02) Standards of Quality; Reporting 55 4 SB 353 (02) DUI; Blood Alcohol Test 55 4 SB 355 (02) Blood Alcohol Test Admissibility 55 4 SB 357 (02) Venue in Homicide Cases 55 4 SB 358 (02) Proof of Insurance, etc. for Vehicles Involved in Accidents 55 4 SB 359 (02) Solid Waste Depositories; Counties' Authority, Penalties 55 5 SB 362 (02) War Memorial Foundation; Possession of Certain Military Medals 55 5 SB 363 (02) Volunteer Inspectors in Certain Cities 55 5 SB 365 (02) Korean War Veterans Appreciation Week; Honorary Diplomas 55 5 SB 367 (02) Approaching Stationary Emergency Vehicles on Highways 55 5 SB 369 (02) Competitive Purchasing; Schools 55 5 SB 371 (02) Mosquito Control Districts and Commissions; Emergency 55 5 SB 373 (02) School Board Receipt of Payment by Credit Card 55 5 SB 379 (02) Dept. of General Services; Purchase of Light Fixtures 55 5 SB 382 (02) VDOT Pedestrian Projects 55 5 SB 390 (02) Arlington County's Authority to Impose Transient Occupancy Tax 55 6 SB 393 (02) Statewide Pedestrian Plan 55 6 SB 395 (02) Child Restraint Devices 55 6 SB 396 (02) VHDA; Appointment of Commissioners 55 6 SB 398 (02) Disciplinary Proceedings of Health Regulatory Boards 55 6 SB 400 (02) DMHMRSAS; Board Membership 55 6 SB 402 (02) Capital Improvement Plan and Budget Recommendations 55 6 SB 405 (02) Eluding Police; Penalty 56 1 SB 406 (02) Sheriff's Processing Fee 56 1 SB 413 (02) Community Services Boards; Services 56 1 SB 414 (02) Health; Dental Scholarships 56 1 SB 415 (02) Legislative Continuance 56 1 SB 416 (02) FOIA; Minutes by Certain State Public Bodies 56 1 SB 417 (02) Animal Pounds and Shelters 56 1 SB 419 (02) DNA Sample of Felons; Payment 56 1 SB 425 (02) Prescription Monitoring Program 56 1 SB 426 (02) Acute Care Psychiatric and Residential Beds; Children and Adolescents 56 2 SB 431 (02) Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Commission 56 2 SB 432 (02) Industrial Development Authorities 56 2 SB 433 (02) Underground Utilities Damage Preservation Act; Excavators, Study Effectiveness 56 2 SB 435 (02) Motor Carriers 56 2 SB 436 (02) Roller Skating Safety Act 56 2 SB 438 (02) Insurance Agents; Business Entities 56 2 SB 439 (02) Certain Contractual Matters Regarding Division Superintendents 56 2 SB 442 (02) School Crisis and Emergency Management Plans 56 2 SB 445 (02) Fraud Against Taxpayers Act; Civil Penalty 56 3 SB 446 (02) Charter; City of Poquoson 56 3 SB 447 (02) Low-Speed Vehicles 56 3 SB 450 (02) PPA; Performance and Payment of Bonds 56 3 SB 451 (02) Taxation; Tobacco Sales and Tax Information 56 3 SB 457 (02) Securitization of Payments Under Master Settlement Agreement 56 3 SB 459 (02) Institute for Advanced Learning and Research 56 3 SB 460 (02) Roanoke River Basin Commission 56 4 SB 465 (02) Special Education Health Services 56 4 SB 467 (02) Criteria for Detention or Shelter Care 56 4 SB 470 (02) Child Support Orders; Health Care Coverage 56 4 SB 471 (02) Conveyance of Certain Lands to the City of Portsmouth 56 4 SB 474 (02) General District Courts; Jurisdictional Amount 56 4 SB 477 (02) Substitution of Certain Tests 56 4 SB 482 (02) Persons Acquitted of Misdemeanors by Reason of Insanity 56 5 SB 483 (02) Medical Treatment of Incapacitated Persons 56 5 SB 485 (02) Issuance and Violation of Stalking Protective Orders 56 5 SB 490 (02) Medical Care Facilities Certificate of Public Need 56 5 SB 492 (02) Economic Development Authorities 56 5 SB 493 (02) Mutual Aid Agreements for Law Enforcement 56 5 SB 496 (02) Charter; City of Roanoke 56 5 SB 503 (02) Health Professions; Dental Hygienists 56 6 SB 504 (02) Licensure by Commissioner of Department of Rehabilitative Services 56 6 SB 510 (02) Police Retirement System; Fairfax County 56 6 SB 512 (02) Business Trust Act 56 6 SB 513 (02) Costs of Extradition 56 6 SB 514 (02) Terrorism 56 6 SB 518 (02) Protective Orders; Penalty 56 6 SB 519 (02) Condominium and Property Owners' Associations 57 1 SB 520 (02) Workers' Compensation; Third Party Claims 57 1 SB 521 (02) Ignition Interlock and Review of DMV Order for Manifest Injustice 57 1 SB 522 (02) Aggressive Driving; Penalty 57 1 SB 523 (02) Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts 57 1 SB 524 (02) Income Tax; Sunset for Voluntary Contributions for Certain Housing Programs 57 1 SB 525 (02) Housing Development Authority; Consolidated Plan 57 1 SB 527 (02) Property; Release of Liens 57 1 SB 530 (02) State Taxes; Accrual and Payment of Interest on Refunds 57 1 SB 533 (02) Court Services Units 57 2 SB 534 (02) Violent Juvenile Felonies 57 2 SB 535 (02) Blood, Saliva or Tissue Sample upon Arrest for a Violent Felony 57 2 SB 537 (02) Child Dependency Cases; Appointment of Counsel 57 2 SB 538 (02) Permanency Planning; Children in Foster Care 57 2 SB 541 (02) Attorney-Issued Subpoenas 57 2 SB 542 (02) Human Research; Legally Authorized Representatives 57 2 SB 544 (02) Real Estate Taxes; Exemption for Elderly and Disabled 57 3 SB 546 (02) Garnishment 57 3 SB 549 (02) Property; Subordinate Mortgages 57 3 SB 552 (02) Collection of Bright Flue-Cured Tobacco Excise Tax 57 3 SB 554 (02) Electric Generating Facilities 57 3 SB 555 (02) Business Damages 57 3 SB 556 (02) Real Estate Settlement Protection Act; Licensing of Agents 57 3 SB 557 (02) Motor Vehicle Sales and Use Tax; Exemption by Non-Virginia Dealers 57 3 SB 559 (02) Western Virginia Public Education Consortium 57 3 SB 562 (02) Transient Occupancy Tax; Additional in Arlington County 57 4 SB 565 (02) Retirement System; Benefits for Law-Enforcement Employees 57 4 SB 569 (02) Department of Rail and Public Transportation 57 4 SB 572 (02) Responsibilities of Community College System 57 4 SB 573 (02) Transplant Council; Membership 57 4 SB 575 (02) Presumption of Death Exception, 9-11 Terrorist Attacks 57 4 SB 576 (02) Northern Virginia Transportation Authority 57 4 SB 577 (02) Deer and Bear Kill Permits 57 4 SB 580 (02) Hampton Roads Sports Facility Authority 57 5 SB 581 (02) Automated Point-of-Sale Licensing 57 5 SB 586 (02) Campaign Finance Disclosure Act; Candidate Filing Requirements 57 5 SB 587 (02) Extraordinary Service Credits for Prisoners 57 5 SB 588 (02) Professional Employer Organizations; Notice of Insurance Cancellation 57 5 SB 589 (02) Local Recycling and Waste Disposal; Civil Penalties 57 5 SB 592 (02) Waste and Water Permit Fees 57 5 SB 593 (02) Local Control of Firearms 57 5 SB 594 (02) Property Conveyance; Frontier Culture Museum 57 6 SB 595 (02) Child Day-Care Council; Membership 57 6 SB 596 (02) Licensed Child Day Centers; Qualifications 57 6 SB 597 (02) Driver Education 57 6 SB 601 (02) Certain Disclosure of Prehospital Patient Care Reports 57 6 SB 602 (02) Conviction of a Driving Offense Resulting in Death; Penalty 57 6 SB 604 (02) System of Accounting in Public Schools 58 1 SB 608 (02) Posting of Certain Statement in Schools 58 1 SB 609 (02) Certain Guidelines for Verified Units of Credit 58 1 SB 610 (02) Pilot Project with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 58 1 SB 620 (02) Commonwealth Neurotrauma Initiative 58 1 SB 625 (02) Charter Schools 58 1 SB 627 (02) Regulation of Private and Out-of-State Institutions of Higher Education 58 1 SB 629 (02) Disputed Periodic Nursing Facility Surveys 58 2 SB 633 (02) DNA Testing 58 2 SB 634 (02) Revocation of Suspended Sentence 58 2 SB 643 (02) Certificate of Public Need 58 2 SB 646 (02) Breeders Fund; Virginia-sired Horses 58 2 SB 647 (02) Parole Board 58 2 SB 650 (02) Inmates and Witnesses 58 2 SB 651 (02) Health Professions; Physical Therapy 58 2 SB 652 (02) Noise Attenuation Standards 58 2 SB 655 (02) Driving Privileges 58 3 SB 656 (02) Youthful Drivers 58 3 SB 660 (02) Southside Virginia Tourism Development Authority 58 3 SB 661 (02) Discharge of Patients and Residents from State Facilities 58 3 SB 663 (02) Unemployment Compensation; Weekly Benefit Amount 58 3 SB 668 (02) Hampton Roads Transportation District Program 58 4 SB 669 (02) Workers' Compensation; Proof of Insurance Coverage 58 4 SB 670 (02) Workers' Compensation Insurance; Review of Rates 58 4 SB 672 (02) Park and Recreational Bond Act of 2002 58 5 SB 673 (02) Capital Projects; Public Building Authority and College Building Authority 58 5 SB 674 (02) Definitions of Asset Management, Competitive Sealed Bidding 58 5 SB 675 (02) Disbursements for Confederate Cemeteries and Graves 58 5 SB 676 (02) Charitable Corporations 58 5 SB 677 (02) Fertilizer and Lime Contractors; Permit Fees 58 6 SB 678 (02) Motor Vehicle Insurance; Installment Payments 58 6 SB 679 (02) Regional Industrial Facilities Act 58 6 SB 680 (02) Property of Nonprofit Health Care Entities 58 6 SB 681 (02) Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002 58 6 SB 682 (02) Companies Providing Sewage Services 58 6 SB 683 (02) Statewide Fire Prevention Code; Fireworks 58 6 SB 684 (02) Virginia's Energy Infrastructure 58 7 SB 685 (02) Local Real Estate Taxes; Use Value Assessment 58 7 SB 687 (02) Stores or Commissaries in Local Correctional Facilities 58 7 SB 688 (02) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Multistate Discussion Study 58 7 SB 689 (02) Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Program; Investment Reports 58 7 SB 691 (02) Communications Towers; Sale or Lease by State Police 58 7 SB 693 (02) Courthouse and Courtroom Security; Assessment 58 7 Legislative Action Summaries Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 24-HB 186 59 1 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 197-HB 419 59 2 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 431-HB 635 59 3 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 640-HB 857 59 4 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 858-HB 1040 59 5 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 1041-HJ 220 59 6 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 1-SB 171 60 1 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 206-SB 345 60 2 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 359-SJ 77 60 3 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB15-HB 255 60 4 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 256-HB 652 60 5 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 693-HB 1359 60 6 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Senate, SB 61-SB 271 61 1 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Senate, SB 272-SB 663 61 2 Secretary of the Commonwealth - Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 11-HB 160 61 3 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 170-HB 538 61 4 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 605-HB 966 61 5 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 967-HB 1371 61 6 Secretary of Education, Senate, SB 21-SB 281 62 1 Secretary of Education, Senate, SB 295-SB 587 62 2 Secretary of Education, Senate, SB 593-SB 635 - Secretary of Finance, House and Senate 62 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 5-HB 294 62 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 296-HB 665 62 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 687-HB 995 62 6 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 998-HB 1153 63 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1161-HJR 134 63 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 53-SB 278 63 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 303-SB 483 63 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 490-SB 607 63 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 614-SJ 90 63 6 Secretary of Natural Resources, House of Delegates, HB 49-HB 377 64 1 Secretary of Natural Resources, House of Delegates, HB 387-HJ 202 64 2 Secretary of Natural Resources, Senate, SB 60-SB 675 64 3 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 3-HB 277 64 4 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 298-HB 520 64 5 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 539-HB 800 64 6 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 816-HB 1006 65 1 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1027-HB 1365 65 2 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB12-SB 267 65 3 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 273-SB 424 65 4 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 434-SB 671 65 5 Secretary of Technology, House of Delegates and Senate 65 6 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 4-HB 385 66 1 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 390-HB 669 66 2 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 671-HB 1254 66 3 Secretary of Transportation, Senate, SB 26-SB 262 66 4 Secretary of Transportation, Senate, SB 282-SJ 35 66 5 Legislative Action Summaries, Carry Over Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 28-HB 972 67 1 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 1099-HJ 96, Senate SB6-SB 615 67 2 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB105-HB 900 67 3 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 920-HB 1367 67 4 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Senate, SB5-SB 637 - Secretary of the Commonwealth 67 5 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 7-HB 1038 67 6 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 1047-HB 1352 and Senate 68 1 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates and Senate 68 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 25-HB 293 68 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 299-HB 677 68 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 678-HB 1086 68 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1087-HB 1181 68 6 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1201-HB 1319 and Senate, SB 36-SB 98 69 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 109-SB 658 69 2 Secretary of Natural Resources, House of Delegates and Senate 69 3 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 70-HB 953 69 4 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 957-HB 1364 and Senate 69 5 Secretary of Technology and Secretary of Transportation, House and Senate 69 6 2003 Session House of Delegates Session Statistics, Vetoed Bills, 2003 70 1 Governor's Recommendations for Amendments, 2003 70 1 Governor's Recommendations Adopted, 2003 70 1 Bills Passed House and Senate, 2003 70 2 Bill and Resolution Status Report, 2003 70 3 HB 1375 (03) Notice of Annexation 70 4 HB 1377 (03) Special License Plates; Repeal of Authorization for some Plates 70 4 HB 1381 (03) World War II Veterans Memorial Highway; WWII Veterans Memorial Bridge 70 4 HB 1382 (03) Courthouse and Courtroom Security; Assessment 70 4 HB 1383 (03) Central Criminal Records Exchange; Criminal Nonsupport 70 4 HB 1385 (03) Motorcycle Headlights, Tail Lights, Brake Lights, and License Plate Illumination 70 4 HB 1393 (03) Virginia Truth in Revenue Service Report Act 70 4 HB 1398 (03) Enhanced Enforcement of Litter Laws 70 4 HB 1399 (03) Blood Samples Taken from DUI Accused 70 4 HB 1400 (03) Budget Bill (part one) 70 5 HB 1400 (03) Budget Bill (part two) 70 6 HB 1400 (03) Budget Bill 70 HB 1402 (03) Parental Consent for Abortion 71 1 HB 1403 (03) Prohibiting Attempted Purchase of Tobacco Products by Minors 71 2 HB 1404 (03) School Board Salaries; Southampton County 71 2 HB 1406 (03) Special License Plates; Supporters of CHOOSE LIFE 71 2 HB 1411 (03) Vietnam War Memorial Dedication and Veterans' Recognition Week 71 2 HB 1413 (03) Department of Human Resource Management; Duties 71 2 HB 1419 (03) Department of Historic Resources; Disbursements for Confederate Cemeteries 71 2 HB 1422 (03) Elections; Assistants to and Employees of General Registrars; Officers 71 2 HB 1424 (03) Payment of Medical Fees in Certain Criminal Cases 71 2 HB 1425 (03) Civil Remedies; Suit for Bad Check 71 3 HB 1429 (03) Motorcycle Handlebars 71 3 HB 1430 (03) Determining Speed of Vehicle with Various Devices 71 3 HB 1431 (03) Unemployment Compensation; Social Security Benefit 71 3 HB 1434 (03) Sex Offender Registry 71 3 HB 1437 (03) New Ballots After Death, Withdrawal or Disqualification of Nominee 71 3 HB 1440 (03) Vehicle Registrations 71 3 HB 1441 (03) Health Regulatory Boards; Disciplinary Procedures; Report Requirements 71 3 HB 1443 (03) Sale or Transfer of Motor Vehicle Dealerships 71 3 HB 1444 (03) Abolishes the Reciprocity Board 71 4 HB 1447 (03) Secondary Highway System Construction Allocations 71 4 HB 1449 (03) Compensation and Expenses of Members of Collegial Bodies 71 4 HB 1450 (03) Health; Certificate of Birth Resulting in Stillbirth 71 4 HB 1451 (03) Staunton State Scenic River 71 4 HB 1454 (03) Embezzlement and Larceny the Same 71 4 HB 1457 (03) Regulation of Truck Traffic on Secondary Highways 71 4 HB 1458 (03) Wage Garnishments 71 4 HB 1459 (03) Erosion and Sediment Control; Requirements for Plan Approval 71 4 HB 1461 (03) Visually Impaired Motorists 71 4 HB 1464 (03) General Achievement Diploma 71 5 HB 1471 (03) Alexandria Port Commission 71 5 HB 1472 (03) Bristol Parking Authority; Repeal 71 5 HB 1473 (03) Martinsville Parking Authority 71 5 HB 1474 (03) Peninsula Civic Recreation Center Authority 71 5 HB 1475 (03) Richmond-Henrico Metropolitan Area Commission 71 5 HB 1477 (03) Medical Malpractice; Former Rate Review Board 71 5 HB 1478 (03) Space Radiation Effects Laboratory 71 5 HB 1479 (03) Pulaski and Wytheville Parking Authority; Repeal 71 5 HB 1480 (03) Secondary Warning Lights 71 5 HB 1481 (03) Waterfowl Sanctuaries and Blinds 71 5 HB 1487 (03) Arterial Network of Highways 71 5 HB 1488 (03) Federal Revenue Sharing Funds by Localities for Highway-Related Purposes 71 6 HB 1491 (03) Use of Rifles in King George County 71 6 HB 1492 (03) Special License Plates, Generally 71 6 HB 1493 (03) Standards of Quality; Appropriate Learning Environment 71 6 HB 1496 (03) Criminal Procedure; Offenses Committed on Boundary of Localities 71 6 HB 1498 (03) Character of Education; Virginia Statement of Values 71 6 HB 1501 (03) Definition of Antique and Curio Firearms 71 6 HB 1503 (03) High School Diplomas; Civics Education Seal 71 6 HB 1504 (03) Harvesting of Oysters from Private Oyster Beds 71 6 HB 1505 (03) Emergency Water Supply Permit 71 6 HB 1506 (03) Capitol Hostess 72 1 HB 1508 (03) Voter Petition Requirements for Candidates 72 1 HB 1509 (03) State Networking Users Advisory Board 72 1 HB 1510 (03) State Public Records Advisory Council 72 1 HB 1511 (03) Blue Ridge Economic Development Advisory Council 72 1 HB 1514 (03) Parental Placement Adoptions 72 1 HB 1516 (03) Control of Firearms by Local Ordinance 72 1 HB 1518 (03) School Board Policies; Equal Access 72 1 HB 1520 (03) Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court Expanded Jurisdiction 72 1 HB 1521 (03) Salvage Vehicles; Branded Titles 72 2 HB 1524 (03) Reporting Radioactive Materials 72 2 HB 1525 (03) Waterway "Pass-Through" Zones; Local Ordinances; Penalties 72 2 HB 1526 (03) Personal Watercraft; Local Ordinances; Penalty 72 2 HB 1527 (03) Juvenile DUI and Refusal 72 2 HB 1528 (03) Albert G. Horton, Jr. Memorial Veterans' Cemetery 72 2 HB 1532 (03) Landfill Siting 72 2 HB 1533 (03) Juvenile Court; Definition of Family and Household Member 72 2 HB 1535 (03) State Emergency Medical Services Advisory Board 72 2 HB 1536 (03) Bonds; Longwood College 72 2 HB 1541 (03) Partial Birth Infanticide 72 2 HB 1542 (03) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Account to Comply; Federal Requirements 72 3 HB 1545 (03) Release of Procurement Records; Public Private Transaction Act 1995 and Education and Finance Act 2003 72 3 HB 1546 (03) State and Local Conflict of Interest Act 72 3 HB 1553 (03) Bicycles 72 3 HB 1556 (03) Charter; Town of Orange 72 3 HB 1558 (03) Local Consumer Utility Tax 72 3 HB 1559 (03) Truancy Court 72 4 HB 1560 (03) Vehicle Towing, Recovery, and Storage Charges 72 4 HB 1563 (03) Capitol Police 72 4 HB 1564 (03) Lottery; Voluntary Assignment of Prizes or Pledges as Collateral 72 4 HB 1569 (03) Virginia Office for Protection and Advocacy 72 4 HB 1572 (03) Juvenile Criminal Information; Schools 72 4 HB 1575 (03) Review and Approval of Certain Information Technology Projects 72 4 HB 1576 (03) Fraudulent Tax Return; Penalty 72 4 HB 1577 (03) Motor Fuels Tax 72 4 HB 1586 (03) Basic Requirements for Political Campaign Advertisements 72 5 HB 1587 (03) Retention of Cancelled Voter Registration Records 72 5 HB 1589 (03) Absentee Ballot Applications and Procedures 72 5 HB 1590 (03) Notice of Times and Locations for Registration 72 5 HB 1593 (03) Driver's License Numbers 72 5 HB 1594 (03) Crimes; Peeping 72 5 HB 1597 (03) Workforce Transition Act; Eligibility for Transitional Benefits 72 5 HB 1598 (03) Confinement of Animals Exposed to Rabies 72 5 HB 1599 (03) Competency to Stand Trial 72 5 HB 1600 (03) Budget Bill; Money Diverted from Transportation Trust Fund 72 6 HB 1601 (03) Alcoholic Beverage Control; Wine/Beer Licenses; Outdoor Performing Arts Facility 72 6 HB 1615 (03) Mechanics' Liens; 120-day Affidavit 72 6 HB 1617 (03) Hazing 72 6 HB 1619 (03) Fraudulent Use of Birth Certificates 72 6 HB 1621 (03) Certificate of Public Need; Regulations Authorizing Proper Cancer Care Centers 72 6 HB 1622 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Disability Benefits 72 6 HB 1623 (03) Mineral Mining Safety 72 6 HB 1624 (03) Individual Income Tax; Subtraction for Military Death Gratuity Payments 72 6 HB 1625 (03) Virginia War Memorial Foundation; Membership; Removal 73 1 HB 1627 (03) Virginia Scenic River Board 73 1 HB 1628 (03) Southside Virginia Business and Education Commission 73 1 HB 1630 (03) Refund of Taxes Erroneously Collected or Paid 73 1 HB 1635 (03) Income Tax; Voluntary Contribution of Tax Refund, VA Federal Humane Society 73 1 HB 1641 (03) Commercial Vehicles Stopped on Certain Roadways or Shoulders 73 1 HB 1643 (03) Polling Places; Prohibited Area; Emergency Situations 73 1 HB 1644 (03) Federal Campaign and Political Committees 73 2 HB 1651 (03) FOIA; Record Exemption for Employment Discrimination Investigations 73 2 HB 1652 (03) ABC; Wine and Beer Shippers' Licenses 73 2 HB 1657 (03) Special License Plates 73 2 HB 1661 (03) Private Piers 73 2 HB 1663 (03) Nonresident Hunting Fees 73 2 HB 1664 (03) Payments to Volunteer Rescue Squads by Localities 73 3 HB 1665 (03) Charter; City of Newport News 73 3 HB 1671 (03) Virginia Envirothon Program 73 3 HB 1673 (03) Assessment of Substantially Completed Buildings 73 3 HB 1677 (03) Flashing of Headlights on Certain Vehicles 73 3 HB 1678 (03) Uniform Statewide Building Code; Inspection of Rental Property 73 3 HB 1679 (03) Meetings of the Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals 73 3 HB 1680 (03) "Out-of-Service" Inspections 73 3 HB 1681 (03) Prepayment of Fines for Violations of Speed Limits 73 3 HB 1683 (03) Offense Against Two or More Statutes or Ordinances; Double Jeopardy 73 3 HB 1684 (03) Line of Duty Act; Definitions 73 4 HB 1685 (03) Medicaid; Preadmission Screening 73 4 HB 1686 (03) Governor; Disposition of Official Correspondence and other Records 73 4 HB 1693 (03) Campaign Finance Disclosure Act; Electronic Filing of Reports 73 4 HB 1694 (03) Line of Duty Act; Definitions 73 4 HB 1695 (03) Health; Local Health Partnership Authorities 73 4 HB 1697 (03) Certified Nursing Facility Education Initiative 73 4 HB 1700 (03) Health; Regulations for Restaurant and Retail Food Establishments 73 4 HB 1702 (03) Penalty for Driving While Intoxicated (DUI) 73 4 HB 1704 (03) Higher Education; Reports of Expenditures of State Funds 73 5 HB 1706 (03) Board of Medicine's Guidelines; Ethical Practice Performance/Surgery 73 5 HB 1709 (03) Virginia Public Procurement Act; Multiphase Contracts/Professional Service 73 5 HB 1714 (03) Comprehensive Services Act; Family Assessment/Planning Team Referral 73 5 HB 1716 (03) Student Social Security Numbers 73 5 HB 1717 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Credit for Service in Armed Forces 73 5 HB 1718 (03) Date and Time of Death 73 5 HB 1719 (03) Charter; City of Bristol 73 5 HB 1720 (03) Office of Comprehensive Services for At-Risk Youth and Families; Vendor Management 73 5 HB 1722 (03) Condominium Act 73 5 HB 1727 (03) Protection of Certain Records in the Possession of Building Officials 73 6 HB 1730 (03) Regulation of Parking 73 6 HB 1731 (03) Charter; Town of Damascus 73 6 HB 1733 (03) Speeding in Highway Work Zones 73 6 HB 1735 (03) Special License Plates 73 6 HB 1736 (03) Charter; Town of Dumfries 73 6 HB 1737 (03) Accident and Sickness Insurance; Coverage for Lymphedema 73 6 HB 1738 (03) Economic Development Authorities 73 6 HB 1739 (03) Government Data Collection and Dissemination Practices Act; Exemptions 73 6 HB 1743 (03) Notification of Cancer Patients Reports to Statewide Cancer Registry 74 1 HB 1744 (03) Government Data Collection and Dissemination Practices Act; SSN's 74 1 HB 1746 (03) Virginia Real Estate Cooperative Act; Taxation 74 1 HB 1747 (03) Certificate of Public Need; Authorization of Certain Amendment 74 1 HB 1748 (03) Virginia Water Facilities Revolving Fund; Brownfields Remediation 74 1 HB 1749 (03) Board for Contractors; Application Affidavits 74 1 HB 1750 (03) Property Tax Exemptions 74 1 HB 1751 (03) Payment of Wages and Salaries 74 2 HB 1752 (03) Local "Crime Stoppers" Programs 74 2 HB 1753 (03) Names of Business Entities 74 2 HB 1754 (03) Sales and Use Tax Exemptions; Omnibus Extension Bill 74 2 HB 1756 (03) Health; Emergency Services 74 2 HB 1757 (03) Remediation for Certain Students 74 2 HB 1761 (03) Dept. of Information Technology; Contracts-Personal Computers 74 2 HB 1764 (03) Health Professions; Donation of Services 74 2 HB 1765 (03) Deer Kill Permit 74 2 HB 1767 (03) Certain Duties of Commissioner of Revenue/Treasurer; Extensions 74 3 HB 1769 (03) Payday Loan Advertising 74 3 HB 1770 (03) Medical Malpractice Action Limitation; Private Emergency Medical Care Attendants or Practitioners 74 3 HB 1774 (03) Department of Veterans Services 74 3 HB 1775 (03) ABC; Grounds ABC May Suspend or Revoke License 74 3 HB 1776 (03) Unclaimed Property; State Treasurer's Records 74 3 HB 1777 (03) Medical Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association 74 3 HB 1778 (03) Uniform Commercial Code; General Provisions 74 3 HB 1782 (03) Probation and Parole Services; Powers; Duties of Director of the Department of Corrections 74 4 HB 1784 (03) Administration; Records on Gubernatorial Appointees 74 4 HB 1786 (03) Provisional Drivers' Licenses 74 4 HB 1787 (03) Forfeiture of Recognizance Bond 74 4 HB 1788 (03) Activities of Former Local Officers and Employees 74 4 HB 1790 (03) Timelines for Decisions and Appeals of Teacher Grievances 74 4 HB 1791 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Group Life Insurance Program 74 4 HB 1792 (03) Defaults on Certain Educational Loans; Health Care Professional License 74 4 HB 1793 (03) Veterans Care Center; Names After Certain Medal of Honor Recipients 74 5 HB 1805 (03) Compliance with Subdivision Ordinance 74 5 HB 1808 (03) Treasurer; City of Galax 74 5 HB 1814 (03) Health; Protection of Complainants 74 5 HB 1817 (03) Private Security Services 74 5 HB 1819 (03) Perfection of Lien by General Contractor; Recordation and Notice 74 5 HB 1820 (03) Information Concerning Health Professionals; Post of Home Addresses 74 5 HB 1821 (03) Replacement of Manufactured Housing 74 5 HB 1822 (03) Medicaid-Buy-In 74 5 HB 1823 (03) Prescriptions for Therapeutic Equivalent Drugs; Virginia Voluntary Formulary 74 6 HB 1824 (03) Health Professions; Pharmacy Technicians 74 6 HB 1825 (03) Health Professions; Pharmacy and the Schedule of Drugs 74 6 HB 1826 (03) Health Insurance; Re-underwriting Individuals 74 6 HB 1827 (03) Virginia Securities Act 74 6 HB 1828 (03) Nonstock Corporations; Articles of Dissolution 74 6 HB 1829 (03) Business Entities; Articles of Merger 75 1 HB 1830 (03) Corporations and Limited Liability Companies; Entity Conversions 75 1 HB 1831 (03) Dogs Injuring or Killing Other Companion Animals 75 1 HB 1832 (03) Code Adam Alerts; Virginia Amber Alert Program 75 1 HB 1833 (03) Information to be Provided Prior to Abortion; Adoption 75 1 HB 1834 (03) Scoliosis Screening for Public School Students 75 1 HB 1836 (03) Recording Certificate of Satisfaction 75 1 HB 1838 (03) Taxpayer's Budget Bill of Rights 75 1 HB 1840 (03) Lost Evidences of Debt 75 2 HB 1842 (03) Retention of District Court Records 75 2 HB 1844 (03) Secretary of Health and Human Resources; Adoption Awareness Campaign 75 2 HB 1845 (03) Electronic Filing of Court Documents 75 2 HB 1851 (03) Development of Former Federal Areas 75 2 HB 1854 (03) Absentee Ballot Procedures 75 2 HB 1856 (03) Definition of a Firearm 75 2 HB 1857 (03) Removal of Illegal Signs from Highway Rights-of-Way 75 3 HB 1860 (03) Automated External Defibrillators; Public-Access Defibrillation 75 3 HB 1861 (03) Dangerous or Vicious Dogs 75 3 HB 1862 (03) Campaign Finance Disclosure Act; Forms/Filings/Reporting Requirements 75 3 HB 1863 (03) Professional Services; Independent Contractors 75 3 HB 1864 (03) Medical Malpractice; Independent Contractors 75 3 HB 1865 (03) Abandoning or Dumping Companion Animals 75 3 HB 1866 (03) Possession and Ownership of Companion Animals 75 4 HB 1868 (03) Senior Citizens Higher Education Act; Emergency 75 4 HB 1869 (03) Medicaid; Prohibited Acts 75 4 HB 1870 (03) Transfer/Copies of Patient Records Upon Sale/Relocation of Practice 75 4 HB 1871 (03) Health Professions; Multistate Nursing Compact 75 4 HB 1872 (03) Budget Bill; Additional Funds in the Revenue Stabilization Fund 75 4 HB 1874 (03) Voluntary Contributions by Hunters 75 4 HB 1875 (03) Virginia Soil and Water Conservation Board 75 4 HB 1876 (03) Water and Sewer Charges 75 4 HB 1877 (03) Workers' Compensation; Infectious Disease Presumption 75 4 HB 1881 (03) Service Districts 75 5 HB 1884 (03) Rural Rustic Road Program 75 5 HB 1885 (03) Local Government Health Insurance Programs; Volunteer Fire and Rescue 75 5 HB 1886 (03) Health Insurance; Coverage for Reconstructive Breast Surgery 75 5 HB 1888 (03) Civil Penalties for Zoning Violations 75 5 HB 1889 (03) Virginia Petroleum Products Franchise Act 75 5 HB 1896 (03) School Board Employees; Compensation Schedule 75 5 HB 1899 (03) Schools of Optometry; Enrollment Funding 75 5 HB 1900 (03) Health Professions; Practice of Dentistry 75 5 HB 1902 (03) All-Terrain Vehicles 75 5 HB 1903 (03) Oversize and Overweight Vehicles 75 6 HB 1904 (03) Overweight Permits for Certain Trucks 75 6 HB 1905 (03) Bail Bondsmen 75 6 HB 1906 (03) Medical Malpractice; Expert Witnesses 75 6 HB 1907 (03) Student Expulsions; Possession of Air Rifle or BB Gun 75 6 HB 1911 (03) Traffic Infractions; Penalty 76 1 HB 1913 (03) Individual Income Tax; Refund Checkoff for Historic Resources Fund 76 1 HB 1914 (03) Income Tax; Foreign Source Income 76 1 HB 1915 (03) Jurisdiction of Juvenile Court; When Divested 76 1 HB 1916 (03) Use of Accrued Annual Leave for Military Service 76 1 HB 1917 (03) State Grievance Procedure 76 1 HB 1918 (03) Certificate of Forensic Scientist as Evidence 76 1 HB 1919 (03) Failure to File Inventory 76 1 HB 1920 (03) Commissioners of Accounts 76 1 HB 1921 (03) Fiduciary Duties; Probate Tax 76 2 HB 1922 (03) Writs of Actual Innocence 76 2 HB 1923 (03) Death Penalty; Mental Retardation 76 2 HB 1924 (03) Notice of Release on Parole 76 2 HB 1925 (03) Technology Infrastructure Projects Added to Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002 76 2 HB 1926 (03) Information Technology Investment Board; Virginia Information Technologies Agency; Chief Information Officer 76 3 HB 1927 (03) Procurement of Information Technology; Reverse Auctioning 76 3 HB 1928 (03) Crimes; Money Laundering 76 3 HB 1929 (03) Unemployment Compensation; Weekly Benefit Amount 76 3 HB 1930 (03) Real Estate Brokerage Subsidiaries of Banks 76 3 HB 1931 (03) Electronic Communications Devices 76 4 HB 1932 (03) Local Business Taxes; Appeals 76 4 HB 1933 (03) Physical Therapist Assistants; Supervision 76 4 HB 1934 (03) Physical Therapists; Administration of Controlled Substances 76 4 HB 1935 (03) Extended Service Contract Act 76 4 HB 1937 (03) Insurance Agent Licensing 76 4 HB 1939 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Access to Cable/TV Facilities 76 4 HB 1941 (03) Board of Barbers and Cosmetology; Regulation of Hair Braiders 76 4 HB 1942 (03) Condominium Act; Quorum Requirements 76 4 HB 1943 (03) Towing 76 5 HB 1944 (03) Licensing Suspensions for Failure to Pay Judgments 76 5 HB 1945 (03) Ratio Utility Billing Systems; Commercial/Residential Rental Units 76 5 HB 1946 (03) Commonwealth Transportation Commissioner Condemnations; Delays 76 5 HB 1948 (03) Property Insurance; Adverse Underwriting Decisions 76 5 HB 1949 (03) Commonwealth Transportation Commissioner Condemnations; Evidence of Value 76 5 HB 1950 (03) Commonwealth Transportation Commissioner Condemnations; Rate of Interest 76 5 HB 1951 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act; Application Fees 76 5 HB 1952 (03) Virginia State Crime Commission 76 5 HB 1953 (03) Creation of the Low Impact Development Assessment Task Force 76 6 HB 1954 (03) Licenses; Identification Cards; Fraudulent Representation; Penalty 76 6 HB 1955 (03) Administration of Government; State Executive Council At-Risk Youth 76 6 HB 1956 (03) Administration of Government; Comprehensive Services; At-Risk Youth 76 6 HB 1961 (03) Health; Practice of Midwifery 76 6 HB 1962 (03) Commercial Driver's Licenses; Hazardous Materials Endorsement 76 6 HB 1967 (03) Duties of the Commission on Local Government 76 6 HB 1969 (03) Merger; Board of Rehabilitative Services; State Rehabilitative Council 76 6 HB 1972 (03) Health; Water Quality Analysis 77 1 HB 1974 (03) Installment Payment of Assessments for Local Improvements; Interest 77 1 HB 1976 (03) Uniform Disclaimer of Property Interests Act 77 1 HB 1977 (03) Incorporating Powers of Fiduciary into Will or Trust; Estate 77 1 HB 1978 (03) Wills and Decedents' Estates; Presumption of Death 77 1 HB 1986 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Losses; Deferred Compensation; Defined Contribution Retirement Plan 77 1 HB 1987 (03) Virginia Board for People with Disabilities 77 1 HB 1988 (03) Enterprise Zone Designation Period 77 1 HB 1989 (03) Regional Housing Authorities; Appointment of Commissioners 77 2 HB 1990 (03) Housing; Appointment of Commissioners of Regional Housing Authorities 77 2 HB 1992 (03) Fees for Solid Waste Disposal 77 2 HB 1995 (03) Vehicles Used in Harvesting 77 2 HB 2000 (03) Underage Alcohol Possession 77 2 HB 2004 (03) State and Local Correctional Facilities; Furloughs 77 2 HB 2008 (03) Restitution to Crime Victims 77 2 HB 2009 (03) Adoption; Birth Parent Physical and Mental History 77 2 HB 2011 (03) Emergency Custody Orders; Adult Persons Mentally Disabled 77 2 HB 2012 (03) Notice of Juvenile Detention Review Hearing 77 3 HB 2013 (03) The University of Virginia Medical Center; Deemed Licensure 77 3 HB 2016 (03) Residential Subdivisions 77 3 HB 2020 (03) Restoration of Civil Right to Register to Vote 77 3 HB 2031 (03) Background Checks in Localities 77 3 HB 2034 (03) Virginia Property Owners' Association Act; Amendment to Declaration 77 3 HB 2044 (03) Charter; Town of Vinton 77 3 HB 2045 (03) Local Taxation; Lower Rate for Admissions Tax on Certain Events 77 3 HB 2048 (03) Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Program 77 4 HB 2050 (03) Virginia Public Procurement Act; Payment Bonds 77 5 HB 2053 (03) Virginia Sickness and Disability Program 77 5 HB 2056 (03) Special Land Use Assessment 77 5 HB 2058 (03) Local Codification of Ordinances 77 5 HB 2059 (03) Governor; Reestimate of General Fund Revenues 77 5 HB 2061 (03) Identity Theft 77 5 HB 2062 (03) Government Data Collection; Dissemination Practices Act; SSNs 77 5 HB 2063 (03) Government Data Collection; Dissemination Practices Act; SSNs 77 5 HB 2066 (03) Interstate Route 73 77 5 HB 2068 (03) Charter; Town of Floyd 77 6 HB 2069 (03) Charter; Town of Gretna 77 6 HB 2071 (03) Claims; Deborah G. Wheeling 77 6 HB 2074 (03) Food Inspections 77 6 HB 2075 (03) Virginia Workforce Council; Membership; Powers and Duties 77 6 HB 2077 (03) Charter; City of Poquoson 77 6 HB 2079 (03) State Travel Guidelines 77 6 HB 2086 (03) Freedom of Information Act; Penalties for Violation 77 6 HB 2089 (03) Food and Beverage Tax and Meals Tax; Embezzlement 77 6 HB 2091 (03) Drug Testing in Public Schools 77 6 HB 2096 (03) Commissioner of Accounts; Vouchers and Statement of Assets 78 1 HB 2097 (03) Administration of Government; Long-Term Planning; Roadmap to Virginia's Future 78 1 HB 2101 (03) Persons with Disabilities; Community Services 78 1 HB 2104 (03) Economic Development Authorities 78 1 HB 2106 (03) Health; Vital Statistics 78 1 HB 2109 (03) Fraudulent Account Entries 78 1 HB 2110 (03) Damaging Highway Signs; Penalty 78 1 HB 2113 (03) Authorization to Kill Deer or Bear 78 1 HB 2115 (03) General Assembly; Creation of State Boards and Commissions; Duration 78 1 HB 2116 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Payment; Eligible Rollover Distribution to Retirement Plan 78 1 HB 2118 (03) County Manager Form of Government; Background Checks 78 1 HB 2121 (03) Requirement; Accident Reconstructionists; Licensed Private Investigators 78 1 HB 2122 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Purchase of Prior Service Credit 78 2 HB 2123 (03) Uniform Statewide Building Code; Basis for Regulation 78 3 HB 2124 (03) Governor's Schools; Selection of Fiscal Agent 78 3 HB 2125 (03) Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers; Inspection of Crematories 78 3 HB 2128 (03) Custody, Visitation, Support; Educational Seminars 78 3 HB 2131 (03) FOIA; Board for Branch Pilots; Confidentiality of Information 78 3 HB 2135 (03) Department of Treasury; Risk Management Plan; Inclusion of Free Clinic 78 3 HB 2140 (03) Posting of Bill of Rights in Public Schools 78 3 HB 2145 (03) National Voter Registration Act Coordinating Committee 78 3 HB 2150 (03) DMV to Provide Self-Service Options 78 3 HB 2151 (03) School Funding; Reporting of Required Local Expenditures 78 4 HB 2152 (03) Advertising on Transit Passenger Shelters 78 4 HB 2153 (03) Motor Vehicle Fees 78 4 HB 2155 (03) Juvenile Medical Records 78 4 HB 2156 (03) Water Supply Fund 78 4 HB 2157 (03) Damage Stamp Program 78 4 HB 2161 (03) Claims; McCowan, Owens, et al. 78 4 HB 2164 (03) Virginia Wireless Service Authorities Act 78 4 HB 2174 (03) Safety Inspection Approval Stickers; Motorcycles 78 5 HB 2175 (03) Identity Theft 78 5 HB 2177 (03) Charter; Town of Wise 78 5 HB 2179 (03) Criminal Sentencing Commission; Modifications; Discretionary Sentencing 78 5 HB 2180 (03) Jail Policies 78 5 HB 2181 (03) Possession of Firearm While in Possession of Certain Drugs 78 5 HB 2182 (03) Health Practitioner Contact Information for a Public Health Emergency 78 5 HB 2183 (03) Administering or Dispensing of Drugs; Disaster or Emergency 78 5 HB 2184 (03) Certain Immunity for Health Care Providers; Man-Made Disasters 78 6 HB 2187 (03) Human Services Information and Referral Advisory Council 78 6 HB 2188 (03) Emergency Removal of Abused and Neglected Children 78 6 HB 2192 (03) Virginia Public Procurement Act; Reverse Auctioning 78 6 HB 2193 (03) Credit Services Businesses Act 78 6 HB 2196 (03) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Filing Schedule; Persons; Political Committees 78 6 HB 2197 (03) House of Delegates Districts 78 6 HB 2198 (03) Conditional Votes; Identification Requirement 78 6 HB 2204 (03) Pharmacists' Compounding of Drug Products 79 1 HB 2205 (03) Health Professions; Physician Assistant Prescriptive Authority 79 1 HB 2206 (03) Health Professions; Pharmacy 79 1 HB 2209 (03) FOIA; Closed Meetings; State Lottery Board 79 1 HB 2210 (03) Emergency Services and Disaster Law; Release of Records 79 1 HB 2211 (03) FOIA; Critical Infrastructure and Vulnerability Assessments 79 1 HB 2212 (03) Virginia Racing Commission; Acquisition of Interest in Licensee 79 1 HB 2213 (03) Condominium Act; Responsibility for Insurance Deductibles 79 2 HB 2216 (03) Condominium Act; Authority to Levy Additional Assessments 79 2 HB 2217 (03) Property Owners' Association Act; Applicability 79 2 HB 2220 (03) Court Reporters 79 2 HB 2221 (03) Health Professions; Acupuncture 79 2 HB 2222 (03) Financial Responsibilities of Localities; Medical Treatment of Inmates 79 2 HB 2225 (03) Prescription Assistance Mechanisms 79 2 HB 2226 (03) Supreme Court; Distribution of Reports 79 2 HB 2228 (03) Charter; City of Lexington 79 2 HB 2229 (03) Probation for Underage Alcohol Possession 79 3 HB 2230 (03) Local Probation Officers 79 3 HB 2231 (03) Access to Juvenile's Court Records 79 3 HB 2232 (03) Duties and Responsibilities of Local Pretrial Services Officers 79 3 HB 2233 (03) Recognition of Foreign Adoption Decrees 79 3 HB 2234 (03) Essential and Standard Health Services Plans 79 3 HB 2236 (03) Water Quality Reports 79 3 HB 2239 (03) Haul Seine Nets 79 3 HB 2245 (03) Parole; Community-Based Programs 79 4 HB 2254 (03) Notification of Reduction in Force for Teachers 79 4 HB 2257 (03) Driver's Licenses for Persons Less than 18 Years Old 79 4 HB 2259 (03) Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) 79 4 HB 2266 (03) Motor Vehicle Glass 79 4 HB 2267 (03) Insurance; Unfair Settlement Practices; Replacement and Repair 79 4 HB 2269 (03) Regulation of Parking by Localities 79 4 HB 2270 (03) Local Employee Bonuses 79 4 HB 2274 (03) Trial of Juveniles as Adults 79 5 HB 2275 (03) First Domestic Assault; Deferral and Probation 79 5 HB 2277 (03) Conveyance of Real Estate for Delinquent Taxes or Certain Liens 79 5 HB 2279 (03) Charter; Town of Chatham 79 5 HB 2282 (03) Child Protection Act; Mandatory Counseling; Detention 79 5 HB 2283 (03) Conflict of Interest; Contracts for R and D and Intellectual Property 79 5 HB 2284 (03) Commonwealth Technology Research Fund Continued 79 5 HB 2285 (03) Authorization to Transfer; Patents and Copyrights of Higher Education Institutions 79 5 HB 2287 (03) Children's Health Insurance 79 5 HB 2288 (03) Child Protective Services; School Investigation Procedures 79 6 HB 2290 (03) Computer Crimes; Enhanced Penalties; Forfeiture; etc. 79 6 HB 2294 (03) Remote Access to Land Records 79 6 HB 2297 (03) Children's Health Insurance; Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance Programs 79 6 HB 2299 (03) State Building Code Technical Review Board; Membership 79 6 HB 2300 (03) Health; State Emergency Medical Services Advisory Board 79 6 HB 2301 (03) Licensure; Regulatory Requirements; Persons in Medical and Healing Arts 79 6 HB 2302 (03) Administration of Controlled Substances by Nurses 80 1 HB 2303 (03) Martial Agreements 80 1 HB 2304 (03) Political Committees; Passage or Defeat of Referenda; Disclosure 80 1 HB 2305 (03) Name Change; Preventing Identity Theft 80 1 HB 2309 (03) State-Responsible Clients; Forms of Identification 80 1 HB 2310 (03) Health; Preinatal Depression 80 1 HB 2314 (03) Erosion and Sediment Control Law 80 1 HB 2316 (03) High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lanes 80 1 HB 2318 (03) Electric Restructuring; Legislative Transition Task Force 80 2 HB 2319 (03) Electric Utility Restructuring; Pilot Programs for Aggregation 80 2 HB 2321 (03) Health; Radon Testing 80 2 HB 2322 (03) Charter, City of Norfolk 80 2 HB 2323 (03) Personal Property Tax; Situs for Assessment of Motor Vehicles 80 2 HB 2324 (03) Drivers' License Suspension; Underage Drinking and Driving 80 2 HB 2328 (03) Virginia Investment Partnership Act; Virginia Investment Performance Grants 80 2 HB 2329 (03) Funeral Processions 80 2 HB 2335 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Terms of Rental Agreements 80 2 HB 2339 (03) In-State Tuition for Aliens 80 3 HB 2340 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Definition of Prepaid Rent 80 4 HB 2341 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Confidentiality of Records 80 4 HB 2342 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Acceptance; Rent Reservations 80 4 HB 2343 (03) Writs of Possession; Unlawful Detainer 80 4 HB 2344 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Bonds; Lieu of Security Deposits 80 4 HB 2346 (03) Duties; Inspector General; Mental Health, Retardation, Substance Abuse 80 4 HB 2351 (03) Withholding Tax Filing; Electronic Funds Transfer 80 4 HB 2356 (03) Charter; Town of Blacksburg 80 4 HB 2361 (03) Madison E. Marye Highway 80 4 HB 2362 (03) Repair of Deteriorating Buildings 80 4 HB 2364 (03) Student Representative; State Council of Higher Education 80 5 HB 2373 (03) Background Checks Required for Certain Local Employees or Licensees 80 5 HB 2376 (03) Cathode Ray Tube Recycling Program 80 5 HB 2379 (03) Crime Victim Rights 80 5 HB 2380 (03) Elimination and Consolidation; Duplicate Inactive Collegial Bodies 80 5 HB 2386 (03) Child Support; Enforceability of Agreements on Future Modifications 80 5 HB 2390 (03) Drug Offender Assessment Fund 80 5 HB 2392 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Award of Attorneys' Fees 80 5 HB 2393 (03) Dept. of Conservation and Recreation Board Consolidation 80 5 HB 2395 (03) Volunteer Firefighter and Emergency Medical Technician Tuition Reimbursement 80 6 HB 2396 (03) Virginia Outdoors Foundation; Regional Open-Space Preservation 80 6 HB 2397 (03) Public Utilities; Communications Services 80 6 HB 2400 (03) Individual Income Tax; Subtraction; Peanut Quota Buyout Program 80 6 HB 2402 (03) Nursing Homes, Home Care Organizations, Hospice Program Criminal Record Checks 80 6 HB 2404 (03) Driver Education 80 6 HB 2405 (03) Child Support Enforcement; Lien on Injury and Wrongful Death Awards 80 6 HB 2406 (03) Comprehensive Plan; Affordable Housing 81 1 HB 2414 (03) Board for Contractors; Prohibited Acts 81 1 HB 2415 (03) Board for Contractors; Prohibited Acts by Awarding Authorities 81 1 HB 2418 (03) Preneed Funeral Contracts Through Irrevocable Trusts 81 1 HB 2419 (03) Lifetime Trapping License 81 1 HB 2423 (03) Community Development Authorities 81 1 HB 2426 (03) Posting Certain Information on the Internet; Prohibitions 81 1 HB 2427 (03) Virginia Correctional Enterprises Advisory Board 81 1 HB 2428 (03) Blue Ridge Regional Education and Training Council 81 2 HB 2429 (03) Advisory Committee for the Regional Competitiveness Act 81 2 HB 2430 (03) Nomenclature Correction 81 2 HB 2431 (03) DNA Samples 81 2 HB 2432 (03) DNA of Juvenile Felons 81 2 HB 2434 (03) Silvicultural Activities; Best Management Practices 81 2 HB 2436 (03) Invasive Species Council Established 81 2 HB 2437 (03) School Board Salaries 81 2 HB 2438 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Teachers 81 2 HB 2440 (03) Violation of Court Order Regarding Custody and Visitation; Penalty 81 3 HB 2442 (03) Students with Limited English Proficiency; Standards of Quality 81 3 HB 2444 (03) Fees; Services of Judges/Clerks; Civil Cases in Juvenile Court 81 3 HB 2445 (03) Sexually Violent Predators 81 3 HB 2447 (03) Abandoned Babies; Affirmative Defense to Prosecution 81 4 HB 2451 (03) Workers' Compensation Commission Procedures 81 4 HB 2453 (03) Electric Utility Restructuring; Regional Transmission Entities 81 4 HB 2454 (03) Virginia Tax Amnesty Program 81 5 HB 2455 (03) Income Tax; Conformity of Terms to the Internal Revenue Code 81 5 HB 2456 (03) Virginia Fuels Tax Refunds 81 5 HB 2457 (03) Child Pornography Images Registry; Child Pornography; Penalties 81 5 HB 2461 (03) Criminal Procedure; Collection of Delinquent Fines, Costs, etc. 81 5 HB 2462 (03) Unclaimed Property; Demutualization Proceeds 81 5 HB 2463 (03) Patient Health Records Privacy; Subpoenas Duces Tecum; Emergency 81 5 HB 2465 (03) Dept. of Mines, Minerals, and Energy Permit Fees 81 5 HB 2467 (03) VHDA and Board of Housing and Community Development; Membership 81 5 HB 2470 (03) Dept. of Minority Business Enterprise; Reports 81 5 HB 2471 (03) Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Commission 81 6 HB 2473 (03) Removal of Abandoned Nonconforming Signs 82 1 HB 2476 (03) Disposal of Trash or Cutting of Weeds 82 1 HB 2477 (03) Registered Nurses; Authority to Conduct Physical Exams of Children 82 1 HB 2479 (03) Laser Speed Determination Devices 82 1 HB 2480 (03) Uniform Statewide Building Code; Regulations; New Building Products 82 1 HB 2483 (03) Motor Vehicles; Failure to Pay Parking Citations 82 1 HB 2484 (03) Unemployment Compensation; Exclusion; Independent Clinical Services 82 1 HB 2486 (03) Line of Duty Act; Chaplains 82 2 HB 2487 (03) Virginia Retirement System (Level Income Option) 82 2 HB 2488 (03) Opening of Safety Deposit Box 82 2 HB 2489 (03) State Council of Higher Education 82 2 HB 2490 (03) Estate Tax 82 2 HB 2492 (03) FOIA; Record Exemption; Insurance Claim Records 82 2 HB 2497 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Security Deposit and Interest 82 2 HB 2498 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Definition; Rental Application 82 2 HB 2500 (03) Sealing of Probation Reports 82 2 HB 2502 (03) Motor Vehicle, Trailer and Motor Cycle Dealers; Agents for Dept. of Motor Vehicles 82 2 HB 2503 (03) Real Estate Appeals to Boards of Equalization and Circuit Court 82 3 HB 2504 (03) Disabled Parking 82 4 HB 2505 (03) Expenses Incurred in Responding to DUI Incident 82 4 HB 2507 (03) General Assembly; Journals and Documents of Senate and House of Delegates 82 4 HB 2509 (03) Plat Approval 82 4 HB 2510 (03) Destruction of Misdemeanor Arrest Warrants, Summonses and Capiases 82 4 HB 2511 (03) Criminal Justice Training Academies; Fees 82 4 HB 2512 (03) Motor Vehicle Insurance; Exclusion of Named Persons 82 4 HB 2514 (03) Disposition of the Unrestorably Incompetent Defendant 82 4 HB 2515 (03) General Assembly Conflicts of Interests Act; Disclosure Form 82 5 HB 2516 (03) Wills and Decedents' Estates; Administrator 82 5 HB 2518 (03) Court Services Units; Personnel 82 5 HB 2519 (03) Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders 82 5 HB 2521 (03) Equipment Dealers Protection Act 82 5 HB 2524 (03) Insurance and Information Policy 82 5 HB 2525 (03) Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions for Nonprofit Entities 82 5 HB 2527 (03) Virginia Organic Food Act 82 6 HB 2529 (03) Uniform Statewide Building Code; Installation of Communication Equipment 82 6 HB 2533 (03) Virginia Public Procurement Act; Certain Transactions Prohibited 82 6 HB 2535 (03) Use of Credit Information in Insurance Transactions 82 6 HB 2536 (03) Enforcement of Requirements for Tobacco Product Manufacturers; Penalty 82 6 HB 2537 (03) Motor Vehicle Sales and Use Tax; Casual Sales 82 6 HB 2538 (03) Tax Administration; Application; Correction of State Tax Assessment 82 7 HB 2539 (03) Overhead High Voltage Line Safety Act 82 7 HB 2540 (03) Erroneous Cross-References 82 7 HB 2541 (03) Criminal Justice Record Information and Crime Code References 82 7 HB 2543 (03) U.S. Route 460 Improvements 83 1 HB 2544 (03) Home Protection Companies; Arbitration Clauses 83 1 HB 2545 (03) Child Custody Evaluations 83 1 HB 2550 (03) Virginia Register of Regulations 83 1 HB 2554 (03) Income Tax; Subtraction; Payments Received; Poultry and Egg Producers 83 1 HB 2556 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Withdrawing Employers 83 1 HB 2563 (03) Virginia Dept. of Transportation; Conveyance of Right-of-Way Usage 83 1 HB 2568 (03) Presidential Primaries 83 2 HB 2571 (03) Governor: Six-Year Plan Review; Advisory Board of Economists 83 2 HB 2578 (03) Waiver of Presentence Reports 83 2 HB 2579 (03) Exceptions to Legal Rate of Interest; Exercising Stock Options 83 2 HB 2594 (03) Health; Family Access to Medical Insurance Security Plan (FAMIS) 83 2 HB 2600 (03) Disclosure of Proffered Cash Payments and Expenditures by Localities 83 2 HB 2601 (03) Health Maintenance Organizations; Powers 83 2 HB 2602 (03) Construction and Operation of Treatment Works 83 3 HB 2603 (03) Religious and Charitable Matters; Quantity of Real Property a Church Holds 83 3 HB 2604 (03) Motor Vehicle Transaction Recovery Fund 83 3 HB 2605 (03) Dialysis Patient Care Technicians 83 3 HB 2606 (03) Fire Insurance; Exclusions 83 3 HB 2609 (03) Annuity Contracts; Minimum Interest Rate 83 3 HB 2610 (03) Foreign Medical School Graduates' Requirements; Admission; Licensure 83 4 HB 2612 (03) Killing a Conservation Officer; Penalty 83 4 HB 2613 (03) Viatical Settlement Act 83 4 HB 2615 (03) Sale of Drugs On or Near Certain Properties; Penalty 83 4 HB 2616 (03) Sale of Certain Product Prohibited 83 4 HB 2618 (03) Unsolicited Facsimile Transmissions 83 4 HB 2619 (03) Charter; Town of Boykins 83 5 HB 2620 (03) Health Insurance Credits for Retired State Employees 83 5 HB 2621 (03) School Safety Audits 83 5 HB 2624 (03) General District Court Pleadings; Limited Liability Companies 83 5 HB 2630 (03) Claims; Elmo and Mary Lawrence 83 5 HB 2631 (03) Soil and Water Conservation District Boards 83 5 HB 2634 (03) Condo Unit Owners' Association; Electronic Voting; Notice Transmissions 83 5 HB 2635 (03) Recounts and Contests of Elections; Presidential Elections 83 6 HB 2637 (03) Electric Utility Restructuring; Suspension 83 6 HB 2638 (03) Norfolk State University 83 6 HB 2639 (03) VRTAC; Strategies; Report 83 6 HB 2641 (03) Avian Influenza 83 6 HB 2642 (03) Community Development Authority 83 6 HB 2647 (03) Lighting Level Regulation; Augusta County 83 6 HB 2648 (03) Limited Access to Safe-Deposit Box; Powers of Attorney 83 6 HB 2649 (03) Obstructing Justice by Giving False Information to Police 84 1 HB 2651 (03) Health Professions; Licensing 84 1 HB 2652 (03) Alcoholic Beverage Control; Gifts of Alcoholic Beverages by Licensees 84 1 HB 2653 (03) Property; Penalty for Failure to Property Release a Deed of Trust 84 1 HB 2654 (03) Ethics Advisory Panel 84 1 HB 2656 (03) Local Warrant Books; Limits on Release of Information 84 1 HB 2658 (03) FOIA; Exemptions for the Commonwealth Health Research Board 84 1 HB 2659 (03) Collection of Local Taxes 84 1 HB 2661 (03) DNA Samples for Violent Crime Arrests 84 2 HB 2666 (03) Auditor of Public Accounts 84 2 HB 2670 (03) Transportation of Person in Civil Commitment Process 84 2 HB 2671 (03) School Safety Personnel 84 2 HB 2674 (03) Driver's License Expirations 84 2 HB 2678 (03) State Council of Higher Education; Appointment of Members 84 2 HB 2680 (03) Reports of Certain Acts by School Authorities 84 2 HB 2681 (03) Motorcycle Dealers 84 2 HB 2683 (03) Uniform Statewide Building Code; Rehabilitation; Maintenance of Existing Buildings 84 2 HB 2685 (03) Flashing Red or Red and White Warning Lights 84 3 HB 2689 (03) Dog Fighting 84 3 HB 2694 (03) Voluntary Settlements Among Local Governments; Acceptance of Proffers 84 3 HB 2696 (03) Occupational Health and Safety 84 3 HB 2698 (03) Civil Commitment Procedures 84 3 HB 2701 (03) Virginia Public Procurement Act; Cooperative Procurement 84 3 HB 2702 (03) Mandatory Connection to Water and Sewage Systems in Certain Counties 84 3 HB 2703 (03) Humane Investigations 84 4 HB 2705 (03) Animal Control Officers 84 4 HB 2707 (03) Community Centers in Certain Towns 84 4 HB 2708 (03) Special License Plates; Special Forces Association 84 4 HB 2710 (03) Signature Solicitation for Nominating Petitions by Electoral Boards 84 4 HB 2715 (03) Discount for Early Payment of Taxes 84 4 HB 2716 (03) Auxiliary Police Forces 84 4 HB 2719 (03) Buckingham Correction Center 84 4 HB 2720 (03) Vehicle Dealers; On-Line System Filing Fees; Manual Transaction Fees 84 5 HB 2721 (03) Telecommunications Services; Arbitration 84 5 HB 2722 (03) Unemployment Compensation; Records and Reports 84 5 HB 2723 (03) Real Estate Board; Continuing Education for Licensees 84 5 HB 2726 (03) Property Tax; Certified Pollution Control Equipment and Facilities 84 5 HB 2728 (03) Workers' Compensation; Smallpox Vaccine 84 5 HB 2731 (03) Government Data Collection and Dissemination Practices Act; Definition 84 6 HB 2738 (03) Virginia Freedom of Information Act Exemption 84 6 HB 2740 (03) Garnished Wages Protected by Homestead Exemption 84 6 HB 2741 (03) Personal Injury Claims; Commonwealth's Lien 84 6 HB 2742 (03) Herbert H. Bateman Advanced Ship Building Carrier Integration Center 84 6 HB 2745 (03) Designation; Hearing or Speech Impairment; Operator of an Automobile 84 6 HB 2746 (03) Exemptions from the Virginia Personnel Act 84 6 HB 2748 (03) Private Trust Company Act 84 6 HB 2749 (03) Virginia Racing Commission; Live Horse Racing Compact 85 1 HB 2752 (03) Nonindigenous Aquatic Nuisance Species Act 85 1 HB 2757 (03) Data on Convictions; School Personnel 85 1 HB 2759 (03) Dept. of Professional and Occupational Regulation; Soil Scientists 85 1 HB 2760 (03) Virginia Research and Technology Advisory Commission (VRTAC); Plan 85 1 HB 2763 (03) Firearms on School Property and Locked Vehicle Trunks 85 1 HB 2764 (03) Fees for Driving Under the Influence Conviction 85 1 HB 2765 (03) Corrections; Payment of Costs by Local Inmates 85 2 HB 2767 (03) Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV); Library of Virginia 85 2 HB 2772 (03) Licensure of Hospice Programs and Facilities 85 2 HB 2775 (03) Mental Health; Reports by Guardians 85 2 HB 2789 (03) Trichlorethylene Prohibited; Penalty 85 2 HB 2795 (03) Red Warning Lights 85 2 HB 2797 (03) Overweight Permits; Specialized Mobile Equipment 85 2 HB 2799 (03) Northern Virginia Transportation District Program 85 2 HB 2802 (03) Insurance Consultants; Contract Provisions 85 3 HB 2803 (03) Accident and Sickness Insurance; Claims Experience 85 3 HB 2804 (03) Virginia Public Building Authority; Capitol Square Preservation Act of 2003 85 3 HB 2806 (03) Four-Day School Week 85 3 HB 2807 (03) Transferring Property of Unincorporated Area; to Board of Supervisors 85 3 HB 2808 (03) Regulation of Pawnshops, etc.; Records of Secondhand Goods; Penalty 85 4 HB 2809 (03) Mental Health; Power of Conservator 85 4 HB 2810 (03) Dept. of Health; Regulation of Bedding and Upholstered Furniture 85 4 HB 2812 (03) Dept. of Professional and Occupational Regulation; Polygraph Examiners 85 4 HB 2816 (03) Preparedness and Coordination Program 85 4 HB 2818 (03) Supply and Demand for Nurses in Virginia 85 4 HB 2826 (03) Resisting Arrest 85 5 HB 2827 (03) Sales and Use Tax; Food Tax Reduction Program 85 5 HB 2828 (03) Virginia Individual Income Tax 85 5 HB 2833 (03) Athletic Trainer Certification; Protective Taping 85 5 HB 2834 (03) Biennial Election of Gloucester County Supervisors; Initial Term 85 5 HB 2835 (03) Nominations and Ballots for Presidential Elections 85 5 HB 2836 (03) Campaign Finance Disclosure Reports; Failure to File and Late Filings 85 5 HB 2837 (03) The University of Virginia's Board of Visitors; Emergency 85 5 Senate SB 659 (03) School Board Employees; Testing for Blood-Borne Pathogens 86 1 SB 695 (03) Dept. of Business Assistance; Workforce Retraining Program and Fund 86 1 SB 696 (03) Jail Processing Fee 86 1 SB 702 (03) Special Elections to Fill Vacancies in Offices; Notice of Election 86 1 SB 706 (03) Compensation and Expenses of Members of Collegial Bodies 86 1 SB 707 (03) Central Criminal Records Exchange; Reports by Law-Enforcement 86 1 SB 710 (03) Standards of Quality; Quality Instruction 86 2 SB 711 (03) Red or Red and White Flashing Warning Lights 86 2 SB 712 (03) "Out-of-Service" Inspections 86 2 SB 713 (03) Condemnation; Interest 86 2 SB 714 (03) Circuit Court Clerks; Recordation of Documents 86 2 SB 715 (03) Charter; Town of Wise 86 2 SB 717 (03) School Board of Employees; Compensation Schedule 86 2 SB 718 (03) Charter; City of Norton 86 2 SB 721 (03) "Photo-Toll" Program 86 3 SB 722 (03) Transient Occupancy Tax 86 3 SB 723 (03) Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport Authority 86 3 SB 724 (03) Bicycle Racks on Buses 86 3 SB 726 (03) Sale of Hunting and Fishing Licenses 86 3 SB 732 (03) General District Court Pleadings; Limited Liability Companies 86 3 SB 735 (03) Conveyance of Real Estate for Delinquent Taxes or Certain Liens 86 4 SB 736 (03) Charter; Town of Floyd 86 4 SB 737 (03) FOIA; Exemptions-Contract Negotiations 86 4 SB 738 (03) FOIA; Payment of Charges for Record 86 4 SB 740 (03) Fees Collected by Circuit Court Clerks; Information Technology Fee 86 4 SB 742 (03) Sales and Use Tax Exemptions; Omnibus Extension Bill 86 4 SB 743 (03) Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions for Nonprofit Entities 86 5 SB 744 (03) Green Warning Lights 86 5 SB 746 (03) Bonds; Longwood College 86 5 SB 747 (03) Old Colchester Road 86 5 SB 750 (03) National Voter Registration Act Coordinating Committee 86 5 SB 751 (03) Administration; Records on Gubernatorial Appointees 86 5 SB 756 (03) School Superintendent Contracts 86 5 SB 761 (03) Dept. of Professional and Occupational Regulation; Auctioneers Board 86 5 SB 762 (03) Charter; Town of La Crosse 86 6 SB 763 (03) Home Care Services Advisory Committee 86 6 SB 764 (03) Virginia Correctional Enterprises Advisory Board 86 6 SB 765 (03) Southside Virginia Development Authority 86 6 SB 766 (03) Virginia Outdoors Foundation's Regional Open-Space Preservation Advisory Boards 86 6 SB 774 (03) Virginia Resources Authority 86 6 SB 775 (03) Charter; City of Chesapeake 87 1 SB 779 (03) Student Assessments 87 1 SB 782 (03) Tables of Speed and Stopping Distances 87 1 SB 786 (03) Admittance, Parking and Use at Department-Owned Facilities; Penalty 87 1 SB 788 (03) Incarcerated Felon Divorce; Guardian Ad Litem 87 1 SB 792 (03) Senatorial Districts 87 1 SB 796 (03) Charter; City of Bristol 87 2 SB 798 (03) ABC; Wine Licenses; Off-Premises Warehouses 87 2 SB 799 (03) Transfer/Copies of Patient Records; at Sale or Relocation of Practice 87 2 SB 801 (03) Office of Inspector General; Mental Health, Retardation and Substance Abuse 87 2 SB 802 (03) Maternal and Child Health Council 87 2 SB 803 (03) Human Services Information and Referral Advisory Council 87 2 SB 804 (03) Virginia Advisory Council for Adult Education and Literacy 87 2 SB 805 (03) AIDS Advisory Committee 87 2 SB 806 (03) Advisory Committee for the Regional Competitiveness Act 87 3 SB 807 (03) Specialized Transportation Council 87 3 SB 808 (03) Voluntary Contributions by Hunters 87 3 SB 809 (03) Motor Vehicle Sales and Use Tax 87 3 SB 810 (03) Grand Jury Records 87 3 SB 811 (03) Special Grand Jury 87 3 SB 812 (03) State Police Officers' Retirement System 87 3 SB 813 (03) Charter; City of Virginia Beach 87 3 SB 815 (03) General Receivers; Use of Social Security Numbers, etc., on Affidavits 87 4 SB 816 (03) License Suspension 87 4 SB 817 (03) Grand Jurors 87 4 SB 820 (03) Removal of Abandoned Nonconforming Signs 87 4 SB 822 (03) Line of Duty Act; Definitions 87 4 SB 823 (03) Economic Development Authorities 87 4 SB 825 (03) Appointment of Lawyers in Juvenile Court 87 4 SB 826 (03) Family Abuse 87 4 SB 827 (03) Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Commission 87 5 SB 831 (03) Suspicious Deaths 87 6 SB 833 (03) Withholding Tax Filing; Electronic Funds Transfer 87 6 SB 834 (03) Violation of Protective Orders 87 6 SB 837 (03) Family Restrooms 87 6 SB 838 (03) Small Business Financing Authority; Not-for-Profit Entities 87 6 SB 839 (03) Divorce Decrees 87 6 SB 841 (03) Lien for Ambulance Service 87 6 SB 846 (03) Bigamy 87 6 SB 849 (03) Optional Retirement Plans of Institutions of Higher Education 87 6 SB 850 (03) Local Government Group Self-Insurance Pools 88 1 SB 851 (03) Foreign Limited Liability Companies and Limited Partnerships 88 1 SB 852 (03) Urban Highway System 88 1 SB 853 (03) Insurance Administration Assessment; Company Reports 88 1 SB 854 (03) Gross Premium License Tax on Insurance Companies 88 1 SB 855 (03) Business Trusts 88 1 SB 856 (03) Rules of Court 88 1 SB 857 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Administrative Fees 88 1 SB 858 (03) Telecommunications Taxes; Taxation of Bundled Transactions 88 2 SB 859 (03) Enterprise Zone Business Tax Credits 88 2 SB 860 (03) Virginia Stock Corporation Act 88 2 SB 861 (03) Limited Liability Companies; Business Entities 88 2 SB 863 (03) Claims; Marvin Lamont Anderson 88 2 SB 864 (03) Hazing 88 2 SB 866 (03) Marital Agreements 88 2 SB 869 (03) Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) 88 3 SB 875 (03) Telecommunications Services; Certificate 88 3 SB 877 (03) Insurance Agents; Payment of Late Payment Penalties 88 3 SB 878 (03) Insurance Information Security Programs 88 3 SB 879 (03) Professional Corporations; Professional Limited Liability Companies 88 3 SB 880 (03) Corporations; Domestication and Conversion; Fees 88 3 SB 881 (03) Uniform Partnership Act Statements 88 4 SB 882 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Access to Cable Facilities 88 4 SB 884 (03) Property Conveyance 88 4 SB 889 (03) Commission on Unemployment Compensation 88 4 SB 893 (03) Protective Orders When Warrant Issued for Perpetrator 88 4 SB 896 (03) Confined Animal Feeding Operations 88 4 SB 897 (03) Hospital and Health Care Worker Immunity; Smallpox Vaccine 88 4 SB 903 (03) Enterprise Zone Designation Period 88 5 SB 904 (03) Southeastern Public Service Authority of Virginia 88 5 SB 905 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance 88 5 SB 910 (03) Rights, Benefits and Protections Upon Call to Active Duty 88 5 SB 913 (03) Erosion and Sediment Control Law; Certificate of Competence 88 5 SB 914 (03) Department of Conservation and Recreation Board Consolidation 88 5 SB 920 (03) Health Regulatory Board Investigations 88 5 SB 930 (03) Madison E. Marye Highway 88 6 SB 931 (03) Charter; Roanoke County 88 6 SB 934 (03) Charter; Town of Blacksburg 88 6 SB 935 (03) Change in Filing Date; Nonprofit Corporations 88 6 SB 938 (03) Virginia Public Procurement Act; Certain Transactions Prohibited 88 6 SB 941 (03) Timelines; Fact-finding Panel Established to Hear a Teacher Grievance 88 6 SB 942 (03) Wireless Enhanced 9-1-1 Surcharge 88 6 SB 943 (03) Health Insurance Exclusion Periods; Pre-Existing Conditions; Pregnancy 88 6 SB 944 (03) Health Insurance Policy Provisions; Refunds of Unearned Premiums 89 1 SB 945 (03) Limited Partnerships and Limited Liability Partnerships 89 1 SB 946 (03) Limited Liability Companies; Corrections and Amendments 89 1 SB 947 (03) Duties; Inspector General; Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse 89 1 SB 950 (03) Animal Rescues 89 1 SB 951 (03) Chippokes Plantation Farm Foundation 89 1 SB 952 (03) Line of Duty Act; Chaplains 89 1 SB 954 (03) Solicitation of Contributions; Terrorist Organization 89 1 SB 956 (03) Sales of Cigarettes; Penalties 89 2 SB 957 (03) Merger; Board of Rehabilitative Services; State Rehabilitation Council 89 2 SB 959 (03) Presidential Primaries 89 2 SB 960 (03) Revenue Stabilization Fund 89 2 SB 962 (03) Dept. of Treasury; Risk Management Plan; Inclusion of Free Clinic 89 2 SB 963 (03) Processing of Payroll; Transactions of Institutions of Higher Education 89 2 SB 965 (03) Waste Tire Piles and Tire Recycling Fee 89 2 SB 966 (03) Certain Private Waterworks; Appointment of Receiver 89 3 SB 967 (03) Board of Zoning Appeals 89 3 SB 969 (03) Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders 89 3 SB 970 (03) Court Interpreters 89 3 SB 971 (03) Court System; Designation of Circuit Judge to Sit in District Court 89 3 SB 972 (03) Blood Samples Taken from DUI Accuseds 89 3 SB 973 (03) Virginia Regional Industrial Facilities Act 89 3 SB 974 (03) Removal of Outdoor Advertising 89 3 SB 977 (03) Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB), etc. 89 4 SB 978 (03) Insurance; Claims Experience Data 89 4 SB 979 (03) Identity Theft 89 4 SB 980 (03) Powers of Fiduciaries in Will or Trust; Extending Scope 89 4 SB 981 (03) Public Finance Act; Appeals from Bond Validation Proceedings 89 4 SB 982 (03) Public Finance Act; Applicability 89 4 SB 984 (03) Lawyers Helping Lawyers; Civil Immunity 89 5 SB 985 (03) Anonymous Plaintiff 89 5 SB 987 (03) School Buses; Display of American Flag Decals 89 5 SB 988 (03) Prepayable Fines for Traffic Infractions 89 5 SB 989 (03) Child Labor; Exemptions 89 5 SB 990 (03) Condemnation; Reimbursement of Property Taxes 89 5 SB 991 (03) Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court Expanded Jurisdiction 89 5 SB 992 (03) Subpoena Duces Tecum; Financial Institutions; Credit Card Companies 89 5 SB 993 (03) Motor Vehicle Insurance; Uninsured Motorist Coverage 89 5 SB 995 (03) Eminent Domain; Copy of Title Report 89 6 SB 997 (03) Mortgages; Priority 89 6 SB 998 (03) Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority 89 6 SB 999 (03) Negotiable Instruments; Return of Paid Instruments 89 6 SB 1001 (03) Administrative Process Act; Fast-Track Rulemaking Process 89 6 SB 1002 (03) Reports/Records by Chief Medical Examiner Admissible; Civil/Criminal 89 6 SB 1003 (03) Victims' Rights 89 6 SB 1004 (03) Darrell Green Boulevard 89 6 SB 1007 (03) Recodification of Title 25; Eminent Domain; Condemnation 90 1 SB 1008 (03) Medical Assistance Services; Consumer-Directed Care 90 2 SB 1010 (03) Notification; Cancer Patients; Reports; Statewide Cancer Registry 90 2 SB 1012 (03) Dept. of Human Resource Management; Criminal Background Checks 90 2 SB 1013 (03) Conservation of Trees During Localities' Development 90 2 SB 1014 (03) Unemployment Compensation; Social Security Benefit 90 2 SB 1018 (03) Economic Development Authorities 90 2 SB 1019 (03) Driving While Intoxicated; Penalty 90 2 SB 1025 (03) Higher Education; Approval of Certain Terms 90 2 SB 1026 (03) Income Tax; Subtraction; Payments Received by Contract Poultry Growers 90 3 SB 1027 (03) Division of Risk Management 90 3 SB 1030 (03) Virginia Tax Amnesty Program 90 3 SB 1032 (03) Local "Crime Stoppers" 90 3 SB 1033 (03) Real Estate Tax; Situs for Assessment of Motor Vehicles 90 3 SB 1034 (03) Virginia Health Spa Act 90 3 SB 1036 (03) General Assembly; Submission of Reports and Executive Summaries 90 3 SB 1038 (03) Virginia Retirement System; Creditable Compensation 90 4 SB 1039 (03) Notice of Unemployment Benefit Charges and Taxes 90 4 SB 1040 (03) Unemployment Compensation; Base Period 90 4 SB 1043 (03) Child Protective Services; Investigation Procedures 90 4 SB 1044 (03) Dept. of General Services; Division of Purchases and Supply; Purchases 90 4 SB 1045 (03) Pounds and Animal Shelters; Penalties 90 4 SB 1047 (03) Economic Development Authorities 90 4 SB 1048 (03) Equine Liability 90 4 SB 1049 (03) Income Tax; Conformity of Terms to the Internal Revenue Code 90 5 SB 1051 (03) Virginia Water Facilities Revolving Fund 90 5 SB 1052 (03) Preservation of Important Farmlands 90 5 SB 1053 (03) Conservation Easements; Requirements to be a Holder 90 5 SB 1055 (03) Charter; City of Lexington 90 5 SB 1058 (03) Licenses; Identification Cards; Fraudulent Representation; Penalty 90 6 SB 1060 (03) Child Protection Act; Mandatory Counseling; Detention 90 7 SB 1064 (03) Dept. of General Services; Public Procurement Act; Hiring Ex-Felons 90 7 SB 1066 (03) Disposal of Trash or Cutting of Weeds 90 7 SB 1068 (03) Health; Local Health Partnership Authorities 90 7 SB 1069 (03) Sheriffs; Courthouse Security 90 7 SB 1071 (03) Sale of Drugs On or Near Certain Properties; Penalty 90 7 SB 1074 (03) Golf Carts 90 7 SB 1075 (03) Fees for Solid Waste Disposal 90 7 SB 1076 (03) Purchase of Service Handgun 90 7 SB 1077 (03) Juvenile Criminal Records 91 1 SB 1078 (03) Confidentiality of Department of Juvenile Justice Records 91 1 SB 1081 (03) Health Insurance; Mandated Coverage for Morbid Obesity Treatment 91 1 SB 1082 (03) Protocol for Testing Children for Elevated Blood-Lead Levels 91 1 SB 1083 (03) Sharing Protected Health Information Between State Agencies 91 1 SB 1088 (03) Land Application of Sewage Sludge; Requirements and Regulations 91 1 SB 1090 (03) Dental Hygienists' Possession and Administration of Certain Drugs 91 1 SB 1091 (03) Health Care Data Reporting 91 1 SB 1092 (03) Department of Veterans Services 91 2 SB 1093 (03) Highway Safety Corridors 91 2 SB 1094 (03) Small Water or Sewer Public Utility Act Rate Increases 91 2 SB 1095 (03) City of Roanoke Real Estate Tax Rates 91 2 SB 1096 (03) Income Tax Refund; Contribution to the Art Museum of Western Virginia 91 2 SB 1097 (03) Parent Education; Custody, Visitation, and Support Cases 91 2 SB 1099 (03) Joint Schools 91 2 SB 1101 (03) Recodification of Title 63.2; Corrections Bill 91 3 SB 1102 (03) Creation of Fair Housing Board at the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation 91 3 SB 1103 (03) Mortgage Lender and Broker Act; Predatory Practices 91 3 SB 1107 (03) Administration of Elections and Election Procedures; Penalties 91 4 SB 1112 (03) Bicycles 91 5 SB 1117 (03) Alcoholic Beverage Control; Wine Shippers' Licenses 91 5 SB 1121 (03) Criminal Background Checks; Victims of Domestic Violence 91 5 SB 1122 (03) Virginia Property Owners' Association Act; Amendment to Declaration 91 5 SB 1123 (03) Estate Tax 91 5 SB 1124 (03) Parental Consent for Abortion; Penalty 91 6 SB 1125 (03) Income Tax Returns of Affiliated Corporations 91 7 SB 1128 (03) Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation 91 7 SB 1129 (03) Court Fees and Costs 91 7 SB 1131 (03) Insurance Notices 91 7 SB 1132 (03) Workers' Compensation; Notice Procedures 91 7 SB 1133 (03) Unclaimed Property; Demutualization Proceeds 92 1 SB 1134 (03) Commonwealth's Right to Appeal 92 1 SB 1135 (03) Crimes; Money Laundering 92 1 SB 1137 (03) Transporting Wastes on State Waters 92 1 SB 1138 (03) Larceny; Penalties 92 1 SB 1139 (03) Computer Crimes; Enhanced Penalties; Forfeiture 92 1 SB 1140 (03) Stun Weapons or Tasers 92 2 SB 1143 (03) Final Judgments in Circuit Court; When Modifiable and Appealable 92 2 SB 1145 (03) Virginia State Crime Commission 92 2 SB 1146 (03) Jail Policies 92 2 SB 1149 (03) Sexually Violent Predators 92 2 SB 1151 (03) Protection of Infants 92 2 SB 1152 (03) Virginia Racing Commission; Powers, Local Referenda; Prohibitions; Penalties 92 3 SB 1153 (03) Child Pornography Images Registry 92 3 SB 1154 (03) Motor Vehicle Insurance; Exclusion of Named Persons 92 3 SB 1156 (03) Solicitation of Contributions; Commercial Co-Venturers 92 3 SB 1157 (03) Child Support Income Withholding; Service of Process 92 3 SB 1160 (03) Disposition of the Unrestorably Incompetent Defendant 92 3 SB 1161 (03) Parking; Arlington County 92 3 SB 1162 (03) Crime Victim Rights 92 4 SB 1164 (03) Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry 92 4 SB 1168 (03) Mandatory Connection to Water and Sewage Systems in Certain Counties 92 4 SB 1169 (03) Medical Treatment of Inmates; Financial Responsibility 92 4 SB 1172 (03) Charter; Town of Bluefield 92 4 SB 1173 (03) Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy Permit Fees 92 4 SB 1174 (03) Buchanan County Tourist Train Development Authority 92 4 SB 1177 (03) D. Woodrow Bird Memorial Highway 92 5 SB 1180 (03) Property Conveyance; National Guard Armory 92 5 SB 1181 (03) Excursion Trains 92 5 SB 1182 (03) Housing; Appointment of Commissioners of Regional Housing Authorities 92 5 SB 1183 (03) Real Property Tax; Installment Agreements to Pay Delinquent Taxes 92 5 SB 1186 (03) State Water Safety Zones and Restricted Areas; Penalty 92 5 SB 1187 (03) Fees of Public Notaries 92 5 SB 1188 (03) Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Access to Cable TV 92 5 SB 1189 (03) Economic Development Authorities 92 6 SB 1190 (03) Youthful Drivers 92 6 SB 1193 (03) Regulation of Stormwater 92 6 SB 1194 (03) Real Estate Brokerage Subsidiaries of Banks 92 6 SB 1195 (03) Health Maintenance Organizations; Powers 92 6 SB 1199 (03) Locomotives 92 6 SB 1200 (03) Alcoholic Beverage Control; Farm Winery Licenses 92 6 SB 1201 (03) Alcoholic Beverage Control; Farm Wineries; Shipments 92 6 SB 1202 (03) Alcoholic Beverage Control; Class A Farm Wineries 93 1 SB 1203 (03) Virginia FOIA; Electronic Communication Meetings 93 1 SB 1204 (03) Code Adam Alerts; Virginia Amber Alert Program 93 1 SB 1205 (03) Partial Birth Infanticide 93 1 SB 1206 (03) Child Support; Liens; Publication of Delinquent Parent List 93 1 SB 1209 (03) Medical Fees in Certain Criminal Cases to be Taxed as Costs 93 1 SB 1210 (03) Crimes; Peeping 93 1 SB 1212 (03) State Mandates on Local Governments 93 2 SB 1218 (03) Children's Health Insurance 93 2 SB 1220 (03) Parking; Localities 93 2 SB 1221 (03) Water Supply Planning 93 2 SB 1222 (03) Urban Highway System Construction Funds 93 2 SB 1224 (03) EMT's Authorization to Possess and Administer Epinephrine 93 2 SB 1225 (03) Commercial Driver's Licenses; Hazardous Materials Endorsement 93 2 SB 1226 (03) Certificate of Public Need; Regulations Cancer Care Center Services 93 3 SB 1227 (03) Local Taxes; Administrative Fees to Collect Delinquent Taxes/Charges 93 3 SB 1229 (03) Public-Private Transportation Act of 1995 (PPTA) 93 3 SB 1230 (03) License Plates; Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters 93 3 SB 1231 (03) Peninsula Airport Commission 93 3 SB 1233 (03) Crimes; Damage to Business Reputation, Etc. 93 3 SB 1234 (03) False Reports to Law-Enforcement Officials 93 3 SB 1235 (03) Charter; Town of Gretna 93 3 SB 1236 (03) Charter; Town of Chatham 93 3 SB 1239 (03) Death Penalty; Mental Retardation 93 4 SB 1240 (03) Special Conservators of the Peace 93 4 SB 1243 (03) Class and Beneficiaries; When Determined 93 4 SB 1244 (03) Industrial Development Authorities; Russell County 93 4 SB 1246 (03) Support Payments to Department of Juvenile Justice 93 4 SB 1247 (03) Information Technology Investment Board; Chief Information Officer 93 5 SB 1249 (03) Avian Influenza 93 6 SB 1250 (03) Prehospital Patient Care Reports; Disclosure 93 6 SB 1251 (03) Fee for Failure to Appear 93 6 SB 1253 (03) Joint Commission on Health Care 93 6 SB 1255 (03) State Council of Higher Education; Appointment of Members 93 6 SB 1256 (03) Charter; City of Poquoson 93 6 SB 1258 (03) Fees for Driving Under the Influence Conviction 93 7 SB 1261 (03) Preneed Funeral Contracts Through Irrevocable Trusts 93 7 SB 1263 (03) Courier Vehicles 93 7 SB 1264 (03) Health Care Data Reporting 94 1 SB 1267 (03) Health; Certificate of Birth Resulting in Stillbirth 94 1 SB 1274 (03) Easements; Definition of Enjoyment 94 1 SB 1275 (03) Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services; Environmental Lab Certification 94 1 SB 1276 (03) Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Customer Service Pilot Project 94 1 SB 1278 (03) Charitable Gaming; Creation of the Dept. of Charitable Gaming 94 1 SB 1279 (03) Rail Transportation Development Authority 94 2 SB 1280 (03) Persons Who May Perform Marriage Rites 94 2 SB 1284 (03) Use of Credit Information in Insurance Transactions 94 2 SB 1285 (03) Local Real Estate Assessments; Buildings; Completed or Fit for Use 94 2 SB 1288 (03) In Camera Interviews in Child Custody or Visitation Hearings 94 2 SB 1290 (03) Occupancy Permits 94 2 SB 1291 (03) Industrial Development Authorities; Bonds 94 3 SB 1293 (03) Professions and Occupations; Prior Criminal History 94 3 SB 1295 (03) Voluntary Settlements Among Local Governments; Acceptance of Proffers 94 3 SB 1296 (03) Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR); Polygraph Examiners 94 3 SB 1298 (03) Parental Rights 94 3 SB 1302 (03) DUI; Restricted License 94 3 SB 1305 (03) Conveyance of Easement 94 3 SB 1306 (03) Child Protective Services; Retention of Records 94 3 SB 1307 (03) State Corporation Commission (SCC) Regulation of Sewer Utilities 94 4 SB 1308 (03) Establishing Trust for Coal Interests 94 4 SB 1315 (03) Clarifications for Certain Collegial Bodies 94 4 SB 1316 (03) Medical Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association; Activation 94 4 SB 1318 (03) Regional Housing Authorities; Appointment of Commissioners 94 4 SB 1324 (03) Real Estate Board; Continuing Education for Licensees 94 4 SB 1327 (03) Limited Licenses to Certain Graduates of Foreign Medical Schools 94 5 SB 1329 (03) Board of Accountancy; Powers; Penalty 94 5 SB 1330 (03) Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Acts of 2002 94 5 SB 1332 (03) Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry 94 5 SB 1333 (03) Departments of Real Estate; Goochland County 94 5 SB 1334 (03) Health Regulatory Boards; Disciplinary Procedure Report Requirements 94 5 SB 1336 (03) Resisting Arrest 94 5 SB 1337 (03) Collection of Local License Fees by Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) 94 6 SB 1338 (03) Mental Examination Report 94 6 SB 1340 (03) Solicitation of Contributions; Federated Fund-Raising Organizations 94 6 SB 1341 (03) Prescription Assistance Mechanisms 94 6 SB 1343 (03) Attendance of Witnesses; Production of Evidence to Legislative Bodies 94 6 SB 1344 (03) Electronic Meetings; UVA Board of Visitors; Video Broadcasting Meetings 94 6 SB 1345 (03) Criminal Justice Training Academies; Fees 94 6 SB 1351 (03) Procurement by the Department of Transportation; Lighting Systems 94 6 SB 1354 (03) Date and Time Stamp Required to be Affixed to Recorded Documents 94 6 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part one) 95 1 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part two) 95 2 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part three) 95 3 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part four) 95 4 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part five) 95 5 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part six) 95 6 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part seven) 96 1 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part eight) 96 2 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part nine) 96 3 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part ten) 96 4 Acts of Assembly 2003 Session (part eleven) 96 5 Legislative Action Summaries Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 1375-HB 1597 97 1 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 1608-HB 1836 97 2 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 1847-HB 2065 97 3 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 2068-HB 2214 97 4 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 2228-HB 2625 97 5 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 2626-HJ 646 97 6 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 702-SB 793 98 1 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 812-SB 1012 98 2 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 1036-SB 1235 98 3 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 1236-SJ 359 98 4 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 1431-HB 1953 98 5 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 1989-HJR 588 98 6 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Senate, SB 761-SB 1318 99 1 Secretary of the Commonwealth 99 2 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 1376-HB 1638 99 3 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 1639-HB 2348 99 4 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 2349-HJR 592 99 5 Secretary of Education, Senate, SB 659-SB 864 99 6 Secretary of Education, Senate, SB 938-SB 1213 99 7 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates, HB 1387-HB 1602 99 8 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates, HB 1603-HB 1755 100 1 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates, HB 1776-HB 2045 100 2 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates, HB 2047-HB 2277 100 3 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates, HB 2306-HB 2490 100 4 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates, HB 2503-HB 2688 100 5 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates, HB 2693-HB 2828 101 1 Secretary of Finance, Senate, SB 704-SB 900 101 2 Secretary of Finance, Senate, SB 901-SB 1095 101 3 Secretary of Finance, Senate, SB 1096-SJ 347 101 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1402-HB 1524 101 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1535-HB 1685 102 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1688-HB 1740 102 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1741-HB 1835 102 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1844-HB 2006 102 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2007-HB 2097 102 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2105-HB 2221 103 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2225-HB 2287 103 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2288-HB 2332 103 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2346-HB 2405 103 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2412-HB 2494 103 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2513-HB 2597 103 6 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2605-HB 2833 104 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 727-SB 839 104 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 841-SB 926 104 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 931-SB 1079 104 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 1081-SB 1149 104 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 1150-SB 1216 105 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 1218-SB 1288 105 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 1298-SB 1341 105 3 Secretary of Natural Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1883-HB 2632 105 4 Secretary of Natural Resources, Senate, SB 914-SJ 381 105 5 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1432-HB 2121 105 6 Secretary of Technology, House of Delegates and Senate 105 7 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 1374-HB 1488 105 8 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 1492-HB 1771 106 1 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 1786-HB 2202 106 2 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 2203-HB 2540 106 3 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 2543-HB 2799 106 4 Secretary of Transportation, Senate, SB 697-SB 1108 106 5 Secretary of Transportation, Senate, SB 1112-SJR 394 106 6 2003 Legislative Proposals - Governor's Office (part one) 107 1 2003 Legislative Proposals - Governor's Office (part two) 107 2 2003 Legislative Proposals - Governor's Office (part three) 107 3 2004 Session House of Delegates 2004 General Assembly Summary (part one) 108 1 2004 General Assembly Summary (part two) 108 2 HB 1 (04) Feticide; Penalty (part one) 108 3 HB 1 (04) Feticide; Penalty (part two) 108 4 HB 2 (04) License Plates, Special; Abolishes Issuance to Various Groups and Employees Due to Expiration of Authorization 108 5 HB 3 (04) Legislation; Prefiling 108 5 HB 6 (04) Publications, State; Reduces Number Submitted to State Library 108 5 HB 7 (04) Rehabilitation Providers, Advisory Board on, Abolished 108 5 HB 8 (04) Certified Practices; Advisory Committee on; Abolished 108 5 HB 9 (04) Business-Education Partnership Program and Advisory Council on; Abolished 108 5 HB 10 (04) Charity Food Assistance Advisory Board; Abolished 108 5 HB 11 (04) Military Affairs, Board of; Abolished 108 5 HB 12 (04) Blind, Advisory Boards for Industries for; Combining of Regional Boards 108 5 HB 13 (04) Sweet Potato Board and Fund; Abolished 108 5 HB 14 (04) State Agency Reporting Requirements; Certain Eliminated 108 6 HB 15 (04) Early Intervention Agencies Committee; Abolished 108 6 HB 16 (04) Health Insurance; Abolishes Optional Supplemental Insurance for Retired State Employees 108 6 HB 17 (04) Motor Fuels Tax; Changes in Reporting and Payment Requirements 108 6 HB 20 (04) Marriage Rites; Persons Who May Perform 108 6 HB 22 (04) Governor's Employment and Training Department; Removes Obsolete References 108 6 HB 23 (04) Motor Fuel Carriers; Appointment of Inspectors for 108 6 HB 24 (04) Rudee Inlet Authority; Abolished 108 6 HB 25 (04) Deer or Elk; Spotlighting 109 1 HB 26 (04) Anterless Deer; Hunting 109 1 HB 27 (04) Wild Turkeys; Hunting in Pittsylvania County 109 1 HB 28 (04) Squirrels; Hunting in Floyd County 109 1 HB 29 (04) Budget Bill. Additional Appropriations for 2002-04 Biennium 109 1 HB 30 (04) Budget Bill. Appropriations for 2004-2006 Biennium 109 1 HB 31 (04) Higher Education Institutions Bond Bill of 2004; Created 109 1 HB 32 (04) Parking Facilities Bond Bill of 2004; Created 109 1 HB 35 (04) Speed Limits; May Be Set on Nonsurface Treated Highways in Certain Counties 109 1 HB 37 (04) Constitutional Amendment; Succession to Office of Governor 109 2 HB 38 (04) License Plates, Special; Issuance to Various Organizations, etc. 109 2 HB 40 (04) Agriculture Education; Development 109 2 HB 43 (04) Driver's License; Issuance of Restrict Permit for Court Appearance 109 2 HB 44 (04) Civil Cases; Judgment in Settlement and Installment Orders 109 2 HB 45 (04) Court-Appointed Counsel; Compensation 109 2 HB 46 (04) Civil Cases; Judgment in Cases Arising Out of a Trustee's Deed Following Foreclosure 109 2 HB 47 (04) Civil Cases; Jurisdiction in Actions of Unlawful Entry or Detainer 109 2 HB 49 (04) Civil Cases; Copies of Subpoenaed Documents to be Provided 109 3 HB 52 (04) Bedford Joint Economic Development Authority; Use of Name 109 3 HB 53 (04) Charter; City of Winchester 109 3 HB 54 (04) Beavers; Killing Due to Destruction of Property 109 3 HB 56 (04) Charter; City of Colonial Heights 109 3 HB 57 (04) Charter; City of Franklin 109 3 HB 58 (04) Luray-Page County Airport Authority; Created 109 3 HB 59 (04) Electrical Generating Facilities; Certificates 109 3 HB 64 (04) Community College Boards and Boards of Visitors; Appointment of 109 4 HB 67 (04) Law-Enforcement Officer; Definition 109 4 HB 69 (04) Risk Management Plans; Coverage for Claims Against Attorneys 109 4 HB 70 (04) Judges and Justices of Supreme Court and Court of Appeals; Designation as a Senior Justice after Retirement 109 4 HB 71 (04) Property Bail Bondsmen; Certification 109 4 HB 75 (04) Bear or Deer; Abolishes Damage Stamp Requirement in Craig County 109 4 HB 76 (04) Bird Sanctuary; Abolishes Establishment in Roanoke County 109 4 HB 77 (04) Deer and Wild Birds or Animals; Abolishes Unlawful Rifle Hunting in Halifax and Cumberland Counties 109 4 HB 79 (04) Firearms; Penalty for Possession or Transport by Certain Persons 109 4 HB 82 (04) University of Virginia's College at Wise; Reduced Tuition 109 4 HB 83 (04) Motor Vehicles; Registration of those Owned by Regional Jail Authorities 109 4 HB 85 (04) Motor Vehicle Safety Inspections; Certain New Vehicles Exempt 109 5 HB 86 (04) Driver's License; Authorized Copying by Banks and Financial Institutions 109 5 HB 87 (04) Mobile Infrared Transmitters; Certain Prohibited 109 5 HB 94 (04) Real Estate Tax; Increases Asset Threshold Amounts of Elderly or Disabled Prior to Reduced Imposition 109 5 HB 97 (04) Real Estate Tax; Amount of Land Acreage of Elderly or Disabled Prior to Reduced Imposition 109 5 HB 104 (04) Income Tax; State; Tax Forms to be Included with Filing Instructions 109 5 HB 105 (04) Capitol Square Preservation Act of 2003; Changes 109 5 HB 106 (04) Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS); Financing Through Bonds and Vehicle Rental Fees 109 5 HB 118 (04) Wiretaps; Expands Crimes for Which Attorney General May Apply for Orders 109 5 HB 119 (04) Mob Crimes; Venue for Actions and Prosecutions 109 5 HB 120 (04) Misdemeanor Cases; Attorney to Provide Discovery 109 6 HB 123 (04) Housing and Community Development; Board of; Membership 109 6 HB 124 (04) Barbers and Cosmetologists; Board for; Membership 109 6 HB 127 (04) Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs; Procedure Due to 109 6 HB 132 (04) Duck Blinds; Erection 109 6 HB 133 (04) Hunting Licenses; Establishment of a Non-Resident Youth Permit 109 6 HB 141 (04) Page County; Referendum on Election of County Chairman from County at Large 109 6 HB 143 (04) Personal Property Exempt from Taxation; Including Vehicles Owned by Volunteer Rescue and Fire Organizations 109 6 HB 144 (04) Animal Control Officer Training; Requirements 109 6 HB 145 (04) Motor Vehicle License Decals; Free Issuance to Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad Members 110 1 HB 148 (04) Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act; Provisions for Performance and Payment Bond 110 1 HB 151 (04) High-Occupancy Toll (HOT) Lanes; Provisions with Electronically Collected and Photo-Enforced Tolls 110 1 HB 152 (04) Charitable Gaming; Denial of Permits 110 1 HB 153 (04) Landlord and Tenant; Termination of Tenancies, Security Deposit, Purchase of Damage Insurance 110 1 HB 154 (04) Real Estate Tax; Allows Charlottesville City to Increase Amount of Income of Elderly or Disabled, etc. 110 1 HB 158 (04) Nudist Camps for Juveniles; Prohibited 110 1 HB 159 (04) Vital Records; Filing of Death Certificates 110 2 HB 162 (04) Cemeteries or Gravesites; Access to those Located on Private Property 110 2 HB 163 (04) Health Insurance; Credits for Retired State Employees 110 2 HB 167 (04) Concealed Weapons; Includes Machete in List of Prohibited Items 110 2 HB 168 (04) FOIA; Excludes Certain Park and Recreation Records 110 2 HB 171 (04) Apples; Excise Tax Discontinued 110 2 HB 176 (04) Charter; City of Richmond 110 2 HB 180 (04) Motor Vehicle Odometer Readings; Disclosure 110 2 HB 182 (04) Bottomlands, State-Owned; Permits and Royalties for Use 110 3 HB 184 (04) Malicious Bodily Injury; Penalty by Means of an Infectious Biological Substance or Radiological Agent 110 3 HB 199 (04) Group Life and Accident Insurance; Provisions for State and Local Employees 110 3 HB 200 (04) VRS; Recouping of Overpayments of Benefits 110 3 HB 201 (04) VRS; Benefit Payment to Successor of Decedent by Affidavit 110 3 HB 203 (04) Intergovernmental Relations, Advisory Commission on; Abolished 110 3 HB 206 (04) Disabled, Interagency Coordinating Council on Housing; Abolished 110 3 HB 211 (04) Intergovernmental Relations, Advisory Commission on; Abolished 110 3 HB 214 (04) Amber Alert System; Use 110 4 HB 215 (04) Concealed Handguns; Reciprocal Agreements for Permits with other States 110 4 HB 217 (04) Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs; Mandatory Minimum Fine for a First Offense 110 4 HB 220 (04) Mechanic's Lien; Maximum for Keeper of Garage, Hanger or Marina 110 4 HB 221 (04) Miscellaneous Casualty Insurance; Definition 110 4 HB 224 (04) Medical Assistance Services; Includes Marriage and Family Therapist 110 4 HB 231 (04) Consumer Protection Act; Admissibility of Cure Offers 110 4 HB 232 (04) Contract Passenger Carriers - Use of Tinting Films on Vehicle Windows 110 4 HB 234 (04) Juvenile Justice, Dept. of; Additional Duties of Director 110 5 HB 235 (04) Inmate Data System; Maintained by Compensation Board 110 5 HB 237 (04) Neighborhood Assistance Act; Extends Tax Credit 110 5 HB 238 (04) Concealed Weapons; Permits by Persons Out-of-State 110 5 HB 239 (04) Neighborhood Assistance Act; Tax Credit to Certain Clinics that Deliver Free Health Care 110 5 HB 240 (04) Regional Industrial Facility Authority; Remittance of Tax Revenue 110 5 HB 241 (04) Charter; Town of Christainsburg 110 5 HB 242 (04) Companion Animals; Exempts Owner from Animal Cruelty when Animal is Attacked by Another 110 5 HB 246 (04) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Applicable to Telephone Calling Cards 110 5 HB 249 (04) Charter; City of Fairfax 110 6 HB 250 (04) Reckless Driving; Penalty if Convicted while License Suspended and Death or Serious Injury Involved 110 6 HB 253 (04) Speeding; Prepayable Fines 110 6 HB 257 (04) Driver's License; Requires Vision Exam for Persons Age 80 or Older 110 6 HB 270 (04) Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors; Certification 110 6 HB 272 (04) Drivers Believed Incompetent; Suspension of License, Confidentiality of Source of Information 110 6 HB 275 (04) Unclaimed Property; Interest Paid to Owners 110 6 HB 276 (04) Unclaimed Property; Electronically Filing of Reports 110 6 HB 282 (04) Income Tax, State; Qualified Equity and Subordinated Debt Investment Tax Credit 110 6 HB 283 (04) Itinerant Merchants; Regulation 110 6 HB 285 (04) Neighborhood Assistance Act; Tax Credit for Donations of Professional Services 111 1 HB 286 (04) Weapons; Possession on School Property by Off-Duty Law-Enforcement Officer 111 1 HB 288 (04) Unemployment Compensation; Disqualification for Benefits 111 1 HB 291 (04) Sex Offenders; Registration Procedures 111 1 HB 293 (04) Local Taxes; Offers in Compromise to Settle Disputed Assessments 111 1 HB 295 (04) Business Taxes; Written Opinions Prior to Filing an Appeal of Local Assessment 111 1 HB 298 (04) Local Taxes; Effect of Application for Correction of Assessment or Appeal Upon Application for Local Permit and License 111 1 HB 300 (04) Donations by Localities; Authorized for Organizational Provision Recreational or Daycare to Certain Senior Citizens 111 1 HB 301 (04) Hunting, Trapping, Fishing and Motorboat Registration; Fees Increased 111 1 HB 302 (04) Translation Contracts; Department of General Services to Establish for Telephonic Language Interpretation 111 1 HB 303 (04) Traffic Incidents; Increases Payment of Emergency Response Expenses Due to Serious Traffic Accidents 111 2 HB 309 (04) Occupational Therapy; Certification Requirements 111 2 HB 316 (04) Senatorial Districts; Changes in Boundaries in Chesapeake City 111 2 HB 317 (04) House of Delegates Districts; Changes in Districts in Arlington County 111 2 HB 318 (04) Public School Employees; Compensation When Called to Active Military Duty 111 2 HB 319 (04) Driver's License; Expiration of those Issued to Persons in Armed Services or Diplomatic Service 111 2 HB 320 (04) Child Support; Capias for Non-Support 111 2 HB 321 (04) Accounts, Commissioners of; Civil Immunity for Investigation by Judicial Council 111 2 HB 322 (04) Health Insurance Carriers; Fair Business Practices for Retroactive Denials 111 3 HB 324 (04) Drug Treatment Facility; Jurisdiction when Person Charged with Escape 111 3 HB 332 (04) Power of Attorney; Removal of Social Security Numbers from Instrument 111 3 HB 334 (04) State Police Officers' and Law Officers' Retirement System; Service Requirements 111 3 HB 340 (04) Trailer Dealers; Exemptions from Licensure 111 3 HB 342 (04) Business Entities; Conversions and Mergers Registration 111 3 HB 344 (04) Child Custody and Visitation; Filing Fee for Appeals 111 3 HB 346 (04) Manufactured or Mobile Homes; Reclaiming those Deemed Abandoned, Liability for Payment of Rent 111 3 HB 347 (04) FOIA; Exempts Records of Dept. of Emergency Management and Citizen Emergency Response Teams 111 4 HB 350 (04) Risk Management Plans; Inclusion of Guardians for Any Consumer of a Community Services Board 111 4 HB 354 (04) Assistive Technology Loan Fund Authority; Powers 111 4 HB 356 (04) Health Insurance; Credits for Retired Superintendents 111 4 HB 357 (04) Settlements by State; Confidentiality 111 4 HB 358 (04) FOIA; Posting of Notice of Rights and Responsibilities by State Public Bodies 111 4 HB 360 (04) Unclaimed Property; Sale and Disposal by State Police 111 4 HB 363 (04) Legal Service Plans; Moves Regulation to VDACS 111 4 HB 372 (04) Utility Tax; Imposition on Local Consumers in Towns of Herndon and Vienna for Mobile Phone Usage 111 4 HB 373 (04) Referenda; Local Distribution of Information 111 4 HB 375 (04) Firearms; Sale and Purchase Requirements 111 5 HB 380 (04) Charter School Excellence and Accountability Act; Change Provisions 111 5 HB 382 (04) Concealed Handguns; Confidentiality of Social Security Numbers in Permit Applications 111 5 HB 390 (04) Health Spa Act; Requirement for Bond or Letter of Credit 111 5 HB 391 (04) Medical Care Facilities Certificate of Public Need; Criteria for Determining Need 111 5 HB 402 (04) Concealed Handguns; Issuance of a de facto Permit 111 5 HB 403 (04) Real Estate Tax; Allows Goochland County to Increase Amount of Income for Elderly or Disabled 111 6 HB 404 (04) Concealed Handguns; Allows Permit Holders to Purchase More than one Handgun Per Month 111 6 HB 408 (04) Highway Repairs; Use of Steel Plates 111 6 HB 409 (04) Podiatry; Practice, Definition 111 6 HB 410 (04) Elections; Post-Election Procedures and Securing of Equipment 111 6 HB 411 (04) Electronic Pollbooks and Registration Inquiry Devices 111 6 HB 414 (04) Explosives; Penalty for Possession or Transportation by Convicted Felons 111 6 HB 415 (04) Emergencies and Disasters; Governor to Conduct an Annual Statewide Drill on Response thereto 111 6 HB 417 (04) Zoning Maps; Indexing Content 111 6 HB 420 (04) Child Abuse or Neglect; Development of Multidisciplinary Consultation Teams 111 6 HB 422 (04) Contractors, Board for; Prohibited Acts, Misrepresentations 112 1 HB 423 (04) Building Code; Regulation of HVAC Facilities 112 1 HB 429 (04) Utility Trailers; Reflectors to be Used on Rear 112 1 HB 430 (04) Appeal Bonds; Ceiling 112 1 HB 433 (04) School Boards; Fringe Benefits, Expenses and Reimbursements in Arlington County 112 1 HB 434 (04) Arlington County; Manager Duties Concerning Budget, Purchase of Easements, Etc. 112 1 HB 437 (04) Charitable Gaming; Provisions for Winner-Take-All and "Lucky Seven" Games 112 1 HB 438 (04) Nuisances; Abatement Shall Constitute Lien on Property 112 1 HB 440 (04) Oil Discharge Plans; Changes in Provisions 112 1 HB 441 (04) Child Custody and Visitation; Court to Consider Best Interest of Child 112 2 HB 444 (04) Concealed Weapons; Residency Requirement for Application for Permit 112 2 HB 445 (04) Erosion and Sediment Control and Storm Water Management Inspectors; Certificate of Competence 112 2 HB 447 (04) Child Custody or Visitation; Parties may be Required to Attend Parenting Classes 112 2 HB 448 (04) Real Estate Time-Share Act; Use of Reverter Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure 112 2 HB 449 (04) Condominium and Property Owners Association Acts; Unit Sold in Non-Judicial Foreclosure Procedure shall be Sold Subject to Prior Lien 112 2 HB 451 (04) Fire Prevention Code; Enforcement 112 3 HB 453 (04) Motor Vehicle Dealers; Exempts Licensing Persons Who Sell Fire-Fighting Equipment, Ambulances, Etc. 112 3 HB 454 (04) Licensure by Board Contractors; DPOR and Board to Establish Program 112 3 HB 460 (04) Fidelity and Surety Insurers; Changes in Provisions 112 3 HB 462 (04) Asbestos, Lead and Home Inspectors, Board for; Summary Suspension of Licenses or Approvals 112 3 HB 463 (04) Asbestos or Lead Abatement Activities; Necessity for License 112 3 HB 464 (04) Mobile Property Tax, Local; Appeal for Correction of Assessment 112 3 HB 465 (04) Public Records; Treasurer May Impose a Remote Access Fee to Cover Operational Expenses 112 3 HB 466 (04) Unclaimed Property; Notice of Public Sale Through Post, Print, Electronic Media, etc. 112 3 HB 467 (04) Conflict of Interests Act, State and Local Government; Orientation Programs for State Government Personnel 112 3 HB 470 (04) Procurement Act, Public; Includes Online Auctions and U.S. General Services Administration 112 4 HB 471 (04) Nonprofit Credit Counseling Act; Created, Abolishes Nonprofit Debt Counseling Agencies 112 4 HB 472 (04) Wages and Salaries; Deposit into Employee Account 112 4 HB 474 (04) Workers' Compensation; Deposit to be Made by Self-Insurers in Order to Secure Payment for Liability 112 4 HB 477 (04) Motorcycle Learner's Permits; Issuance 112 4 HB 478 (04) Information Technology and Telecommunications Procurement; Exempts UVA Medical Center 112 4 HB 484 (04) Firearms; Permit to Sell or Purchase in Certain Counties 112 4 HB 485 (04) Highway Construction; Allocation of Funds in Secondary System 112 5 HB 489 (04) Wetlands Boards; Members 112 5 HB 493 (04) Timber; Penalty for Theft 112 5 HB 494 (04) Guardianship; Provisions for Requests by Child for Incapacitated Parent 112 5 HB 501 (04) Nursing Home Bed Projects; Conditions for Issuance of an Amended Certificate of Public Need 112 5 HB 502 (04) Transportation Improvement Districts; Establishment in Fairfax County 112 5 HB 503 (04) Handguns; Purchase by Dept. of Conservation and Recreation and of Forestry Officers 112 5 HB 504 (04) Courthouse and Courtroom Security; Assessment Fee 112 5 HB 508 (04) Computers; Teachers May Purchase on State Contract for Use Outside Classroom 112 5 HB 509 (04) Circuit Court Clerks; Conversion of Papers in Ended Cases 112 5 HB 511 (04) Child Support; Guidelines not to Include Calculation of Second Job, Payment of Medical Expenses 112 5 HB 513 (04) Student Conduct; Policies Concerning Actions Involving Self-Defense 112 6 HB 515 (04) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions Include Certain Property of Churches and Medical Products, etc. 112 6 HB 516 (04) Commercial Motor Vehicles, Safety; State Police to Regulate House of Service 112 6 HB 524 (04) Dental Hygienists; Continuing Education 112 6 HB 525 (04) Health Insurance; Plan for Part-Time State Employees 112 6 HB 527 (04) Youth and Families, Comprehensive Services for At-Risk; Members of Executive Council 112 6 HB 529 (04) Unemployment Compensation; Definition of Employment Services as it Relates to Prison Inmates 112 6 HB 530 (04) Firearms; Control by Localities 112 6 HB 532 (04) Motorcycle Rider Safety Training Centers; Licensure 112 6 HB 533 (04) Buchanan County Tourist Train Development Authority, Members 113 1 HB 534 (04) Roadway Litter Pick-Up; Civil Immunity of Officials and Volunteers who Participate in Programs for Probationers 113 1 HB 535 (04) Big Sandy River Watershed; Provisions for Removing Obstructions 113 1 HB 536 (04) Hunting Stamp; Established 113 1 HB 537 (04) Credit Card Transactions; Printing of Information on Receipts 113 1 HB 538 (04) FOIA; Exempts Numbers for Cell Phones, Pagers, etc., of Law-Enforcement Personnel 113 1 HB 543 (04) Government Data Collection and Dissemination Practices Act; Use of Unique Identification Numbers Limited on Public Record 113 1 HB 545 (04) Integrated Research and Academic Campuses; Research and Technology Advisory Commission 113 1 HB 546 (04) Technology Programs; Secretary of Technology to Monitor, and Report on Broadband Communication Trends 113 1 HB 547 (04) Higher Education Institutions and Industry; Development of Policies and Strategies to Eliminate Barriers Between 113 2 HB 548 (04) Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA); Changes in Provisions 113 2 HB 549 (04) Open-Space Preservation; Imposition of Additional Fee for Distribution to Outdoors Foundation 113 2 HB 550 (04) Charter; Town of Purcellville 113 2 HB 551 (04) Government Employees Deferred Compensation Plan Act 113 2 HB 552 (04) Bicycles, Mopeds, etc.; Restrictions on Use on Roadways 113 2 HB 553 (04) Insurance; Rates on Renewal Policies 113 2 HB 555 (04) Condominium Act; Responsibility for Insurance Deductibles 113 2 HB 556 (04) Amber Lights on U.S. Mail Vehicles; Use 113 2 HB 557 (04) Driver's License; Driving after Forfeiture of License from DUI Conviction, Penalty, Use of Restricted Permit 113 2 HB 559 (04) Charter; Chesterfield County 113 3 HB 564 (04) Motor Vehicles with Nitrous Oxygen-Supplied Engines 113 3 HB 565 (04) Health Care Provider Professional Services; Civil Recovery of Pay 113 3 HB 569 (04) Gangs; Definition, Penalty Upon Conviction of Criminal Activity, Forfeiture of Property, etc. 113 3 HB 570 (04) Illegal Aliens and Unidentified People; Procedure for Detention 113 3 HB 573 (04) School Principals; Licensure 113 3 HB 575 (04) School Term; Provisions Due to Declaration of State of Emergency 113 3 HB 576 (04) School Boards; Employment of Turnaround Specialists for Identification of Factors that May Impede Academic Success 113 3 HB 577 (04) Health Professions; Disciplinary Proceedings and Reporting Requirements 113 4 HB 580 (04) Involuntary Commitment of Minors; Jurisdiction Hearings 113 4 HB 589 (04) Mentally Ill; Transportation Under Emergency Custody and Temporary Detention Orders 113 4 HB 592 (04) Motor Fuels; Penalty for Failure to Pay Retail Establishment after Dispensing 113 4 HB 593 (04) Aggressive Driving; Penalties 113 4 HB 594 (04) Driving Under Influence of Alcohol or Drugs; Arrest may be Reported to Central Criminal Records Exchange 113 4 HB 596 (04) Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association; Definition of Covered Claim and Insolvent Insurer 113 4 HB 598 (04) Juveniles Placed in Sheltered Care; Funding 113 4 HB 600 (04) Juveniles; Appointment of Counsel for Detention Hearings 113 5 HB 601 (04) Water Supplies; Inspection 113 5 HB 603 (04) No Discharge Zones; Regulations 113 5 HB 604 (04) Voter Registration Applications and Records; Lists 113 5 HB 605 (04) York County Circuit Court; Name Changed to York County-Poquoson Circuit Court 113 5 HB 608 (04) Antique Trailers; Registration 113 5 HB 609 (04) Homeowners Insurance; Notices Outlining Flood Coverage 113 5 HB 615 (04) Income Tax, Corporate; Reduces New Employment Threshold to Receive Major Business Facility Job Tax Credit 113 5 HB 617 (04) Distance Learning; Development and Use in Higher Educational Institutions 113 5 HB 618 (04) Military Reserves; Protection of Job Security of Members 113 6 HB 622 (04) Natural Cut Trees; Use in Certain Places of Worship and Apartments 113 6 HB 623 (04) Pharmacy Techs; Registration of those who work in Free Clinics 113 6 HB 624 (04) Trials; Dismissal of Action by Nonsuit 113 6 HB 625 (04) Charitable Assets; Standard of Conduct for Directors of Charitable Corporations 113 6 HB 626 (04) Dentists; Practice in Certain Dental Clinics 113 6 HB 627 (04) Ambulance; Definition 113 6 HB 628 (04) HMOs; Explanation of Benefits to Enrollees Covered by Medical Assistance Services, etc. 113 6 HB 632 (04) Prescription Drugs; Unlawful to Assist Individuals in Procuring from a Pharmacy or Other Source 113 6 HB 633 (04) Nurses; Multi-State Licensure Privilege 114 1 HB 635 (04) Assisted Living Facilities; Exception to Regulatory Requirement for those with Alzheimer's Care Units 114 1 HB 637 (04) Career-Training Schools; Regulation 114 1 HB 638 (04) Felony Conviction; Compensation for Wrongful Incarceration 114 1 HB 639 (04) Landfills; Siting in Appomattox County, Submission of Environmental Impact Reports 114 2 HB 640 (04) Malicious Bodily Injury; Applicable to Game Wardens 114 2 HB 642 (04) Miller School of Albemarle; Membership Board of Trustees 114 2 HB 643 (04) NSC, DCR to Accept Abandoned Railroad Property 114 2 HB 644 (04) Railway Preservation and Development Fund; Created 114 2 HB 645 (04) Burglary; Applicable to Buildings Affixed to Realty 114 2 HB 650 (04) Wire, Electronic or Oral Communications; Penalty for Illegal Interception 114 2 HB 653 (04) Juveniles; Juvenile Intake Offers and Magistrates to Order Confinement 114 2 HB 654 (04) DUI; Qualifications of Persons Authorized to Take Blood Samples 114 3 HB 656 (04) Assault and Battery; Penalty when Committed Against a Family or Household Member 114 3 HB 658 (04) Street Address Signs; Penalty for Damaging 114 3 HB 660 (04) Aggravated Sexual Battery; Application of Mental Incapacity or Physical Helplessness of Complaining Witness 114 3 HB 663 (04) Filming, Videotaping or Photographing of Another, Penalty 114 3 HB 664 (04) Arrest Without Warrant; Applicable in Drunk Driving Cases 114 3 HB 667 (04) DUI; Reduces Alcohol Levels for Mandatory Confinement 114 3 HB 675 (04) Home Schooling; Qualifications of Instructor 114 3 HB 676 (04) DUI; Revocation of License for Multiple Convictions 114 4 HB 677 (04) Parking on Secondary System Highways; Governing Bodies in Various Counties Authorized to Restrict 114 4 HB 679 (04) Billboards or Advertising Signs; Removal of Abandoned Ones 114 4 HB 682 (04) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Information Required of Candidates, Campaign Committees, and Other Persons and Committees 114 4 HB 683 (04) Industrial Development Authority; James City County Authorized to Refer thereto as an Economic Development Authority 114 4 HB 685 (04) Water Protection Permit; Provisions 114 4 HB 686 (04) Post-Disaster Anti-Price Gouging Act; Created 114 4 HB 687 (04) Labor and Industry, Commissioner of; Definition 114 4 HB 688 (04) Payday Loans; Retention of Copies of Checks, Payments on Loan Prior to Maturing 114 4 HB 689 (04) Telephone Privacy Protection Act; Prohibits Telephone Solicitation to Persons on Do-Not-Call Registry 114 4 HB 690 (04) Pharmacy Technicians; Filling and Stocking of Automated Drug Dispensing Systems in Hospital Pharmacies 114 5 HB 692 (04) Health Care, Joint Committee on; Cooperation of Other Agencies 114 5 HB 699 (04) Sickness and Disability Program; Changes in Long-Term Disability Benefits for State Employees 114 5 HB 700 (04) Sickness and Disability Program; Suspension of Eligibility 114 5 HB 701 (04) Sickness and Disability Program; Changes in Long-Term Disability Benefits for State Employees 114 5 HB 702 (04) Sickness and Disability Program; Program Actuary 114 5 HB 703 (04) Sickness and Disability Program; Collection of Disability Overpayments 114 5 HB 705 (04) Pleadings; Notice to Agent on Amendment 114 5 HB 710 (04) Scholarships; Eliminates Restriction on Number that may be Awarded 114 5 HB 712 (04) Higher Education Institutions; Policies for Required Reinstatement of Enrollment for Certain Military Students 114 5 HB 713 (04) Hazardous Waste; Temporary Storage 114 6 HB 714 (04) Zoning Ordinances; Notice for Rezoning near Military Bases, Installations and Airports 114 6 HB 715 (04) Subdivision Ordinances; Provisions Relating to Cable Television Operators and Public Service Corporations 114 6 HB 716 (04) DPOR; Consideration of Complaint Information from Public Sources 114 6 HB 717 (04) Missing Children; Information to be Entered into Criminal Information Network 114 6 HB 718 (04) Sexual Abuse; Definition 114 6 HB 721 (04) Commercial Vehicles; Parking Regulations in Towns in Fairfax County 114 6 HB 733 (04) Health Records; Patient's Executor or Administrator may Obtain Copies 114 6 HB 734 (04) Jury Panel; Employee not to be Penalized for Service 114 6 HB 737 (04) Water and Sewage Systems; Mandatory Connection in Franklin County 114 6 HB 739 (04) Transient Occupancy Tax; Imposition in Floyd County 115 1 HB 741 (04) Transient Occupancy Tax; Increased in Certain Counties, Revenues for Performing Arts Foundation 115 1 HB 743 (04) Utility Tax, Local Consumer; Exemption for Churches 115 1 HB 744 (04) Coalfield Economic Development Authority; Authorized to Engage in Economic Development Marketing and Business Attraction Act 115 1 HB 745 (04) Methadone Clinics; Conditions for Licensing Certain Designed for Treatment of Persons with Opiate Addiction 115 1 HB 749 (04) Public Procurement Act; Cooperative Procurement with U.S. General Services Administration 115 1 HB 751 (04) Marriage; Affirmation 115 2 HB 754 (04) Public Service Companies; Definition includes Limited Liability Companies 115 3 HB 755 (04) Death Penalty; Content of Sentencing Order when Sentence of Imprisonment for Life Imposed 115 3 HB 758 (04) Hunting, Trapping and Fishing Licenses; Exempts Spouses of Children and Grandchildren 115 3 HB 759 (04) Child Pornography; Penalty for Solicitation, Registration as a Sex Offender 115 3 HB 760 (04) Gangs; Penalty for Third or Subsequent Conviction for Criminal Street Activity 115 3 HB 766 (04) Food Stores; Inspections 115 3 HB 767 (04) Polling Places; Distribution of Campaign Materials 115 3 HB 769 (04) Career and Technical Education; to be Included in Curriculum 115 4 HB 771 (04) JIRC; Jurisdiction to Include Certain Judges 115 4 HB 774 (04) Driving while License Suspended or Revoked; Mandatory Punishment upon 3rd or Subsequent Offense 115 4 HB 776 (04) Felonies; DNA Sampling of Arrestees for Attempted Crime 115 4 HB 777 (04) Traffic Signals; Procedure when not in Operation 115 4 HB 782 (04) Indians, Council on; Changes Membership, Responsibility of Secretary of Natural Resources 115 4 HB 783 (04) Controlled Substances; Eliminates Certain Required Inventory by Division of Forensic Science 115 4 HB 784 (04) Food Code; Adoption of Regulations 115 4 HB 786 (04) DUI; Procedure for Taking Blood Samples 115 4 HB 787 (04) Juvenile Records; May Be Obtained for Use in Pending Criminal Prosecution 115 5 HB 792 (04) Parenting Programs; Created within the Department of Correctional Education 115 5 HB 798 (04) Telephonic Reading Services; Created 115 5 HB 801 (04) Hazing; Penalty When Committed on a Youth Gang or Criminal Street Gang Member 115 5 HB 805 (04) Alcoholic Mixed Beverages; Licensees May Serve or Deliver Soju to a Consumer 115 5 HB 809 (04) Deer; When Baiting Permitted 115 5 HB 812 (04) Military Grave Markers; Prohibits Sale or Offers for Sale 115 5 HB 817 (04) Disability Commission, Created; Report 115 5 HB 818 (04) Homeowners Insurance; Prohibits Policy Non-renewal Due to Claims Made within 60 Months 115 5 HB 819 (04) Zoning Ordinances; Notice of Amendment 115 6 HB 820 (04) Eminent Domain; Condemnation of Lands within Adopted Conservation or Redevelopment Plans 115 6 HB 823 (04) Charter; City of Norfolk 115 6 HB 824 (04) Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Disclosure of Mold in Dwelling Unit 115 6 HB 825 (04) Housing Development Authority; Financing of Certain Mixed-Income or Mixed-Use Housing Developments 115 6 HB 827 (04) Home Ownership; Grants by Localities for Assistance to School Board Members 115 6 HB 828 (04) Building Code; Inspection of Rental Property, Including Elevators 115 6 HB 829 (04) Elevator Mechanics; Certification 115 6 HB 831 (04) Board for Contractors; Exemption from Licensure 116 1 HB 834 (04) Eminent Domain; Owner of Condemned Property to Receive Payment for Vacating 116 1 HB 835 (04) Eminent Domain; Remedies of Certain Landowners whose Property is Condemned 116 1 HB 836 (04) Outreach Oversight Committee; Name Caned to Children's Health Insurance Advisory Committee 116 1 HB 837 (04) Election Laws; Changes in Voter Equipment and Technology 116 1 HB 847 (04) Driver Improvement Clinics; Regulation by DMV 116 1 HB 848 (04) Relief; Julius Earl Ruffin 116 1 HB 849 (04) Design-Build Contracts; License Requirements 116 2 HB 850 (04) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Filing Schedules 116 2 HB 851 (04) Pharmacists; Collaborative Agreements with Practitioner of Medicine, etc., to Continue 116 2 HB 852 (04) Medical Equipment Supplier; Exempts License Requirement as a Wholesale Distributor 116 2 HB 854 (04) Design-Build Contracts; License Requirements 116 2 HB 855 (04) Nurse Practitioners; Authorized to Sign Various Forms and Certificates 116 2 HB 856 (04) Optometry; Practice and Licensure 116 3 HB 857 (04) Perpetual Care Trust Funds and Pre-need Burial Contracts; Cemetery Board to Appoint Receiver to Oversee 116 3 HB 862 (04) Cigarettes; Affixing Stamps thereto, Reporting Requirements 116 3 HB 863 (04) Assault and Battery; Penalty when Committed Against a Family or Household Member 116 3 HB 864 (04) Workers' Compensation; Lien by Employer on Settlement or Verdict 116 3 HB 866 (04) Lerner's Permit; Issuance to Youthful Drivers Upon Certification by Foster Parent 116 3 HB 869 (04) Schools; Reporting of Threats Made on and Illegal Carrying of a Firearm on School Property 116 3 HB 871 (04) Infected Sexual Battery; Penalty 116 4 HB 872 (04) Identity Theft; Identification, Issuance of an Identity Theft Passport 116 4 HB 873 (04) Alert and Warning System; Localities to Establish in Event of Emergency or Disaster 116 4 HB 874 (04) Affordable Housing; Applicable in Alexandria City 116 4 HB 875 (04) Patient Records; Transfer or Copies in Conjunction with Sale or Relocation of Practice 116 4 HB 876 (04) Mental Health Information; Disclosure 116 4 HB 877 (04) Health Records; Procedure for Certain Patients to Obtain Access to their Records 116 4 HB 878 (04) Health Records; Access by Guardians ad litem and Attorneys Representing Minors and Certain Adults 116 5 HB 879 (04) Health Records; Privacy Provisions 116 5 HB 883 (04) Conservation Easements; Holders to have Principal Office in State 116 5 HB 884 (04) Non-Stock Corporations; Terms of Directors 116 5 HB 887 (04) Emissions Inspections; Exempts Hybrid Vehicles 116 5 HB 889 (04) DUI; Penalty and Bail on Charge of Third Offense 116 6 HB 891 (04) Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities; Notification to Electric Utilities 116 6 HB 894 (04) Property Owners' Association Act; Access to Association Records 116 6 HB 898 (04) Homeowners Insurance; Notice to Insured on Changes in Deductibles 116 6 HB 899 (04) Golf Carts and Utility Vehicles; Registration and Operation 116 6 HB 900 (04) License Plates; Special; Technical Changes in Various Statutes 116 6 HB 902 (04) Income Tax, State; Filing of Returns 116 6 HB 904 (04) Transportation Commissioner; May Enter into Agreements with Cities and Towns 117 1 HB 907 (04) Medical Assistance Services; Filing of Application for Admittance to a Veterans Care Center 117 1 HB 908 (04) Senatorial and House of Delegates Districts; Changes in Provisions 117 1 HB 909 (04) Heritage Music Trail; The Crooked Road; Designating as Certain Highways in Southwest Virginia 117 1 HB 910 (04) Country Music Highway; Designating Portion of Route 23 Lying within Wise, Lee, and Scott Counties 117 1 HB 911 (04) Tourism Development Authority; Authorized to Form Corp., etc. for Purpose of Promoting Economic Development 117 1 HB 916 (04) Criminal History Records Check; Applicable to Justices, Judges and Substitute Judges and Magistrates 117 1 HB 918 (04) Restaurants; Exemptions include Convenience Stores and Gas Stations 117 1 HB 919 (04) Water and Sewer Authorities; Conduits for Fiber Optic Cable 117 1 HB 920 (04) Natural Gas; Direct Sales to Certain Public Schools 117 1 HB 924 (04) Delinquent Taxes; Collection by Local Government Treasurers 117 2 HB 925 (04) Real Estate; Non-Judicial Sale of Tax Delinquent Property 117 2 HB 926 (04) Personal Property Tax Relief Act of 1998; Payments when Taxes Paid in Full 117 2 HB 928 (04) Real Estate Tax; Alternative Payment Schedules for Elderly and Handicapped Persons in Prince William County 117 2 HB 930 (04) Septic Systems; Validity of Septic Tank Permits 117 2 HB 931 (04) Governing Bodies; Meetings 117 2 HB 932 (04) Advanced Learning and Research Institute for; Increases Membership of Governing Board 117 2 HB 933 (04) Advanced Learning and Research Institute for; Designated an Educational Institution 117 2 HB 934 (04) Constitutional Officers; Employment 117 2 HB 938 (04) Telephone Companies; Local Exchange Service Competition Policy 117 2 HB 942 (04) Grant Jurors; Procedure for Selection 117 3 HB 947 (04) Silvicultural Activities; Notification of Commercial Harvesting of Timber 117 3 HB 949 (04) Elizabeth River; Governor to Convey Certain Subaqueous Lands to Norfolk City 117 3 HB 952 (04) Adult Protective Services; Change in Provisions, DSS to Report on Adult Abuse 117 3 HB 955 (04) Animal Feeding Operations; Penalty for Violation 117 3 HB 959 (04) Grievance Procedures; State Employee Request for Administrative Review 117 3 HB 963 (04) Exterior Lighting; Allows James City County to Regulate Illumination Levels of Buildings and Property 117 4 HB 968 (04) Charter; City of Williamsburg 117 4 HB 974 (04) Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Access by Landlord to Correct Non-Emergency Property Condition 117 4 HB 975 (04) Recordation Taxes; Exemptions Include Contracts on Real or Personal Property 117 4 HB 976 (04) Pleadings and Other Actions by Parties not Presented by Attorneys; Provisions 117 4 HB 977 (04) Circuit Court Records; Fees Allowed for Remote Access 117 4 HB 978 (04) School Divisions; Consolidation 117 4 HB 979 (04) Garnishment; Service on a Corp. through a Managing Employee 117 4 HB 980 (04) Service of Process; Failure to Return Shall Not Invalidate Service 117 4 HB 981 (04) Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Noncompliance of Rental Agreement, Award of Attorney's Fees 117 5 HB 982 (04) Process; Fees for Services in Circuit Court 117 5 HB 983 (04) Fiduciaries; Mailing of Notice by Clerk of Court 117 5 HB 984 (04) Conservators and Guardians; Definition to Include Tax-Exempt Org. that Provide Services to Incapacitated Persons 117 5 HB 985 (04) State Property Management Reform Act 117 5 HB 986 (04) Polling Places; Voting Equipment must remain in Plain View of Officers of Election 117 5 HB 988 (04) Land Use Proceedings; Disclosures 117 5 HB 989 (04) Transfer Module; Created to Facilitate Transfer Course Credit Between 2-year and 4-year Institutions 117 5 HB 993 (04) Racing; Conduct Punishable as Involuntary Manslaughter Due to Death of Another, Punishment for Injury 117 5 HB 994 (04) Charter; Town of Clifton 117 6 HB 997 (04) Fairfax Station Road; Designating Entire Length in Fairfax County as a Virginia Byway 117 6 HB 998 (04) Pleasant Valley Road; Designating Portion thereof in Fairfax County as a Virginia Byway 117 6 HB 1001 (04) Transient Occupancy Tax; Additional Imposition in Fairfax County 117 6 HB 1002 (04) Motor Vehicles; Registration Fees, Changes Formula for Distribution of "Four for Life" Fund 117 6 HB 1005 (04) Dulles Corridor; Issuance of Transportation cred. Assistance Revenue Bonds for Funding Mass Transit 117 6 HB 1007 (04) Homeowners Insurance; Exclusion of Coverage for an Insured's Dangerous or Vicious Animal 117 6 HB 1012 (04) Gangs; Presumption Against Bail, Pre-Sentence Report Due to Criminal Participation 117 6 HB 1013 (04) At-Risk Student Academic Achievement Program and Fund; Created 118 1 HB 1014 (04) Standards of Quality in Public Schools; Changes in Provisions 118 1 HB 1015 (04) Family Life Education; Curriculum to Include Steps to Avoid Sexual Assault and Availability of Counseling, etc. 118 1 HB 1018 (04) Animal Dissection in Public Schools; Alternatives 118 1 HB 1022 (04) Auctioneers; Continuing Education 118 1 HB 1024 (04) Saltwater Fishing Licenses and Permits; Fees Increased 118 1 HB 1026 (04) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Requirements for Political Campaign Advertisements 118 1 HB 1027 (04) Lottery Law; Changes in Provisions Giving Department and Director more Authority 118 1 HB 1028 (04) Lottery Board; Criminal Background Checks for Members, Officers and Employees of Lottery Vendors 118 2 HB 1029 (04) Mary Washington College; Name Changed to University of Mary Washington 118 2 HB 1030 (04) Personal Property Exempt from Taxation; Includes Trailers Used to Transport Farm Animals or Farm Products 118 2 HB 1037 (04) Debt Collection, Division of; Retention of Revenues, Use for Collection of Debts, Reference of Amounts to Attorney General 118 2 HB 1038 (04) Child Abuse or Neglect; Reporting by School Personnel 118 2 HB 1039 (04) Public Procurement Act; Contracts for Architectural or Professional Engineering Services 118 2 HB 1041 (04) Child Abuse or Neglect; Definition 118 2 HB 1042 (04) Correctional Facilities; Utilization of Private Contracts 118 3 HB 1043 (04) Competitive Government Act; Created, Reports 118 3 HB 1044 (04) Wild Animals; Baiting Prohibited 118 3 HB 1047 (04) Children with Disabilities; Special Education Services for those Placed Across Jurisdictional Lines 118 3 HB 1048 (04) Teachers; Licensing of those Providing Instruction in Special Education 118 3 HB 1049 (04) Dentistry or Dental Hygiene; Temporary Licenses to Persons Enrolled in Advanced Dental Education Program 118 3 HB 1055 (04) Crimes and Offenses Generally (Title 18.2); Revising and Amending Various Statutes 118 3 HB 1056 (04) Public Defender Commission; Name Changed to Indigent Defense Commission 118 3 HB 1057 (04) Bail Bondsmen; Regulation and Licensure 118 4 HB 1058 (04) Forfeiture Statutes; Transfer to Criminal Procedure Code 118 4 HB 1059 (04) Mandatory Minimum Punishment; Definition 118 4 HB 1060 (04) Crimes and Offenses Generally (Title 18.2); Revising, Rearranging and Amending Various Statutes 118 4 HB 1062 (04) Juveniles; Intake Officer May Proceed if Petition Alleges an Adult Offense 118 4 HB 1063 (04) Estates; Damages Resulting from Legal Malpractice Concerning Irrevocable Trusts 118 4 HB 1069 (04) Damage Stamp Program; Extends Coverage to Beekeepers 118 4 HB 1076 (04) Property Exempt from Taxation; Provisions for Certain Charitable and other Related Organizations 118 5 HB 1080 (04) Gangs; Notice to School Superintendent of Prohibited Participation or Recruitment of Juveniles for Criminal Street Activity 118 5 HB 1083 (04) Victim Impact Testimony; Admission in Proceedings 118 5 HB 1084 (04) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Extends Sunset Provision for Textbooks for Free Distribution to Professors 118 5 HB 1085 (04) Professional Librarians; Qualifications, Use of State Funds 118 5 HB 1088 (04) Charter; City of Radford 118 5 HB 1093 (04) Abuse and Neglect of Incapacitated Adult; Includes Financial Exploitation 118 5 HB 1094 (04) State Agencies; Establishment of Alternative Work Schedule and Telecommuting Policy 118 5 HB 1095 (04) Trials; Exclusion of Witnesses 118 5 HB 1096 (04) Juveniles; Fingerprints and Photographs Required if Charged with Certain Delinquent Acts 118 5 HB 1103 (04) Guardians of Incapacitated Persons; Prohibited from Seeking Change in Marital Status without Court Approval 118 5 HB 1107 (04) DUI; Penalty for Third Conviction 118 6 HB 1108 (04) Community-Based Programs for Adults; Board of Correctional Education to Develop 118 6 HB 1109 (04) Foster Care; Establishment of Independent Living Services for Persons Transition to Self Sufficiency 118 6 HB 1111 (04) Divorce; Property Distribution 118 6 HB 1112 (04) Charter; City of Harrisonburg 118 6 HB 1116 (04) Crime Prevention Specialists; Certification Approval 118 6 HB 1117 (04) Firearms; School Divisions may establish Policies on Possession on School Property 118 6 HB 1119 (04) Salvage and Non-repairable Vehicles; Disposition 119 1 HB 1120 (04) Mopeds; Drivers to have Identification 119 1 HB 1123 (04) Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization (RICO) Act 119 1 HB 1124 (04) Surplus Real Property; State Agencies to Identify 119 1 HB 1125 (04) Computer Crimes; Penalty when Committed by Adults 119 1 HB 1127 (04) Venue; Applicable to Defendant who Conducts Substantial Business Activity 119 1 HB 1129 (04) Motion Pictures; Penalty for Audiovisual Recording 119 2 HB 1130 (04) DUI; Forfeiture of Vehicle for Third Offense 119 2 HB 1132 (04) Bail; Denied Due to Multiple DUI Offenses 119 2 HB 1133 (04) Infants; Screening Tests Required after Delivery 119 2 HB 1135 (04) Child Protective Services; Training and Investigation Procedures 119 2 HB 1136 (04) Driver's License; Administrative Suspension for Persons Charged with DUI 119 2 HB 1137 (04) Driver's License; Suspension for Non-Payment of Certain Judgments 119 2 HB 1138 (04) DUI; Mandatory Ignition Interlock upon Conviction 119 2 HB 1139 (04) Magistrates; Appointment 119 2 HB 1141 (04) Misdemeanors, Traffic Infractions, etc.; Fixed Fee in District Court 119 3 HB 1142 (04) Aquatic Nuisance Species, Non-indigenous; Control and Eradication 119 3 HB 1143 (04) Trauma Center Fund; Established to Accept Funds Paid for DUI Conviction 119 3 HB 1144 (04) Firearms; Regulations Governing Purchase in or Outside State 119 3 HB 1145 (04) Public Procurement Act; Small, and Women and Minority-Owned Business Participation 119 3 HB 1146 (04) Juvenile Court Cases; Appeals 119 3 HB 1147 (04) DUI; Mandatory Minimum Sentence for a Second or Third Offense 119 3 HB 1148 (04) Sentencing Guidelines; Felony Offenses Include Solicitation to Commit Murder and Terrorist Activities 119 3 HB 1149 (04) Gangs; Expands List of Predicate Criminal Acts that Define a Pattern of Criminal Activity 119 4 HB 1150 (04) Firearms; Control by Localities 119 4 HB 1154 (04) Route 17; Designating Portion as a Virginia Byway 119 4 HB 1155 (04) Interstate Insurance Product Regulation Compact; Created 119 4 HB 1157 (04) Toll Facilities; Penalty for Failure to Pay Toll 119 4 HB 1158 (04) Sanitary Districts; Amendment in Fairfax County 119 4 HB 1159 (04) State Income Tax; Electronic Filing by Tax Preparers 119 4 HB 1171 (04) Teachers; Rehiring of those who are Retired, Designation of Critical Need Areas 119 4 HB 1172 (04) Legal Aid Societies; Funding 119 4 HB 1174 (04) Telecommunications and Video Taxation; Proposed Changes 119 5 HB 1176 (04) Energy Performance-Based Contract Procedures; Increases Payback Period 119 5 HB 1177 (04) Stormwater Management Programs; Reorganization 119 5 HB 1178 (04) Nursing Facilities and Nursing Homes; Vaccination of Residents 119 5 HB 1179 (04) Long-Term Care Insurance; Development for State Employees 119 5 HB 1181 (04) Insurance; Annuity Forfeiture 119 5 HB 1182 (04) Monacan Bridge; Designating as Lynchburg Bypass Bridge Across James River 119 5 HB 1183 (04) Limited Liability Companies; Registered Agents 119 5 HB 1185 (04) Corporate Income Tax; Credit for Land Preservation 119 5 HB 1186 (04) Insurance; Actuarial Opinions 119 6 HB 1187 (04) SCC; Refunds for Overpayment of Fees 119 6 HB 1189 (04) Credit Cards; Contract Formation, Occurrence of Transaction 119 6 HB 1190 (04) Commission on Local Government; Changes in Duties 119 6 HB 1191 (04) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Increases Amount for Reporting Requirements 119 6 HB 1193 (04) Private Security Services Professionals; Includes Certified Detector Canine Handlers 119 6 HB 1194 (04) Land Use Permit; Release of Surety in Association with Performance of Work 119 6 HB 1198 (04) Public Water Supplies; Emergency Plans for Safe Handling During Any Extended Power Outage 119 6 HB 1201 (04) Procurement from Commercial Vendors; Regulations for Outsourcing 119 6 HB 1202 (04) Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs and Discount Purchasing Cards 120 1 HB 1205 (04) Concealed Weapons; Carrying by Certain Law-Enforcement Officers 120 1 HB 1206 (04) Charter; Town of Glasgow 120 1 HB 1207 (04) Bad Checks; Increases Charge Upon Return 120 1 HB 1208 (04) RS and UT; Entitles Newport News to Revenues Generated by Transactions in Public Facilities to Pay for Bonds 120 1 HB 1209 (04) Juveniles; Criteria for Detention or Shelter Care 120 1 HB 1211 (04) Community Development Authorities; Issuance of Revenue Bonds 120 1 HB 1212 (04) Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry; Established 120 1 HB 1213 (04) Center for Rural Virginia; Created 120 1 HB 1227 (04) Rappahannock River Basin Commission 120 1 HB 1230 (04) Wine Board and Wine Promotion Fund; Created, Abolishes Winegrowers Advisory Board 120 1 HB 1231 (04) Collegial Bodies; Changes and Conformity of Provisions 120 2 HB 1233 (04) Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault Stalking and Violation of Protective Order; Training of Personnel to Handle 120 3 HB 1234 (04) Domestic Violence Victim Fund; Created 120 3 HB 1237 (04) Sexually Violent Predators; Civil Commitment 120 3 HB 1238 (04) Insurance Continuing Education Board; Membership 120 3 HB 1241 (04) RS and UT; Allows Dealer to File and Pay Taxes He Collects with Local Commissioner of Revenue, etc. 120 3 HB 1243 (04) RS and UT; Entitles Salem City to Revenues Generated by Transactions in Public Facilities to Pay for Bonds 120 3 HB 1246 (04) FOIA; Exempts Certain Records of Department of Criminal Justice Services 120 3 HB 1248 (04) Charter; City of Falls Church 120 3 HB 1254 (04) School Performance Report Card; Reporting Requirements for Each School 120 3 HB 1255 (04) Cash Proffers; Localities Authorized to Accept 120 3 HB 1256 (04) School Term; Provisions Due to Severe Weather Conditions or Other Emergency Situation 120 4 HB 1257 (04) Diplomas; Local School Board to Award Verified Units of Credit 120 4 HB 1258 (04) City Council; Salary Payment 120 4 HB 1261 (04) VEC; Conveying Certain Real Property Located in Petersburg 120 4 HB 1262 (04) RS and UT; Extends Sunset Provision for Film and Audiovisual Works 120 4 HB 1263 (04) Landfill Gas Pipelines; Notification to Counties of Location 120 4 HB 1264 (04) Deeds of Trust; Notice of Sale Shall Include Instrument Number or Deed Book and Page Numbers 120 4 HB 1265 (04) Process; Fees of Sheriffs for Service on Repossessions, Evictions 120 4 HB 1266 (04) Voter Registrars; Appointment, Term and Removal 120 4 HB 1267 (04) Workers' Compensation; Eligibility of Electoral Board Members 120 4 HB 1269 (04) Banks; Loans and Other Extensions of Credit to Executive Officers and Directors 120 5 HB 1271 (04) Soil and Water Conservation Districts; Nonpoint Source Pollution Activities 120 5 HB 1274 (04) Juveniles; Temporary Custody if Found Delinquent 120 5 HB 1278 (04) Oysters and Clams; Penalty for Theft of Certain 120 5 HB 1283 (04) Erosion and Sediment Control Law; Definition of Land-Disturbing Activity Including Certain Surface or Deep Mining 120 5 HB 1291 (04) Woodlawn Road; VDOT to Assert Property Rights of State in Fairfax County and Fort Belvoir 120 5 HB 1293 (04) Sexual Assault; Venue for Criminal Prosecutions 120 5 HB 1294 (04) School Corrective Action Plans; Enforcement 120 5 HB 1296 (04) JMU; Facilities Ability to Begin Construction Needed as Result of Fire Damage 120 5 HB 1299 (04) Law-Enforcement Officer Certification Examination; Waiver Based on Previous Experience 120 5 HB 1302 (04) Firearms; Abolishes Provisions Regulating Sales and Purchases in Contiguous States 120 6 HB 1303 (04) Pneumatic Guns; Regulation and Use 120 6 HB 1305 (04) Motor Carriers; Penalty for Violation of International Fuels Tax Agreement 120 6 HB 1307 (04) Assault and Battery; Penalty for First Offense when Committed Against a Family or Household Member 120 6 HB 1308 (04) Pretrial Services; Applicable for Adults and Juveniles Transferred for Trial as Adults 120 6 HB 1309 (04) Alcoholic Beverages; Underage Alcohol Offenders may be Placed on Community-Based Probation 120 6 HB 1312 (04) Safety Equipment, Specialized Mobile; Use on Job Site 120 6 HB 1313 (04) William J. Hargis, Jr. Library; VIMS to Name Library 120 6 HB 1314 (04) ABC Stores; Operation on Sunday in Certain Areas of Virginia 120 6 HB 1316 (04) Wineries and Farm Wineries; Delivery and Shipment Requirements 120 6 HB 1320 (04) House of Delegates Districts; Changes in Boundaries in Norfolk City 121 1 HB 1321 (04) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Filing of Statement of Organization 121 1 HB 1326 (04) Compulsory School Attendance; Enforcement 121 1 HB 1327 (04) Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangements (MEWA); Eliminate Regulatory Jurisdiction of SCC 121 1 HB 1330 (04) Government Databases and Data Communications; Reporting of Incidents that Threaten Security 121 1 HB 1331 (04) Student Conduct; Code Regulations to Include Guidelines on Hazing 121 1 HB 1335 (04) Motor Vehicle Warning Lights; Certain Use on DMA and National Guard Vehicles 121 1 HB 1336 (04) School Boards; Salary in Manassas Park City 121 1 HB 1337 (04) Power of Attorney; Revocation of Authority for an Incapacitated Person 121 1 HB 1338 (04) Virginia Museum of Natural History; Powers and Duties, Salary of Director, Gifts and Endowments 121 2 HB 1340 (04) Voter Registration; Applicable to Certain Persons Under Age 18 121 2 HB 1342 (04) Motor Vehicle Insurance; Disclosure to Insured Information on 3rd Party Representation in Connection with Glass Claim 121 2 HB 1346 (04) Commercial Vehicles; Limited Use of Certain Lanes on Certain Interstate Highways 121 2 HB 1350 (04) Environmental Permit Fees; Applicable to Water and Non-Hazardous Solid Waste 121 2 HB 1355 (04) Juveniles; Disposition for those who are Delinquent 121 2 HB 1357 (04) FOIA; Exempts Certain Meetings of the General Assembly 121 2 HB 1360 (04) Information Technology and Telecommunications Procurement; Shall Be in Accordance with Accessibility Standards 121 2 HB 1363 (04) Campaign Advertisements; Requirements for Radio and Television Advertisements 121 2 HB 1364 (04) FOIA; Exempts Certain Emergency Service Records 121 2 HB 1373 (04) Service Districts; Powers Concerning Road Construction 121 3 HB 1376 (04) Toll Facilities; Tolls May Vary to Encourage Travel During Off-Peak Hours 121 3 HB 1379 (04) Service Members Civil Relief Act; Created 121 3 HB 1383 (04) DMV Records; Accessed by Insurance Companies 121 3 HB 1388 (04) Trusts; Provisions for Total Return Investing 121 3 HB 1392 (04) Police; Allows Private Higher Education Institutions to Enter into Reciprocal Agreements with Outside Localities 121 3 HB 1393 (04) Regional Industrial Facility Authority; Remittance of Tax 121 3 HB 1394 (04) Wine or Beer Shippers; License Application Does Not Require a Background Check 121 3 HB 1396 (04) FOIA; Exempts Records and Meetings of Commission on Military Bases 121 3 HB 1398 (04) Secretary of Commerce and Trade; Duties Include Review of Urban Issues 121 3 HB 1404 (04) Health Insurance; Coverage for Dependent Children 121 3 HB 1405 (04) Small Business Financing Authority; Membership, Voting Privileges 121 4 HB 1407 (04) Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Act; Increases Participating Physician and Hospital Assessment 121 4 HB 1408 (04) Health Insurance; Requirements when Providing Insured with Claims Experience or Medical Costs Record 121 4 HB 1410 (04) Mechanic's Lien; Extent where Owner has less than Fee in Land 121 4 HB 1413 (04) Korean War, World War II and Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highways; Designated as Interstate Routes 64, 81 and 95 121 4 HB 1419 (04) Transportation District; Created within Charlottesville City and Albemarle County 121 4 HB 1423 (04) Motor Vehicle Dealers; Increases Number of Manual DMV Transactions Per Month 121 4 HB 1424 (04) Personal Information Privacy Act; Restricting Use of Date of Birth as Condition for Accepting Checks 121 4 HB 1425 (04) Motor Vehicle Safety Inspection Stations; Required to Carry Garage Liability Insurance 121 4 HB 1426 (04) Coal and Gas Road Improvement Tax; Distribution of Revenues to Local Public Service Authority 121 5 HB 1427 (04) House of Delegates and Senatorial Districts; Changes in Boundaries in Pulaski and Wise Counties 121 5 HB 1430 (04) Drug Treatment Court Act; Created, Report 121 5 HB 1432 (04) Lovettsville Union Cemetery Company; Updating Incorporation; Thereof 121 5 HB 1435 (04) Real Estate Cooperative Act; Changes in Provisions 121 5 HB 1436 (04) Elizabeth River; Marine Resources Commission to Grant Easement to VEPCO for Electric Transmission Lines 121 5 HB 1441 (04) Charitable Corporations; Direct Purchase from Cooperative Procurements by Free Clinics 121 5 HB 1443 (04) School Admission; Application when Parent of Student is Deployed Outside of US with National Guard 121 5 HB 1444 (04) Humelsine Parkway; Designating as Route 199 between I-64 East and West of Williamsburg City 121 5 HB 1445 (04) School Crossing Guards; Use of Hand-Held Stop Signs to Control Traffic 121 6 HB 1447 (04) Department of Accounts to Conduct Recovery Audits of State Contracts 121 6 HB 1448 (04) Wine and Beer Shippers; Fees for Licenses 121 6 HB 1450 (04) Petroleum Storage Tank Fund; Reimbursements 121 6 HB 1452 (04) Fresh Water and Saltwater Fishing; a Combined License May Be Established 121 6 HB 1453 (04) Real Estate Tax; Collection Proceedings for Delinquent Taxes 121 6 HB 1456 (04) Nuisances; Abatement, Sale of Property for Delinquent Taxes 121 6 HB 1460 (04) Judgment and Legal Rate of Interest; Lowered 121 6 HB 1461 (04) Real Estate Assessments; Establishment of Dept. in Powhatan County 121 6 HB 1463 (04) RS and UT; Constitutional Nexus for Imposition 122 1 HB 1474 (04) Stuart Finley Bridge; Designated as Bridge on Potterton Drive over Lake Barcroft in Fairfax County 122 1 HB 1475 (04) Vietnamese-American Heritage Flag; Recognition 122 1 HB 1480 (04) Virginia-Asian Advisory Board; Purpose 122 1 HB 1483 (04) Communicable Diseases of Public Health Threat; Procedure for Quarantine and Isolation 122 2 HB 1485 (04) Liability Insurance for Localities; Adds Fire and Police Dept. Operational Medical Directors and Physicians, Directors 122 2 HB 1486 (04) State Income Tax; Limiting Legislation Creating Voluntary Contribution of Refunds to Charitable Organizations 122 2 HB 1489 (04) Banquet and Mixed Beverage Licenses; Issuance 122 2 Senate SB 1 (04) Out-of-Family Investigations Advisory Committee; Membership 122 3 SB 2 (04) State Publications; Reduces Number Submitted to State Library 122 3 SB 3 (04) Special Funds; Abolishes those that are Dormant and their Associated Programs 122 3 SB 4 (04) Housing Funds; Changes in Utilization Reporting Requirements 122 3 SB 5 (04) Medical Complaint Investigation Committees and Medical and Psychological Practices Audit Committee; Abolished 122 3 SB 6 (04) State Agency Reports; Changes in Distribution of Annual and Biennial Copies 122 3 SB 7 (04) Collegial Body; Definition 122 3 SB 8 (04) Interagency Coordinating Council on Housing for Disabled; Abolished 122 3 SB 9 (04) VEC; Eliminates Requirement for Development of a Workforce Plan 122 3 SB 10 (04) Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; Abolished 122 4 SB 11 (04) State Agencies; Eliminates Requirement to Report on Costs of Federal Mandates 122 4 SB 12 (04) Recycling Markets Development Council; Duties 122 4 SB 13 (04) Sam Snead Memorial Highway; Designing Route 220 in Bath 122 4 SB 14 (04) Utility Tax; Imposition on Local Consumers in Town of Iron Gate for Mobile Phone Usage 122 4 SB 18 (04) Constitutional Amendment; Effective Dates of Legislative and Congressional Redistricting 122 4 SB 19 (04) Guardians of Incapacitated Persons; Prohibits Change in Martial Status without prior Court Approval 122 4 SB 21 (04) Special License Plates; Issuance to Various Organizations 122 4 SB 24 (04) Interpreters for Non-English Speaking Persons in Mental Commitment Proceedings; Provisions 122 4 SB 25 (04) Temporary Detention Orders; Technical Correction to Cross Reference 122 4 SB 26 (04) Littering; Offense for Which Use of Summons May Be Issued in Juvenile Court 122 5 SB 31 (04) Higher Educational Institutions Bond Bill of 2004 122 5 SB 32 (04) Parking Facilities Bond Bill of 2004 122 5 SB 34 (04) Jack and Carter Hardesty Bridge; Designating as Route 340 Bridge in Clark County 122 5 SB 35 (04) Guardianship of Children; Subsidy for Relative Caregivers 122 5 SB 38 (04) Jury Service; Exempts Certain Legislative Employees 122 5 SB 39 (04) Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS); Financing Through Bonds 122 5 SB 44 (04) Health Insurance; Coverage for Biologically Based Mental Illness 122 5 SB 45 (04) State and Local Health Departments; Chesterfield County May Supplement Salaries and Expenses of Employees 122 5 SB 50 (04) Advisory Board on Child Abuse and Neglect; Duties 122 6 SB 51 (04) Divorce; Property Distribution 122 6 SB 54 (04) Waterfowl, Migratory and Non-Migratory; Allows Certain Localities to Prohibit Feeding, Penalty 122 6 SB 57 (04) Richmond Metropolitan Authority; Free Use of Toll Facilities by Quadriplegics 122 6 SB 58 (04) Signs; Maintenance and Repair of Non-Conforming Signs by Transportation Commissioner 122 6 SB 61 (04) Regional Emergency Medical Services Councils; Exempt from Consumer Affairs Regulatory Requirements 122 6 SB 62 (04) Adoption; Requirements for Agencies Outside State 122 6 SB 69 (04) Buchanan County Tourist Train Development Authority 122 6 SB 71 (04) Local Consumer Utility Tax; Exemption for Churches 122 6 SB 72 (04) Roadway Litter Pick-Up; Civil Immunity of Officials who Participate in Programs for Probationers 123 1 SB 73 (04) Churches; Recordation Taxes on Incorporated Churches or Religious Bodies 123 1 SB 76 (04) Campaign Signs; Regulations 123 1 SB 78 (04) Kinship Care; Definition 123 1 SB 81 (04) Neighborhood Assistance Act; Tax Credit for Donations of Professional Services 123 1 SB 86 (04) Medical Care Facilities COPN; Criteria for Determining Need 123 1 SB 90 (04) Criminal History Records Check; Locality May Require Applicant or Licensee to Pay Cost of Fingerprinting 123 1 SB 94 (04) Polling Places; Voting Equipment Must Remain in Plain View of Officers of Election 123 2 SB 95 (04) Public Procurement Act; Includes On-line Auctions and U.S. General Services Administration 123 2 SB 97 (04) Charter; City of Fairfax 123 2 SB 98 (04) Parenting Programs; Created within Department of Correctional Education 123 2 SB 99 (04) Concealed Weapons; Exempts Certain Retired Law-Enforcement Officers from Permit Fees 123 2 SB 101 (04) Pedestrians; Installation and Maintenance of Signs Requiring Motorists to Yield Right-of-Way in Loudoun County 123 2 SB 103 (04) Child Custody and Visitation; Filing Fee for Appeals 123 2 SB 107 (04) Toll Facilities; Allows Operator or Toll Collection Technician to Obtain Vehicle Owner Information from DMV 123 2 SB 110 (04) Water Supply Plan Regulations; Effective Date 123 2 SB 112 (04) Franchised Motorcycle Dealers; Repurchase of Motorcycles, Parts and Equipment by Manufacturers 123 3 SB 114 (04) Abandoned Children; Protection, Affirmative Defense to Prosecution of Parent 123 3 SB 115 (04) Automobile Graveyards and Junkyards; Screening Requirements in Certain Counties 123 3 SB 118 (04) Pleadings; Notice to Agent on Amendment 123 3 SB 119 (04) Uniform Commercial Code; Revisions Concerning Electronic Documents of Title 123 3 SB 120 (04) Public Service Corporations; Filing of Annual Report 123 3 SB 122 (04) Real Estate Tax; Allows Goochland County to Increase Amount of Income for Elderly or Disabled 123 3 SB 124 (04) Charter; City of Richmond 123 3 SB 125 (04) Water Wells; Location and Testing in Goochland County 123 4 SB 126 (04) Virginia-North Carolina Interstate High-Speed Rail Compact 123 4 SB 127 (04) Farm Vehicles; Registration Fees for Plant Nurseries and Christmas Tree Farms 123 4 SB 130 (04) Unemployment Compensation; Penalties for Late Filing 123 4 SB 131 (04) Corporations; Articles of Termination of Corporate Existence 123 4 SB 136 (04) Health Records; Release of Patient Information to Commissioner of Department of Labor and Industry Due to Death, etc. 123 4 SB 139 (04) High-Occupancy Toll (HOT) Lanes; VDOT when Making Improvements to I-66 to Include 123 4 SB 145 (04) Teachers; Procedure for Licensure and Suspension and Revocation of Licenses 123 4 SB 148 (04) Toll Facilities; Disclosure of Data Generated by Automated Electronic Toll-Collection Systems 123 5 SB 149 (04) FOIA; Exempts Certain Client Lists of Persons Receiving Transportation Services 123 5 SB 150 (04) Sheep Board; Composition 123 5 SB 152 (04) Industrial Development Authorities; Any Locality Authorized to Refer thereto as an Economic Development Authority 123 5 SB 153 (04) Roanoke Higher Education Authority; Board of Trustees 123 5 SB 154 (04) Fire Programs Fund; Use 123 5 SB 155 (04) George Fortune, Jr. Memorial Bridges; Designating as I-66 Bridge over Route 29 in Fairfax County 123 5 SB 156 (04) Dental Plan Organizations; Provisions 123 5 SB 158 (04) Pharmaceutical Information; Dissemination of Medicare Benefits and Training of Senior Citizen Volunteers 123 6 SB 159 (04) Athletic Trainers; Licensure 123 6 SB 160 (04) Physician-Patient Relationships; Effect of Certain Emergency Department Treatment 123 6 SB 161 (04) Computers; Disposition of Surplus Equipment 123 6 SB 162 (04) Magistrates; Abolishes Training Requirements by Commonwealth Attorneys 123 6 SB 163 (04) SCC Bureau of Financial Institutions; Submission of Confidential Information Pursuant to Grand Jury 123 6 SB 165 (04) Tax Information; Release to Help Facilitate Collection of Unpaid Wages 123 6 SB 166 (04) Tax Information; Release to Aid in Locating Holders of Unclaimed Property 123 6 SB 167 (04) Racing Commission; Authorized to Increase Number of Satellite Facilities 124 1 SB 171 (04) Wireless E-911 Fund; Provisions for Payments 124 1 SB 172 (04) Appeals Bonds; Ceiling 124 1 SB 173 (04) Higher Educational Institutions; Definition Includes a Governmental Instrumentality 124 1 SB 174 (04) Judicial Retirement System; Maximum Credit a Former Judge may Transfer 124 1 SB 177 (04) Capital Cases; Appointment of Counsel 124 1 SB 179 (04) Unemployment Compensation; Benefit Charges Resulting form a Temporary Work Closure Forced by Disaster 124 1 SB 181 (04) Assisted Living Facilities; Regulations for Emergency Electrical Systems 124 1 SB 183 (04) Building Code; Standards for Fire Detection and Suppression Systems in Nursing Homes and Facilities 124 1 SB 184 (04) Senatorial Districts; Changes in Boundaries in Chesapeake 124 1 SB 185 (04) Child Abuse or Neglect; Includes Childhelp USA in List of Volunteer Organizations Subject to Search of Central Registry 124 2 SB 186 (04) Virginia-Asian Advisory Board; Purpose 124 2 SB 190 (04) Water and Sewage Systems; Mandatory Connection in Wythe County 124 2 SB 194 (04) Unemployment Compensation; Allowed Two Weeks of Benefits if Terminated before Resignation Date 124 2 SB 197 (04) Medical Care Facilities COPN; Not Applicable to Certain Intermediate Care Facilities for Mentally Retarded 124 2 SB 199 (04) Damage Stamp Program; Extends Coverage to Beekeepers 124 2 SB 200 (04) Beekeeper Assistance Program 124 2 SB 201 (04) Grievance Procedures; Revision of State Guidelines 124 2 SB 202 (04) DUI; Procedure Due to Refusal to Submit to Breath or Blood Testing 124 2 SB 203 (04) Charter; City of Falls Church 124 3 SB 204 (04) Inoperable Motor Vehicles; to be Shielded or Screened from View 124 3 SB 206 (04) Annexation; Moratorium on City and County Immunity Notices and Proceedings 124 3 SB 208 (04) Child Support; Guidelines Not to Include Calculation of Income from 2nd Job, Payment of Medical Expenses 124 3 SB 211 (04) Charter; City of Franklin 124 4 SB 212 (04) Inspector General for Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse; Duties 124 4 SB 214 (04) Courthouse and Courtroom Security; Assessment Fee 124 4 SB 215 (04) Voter Registrars; Appointment, Term and Removal 124 4 SB 223 (04) Adoption, Marriage and Divorce Records; Deletes Statements Indicating Racial Designations 124 4 SB 224 (04) Medical Treatment Options; Physician Disclosure 124 4 SB 226 (04) State and Local Government Conflict of Interests Act; Orientation Programs for State Government Personnel 124 4 SB 227 (04) Firearms; Permit to Sell or Purchase in Certain Counties 124 4 SB 228 (04) Land Use Proceedings; Disclosures 124 4 SB 230 (04) Brown v. Board of Education Scholarship Program and Fund 124 5 SB 231 (04) Corporate Income Tax; Reduces New Emp. Threshold to Rec. Major Business Facility Job Tax Credit 124 6 SB 233 (04) Housing Authorities; Development of a "No Trespass" Policy 124 6 SB 234 (04) Claims; Julius Earl Ruffin 124 6 SB 236 (04) Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Stalking and Violation of Protective Order; Training of Personnel to Handle 124 6 SB 241 (04) Land Records; Use of Secure Remote Access, Increases Technology Trust Fund Fee 124 6 SB 242 (04) Post-Disaster Anti-Price Gouging Act; Created 124 6 SB 244 (04) Community College Boards and Boards of Visitors; Appointment of Faculty Representatives 124 6 SB 246 (04) Signs; Posting in Certain Areas Where Yard Signs, Auctions, etc., are Being Held 124 6 SB 252 (04) Bicycles, Mopeds, Etc.; Restrictions on Use on Roadways 124 6 SB 257 (04) Subdivision Streets; Taking Into Secondary Highway System 125 1 SB 259 (04) Special License Plates; Issuance to Hobbyists of Reconstructed, Restored, etc., Vehicles 125 1 SB 260 (04) Comprehensive Roadside Management Program; Established within the Department of Transportation 125 1 SB 261 (04) Wildlife; Prohibits Use of Drugs Thereon 125 1 SB 262 (04) Milk Commission; Continued within the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 125 1 SB 266 (04) Medical Assistance Services; Includes Long-Term Care Partnership Program 125 1 SB 267 (04) Rivanna River Basin Commission, Created 125 1 SB 270 (04) Homeless Children; Public School Enrollment 125 1 SB 271 (04) Felony Conviction; Compensation for Wrongful Incarceration 125 1 SB 273 (04) Commercial Vehicles; Parking Regulations in Towns in Fairfax County 125 2 SB 274 (04) Marriage Rites; Persons Who May Perform 125 2 SB 276 (04) Assault and Battery; Reporting of Spousal Abuse by Active Members of Armed Forces 125 2 SB 277 (04) Transportation Projects; VDOT to Maintain Property Acquired for 125 2 SB 278 (04) Telemedicine Initiatives; Abolishes Reporting Requirements by Commissioner of Health 125 2 SB 280 (04) Cable Television Services by Certain Localities; Provisions 125 2 SB 283 (04) University of Virginia's College at Wise; Reduced Tuition 125 2 SB 285 (04) Licensure by Board of Contractors; DPOR and Board to Establish Program 125 2 SB 286 (04) Ballots; Names Printed only for One Office, Exception 125 2 SB 288 (04) Driver Training Schools; Regulation by DMV 125 2 SB 289 (04) State Property Management; Division of Engineering and Buildings to Establish Performance Standard to Determine Effect 125 2 SB 297 (04) FOIA; Exempts Numbers for Cell Phones, Pagers, etc., of Law-Enforcement Personnel 125 3 SB 298 (04) Conservators of the Peace; Includes Special Agents of Department of Homeland Security 125 3 SB 302 (04) Public Procurement Act; Cooperative Procurement with U.S. General Services Administration 125 3 SB 303 (04) Cemeteries; Authorization for Interment 125 3 SB 304 (04) State Agencies in Executive Branch; to Identify Drug Treatment and Job Training Programs they Administer 125 3 SB 308 (04) Community Criminal Justice Boards; Representation at Meetings 125 3 SB 310 (04) Wine Board and Wine Promotion Fund; Created, Abolishes Winegrowers Advisory Board 125 3 SB 311 (04) Law Officers' Retirement System; Retirement Benefits of Persons in a Hazardous Position 125 3 SB 313 (04) Election Laws; Changes in Voter Equipment and Technology 125 3 SB 315 (04) Green Schools Program; to Promote Waste Reduction and Resource Efficiency 125 4 SB 316 (04) Utility Tax; Imposition on Local Consumers in Towns of Herndon and Vienna for Mobile Phone Usage 125 4 SB 317 (04) Missing Children; Increases Age Allowed for Reporting, Information Entered into Criminal Information Network 125 4 SB 318 (04) Adult Protective Services; Change in Provisions, Commissioner of DSS to Report on Adult Abuse, etc. 125 4 SB 319 (04) Feticide; Penalty 125 4 SB 320 (04) Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organization (RICO) Act; Created 125 5 SB 321 (04) Gangs; Definition, Penalty Upon Conviction of Criminal Activity; Forfeiture of Property, etc. 125 5 SB 323 (04) Workers' Compensation; Deposit to be Made by Self-Insurers in Order to Secure Payment for Liability 125 5 SB 324 (04) Motor Vehicle Purchases; Cure Offers for Consumer Disputes 125 5 SB 325 (04) Counterfeit Controlled Substance; Definition 125 5 SB 326 (04) Concealed Weapons; Applicability while Engaged in Hunting 125 5 SB 327 (04) Committee on District Courts; Chief Justice a Member and Chairman 125 5 SB 328 (04) Judges; Notice of Retirement 125 5 SB 329 (04) Driver's License; Driving After Forfeiture for DUI Conviction, Penalty 125 5 SB 330 (04) Public Defender Commission; Name Changed to Indigent Defense Commission 125 6 SB 333 (04) Felony Convictions; Issuance of Writ of Actual Innocence for Non-Biological Evidence 125 6 SB 334 (04) Bail Enforcement Agents; Regulation and Licensure 125 6 SB 335 (04) Child Custody or Visitation; Service of Summons on Teacher, etc., for Attendance and Testimony 125 6 SB 336 (04) JIRC; Removes Confidentiality of Evidence Concerning a Judge 125 6 SB 337 (04) Health Records; Privacy, Access, etc. 125 6 SB 338 (04) Higher Education Institutions; Duties Include Facilitate Development of Articulation Agreement Between 2 and 4 Year Institutions 126 1 SB 341 (04) Concealed Weapons; Reciprocity Agreements for Law Enforcement Officers 126 1 SB 343 (04) Fraud Against Taxpayers Act; Not Applicable to Claims, Records or Statements Relating to State and Local Taxes 126 1 SB 344 (04) Telephone Privacy Protection Act; Prohibits Telephone Solicitation to Persons on Do-Not-Call Registry 126 1 SB 345 (04) Commercial Driver's License; Imposition of Additional Fees for Hazmat Endorsements 126 1 SB 347 (04) RS and UT; Extends Sunset Provisions for Textbooks for Free Distribution to Professors 126 1 SB 348 (04) Property Owners' Association Act; Access to Committee and Subcommittee Meetings of Board of Directors 126 1 SB 349 (04) Personal Property Exempt from Taxation; Including Vehicles Owned by Volunteer Rescue and Fire Organizations 126 1 SB 350 (04) Motor Vehicle License Decals; Free Issuance to Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad Members 126 1 SB 352 (04) FOIA; Reorganization of Record Exemptions 126 1 SB 353 (04) Transportation Infrastructure; Provisions in Comprehensive Plan 126 2 SB 354 (04) FOIA; Exempts Records of Sexually Violent Predator Commitment Review Committee 126 2 SB 355 (04) Insurance; Domestic Reciprocals 126 2 SB 359 (04) Referenda; Local Distribution of Information 126 2 SB 361 (04) Real Estate Tax; Allows Northern Virginia Increase Amount of Income for Elderly or Disabled 126 2 SB 362 (04) Disabled Parking License Plates and Placards; Issuance to Parents and Legal Guardians of Persons with Disabilities 126 2 SB 363 (04) Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers Board and Migrant Worker Policy Committee; Under Auspices of VEC 126 2 SB 364 (04) Design-Build Contracts; Use by Director of Department of Rail and Public Transportation 126 2 SB 365 (04) Environmental Permit Fees; Applicable to Water and Non-Hazardous Solid Waste 126 2 SB 366 (04) Public Service Corporations; Locality to Determine Taxation of Real and Tangible Personal Property 126 3 SB 369 (04) Public Utilities; Mutual Aid Agreements Between Localities 126 3 SB 372 (04) Health Maintenance Organizations; Definition of Net Worth 126 3 SB 381 (04) Disability Commission; Created, Report 126 3 SB 382 (04) Department for Aging; Powers and Duties of Commissioner and Department 126 3 SB 384 (04) DUI; Mandatory Minimum Sentence for Third Offense, Joint Prosecution 126 3 SB 385 (04) Medical Malpractice; Privileged Communications of Peer Review 126 3 SB 386 (04) Air Emissions Trading; Prohibited 126 3 SB 387 (04) Cranes, Mobile; Definition 126 3 SB 388 (04) Nursing Home Bed Projects; Conditions for Issuance of an Amended COPN 126 4 SB 389 (04) Prisoners; Earning of Good Conduct Credit 126 4 SB 390 (04) Conservators of the Peace; Registration 126 4 SB 394 (04) FOIA; Exempts Proprietary Information Related to Economic Development 126 4 SB 396 (04) Charter; City of Williamsburg 126 4 SB 397 (04) College of William and Mary; Board of Visitors 126 4 SB 398 (04) RS and UT; Entitles Newport News to Revenues Generated by Transactions in Public Facilities to Pay for Bonds 126 4 SB 399 (04) Recordation Tax; Leases on Oil, Gas and Mineral Rights and Communications Towers 126 4 SB 400 (04) Water-Saving Ordinances; Localities May Impose 126 4 SB 402 (04) Driver's License; Requires Vision Exam for Persons Age 80 or Older 126 4 SB 403 (04) Tax Information May Be Provided to Assist in Collecting Over-Payments of Income to Injured Workers 126 5 SB 404 (04) Compulsory School Attendance; Not Applicable to Certain Persons in an Adult Correctional Facility 126 5 SB 406 (04) Roanoke River Basin Advisory Committee; Membership 126 5 SB 407 (04) Center for Rural Virginia; Created 126 5 SB 408 (04) Speed Limits; Maximum on Route 360 126 5 SB 409 (04) Child Abuse or Neglect; Child Protective Services to Notify Parent 126 5 SB 412 (04) Increases Members of Board of Veteran Services 126 5 SB 416 (04) Standards of Learning; Reporting of Test Results 126 5 SB 417 (04) Child Day Centers; Religious Exemption from Licensure 126 5 SB 419 (04) Motor Vehicle Registration; Non-Renewal for Non-Payment of Parking Citations, Abolishes Sunset Provisions 126 6 SB 421 (04) Traffic Signals; Penalty for Violation 126 6 SB 426 (04) Stormwater; Regulation of Billing Charges 126 6 SB 429 (04) Child Abuse or Neglect; Development of Multidisciplinary Consultation Teams 126 6 SB 432 (04) State-Owned Bottomlands; Permits for Use 126 6 SB 434 (04) Joint Commission on Administrative Rules; Continued, Staffing 126 6 SB 436 (04) Neighborhood Assistance Act; Extends Tax Credit 126 6 SB 437 (04) Inoperable Motor Vehicles; to be Shielded or Screened from View in Certain Localities 126 6 SB 438 (04) Students; Parent Notification of Credits Required for Graduation 126 6 SB 442 (04) Bail; Denied Due to Multiple DUI Offenses 127 1 SB 444 (04) Special License Plates; Issuance to Supporters of Sheriffs' Institute 127 1 SB 447 (04) Northampton County; Authority to Appropriate Money from Glebe Fund for Improvements to Courthouse 127 1 SB 448 (04) Interstate Compact for Supervision of Adult Offenders; Created 127 1 SB 452 (04) School Term; Provisions Due to Severe Weather Conditions or Other Emergency Situation 127 1 SB 454 (04) Ozone Nonattainment Areas; Fees Deposited in Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program Fund 127 1 SB 457 (04) Electronic Voting Systems; Shall Allow Voter Opportunity to Correct Error 127 1 SB 461 (04) Arlington County; Manager Duties Concerning Budget, Purchase of Easements, etc. 127 1 SB 462 (04) Election Laws; Implementation of Help America Vote Act 127 1 SB 463 (04) Condominium and Property Owners Association Acts; Unit Sold in a Nonjudicial Foreclosure Proceeding Sold Subject Prior to Lien 127 2 SB 464 (04) Mary Washington College Name Changed to University of Mary Washington 127 2 SB 468 (04) Establishment of Alternative Work Schedule and Telecommuting Policy for State Agencies 127 2 SB 470 (04) Campaign Financial Disclosure 127 2 SB 471 (04) Commercial Vehicles; Parking Regulations in Fairfax, Arlington and Prince William Counties 127 2 SB 472 (04) Charter; City of Alexandria 127 2 SB 479 (04) Standards of Quality in Public Schools; Changes in Provisions 127 2 SB 480 (04) Coalfield Economic Development Authority; Authority to Engage in Economic Development Marketing and Business Act 127 2 SB 492 (04) Gangs; Presumption Against Bail, Presentence Report Due to Criminal Participation 127 3 SB 493 (04) Illegal Aliens and Unidentified People; Procedure for Detention and Arrest 127 3 SB 494 (04) Cemeteries; Penalty for Damage to Property 127 3 SB 495 (04) Subpoenas; Time Frame for those Issued by Attorneys 127 3 SB 497 (04) Child Support; May Be Modified Retroactively Only to Date that Petition for Modification was Filed 127 3 SB 498 (04) Podiatry; Specialty Board Certification 127 3 SB 499 (04) Reckless Driving; Penalty 127 3 SB 503 (04) Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; Foreclosure on Liens 127 3 SB 504 (04) Deeds of Trust; those that Secure a Loan Deemed Purchase Money Trusts 127 3 SB 505 (04) Deed of Trust or Other Lien; Lien Creditor to Directly File a Certificate of Satisfaction 127 3 SB 508 (04) High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lanes; Fines for Violations in Northern Virginia 127 3 SB 509 (04) Consumer Real Estate Settlement Protection Act; Issuance of Summonses and Subpoenas 127 4 SB 511 (04) Passenger Carriers; Definition of Minibus 127 4 SB 513 (04) Jurors; Fine for Failure to Appear 127 4 SB 516 (04) Staunton Correctional Center; Governor to Sell and Convey 127 4 SB 517 (04) Transient Occupancy Tax; Additional Imposition in Rockbridge County and Lexington and Buena Vista 127 4 SB 518 (04) School Divisions; Adjustment of State Share Due to Consolidation of Smaller Divisions 127 4 SB 522 (04) Charter; City of Lexington 127 4 SB 523 (04) Watershed Coordination Program; Established 127 4 SB 525 (04) Public Procurement Act; Raises Limit on Design-Build Construction Management Contracts 127 4 SB 526 (04) State Income Tax; System of Taxation and Conformity of Terms 127 5 SB 528 (04) Elections; Postponement Due to State of Emergency 127 5 SB 529 (04) Inoperable Motor Vehicles; Definitions 127 5 SB 533 (04) RS and UT; Extends Sunset Provision for Certain Media-Related Businesses 127 5 SB 535 (04) Life Insurance; Issuance of Funding Agreements 127 5 SB 536 (04) Asset-Backed Securities Facilitation Act; Created 127 5 SB 538 (04) Business Entities; Changes in Provisions 127 5 SB 539 (04) Board of Accountancy Trust Account; Established as Supplemental Source Funding for Board of Accounts 127 5 SB 540 (04) VRS; Amending Defined Contribution Plan 127 5 SB 541 (04) VRS; Procedure when Employer in Default 127 5 SB 542 (04) Subsidiary Trust Companies and Trust Company Holding Companies; Membership 127 5 SB 543 (04) Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry; Established 127 6 SB 546 (04) Regional Industrial Facility Authority; Remittance of Tax Revenue 127 6 SB 547 (04) Workers' Compensation; Eligibility of AmeriCorps Members and Certain Food Stamp Employment and Training Participants 127 6 SB 548 (04) Timber; Penalty for Theft 127 6 SB 550 (04) Family Abuse; Determination of Predominant Physical Aggressor 127 6 SB 551 (04) Protective Orders; Distribution of Information by Intake Officer 127 6 SB 553 (04) Joint or Regional Schools; Development of Specialized Curriculum and Alternative Schedules 127 6 SB 555 (04) Death; Pronouncement by Physician Assistants 127 6 SB 556 (04) Sexually Violent Predators; Notification of State and Local Authorities of Proposed Housing Facility 127 6 SB 558 (04) Workers' Compensation; Lien by Employer on Settlement or Verdict 128 1 SB 560 (04) Monacan Bridge; Designated as Lynchburg Bypass Bridge Across James River Between Amherst and Lynchburg 128 1 SB 561 (04) Charter; City of Richmond 128 1 SB 562 (04) FOIA; Exempts Certain Information Furnished to Local Internal Auditors 128 1 SB 563 (04) Street Maintenance; Reporting Requirements in Arlington and Henrico Counties 128 1 SB 565 (04) Health-Related Data Elements; Secretary of HHR to Create a Reference Database 128 1 SB 566 (04) General Provisions; Appointment Process 128 1 SB 570 (04) Institute for Advanced Learning and Research 128 1 SB 571 (04) RS and UT; Extends Sunset Provision for Film and Audiovisual Works 128 2 SB 573 (04) Professional Licensees; Expiration of Continuing Education Requirements for Reg. who are on Active Military Duty 128 2 SB 574 (04) Page County; Referendum on Election of County Chairman from County at Large 128 2 SB 575 (04) Child Pornography; Penalty for Solicitation, Registration as a Sex Offender 128 2 SB 576 (04) Child Abuse or Neglect; Reporting by School Personnel 128 2 SB 577 (04) Juveniles; Juvenile Intake Officers and Magistrates to Order Confinement 128 2 SB 583 (04) College Building Authority; Designation of Projects Financed by Bonds 128 2 SB 584 (04) Child Protective Services; Training and Investigation Procedures 128 2 SB 585 (04) RS and UT; Exemptions Include Certain Property Rights of Churches, etc. 128 2 SB 587 (04) Title Insurance; Filing of Documents with Circuit Court Clerks 128 3 SB 590 (04) Woodlawn Road, VDOT to Assert Property Right of State in Fairfax County and Ft. Belvoir 128 3 SB 591 (04) Economic Development Partnership Authority; Membership of Board of Directors 128 3 SB 593 (04) Gangs; Notice to School Superintendent of Prohibited Participation by Members 128 3 SB 595 (04) Grievance Procedures; Applicability of State and Local Social Service Employees 128 3 SB 597 (04) Workers' Compensation Commission; Powers Concerning Administration of Oath, Compel Attendance of Witnesses, etc. 128 3 SB 598 (04) Public Procurement Act; Small, and Women and Minority-Owned Business Participation 128 3 SB 599 (04) VRS; Electronic Communication to State and Local Members 128 3 SB 600 (04) Water and Sewage Systems; Mandatory Connection in Franklin County 128 4 SB 601 (04) Risk Management Plans; Including Medical Malpractice Liability Insurance for Physicians and Sole 128 4 SB 602 (04) Chamberlin Hotel at Fort Monroe; Extends Lease for Operation 128 4 SB 605 (04) Water Columns for Aquaculture Purposes; Leasing 128 4 SB 606 (04) State-Owned Bottomlands; Permits and Royalties for Use 128 4 SB 607 (04) Methadone Clinics; Conditions for Licensing Certain Designed for Treatment of Persons with Opiate Addiction 128 5 SB 608 (04) Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS); Secretary of Public Safety to Implement 128 5 SB 609 (04) Final Judgments in Circuit Court; When Modifiable and Appealable 128 5 SB 612 (04) Foster Parents; Approval of Applicant even if Exonerated for Statutory Burglary for Breaking and Entering 128 5 SB 614 (04) Occoneechee State Park; DCR to Amend Lease with Secretary of Army in Mecklenburg County 128 5 SB 615 (04) Correctional Facilities; Use of Store Profits for Pre-Release and Post-Release Re-Entry and Transition Services 128 5 SB 617 (04) Gang-Related Crimes; Qualification for Comprehensive Action Program Upon Conviction for Felony Violation 128 5 SB 618 (04) Health Insurance; Provider May Electronically Send a Provider Directory to its Insureds 128 5 SB 619 (04) Sheriffs' Fees; Clarified for Service, Execution of Writ, etc. 128 5 SB 620 (04) Process; Fees of Sheriffs for Service on Repossessions, Evictions, etc. 128 6 SB 623 (04) Anthony Daryl Campbell; Widow Awarded Service Handgun which he used as Member of State Police 128 6 SB 627 (04) Utility Tax; Imposition on Local Consumers in Towns of Vienna and Clifton for Mobile Phone Usage 128 6 SB 628 (04) Sickness and Disability Program; Changes in Short-Term Coverage for State Employees 128 6 SB 629 (04) Wetlands Mitigation Bank; Island in Potomac River Adjacent to Virginia to be used thereas 128 6 SB 630 (04) Pleadings and Other Actions by Parties not Represented by Attorneys 128 6 SB 632 (04) RS and UT; Exemptions include Software and Content Delivered Electronically 128 6 SB 633 (04) School Students; Report of Arrest for Certain Criminal Offenses 128 6 SB 634 (04) Applicant Fingerprint Database; Created for State Police to use in Criminal Background Checks 128 6 SB 642 (04) Coal and Gas Road Improvement Tax; Distribution of Revenues for Water and Sewer System Projects 129 1 SB 644 (04) School Boards; Salary in Manassas Park City 129 1 SB 646 (04) Biotechnology Commercialization Loan Fund 129 1 SB 648 (04) Law-Enforcement Officers; Issuance of Photo Identification Cards for those Retired 129 1 SB 651 (04) Electric Utility Restructuring; Changes in Provisions Rate Caps, Fuel Factors, Electrical Generating Facilities 129 2 SB 652 (04) Transient Occupancy Tax; Additional Imposition in Greater Williamsburg Area 129 3 SB 653 (04) College of William and Mary; Provisions for Certain Construction Easements 129 3 SB 654 (04) Hampton Roads Sanitation District; adding King and Queen County thereto 129 3 SB 659 (04) Sunday Closing Laws; Abolishes "Blue Laws" 129 3 SB 660 (04) Weapons; Prohibits Carrying in an Air Carrier Airport Terminal 129 3 SB 661 (04) Real Property Owned by State; Certain Restricted Use May Be Satisfied if Used for Tourism in Virginia Beach 129 3 SB 663 (04) Natural Gas Companies; Right of Entry Upon Property 129 3 SB 664 (04) Unemployment Compensation; Introduction of Legislation Affecting State Revenue 129 4 SB 668 (04) RS and UT; Constitutional Nexus for Imposition 129 4 SB 669 (04) Magistrates; Appointment 129 4 SB 670 (04) Route 29; Construction of Bypass Around Cities in Certain Counties 129 4 SB 677 (04) Assault and Battery; Penalty when Committed Against a Volunteer Firefighter or Rescue Squad Member 129 4 SB 681 (04) Public Service Corporations; Requires Certain Electric Suppliers to Pay a Minimum Tax Rather than a Corporate Tax 129 4 SB 684 (04) Transient Occupancy and Food and Beverage Taxes; Technical Changes in Provisions 129 4 SB 685 (04) Communicable Diseases of Public Health Threat; Procedure for Quarantine and Isolation 129 5 SB 687 (04) Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Act; Increases Participating Physicians and Hospital Assessment 129 5 SB 690 (04) Corporate Income Tax; Extends Sunset Provision Credit for Machinery and Equipment Used to Property from Recycled Materials 129 5 SJR 6 (04) Constitutional Amendment; Effective Dates of Legislative and Congressional Redistricting 129 5 Legislative Action Summaries Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, Session Overview and HB 16-HB 178 130 1 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 190-HB 400 130 2 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 410-HB 543 130 3 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 604-HB 749 130 4 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 753-HB 882 130 5 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 907-HB 986 130 6 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 987-HB 1124 131 1 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 1145-HB 1300 131 2 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 1321-HB 1465 131 3 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HR 12-HJ 164 131 4 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 17-SB 151 131 5 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 153-SB 291 131 6 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 293-SB 468 131 7 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 470-SB 628 132 1 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 631-SJ 41 132 2 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 40-HB 268 132 3 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 282-HB 454 132 4 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 462-HB 696 132 5 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 705-HB 969 132 6 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 970-HB 1128 133 1 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 1155-HB 1281 133 2 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 1287-HB 1482 133 3 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Senate, SB 3-SB 183 133 4 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Senate, SB 186-SB 405 133 5 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Senate, SB 407-SB 621 133 6 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Senate, SB 624-SB 680 134 1 Secretary of the Commonwealth, House of Delegates and Senate 134 2 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 9-HB 547 134 3 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 561-HB 1218 134 4 Secretary of Education, House of Delegates, HB 1228-HB 1445 134 5 Secretary of Education, Senate, SB 2-SB 644 134 6 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates, HB 4-HB 461 134 7 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates, HB 464-HJ 82 134 8 Secretary of Finance, Senate, SB 3-SB 446 135 1 Secretary of Finance, Senate, SB 453-SB 692 135 2 Secretary of Finance, 2004 Special Session 135 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1-HB 236 135 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 237-HB 391 135 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 409-HB 542 135 6 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 558-HB 656 136 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 684-HB 851 136 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 852-HB 918 136 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 930-HB 1135 136 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1178-HB 1354 136 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1403-HJ 103 136 6 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 1-SB 93 137 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 96-SB 197 137 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 208-SB 379 137 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 381-SB 521 137 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 524-SB 656 137 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 665-SB 687 137 6 Secretary of Natural Resources, House of Delegates, HB 25-HJ 247 138 1 Secretary of Natural Resources, Senate, SB 12-SJ 79 138 2 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1-HB 71 138 3 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 79-HB 155 138 4 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 157-HB 223 138 5 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 226-HB 303 138 6 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 313-HB 378 139 1 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 382-HB 498 139 2 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 504-HB 580 139 3 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 583-HB 655 139 4 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 656-HB 765 139 5 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 772-HB 895 139 6 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 912-HB 1055 140 1 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1056-HB 1125 140 2 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1126-HB 1234 140 3 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1237-HB 1341 140 4 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1344-HB 1482 140 5 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 15-SB 100 140 6 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 132-SB 320 141 1 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 321-SB 489 141 2 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 490-SB 693 141 3 Secretary of Technology, House of Delegates and Senate 141 4 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 2-HB 217 141 5 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 220-HB 502 142 1 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 523-HB 834 142 2 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 847-HB 1092 142 3 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 1106-HB 1347 142 4 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 1348-HJR 119 142 5 Secretary of Transportation, Senate, SB 13-SB 277 143 1 Secretary of Transportation, Senate, SB 288-SB 451 143 2 Secretary of Transportation, Senate, SB 453-SB 670 143 3 Special Sessions I and II 2004 Special Session I - HB 5001 143 4 HB 5001 143 5 HB 5001, SB 5005, SB 5007, HB 5018 143 6 2004 Special Session II 143 7 2005 Session House of Delegates 2005 Bills Passed by House and Senate 144 1 2005 Statistics; Bills with Governor's Recommendations; Bills Vetoed 144 1 2005 Legislative Session Summary 144 1 HB 160 (05) Optometrists; Classification of Practicing in a Commercial or Mercantile Establishment 144 1 HB 578 (05) Electronic Communication; Use thereof for Certain Proceedings and Witness Testimony 144 2 HB 814 (05) Homeowners Insurance; Prohibits Policy Cancellation or Non-Renewal for Claims Inquiries 144 2 HB 1156 (05) Payday Loans; Cannot Make Loan to any State Consumer, Restriction on Loan made by Military Spouse 144 2 HB 1492 (05) Medical Savings Account Act; Name Changed to Health Savings Account Plan, Changes in Provisions 144 2 HB 1494 (05) DMV Records; Free Abstracts for Certain Volunteer Vehicle Operators 144 2 HB 1499 (05) Solid Waste; Exempts Transportation thereof from Town of Tangier to Landfill in Accomack County 144 2 HB 1500 (05) Budget Bill, Additional Appropriates for 2004-06 Biennium 144 3 HB 1501 (05) Special License Plates; Issuance to Members of U.S. Naval Construction Force (Seabees) 144 4 HB 1505 (05) Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Act; Changes 144 4 HB 1508 (05) Motor Vehicle Sales and Use Tax; Exemption for Limited Liability Companies 144 4 HB 1513 (05) Prisoners; Escape from Custody without Violence 144 4 HB 1514 (05) Sheriffs; Reimbursement of Expenses incurred in Responding to Traffic Incidents 144 4 HB 1518 (05) Verdict and Judgment; Damages 144 4 HB 1519 (05) Accidents; Rewords Penalty for Leaving Scene 144 4 HB 1522 (05) Self-Service Storage Act; Liens 144 4 HB 1539 (05) Disabled Parking License Plates and Placards; Issuance by Podiatrists and Chiropractors 144 4 HB 1542 (05) Bail; Denied Due to Multiple Sex Offenses 144 4 HB 1546 (05) Solid Waste Management Laws; Enforcement thereof 144 4 HB 1550 (05) Child Day-Care Council; Parental Notification when a Child is Injured 144 4 HB 1556 (05) Indigent Care; Physicians Providing Services without Charge Immune from Liability 144 5 HB 1559 (05) Exemptions in Bankruptcy; Changes in Time Limitations 144 5 HB 1567 (05) Workers' Compensation; Eligibility of Volunteer Members of Emergency Response Teams and Medical Reserve Corp. 144 5 HB 1570 (05) Nosocomial Infections; Procedures for Hospitals to Release Information 144 5 HB 1573 (05) Public Schools; Student Dress Codes 144 5 HB 1577 (05) Vouchers and Statements of Assets; Eliminates Authority of Commissioners of Accounts 144 5 HB 1580 (05) Judgments; Changes in Enforcement Provisions 144 5 HB 1581 (05) Pleadings and Other Papers by Parties not Represented by Counsel; Notice of Address Change 144 5 HB 1586 (05) Consumer Real Estate Settlement Protection Act; Limits Separate Charge 144 5 HB 1587 (05) Accidents; Procedure when Involving Unattended Property 144 5 HB 1588 (05) Unlawful Detainer; Includes Commercial Tenancies 144 5 HB 1590 (05) Landlord and Tenant; Submetering of Water and Sewer Equipment in Rented Buildings 144 5 HB 1594 (05) Judgments; Changes in Provisions 144 5 HB 1597 (05) Roanoke Regional Airport Commission; Allows Commission to Change Name 145 1 HB 1599 (05) Mechanics' Lien; Increases for Repairs to Personal Property 145 1 HB 1601 (05) U.S. Mail Signs on U.S. Mail Vehicles; Use 145 1 HB 1602 (05) Environmental Impact Reviews; Completion within Six Months of Project Funding 145 1 HB 1604 (05) Civil Recovery for Professional Services; Technical Correction 145 1 HB 1605 (05) Amber Lights; Use by Neighborhood Watch Patrol Vehicles 145 1 HB 1606 (05) Nurses; Endorsement of Certain Licensure of Certification 145 1 HB 1607 (05) Public Health Emergency; Includes Veterinarians in Contact Information 145 1 HB 1608 (05) Campaign Advertisements; Basic Requirements 145 1 HB 1611 (05) Special Identification Cards; Fees 145 1 HB 1615 (05) School Safety Audits; Requirements 145 1 HB 1616 (05) Shoplifting and Employee Theft; Provisions for Civil Recovery 145 2 HB 1620 (05) Homicide; Penalty for Shooting into a Vehicle or Building 145 2 HB 1621 (05) Tort Claims Act; Increases Claim Amount for General District Court Jurisdiction 145 2 HB 1624 (05) Insurance Plan for Seniors; Created 145 2 HB 1638 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Reduction of Rate on Food Purchased for Human Consumption, Effective Date 145 2 HB 1641 (05) Motor Fuels Tax; Refunds for Agricultural Vehicles 145 2 HB 1644 (05) Pesticide Control Board; Membership 145 2 HB 1646 (05) Hunting License; Persons aged 12 Years or Older Required to Carry While Hunting 145 2 HB 1647 (05) Ballots; Color of Paper of Official Sample Ballots 145 2 HB 1648 (05) Division Fences; Modifies Fence Laws 145 2 HB 1649 (05) Industrial Development Authorities; Attorney Fees 145 2 HB 1651 (05) Optional Life, Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance, Increased 145 2 HB 1652 (05) State Police Officers' and Law Enforcement Officers Retirement Systems; Changes In 145 2 HB 1653 (05) Retirement System; Changes in Life Insurance Benefits 145 3 HB 1655 (05) Income Tax, State and Corporate; Credit for Purchase of Conservation Tillage Equipment 145 3 HB 1656 (05) Ronald Wilson Reagan Memorial Highway; Designating a Portion of Route 234 in Prince William County 145 3 HB 1663 (05) Unregistered Motor Vehicles; Requirements for Insurance 145 3 HB 1664 (05) Campaign Finance Disclosure Act; Penalties and Enforcement 145 3 HB 1666 (05) Conservators of the Peace; includes Attorneys for the Commonwealth 145 3 HB 1667 (05) Highway Vehicles; Definition 145 3 HB 1668 (05) Game Wardens; Abolishes Payment of Salaries by Dickenson and Buchanan Counties 145 3 HB 1669 (05) Deer; Abolishes Rifle Hunting in Essex County 145 3 HB 1670 (05) Hunting; Abolishes Unlawful Rifles in Buckingham County 145 3 HB 1671 (05) Firearms; Prohibits Person Carrying on any part of Highway 145 3 HB 1672 (05) Motor Vehicle Titling; Allows Correction of Error in Titling Process 145 3 HB 1674 (05) Traffic Incidents; Allows Localities to Seek Reimbursement of Expenses from Juveniles 145 3 HB 1676 (05) Criminal History Record Check; Free for Crime Stoppers, Solvers or Line Program Board Member 145 3 HB 1682 (05) War Orphans Education Act; Created 145 4 HB 1683 (05) Dead Human Bodies; Funeral Homes and Crematories Immune when Disposing Pursuant to Court Order 145 4 HB 1685 (05) School Property; Allows Local School Boards to Sell for Transportation Purposes 145 4 HB 1687 (05) Birth Records; Access by Grandparents 145 4 HB 1690 (05) Checks; Clarification in Writing if not Negotiable 145 4 HB 1691 (05) Research and Technology Advisory Commission; Membership 145 4 HB 1695 (05) Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs); Benefits Exempt from Creditors 145 4 HB 1703 (05) Volunteer Firefighters; Exempts Minors Aged 16 Years or Older from Child Labor Provisions 145 4 HB 1705 (05) Manville Veterans Memorial Bridge; Designating as Route 665 Bridge over Copper Creek in Scott County 145 4 HB 1706 (05) Fees Collected by Clerks of Circuit Court; Use thereof 145 4 HB 1708 (05) Joe D. Meade Bridge; Designating a New Pedestrian Bridge over Route 71 in Scott County 145 4 HB 1711 (05) Landlord and Tenant; Purchase of Damage or Renter's Insurance 145 5 HB 1712 (05) Indians, Council on; Membership 145 5 HB 1714 (05) Garnishment; Increasing Maximum Portion of Protected Disposable Earnings 145 5 HB 1715 (05) Fiduciaries; Investment in Securities 145 5 HB 1716 (05) Schools; Reporting of Certain Offenses by School Authorities 145 5 HB 1719 (05) Schools, Postsecondary; Clarifies Role of Council of Higher Education in Certification thereof 145 5 HB 1721 (05) Banquet License; Issuance for Manufactures of Beer or Wine 145 5 HB 1722 (05) Reckless Driving; Restricted License 145 5 HB 1723 (05) Peninsula Ports Authority; Qualification of Appointees 145 5 HB 1726 (05) Higher Education Institutions; SCHEV to Adopt Guidelines for Textbook Sales 145 5 HB 1727 (05) Death Certificates; Allows Attorney and Funeral Directors to Obtain Copy 145 5 HB 1728 (05) Workers' Compensation; Definition of Injury for Use of a Dealer Motor Vehicle 146 1 HB 1732 (05) Martial Arts; Definition 146 1 HB 1736 (05) Motor Vehicle Dealers; Prohibits Coercion by Motor Vehicle Manufacturers and Distributors 146 1 HB 1738 (05) Line of Duty Act; Reimbursement of Health Insurance Premiums to Disabled State Police Officers 146 1 HB 1741 (05) Filming, Videotaping or Photographing of Another; Penalty when Permission not given 146 1 HB 1743 (05) Auto-injectable Epinephrine; Allows Possession and Self-administration by Students in Public School 146 1 HB 1745 (05) Motor Vehicle Sales and Use Tax; Daily Rental Fee 146 1 HB 1746 (05) Apples; Establishing an Excise Tax 146 1 HB 1749 (05) Special License Plates; Expired Authorizations 146 2 HB 1756 (05) Watercraft or Motorboat; Involuntary Manslaughter while Driving Intoxicated 146 2 HB 1757 (05) Service Members Civil Relief Act; Attorney Fees 146 2 HB 1761 (05) Food Stamp Benefits; Drug-Related Felonies 146 2 HB 1762 (05) Standards of Quality; Changes in Provisions 146 2 HB 1763 (05) Public Safety, Secretary of; Establish System for Offender Transition and Services 146 2 HB 1765 (05) Telephone Systems within Correctional Facilities; Requiring Facilities to offer Debit System 146 2 HB 1767 (05) Home Schooling; Notification of Certain Examinations 146 2 HB 1775 (05) Personal Property; Requirements for Sale by Localities 146 3 HB 1777 (05) Consumer Finance Act; Licensure of Lenders 146 3 HB 1778 (05) Methadone Clinics; Prohibited in Certain Counties 146 3 HB 1779 (05) Charter; City of Danville 146 3 HB 1781 (05) Teachers; Extends Sunset Provision for Division Superintendent to Report Shortages to School Board 146 3 HB 1782 (05) Teachers; Extends Provision for Superintendent of Public Instruction Surveying Shortages in Schools 146 3 HB 1787 (05) Teachers; Extends Sunset Provision 146 3 HB 1789 (05) School Boards; Correctional Education to Transfer Achievement Information when a Child Returns to Community 146 3 HB 1790 (05) Nutrient Management; State Governmental Entities to Develop and Implement Plan 146 3 HB 1791 (05) Public Records Act; Changes in Provisions 146 3 HB 1792 (05) Ultralight Aircraft; Insurance Requirements 146 3 HB 1793 (05) Life Insurance; Additional Benefits for State and Local Employees called to Active Military Duty 146 3 HB 1798 (05) Illegal Aliens; Eligibility for State and Local Public Benefits 146 4 HB 1801 (05) Biotechnology Research Partnership Authority; Creates Panel to Make Decisions About Investments 146 4 HB 1808 (05) Polling Places; Board of Elections to Provide Instruction for Division of Poll Books and Voter Lists 146 4 HB 1812 (05) Pregnant Inmates; Prohibits Execution 146 4 HB 1816 (05) Student Fees; Annual Reporting of Use 146 4 HB 1820 (05) Eminent Domain; Regulations for Condemnor's Right of Entry 146 4 HB 1821 (05) Eminent Domain; Procedure for Acquisition of Property by State 146 4 HB 1822 (05) Day Spas; Definition, Wine License for On-Premises Consumption 146 4 HB 1824 (05) Infants; Screening Tests Required after Delivery 146 5 HB 1827 (05) Wildlife Mounts; Nonprofit Organizations Allowed to Sell in Conjunction with Fundraising Activities 146 5 HB 1829 (05) Business Trust Act; Names of Business Entities. Emergency. 146 5 HB 1831 (05) Judicial Retirement System; Mandatory Retirement for Judges of State Corporation Commission 146 5 HB 1832 (05) Air Pollution Control Board; Regulations for Vapor Recovery Equipment at Gasoline Dispensing Facilities 146 5 HB 1833 (05) State Income Tax; Increases Personal Exemption, Effective Date 146 5 HB 1834 (05) Discrimination; Length of Time to Report Complaint 146 5 HB 1840 (05) Officers of Elections; Prohibition on Discrimination, Penalty 146 5 HB 1843 (05) Former Officials and Employees; Adds City of Charlottesville to Localities that may Limit Activities 146 5 HB 1847 (05) Electoral Boards and Registrars; Training Programs Provided by Board of Elections 146 5 HB 1854 (05) Drugs; Returns, Exchanges, or Re-Dispensing, Exceptions 146 5 HB 1857 (05) Transient Occupancy Tax; Imposition in Arlington County 147 1 HB 1860 (05) Credit Cards or Numbers; Unauthorized Possession of Two or More 147 1 HB 1862 (05) Workers' Compensation; Business Entity with Controlling Interest to Guarantee Obligations 147 1 HB 1863 (05) Workers' Compensation; Failure to Insure Payment, Penalty 147 1 HB 1865 (05) Board of Pharmacy; Requires Executive Director to be a Pharmacist 147 1 HB 1877 (05) Graffiti Ordinance; Mandatory Minimum Fine and Jail 147 1 HB 1882 (05) Miscellaneous Casualty Insurance; Notices and Policy Provisions 147 1 HB 1883 (05) Bicycles; Use of Lights 147 1 HB 1885 (05) Tobacco Products Tax; Changes in Provisions 147 1 HB 1889 (05) Local Fees; Procedure for Enactment of Certain 147 1 HB 1890 (05) Soil and Water Conservation Districts; Duties of Directors 147 1 HB 1891 (05) Automobile Graveyard; Definition 147 1 HB 1892 (05) Manufactured Housing; Disposal thereof Paid by Owner of Property after Sheriff's Sale of Goods 147 1 HB 1893 (05) Deputy Cliff Dicker Memorial Highway; Designating as Portion of Route 100 in Wythe County 147 2 HB 1896 (05) Driving Under Influence of Alcohol or Drugs; Penalty while having Schedule I and II Drugs in Blood 147 2 HB 1897 (05) Anthony A. Lippa, Jr.; Awarded Handgun for Noteworthy Service to Capitol Police 147 2 HB 1899 (05) Charter; Town of New Castle 147 2 HB 1911 (05) Sheriffs and Sheriff's Deputies; Allowance of Certain Colors for Uniforms 147 2 HB 1915 (05) Weapons; Change of Definition Relating to Certain Firearms Prohibited in Public 147 2 HB 1916 (05) Advisory Boards, Committees and Commissions; Removes Limits on Compensation and Number of Meetings 147 2 HB 1917 (05) Hunting; Clarifies Carrying a Gun on Sunday 147 2 HB 1920 (05) Retirement System; Purchase of Prior Service for Retirement 147 2 HB 1921 (05) Board for Contractors; Water Well Systems Provider Licensure and Certification 147 2 HB 1922 (05) Water and Sewer Systems; Certain Fees shall not be Lien on Property 147 2 HB 1923 (05) Handley Board of Trustees; Terms of Office in Winchester 147 3 HB 1925 (05) Health Insurance; Credits for Retired Constitutional Officers or Social Services Boards 147 3 HB 1926 (05) Health Insurance; Credits for Retired State Employees 147 3 HB 1927 (05) Retirement System; Suspension of Retirement Payments when in Covered Position 147 3 HB 1928 (05) Retirement System; Administrative Costs of Defined Contribution Plans 147 3 HB 1929 (05) Social Security Act; Locality to have members in Retirement System if Entered in Plan of Agreement 147 3 HB 1930 (05) Retirement System; Optional Benefits 147 3 HB 1931 (05) Recreational Access Funding; Limitations 147 3 HB 1932 (05) Regulatory Boards; Powers and Duties 147 3 HB 1938 (05) Community Services Boards and Behavioral Health Authorities; Funding 147 3 HB 1939 (05) Health Professionals; Unprofessional Conduct 147 3 HB 1941 (05) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Report of Expenditure by Candidates for Election 147 3 HB 1943 (05) Staunton Correctional Center; Governor to Sell and Convey 147 4 HB 1944 (05) Department of General Services; Authority of Director 147 4 HB 1945 (05) Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002; Definition of Qualifying Project 147 4 HB 1946 (05) Employee Suggestions Program; Limits Monetary Awards 147 4 HB 1947 (05) Agricultural Enterprise Act of 2005; Created, Reports 147 4 HB 1948 (05) Administrative Process Act; Impact on Small Business 147 4 HB 1955 (05) Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspections; Expiration of Certificate 147 4 HB 1963 (05) Social Benefits Structure, Current; Department of Social Services to Access Report 147 4 HB 1965 (05) Transient Occupancy Tax; Imposition in Prince George County 147 4 HB 1966 (05) Terrorism Intelligence Center; Established within State Police 147 4 HB 1967 (05) School Efficiency Review Program; Director of Department of Planning and Budget to Develop, etc. 147 4 HB 1968 (05) Parking; Allows Fairfax County and Towns within its Boundary to Regulate 147 5 HB 1969 (05) Child Protective Services; Anonymous Complaints 147 5 HB 1971 (05) Poultry Waste Management; Changes Phosphorus Application Rates 147 5 HB 1972 (05) Northern Virginia Transportation District Program; to include Interchange in Loudoun County 147 5 HB 1974 (05) Methamphetamine, Methcathinone, Amphetamine, or Phentermine, etc.; Unlawful Possession; Penalty 147 5 HB 1977 (05) Circuit Courts; Dismissal of Warrants, etc., Pre-trial Appeal may be taken by State 147 5 HB 1980 (05) Long-Term Care Professionals Recognition Day; Designated as Second Wednesday of June each year 147 5 HB 1983 (05) Video Display in Motor Vehicles; Prohibits in View of Driver 147 5 HB 1988 (05) Child Support; Judgments for Support Arrearages to Include Reasonable Attorney's Fees 147 5 HB 1989 (05) School Boards; Increase of Salaries for Members in Salem City 147 5 HB 1993 (05) State Agency Budgets; DPB to Provide Copies to Governor and General Assembly 147 5 HB 1994 (05) Courtrooms; Chief Judges in Certain Localities Designate as Civil or Criminal 148 1 HB 1997 (05) Sex Offenders; Numerous Changes Authorizing Release of Information to Attorney General 148 1 HB 2002 (05) Foster Parents; Approval of Applicant if not Convicted of more than One Misdemeanor 148 1 HB 2003 (05) State Income Tax; Voluntary Contribution for Spray and Neuter Fund 148 1 HB 2006 (05) Restitution; Provision for Paying Interest 148 1 HB 2007 (05) Transient Occupancy Tax; Imposition in Carroll County 148 1 HB 2010 (05) Judgment; Rate of Interest 148 1 HB 2012 (05) War Veterans Memorials includes Operation Iraqi Freedom 148 1 HB 2013 (05) Heritage Music Trail: The Crooked Road; Designating as Certain Highways in Southwest Virginia 148 2 HB 2018 (05) Bedding and Used Upholstered Furniture; Regulations 148 2 HB 2019 (05) Special License Plates; Prohibits Issuance unless certain Requirements Met 148 2 HB 2020 (05) Highway Repairs; Use of Steel Plates 148 2 HB 2022 (05) Motor Vehicle Dealers; Sale and Distribution of Fire-Fighting Equipment, Ambulances and Funeral Vehicles 148 2 HB 2027 (05) Economic Development; Services Provided to Economically Distressed Areas 148 2 HB 2029 (05) Nonindigenous Aquatic Nuisance Species; Prohibited without Permit, Penalty 148 2 HB 2031 (05) Dams; Authorizing Localities to Map Inundation Zones for those Areas that might be threatened 148 2 HB 2032 (05) Powers and Duties of Department of Emergency Management; FOIA 148 2 HB 2033 (05) Semi-Conductor Manufacturing Performance Grants; Updates to make Quality Manufacturer Eligible 148 2 HB 2036 (05) Long-Term Care; to Ensure Coordinated, Effective, and Efficient Services to Older Adults 148 2 HB 2037 (05) Interagency Civil Admissions Advisory Council; Created 148 3 HB 2038 (05) Midwifery; Licensure 148 3 HB 2041 (05) Neighborhood Assistance Act; Extends Tax Credits 148 3 HB 2047 (05) Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2005; Created 148 3 HB 2049 (05) Virginia Capital Trail; Designating Portion of Route 5 between City of Richmond and Jamestown 148 3 HB 2050 (05) Unemployment Compensation; Weekly Benefit Amount 148 3 HB 2051 (05) Public Procurement Act; Purchase of Technology, etc. to be Approved by Chief Information Officer of State 148 3 HB 2052 (05) Clerks of Court; Prohibits Posting Personal Information on Internet 148 3 HB 2053 (05) Underground Utility Damage Prevention; Requires Notification of Abandoned Lines 148 4 HB 2054 (05) Alternative, Pilot Project; VITA to Study 148 4 HB 2055 (05) Telephone Privacy Protection Act; Prohibiting Telephone Solicitation, Date Change Made Consistent with Federal Regulation 148 4 HB 2059 (05) Credit Cards; Unlawful Use of Scanning Devices and Re-Encoders, Penalty 148 4 HB 2060 (05) Firearms; Exempts Law-Enforcement Officers from Limit of Purchasing One per 30-Day Period 148 4 HB 2061 (05) Economic Development Revolving Fund; Abolished 148 4 HB 2063 (05) County Manager Plan; Adds Items for which Arlington County may Charge Application Processing Fee 148 4 HB 2067 (05) Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel Commission; Provisions for Members 148 4 HB 2068 (05) Law-Enforcement Officers of Marine Resources Commission; Free Use of Certain Toll Facilities 148 4 HB 2071 (05) Southside Virginia Higher Education Center; Created 148 4 HB 2072 (05) Charter; Town of Halifax 148 4 HB 2073 (05) Sewage Sludge; Individual May Request Testing, Responsibility of Cost 148 4 HB 2078 (05) Antiquities Act; Creation of Position of State Archaeologist, Penalty 148 5 HB 2079 (05) Historic Preservation and Museum Assistance Grant Program and Fund; Created 148 5 HB 2080 (05) Historic Preservation; Appropriation of State Funds therefore 148 5 HB 2084 (05) Highway Construction, Maintenance and Improvement Commission, to let all VDOT Contracts 148 5 HB 2085 (05) Conservation Officers; Expands Jurisdiction and Allows Mutual Aid Agreements 148 5 HB 2086 (05) Conservation Officers; Change of Powers 148 5 HB 2094 (05) Judgment; Courts to Exercise Personal Jurisdiction over Officials from other States 148 5 HB 2098 (05) Child-Day Centers; Person Convicted of One Misdemeanor Offense may be Hired if 10 years have lapsed 148 5 HB 2100 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions include Certain Nonprofit Entities 148 5 HB 2101 (05) Polling Places; Voter Required to Remain in Presence of Officers of Election until Vote Cast 148 5 HB 2102 (05) Blaze Orange Clothing; Exempts Person Hunting with Bow and Arrow in Areas where Firearms Prohibited 148 5 HB 2109 (05) Name Change; Service of Application for Minor Made on Parent who does not join in 149 1 HB 2110 (05) Involuntary Mental Commitment Hearing; Judge must apply Standard of Proof 149 1 HB 2111 (05) Conflict of Interest Act, State and Local Government; Disclosure of Economic Interests 149 1 HB 2112 (05) Lobbyists; Provision of Statements to Legislative and Executive Officials 149 1 HB 2114 (05) Detention Center Incarceration Program; Shall not be in addition to an Active Sentence 149 1 HB 2118 (05) Blood Alcohol Tests in Civil Cases; Admissibility of Written Results 149 1 HB 2120 (05) Escheat Grants; Requires Clerk to Accept for Recordation a Copy 149 1 HB 2123 (05) Dept. of Professional and Occupation Regulation; Unlicensed Activity 149 1 HB 2130 (05) Law-Enforcement Officers; Certain Allowed to Purchase Service Handgun 149 1 HB 2131 (05) General Assembly; Increase Session Per Diem of Administrative Assistants 149 1 HB 2136 (05) Conflict of Interests Act; Disclosure Filings 149 1 HB 2137 (05) Unemployment Tax Rate; Penalties for Transferring Any Trade or Business for a Lower Tax Rate 149 1 HB 2143 (05) Accident and Sickness Insurance; Insurer Required to Provide Notice of Premium Increase 149 1 HB 2144 (05) Gubernatorial Appointments; Confirmation Process 149 1 HB 2145 (05) Port Authority; Service Charge Payments to Localities 149 1 HB 2151 (05) Public Procurement Act; Preference for Contractor Firms 149 2 HB 2155 (05) Indigenous Wild Birds and Animals, Legally Taken; Allows Licensed Auctioneers to Sell Parts 149 2 HB 2156 (05) Speed Limits; May Be Set on Non-surface Treated Highways in Montgomery County 149 2 HB 2158 (05) Wireless Service Authority; Allows Multiple Localities and Regional Industrial Facilities to Create 149 2 HB 2159 (05) Boards of Zoning Appeals; Changes in Provisions 149 2 HB 2162 (05) Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Holdover Tenancies with Landlord's Consent 149 2 HB 2163 (05) Child Abuse or Neglect; Child Protective Services to Investigate Complaint Against School Personnel 149 2 HB 2164 (05) Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Termination of Rental Agreement for Fire or Casualty Damage 149 2 HB 2165 (05) Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Noncompliance with Rental Agreement 149 2 HB 2166 (05) Long-Term Health Care; HHR Secretary to Develop Public Information Campaign 149 2 HB 2168 (05) Garbage; Trash, or Refuse Collection; Additional Requirements for Localities 149 3 HB 2169 (05) Charter; City of Winchester 149 3 HB 2170 (05) Commissioners of Accounts; Authorized to Establish Fee for Services 149 3 HB 2174 (05) Criminal Cases; Testimony of Husband and Wife 149 3 HB 2176 (05) Charter; Town of Stanley 149 3 HB 2177 (05) Recordation Tax; Exemptions include Limited Liability Companies 149 3 HB 2186 (05) Motor Vehicle Safety Inspection Approval Stickers; Allows Extension for Military Personnel 149 3 HB 2187 (05) Special License Plates; Increases Fee for Certain Officials and Constitutional Officers 149 3 HB 2189 (05) Motor Vehicle Registration; Requires Permanent Registration for Buses 149 4 HB 2192 (05) Landfill; Distance from Ground Water Supply and Required Replacement of Non-tidal Wetlands 149 4 HB 2193 (05) Driver's Licenses; Reduction in Number of Written Tests Given for Renewal 149 4 HB 2197 (05) Sewage Sludge; Notification to Local Government before Application to Land 149 4 HB 2198 (05) Sewage Sludge; Program Established to Train Employees for Testing thereof 149 4 HB 2199 (05) Motorcycles; Safety Inspection 149 4 HB 2200 (05) Crossbows; License for Hunting during Special Archery Seasons, Restricted Fee 149 4 HB 2206 (05) Juveniles; Change in Disposition for a Delinquent 149 4 HB 2209 (05) General District Court; Medical Records 149 4 HB 2210 (05) Charter; City of Waynesboro 149 4 HB 2212 (05) Natural Area Preservation Fund; Addition of Fees, Lease Proceeds, and Funds Accrued from Preserves 149 5 HB 2213 (05) Prisoners; Illegal to Possess Cellular Telephone, Penalty 149 5 HB 2215 (05) Computer Crimes Act; Changes in Provisions, Penalty 149 5 HB 2216 (05) Department of Forensic Science, the Forensic Science Board, Scientific Advisory Board; Created 149 5 HB 2217 (05) Gangs; Punishment for Activity Taking Place in School, etc., Penalty 149 5 HB 2218 (05) Gift Certificate Disclosures; Definition, Penalty 149 5 HB 2219 (05) Insurance; Insurer May Cap Renewal Rates for Certain Policies 149 5 HB 2221 (05) Animal Laws; Enforcement in Towns 149 5 HB 2223 (05) Student Expulsion; Procedures for Readmission 149 5 HB 2228 (05) Non-Conventional Sewage Disposal System; Schedule of Civil Penalties for Violation for Operation, etc. 149 5 HB 2234 (05) Hospital Authorities; Commissioners 150 1 HB 2236 (05) Patient Records; Protection of Health Data by Hospitals 150 1 HB 2237 (05) Practitioner of Self-Referral Act; Exemption 150 1 HB 2238 (05) Emergency Medical Services Personnel Training, Response Times, etc., Civil Penalties 150 1 HB 2242 (05) Pharmacy Interns; Provisions 150 1 HB 2243 (05) Medical Care Facilities Certificate of Public Need; Parties to the Case 150 1 HB 2245 (05) Mental Health Services Transition Plan; Board of Juvenile Justice to Promulgate Regulations 150 1 HB 2247 (05) Sexual Assault; Crime when Committed on Physically Helpless Person of Any Age 150 1 HB 2248 (05) Sexual Crimes Against Spouses; Changes in Provisions 150 1 HB 2249 (05) Motorists; Prohibits certain Activities on Highways in Albemarle and Greene Counties 150 1 HB 2253 (05) Emergency Medical Services Plan, Statewide; New Requirements, and Deletion of Cross References 150 2 HB 2255 (05) Alcoholic Beverages; Underage Drinking, Possession of, etc., Penalty 150 2 HB 2260 (05) Advertising Signage; Certain Historic Buildings Not Currently Operating as a Pharmacy to Display 150 2 HB 2266 (05) Character Education; Harassment Prevention Required 150 2 HB 2267 (05) Harassment; Immunity for any School Employee, Student, etc., who Reports Incident 150 2 HB 2268 (05) Food Stamps; Eligibility for Transitional Benefits 150 2 HB 2273 (05) Hunting; Prohibits Device/Service that Remote Controls Firearms, etc., to Hunt Birds, etc., Penalty 150 2 HB 2275 (05) Warning Lights; Use of Red and White Lights by Department of Environmental Quality 150 2 HB 2277 (05) Oversize Vehicles; Use of Cameras in Identification 150 2 HB 2278 (05) Oversize Vehicles; Driving into or through Tunnels, Penalty 150 2 HB 2282 (05) Sport Shooting Ranges; Certain Specified Criteria for Localities 150 3 HB 2283 (05) Public Procurement Act; Provision of Default Contract Claim Procedure 150 3 HB 2284 (05) Family Access to Medical Insurance Security Plan; Changes in Benefits 150 3 HB 2286 (05) Extended Service Contract; Increases Fee for Registering or Renewing Registration 150 3 HB 2287 (05) Jurors; those Serving in Courts of Record 150 3 HB 2288 (05) Criminal Investigation; Obstruction of Justice, Penalty 150 3 HB 2291 (05) Controlled Substances; Raises Penalty for Manufacturing, Selling, etc. 150 3 HB 2293 (05) Motor Vehicle Titles; Allows Creation of Electronic Certificates of Title 150 3 HB 2295 (05) Farmers; Certain Exempt from Dairy Regulations for Goat Cheese Products 150 3 HB 2298 (05) Mennel Milling Company; Conveyance of Land in Roanoke County 150 3 HB 2301 (05) Criminal History Record Information; Allows Free Check for Council of Girl Scouts 150 3 HB 2303 (05) State Income Tax; Voluntary Refund Contributions Entities Process Changes 150 4 HB 2305 (05) Indigent Defense Commission; Regulation for Appointment of Chairman 150 4 HB 2310 (05) Mechanic's Lien; Increases Limits for Repairs and Storage for Keeper of Stable, Garage, Marina, etc. 150 4 HB 2315 (05) Bonds; Change in Length of Time Defendant has to Appear in Court, Forfeiture for Failure to Appear 150 4 HB 2316 (05) Nursing Home Bed Projects; Conditions for Issuance of an Amended Certificate of Public Need 150 4 HB 2318 (05) Juveniles; Judicial Discretion to Require Registration of Minor who Commits Registrable Offense 150 4 HB 2321 (05) Reporting Requirements of Certain Agencies and Collegial Bodies 150 4 HB 2325 (05) State Income Tax; Extension for Filing Tax Returns 150 4 HB 2326 (05) Sheltered Workshops; Requires Division of Purchases and Supply to Adopt Regulations to Support 150 4 HB 2336 (05) William H. Hume and Jean Emmons McCarty Hume Memorial Bridge; Designating Portion of Route 688 150 4 HB 2337 (05) Articulation Agreements; Admission of Community College Students into Four-Year Public Institution 150 5 HB 2338 (05) Companion Animals; Requirement of Permit to Sell, Penalty 150 5 HB 2341 (05) Claims; H. Steven Arrington, Carolyn Dixon, Betty Earle and E. Anthony Ware 150 5 HB 2342 (05) Special License Plates; Issuance to Law-Enforcement Chaplains 150 5 HB 2363 (05) Health Records; Emphasizes Right of an Individual to have Access thereto, Exceptions 150 5 HB 2364 (05) Planning District Commissions; Membership 150 5 HB 2365 (05) Storm Water Management Program; Updates for Department of Conservation and Recreation Authorities 150 5 HB 2366 (05) Hospitals and Nursing Homes; Board of Health must include Minimum Standards for Design and Construction 150 5 HB 2367 (05) Fees; Waiver for Filing Erroneous Financing Statements 150 5 HB 2368 (05) Dentists and Dental Hygienists; Licensure and Continuing Education 150 5 HB 2369 (05) Prisoners; Individual Court Orders Permitting Work Not Required 151 1 HB 2371 (05) Unemployment Compensation; Disqualifications for Chronic Absenteeism 151 1 HB 2372 (05) Business License Tax, Local; Population Basis and Fee Increases 151 1 HB 2376 (05) Elected Officials; Terms of Office, and Authorization of Members of Board to Administer Oath 151 1 HB 2377 (05) Inoperable Motor Vehicles; Conforms Civil Penalty Provisions for Violations of Ordinances 151 1 HB 2378 (05) Wetlands Board, Local; Members that Hear Cases Relating to Chesapeake Bay Preservation Ordinance to Serve on 151 1 HB 2379 (05) Emergency Management; Allows Local Director to Enter into Mutual Aid Arrangements 151 1 HB 2381 (05) Community Development Authorities; Removes Population and Tract Size Limits for Counties 151 1 HB 2382 (05) School Division Residency; False Statements, Penalty 151 1 HB 2383 (05) Electoral Board Members and General Registrar Staff; Costs of Defense shall be Paid by State 151 1 HB 2384 (05) Commissioner of Accounts; No Requirement when Beneficiary is Trustee 151 1 HB 2386 (05) Conveyance of Easements; Eliminates Public Hearing Requirement for Localities 151 1 HB 2391 (05) Grass; Isle of Wight County given authority to Require Property Owners to Cut 151 1 HB 2393 (05) Employee's Day of Rest; Abolished 151 2 HB 2399 (05) FOIA; Exempts Certain 911 or E-911 Records 151 2 HB 2400 (05) Heritage Music Trail: The Crooked Road; Designating as Certain Highways in Southwest Virginia 151 2 HB 2404 (05) FOIA; Exempts Certain Local Wireless Service Authorities 151 2 HB 2406 (05) Charter; Town of Coeburn 151 2 HB 2407 (05) Comprehensive Plans; Includes Provisions for Elderly and Persons with Disabilities 151 2 HB 2408 (05) Sewage Disposal Fees; Included on Real Estate Tax Bills 151 2 HB 2410 (05) Medical Malpractice Insurance; Cancellation or Non-Renewal Notice of Policy 151 2 HB 2411 (05) State Income Tax; System of Taxation and Conformity with Internal Revenue Service Code 151 2 HB 2412 (05) Voter Registration Drive; Increases Penalty for Destruction of, Failure to Mail or Deliver Application 151 2 HB 2415 (05) Provisional Ballots; Written Notice of Meeting of Electoral Board to be given to Voter 151 2 HB 2416 (05) Unemployment Compensation; Changes in Provisions 151 3 HB 2418 (05) Speed Limits; Definition of in Residence and Business Districts 151 3 HB 2420 (05) Latino Advisory Board; Created 151 3 HB 2422 (05) Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center; Membership 151 3 HB 2423 (05) Horse Industry Board Act; Created, Penalty 151 3 HB 2427 (05) Wetlands; Prohibits Condemnation of Any Property for Compensatory Mitigation 151 3 HB 2428 (05) Veterans; State in Hiring to give Additional Consideration to Certain 151 3 HB 2429 (05) Prescription Monitoring Program; Includes Reporting by Out-of-State Dispensers 151 3 HB 2430 (05) Health Care Services; Safety and Quality by Physicians 151 3 HB 2431 (05) Practitioners; Information Provided to Patients 151 3 HB 2433 (05) Domestic Violence and Prevention Services; Responsibilities of Department 151 3 HB 2434 (05) Motor Vehicle Safety Inspection Stations; Garage Liability Insurance 151 3 HB 2435 (05) Motor Vehicles; Notice of Impoundment 151 4 HB 2436 (05) Prisoners; Continued Hospitalization of those Involuntarily Admitted 151 4 HB 2438 (05) Methamphetamine; Manufacturing when Person under 18 Years of Age is Present, Penalty 151 4 HB 2440 (05) Hazardous Waste Facilities; Financial Assurances therefore 151 4 HB 2444 (05) State Income Tax; Extends Sunset Provision for Tax Credit Rent Reductions 151 4 HB 2446 (05) Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; Charges for Disclosure Packets 151 4 HB 2447 (05) Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Drug Activities by Tenants, Forfeiture 151 4 HB 2448 (05) Landlord and Tenant; Installation of New Lock or Security Device after Entry of Certain Court Orders 151 4 HB 2449 (05) Manufactured Home Park; Termination of Tenancy 151 4 HB 2450 (05) Storm Water; Regulation of Billing Charges 151 4 HB 2451 (05) Septic Systems; Validity of Septic Tank Permits 151 4 HB 2452 (05) Non-Native Oysters; Marine Resources Commission to Allow Placement on State-Owned Bottomlands 151 5 HB 2454 (05) Charitable Gaming; Registration of Bingo Callers, Payment of Remuneration 151 5 HB 2455 (05) Baseball Stadium Authority; Entitlement to Tax Revenues 151 5 HB 2456 (05) Zoning Ordinances; Cash Proffers Requested or Accepted by a Locality 151 5 HB 2457 (05) Money Transmission Services; Exemption from Licensure 151 5 HB 2459 (05) State Income Tax; Credit for Restoration of a Historic Presidential Home 151 5 HB 2460 (05) Credit Counseling; Eliminates Requirement that Licensed Agencies be Non-Profit and Tax-Exempt 151 5 HB 2461 (05) Residential Facilities; Board who Regulates to Provide Name, etc. of Contact Person 151 5 HB 2462 (05) Worker's Compensation; Certain Participants in Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Not Eligible 151 5 HB 2464 (05) Stream Channel Restoration and Relocation Projects; Exempt Certain from Requirements 152 1 HB 2470 (05) Uniform Electronic Transactions Act; to include Locally Elected Constitutional Officers 152 1 HB 2471 (05) Computer Crimes Act; Changes in Provisions, Penalty 152 1 HB 2475 (05) Charter, Town of Lovettsville 152 1 HB 2477 (05) Machinery and Tools Tax; Changes in Valuation Method Published by Notice in Newspaper 30 Days Prior 152 1 HB 2478 (05) Contracts; Eliminates Cap on Percentage of Payment Errors Contractor May Retain for Recovery Audit 152 1 HB 2482 (05) Personal Information Privacy Act; Restricting Use of Social Security Numbers 152 1 HB 2489 (05) Sickness and Disability Program; Appeal of Disability Benefit Determinations 152 1 HB 2491 (05) Nonprofit Organizations; Exempt from Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services Registration 152 1 HB 2492 (05) Charter; City of Fairfax 152 1 HB 2502 (05) Motor Vehicle License Fees; Changes in Provisions 152 1 HB 2503 (05) Marriage and Family Therapists; Included in Code Sections that List Mental Health Professionals 152 2 HB 2508 (05) Electronic Summons; Allows Use for Reportable Motor Vehicle Violations 152 2 HB 2509 (05) Driver's Licenses and Special Identification Cards; Requirements for Issuance 152 2 HB 2510 (05) Barbers and Cosmetology; Regulation of Estheticians 152 2 HB 2512 (05) Assisted Living Facilities; Requires Administrators to be Licensed 152 2 HB 2514 (05) Health Care Providers; Eliminate Provisions Governing Disclosure of Patient Information to Third Party Providers 152 3 HB 2515 (05) Medical Records; Charge for Copies Distinguished between Patient Request and Subpoenaed Records 152 3 HB 2516 (05) Health Records; Revises certain Provisions for Privacy of Minors 152 3 HB 2519 (05) Virginia Immunization Information System (VIIS); Established 152 3 HB 2520 (05) Emergency Services and Preparedness Personnel; Amends Immunity Provisions from Various Services 152 3 HB 2521 (05) Emergency Medical Services; Maintenance of Services 152 3 HB 2522 (05) Emergency Medical Services Advisory Board; Increase in Membership and Deletion of Obsolete Cross Reference 152 3 HB 2523 (05) Ambulance Services; Localities Authorized to Charge Insurers 152 3 HB 2524 (05) Drug Control Act; Definitions of Compounding and Dispense 152 3 HB 2526 (05) Athletic Trainers; Allows Administration of Certain Topical Drugs 152 3 HB 2527 (05) District and Circuit Courts; Jurisdiction Lying on Waterways does not Apply to City of Richmond 152 4 HB 2529 (05) Probation and Parole; Notice of Transfer Hearing and Court Order for Supervision 152 4 HB 2532 (05) Code Enforcements; Includes City of Portsmouth to Localities that may use Volunteers to Enforce 152 4 HB 2533 (05) Circuit Court; Chief Judge to Sign Order of Appointment 152 4 HB 2535 (05) Firearms; Person with a Valid Permit Allowed on School Property while in Vehicle Parking Lot 152 4 HB 2536 (05) Sickness and Disability Program; Long-Term Disability Benefit 152 4 HB 2538 (05) Nonresident Pharmacies; Registration 152 4 HB 2539 (05) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Quarterly Report by Comm., Single Contribution more than $5,000 Reported 152 4 HB 2540 (05) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Filing of Special Election Reports by Incumbents 152 4 HB 2547 (05) Fiduciaries; Obligation to Report Nonresident Status, Penalty 152 4 HB 2549 (05) Attorneys; Clarifies and makes more Specific Provisions Regarding Receiverships therefore 152 4 HB 2554 (05) Interstate Route 81 Safety Task Force; Created 152 5 HB 2557 (05) State Employment; Secretary of Administration to Provide Number of Jobs Eliminated in Fiscal Year Report 152 5 HB 2562 (05) Concealed Handgun Permits; Exempt Retired Special Agents with ABC Board from Paying Fee for Issuance 152 5 HB 2564 (05) Sexual Offenses; Increase in Penalty when Against Children by a Parent or Grandparent 152 5 HB 2566 (05) Claims; Walter S. Lingebach 152 5 HB 2570 (05) Enterprise Zones; Regulations 152 5 HB 2571 (05) Banks; Enumerates Business Activities in which Authorized to Engage 152 5 HB 2572 (05) Special License Plates; Issuance of those Bearing Names, Numbers, Colors of Stock Car Drivers 152 5 HB 2573 (05) Coal Mine Safety Act, and Coal Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act; Changes in Provisions 152 5 HB 2574 (05) Private Roads; Localities may Appropriate Funds for Maintenance 153 1 HB 2575 (05) Overweight Permits; Issuance to Trucks Hauling Products Produced from Gas or Oil Wells 153 1 HB 2576 (05) H. Paul Buskell Memorial Bridge 153 1 HB 2577 (05) Explosives; Penalty for Possession or Transportation by Convicted Felons 153 1 HB 2578 (05) Resident Engineers of VDOT; Replaces Reference with Representatives of VDOT 153 1 HB 2579 (05) Big-Eared Bat; Designating as Official Emblem of State 153 1 HB 2580 (05) License Plates; Allows Dealers to Transfer Customers' Plates to Purchased Vehicles 153 1 HB 2581 (05) Motor Vehicle Dealers; Requirements 153 1 HB 2582 (05) Alcoholic Mixed Beverages; Licenses for Certain Properties in Washington County 153 1 HB 2583 (05) Commissioners in Chancery; Allowed to be Used in Certain Circuit Court Cases 153 1 HB 2584 (05) Advance Directive; Witness 153 1 HB 2586 (05) Joint Commission on Technology and Science; Clarifications for Collegial Bodies, Report 153 1 HB 2588 (05) Brown v. Board of Education Scholarship Program and Fund, Created 153 1 HB 2595 (05) Illegal Drug Laboratory; Court to Order Defendant to Pay Cleanup and Health Costs Associated therewith 153 2 HB 2596 (05) Rail Enhancement Fund; Portion of Tax on Motor Vehicle Rentals to be Deposited therein 153 2 HB 2598 (05) Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers; Licensure 153 2 HB 2599 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions include Public Transportation Services 153 2 HB 2602 (05) No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education to Seek Waiver 153 2 HB 2605 (05) Highway Rest Areas; Federal Grants to be Used to Convert into Welcome Centers for Anticipated Tourism 153 2 HB 2612 (05) State Employees; Establishment of Alternative Work Schedules and Telecommuting 153 2 HB 2615 (05) Governing Bodies; Meetings 153 2 HB 2616 (05) Dams; Right of Entry for Inspection 153 2 HB 2618 (05) Charter; City of Manassas Park 153 2 HB 2620 (05) Forest and Forestry; Transfers Current Regulations from Department of Conservation to Department of Forestry 153 2 HB 2622 (05) Surplus Funds; Allows Any Locality to Develop a Method for Returning 153 2 HB 2623 (05) Indecent Exposure; Clarification of Definition, Penalty 153 3 HB 2624 (05) Sewage Sludge; Localities to Adopt an Ordinance that Requires Injection into Soil 153 3 HB 2625 (05) Cigarette and Tobacco Products; Discount 153 3 HB 2627 (05) Executive Director of Indigent Defense Commission; Adds Membership to Various Agencies 153 3 HB 2628 (05) Writ of Habeas Corpus; Attorney's Failure to Appeal, Petition Limitations 153 3 HB 2629 (05) Master Settlement Agreement; Release of Escrow Funds to Certain Cigarette Manufacturers 153 3 HB 2631 (05) Computer Crimes; Changes in Provisions, Penalties 153 3 HB 2632 (05) Central Criminal Records Exchange; Changes in Allowances for Law Enforcement Agencies 153 3 HB 2635 (05) Deferred Real Estate Tax; Allows Locality to Establish Interest Rate 153 3 HB 2638 (05) Wages; Employer who Fails or Refuses to Pay Wages is Guilty of Embezzlement 153 3 HB 2639 (05) Medical Care Facilities COPN; Re-issuance of Request for New Nursing Home Beds 153 3 HB 2640 (05) General Provisions of Code, and Boundaries, Jurisdiction and Emblems of State; Recodification 153 4 HB 2642 (05) Unclaimed Property; Recovery of Costs 153 4 HB 2645 (05) Wetlands; MRC Updating of Maps for Localities, Copy in Land Records of Circuit Court 153 4 HB 2647 (05) Defendants in Circuit Court; Counsel may provide with Pre-Sentence Report 153 4 HB 2649 (05) Criminal Sentencing Commission; Increase in Membership 153 4 HB 2650 (05) Juveniles; Attorney may Appeal to Higher Court if Released 153 4 HB 2652 (05) Perjury; Permits Use of Unsworn Declarations; Penalty 153 4 HB 2654 (05) Depositions, Differentiates between Party and Non-Party, Specifies where shall be taken 153 4 HB 2655 (05) Driving Under Influence of Alcohol or Drugs; Refusal to take Blood or Breath Test, Penalty 153 4 HB 2656 (05) Obstetrical and Pediatric Care; Pilot Programs in Certain Areas 153 5 HB 2657 (05) Juvenile Work Release Program; Established 153 5 HB 2659 (05) Service of Process; Plaintiff must have an Expert Witness, Expressions of Sympathy Inadmissible 153 5 HB 2661 (05) Judges; Increases Number in 15th District, and 20th Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Courts 153 5 HB 2662 (05) Judges; New Circuit Court Judgeship Created in 28th Judicial Circuit 153 5 HB 2663 (05) Felons; What Constitutes Arrest for Purposes of Compliance with Speedy Trial 153 5 HB 2664 (05) Driver's License; Imposition of Additional Fee for Reinstatement 153 5 HB 2665 (05) Concealed Weapons; Allows Retired Local Auxiliary Police and Animal Control Officers to Carry 153 5 HB 2666 (05) Public-Private Transportation Act; Provisions for Streamlining and Enhancing 153 5 HB 2667 (05) Terrorism Hoax; Reimbursement of Expenses 154 1 HB 2668 (05) Driving Under Influence of Alcohol or Drugs; Person Taken to Medical Facility, Issuance of Summons 154 1 HB 2669 (05) Public Safety Personnel; Certain Persons Exempt from Liability, Extends Sunset Provision 154 1 HB 2670 (05) Juveniles; Representation May Not be Waived if Charge is Commitment to Dept. of Juvenile Justice 154 1 HB 2671 (05) Marine Resources Commission; Includes All Structures by Riparian Property Owners in Potomac River 154 1 HB 2674 (05) Bad Checks; Payment of Wages, Penalty 154 1 HB 2678 (05) Criminal Cases; If Mental Health Status as Issue, Summary of Testimony Presented Prior to Trial 154 1 HB 2679 (05) Business License Tax, Local; Appeals to Court 154 1 HB 2681 (05) Natural Disaster Damage Assessment; Permits Disclosure of Property Damage to Government Officials 154 1 HB 2683 (05) Firearm Shows; Notification to State Police and Local Law-Enforcement 154 1 HB 2686 (05) Personal Property Exempt from Taxation; Includes Commercial Fishing Boats 154 1 HB 2689 (05) Duck Blinds; Allows Use in Certain Localities and Waters 154 2 HB 2690 (05) Utility Trailers; Reflectors to be Used on Rear 154 2 HB 2692 (05) Northern Neck Chesapeake Bay Public Access Authority Act; Created 154 2 HB 2695 (05) Zoning Ordinances; Protection of Commercial Fishing Operations 154 2 HB 2697 (05) Religious References; Removes Certain in Code and Redefines Church and Minister 154 2 HB 2700 (05) Workers' Compensation; Coverage for First Responders During State of Emergency 154 2 HB 2708 (05) Jury Duty; Breast-Feeding Mothers Exempt Upon Written Request 154 2 HB 2710 (05) ABC Board; Regulations for Purchases by Certain Mixed Beverage Licensees 154 2 HB 2711 (05) Hearing Aids; Practice of Fitting or Dealing 154 2 HB 2716 (05) Controlled Substances; Additions and Deletions to Schedule I and II List 154 3 HB 2720 (05) Manufactured Homes; Change in Provisions that Allow to be Considered New 154 3 HB 2722 (05) Juveniles; If Adjudicated Delinquent of Certain Crimes, Unlawful to have Firearm, etc., Rest of Life 154 3 HB 2729 (05) FOIA; Exempts Certain Records of Active Investigations Being Conducted 154 3 HB 2732 (05) Investment Partnership Act 154 3 HB 2734 (05) Gangs; Reporting Organized Criminal Activity and Membership 154 3 HB 2737 (05) Cotton; Assessment Increase to Support Education, Research, and Promotion of Growth and Use 154 3 HB 2738 (05) Charter; City of Richmond 154 3 HB 2739 (05) Charter; City of Norfolk 154 3 HB 2740 (05) Wine and Beer; Licenses Granted to Food Concessions at any Outdoor Facility in Henrico County 154 4 HB 2741 (05) Populated Areas; Prohibits Shooting of Arrows from Bows 154 4 HB 2744 (05) Foster Care Plans and Home Studies; Requires Involvement of Parent and Child 154 4 HB 2746 (05) Retirement System; Liability Protection for Governing Body of Any County, City or Town 154 4 HB 2747 (05) Claims; Beulah K. Davidson 154 4 HB 2756 (05) Charter; Town of Onley 154 4 HB 2762 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions Include Automobile Refinishing Repair Materials 154 4 HB 2763 (05) Transportation Projects; Removes Certain Designated as Funded from Priority Transportation Fund 154 4 HB 2765 (05) Health Insurance; Credits for Retired General Registrars and their Retired Employees 154 4 HB 2766 (05) Life Insurance; Person May Take Out Contract Upon Himself for Another's Benefit 154 4 HB 2770 (05) Charitable Donations by Localities; Includes Habitat for Humanity 154 4 HB 2772 (05) Suspension or Revocation of Driver's Licenses, etc.; Begins on Date Conviction is Final 154 5 HB 2774 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions Include Manufactured Gas 154 5 HB 2775 (05) Workers' Compensation; Limitation of Filing of Claim by September 11, 2001, Rescue and Relief Workers 154 5 HB 2776 (05) Special License Plates; Issuance to Veterans of U.S. Army 154 5 HB 2777 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Increased, Creates Water Quality Improvement Restricted Use Fund 154 5 HB 2786 (05) Driving Under Influence of Alcohol or Drugs; Includes Operators of Mopeds under Law 154 5 HB 2787 (05) Executive Council for Comprehensive Services for At-Risk Youth and Families; Change in Membership 154 5 HB 2788 (05) Land Preservation Tax Credit; Transfer to Other Taxpayers 154 5 HB 2790 (05) Teachers; Licensure Qualifications 154 5 HB 2791 (05) Alcoholic Beverages; Purchasing for Underage, Penalty 154 5 HB 2793 (05) Transportation Partnership Opportunity Fund; Created 155 1 HB 2795 (05) Jury Panel; Removes Provision that Allows Person to be Absent from Work on Day He Serves 155 1 HB 2796 (05) Suicide Prevention; Lead Agency to be DMHMRSAS, etc., Report 155 1 HB 2800 (05) Authorities for Development of Former Federal Areas; Exempt from Personnel and Procurement Acts 155 1 HB 2803 (05) Museums; Status of Property Loaned to or Deposited therewith 155 1 HB 2804 (05) Health Care Practitioners; Immunity for Making Voluntary Report Regarding Conduct or Competency 155 1 HB 2805 (05) Sewage Sludge; Prohibits Any Person from Altering Composition 155 1 HB 2807 (05) Assisted Living Facilities; Gastric Tube Care to be Provided for Residents 155 1 HB 2808 (05) Misdemeanors; Possession of Warrant by Law-Enforcement Officers not Necessary when Making Arrest 155 2 HB 2809 (05) Menhaden Fishery; Governor to Issue Proclamation to Implement Measures to Manage 155 2 HB 2810 (05) Drug Treatment Court Act; includes City of Chesapeake 155 2 HB 2815 (05) Saltwater Recreational Fishing License; Person not Required to Obtain Commercial Gear License 155 2 HB 2816 (05) Headboat and Charterboat Owners; Allows Recreational Fishing License to Cover Passengers on his Boat 155 2 HB 2820 (05) Real Estate Cooperative Act; Reserves for Capital Components 155 2 HB 2821 (05) Title Insurance; Allows Companies to Charge Negotiated Risk Rates 155 2 HB 2822 (05) Motor Vehicle Title; DMV to Issue New Upon Presentation from Another State by Operation of Law 155 2 HB 2823 (05) Board of Parole; Power and Duties 155 3 HB 2826 (05) Brain Injury Waiver; Licensing Authority 155 3 HB 2827 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions Include Certain Truck Trailers and Cargo Containers 155 3 HB 2831 (05) Clinical Drug Trials; Publication of Certain Date 155 3 HB 2832 (05) Interscholastic and Intercollegiate Athletic Ineligibility; Use of Anabolic Steroids 155 3 HB 2833 (05) Nurse Licensure Compact; Changes in Provisions 155 3 HB 2836 (05) Sex Offenders; Registration Procedures 155 3 HB 2837 (05) Weights and Measures; Inspections 155 3 HB 2840 (05) Unemployment Compensation; Weekly Benefit Amount 155 3 HB 2842 (05) Wages and Salaries; Consent by Employee for Payment to Prepaid Debit Card/Card Account not Required 155 3 HB 2843 (05) Real Estate Board; Issuance of Cease and Desist Orders for Unlicensed Activity 155 3 HB 2844 (05) Competitive Government Act; Change in Reporting Dates 155 4 HB 2850 (05) Veterans' Care Center; Governor to Request Federal Funds to Expand Capacity of Beds 155 4 HB 2851 (05) Veterans; Com. of Dept. of Veterans Service to Appoint Personnel to Process Benefit Claims Weekly 155 4 HB 2852 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Tax Commissioner to Investigate and Analyze on Periodic Basis Report 155 4 HB 2853 (05) House of Delegates Districts; Changes in Boundaries Between Thirtieth and Fifty-Eighth Districts 155 4 HB 2854 (05) Hepatitis C; Testing of Persons Convicted of Certain Crimes 155 4 HB 2856 (05) Heritage Music Trial: The Crooked Road; Designating as Certain Highways in Southwest Virginia 155 4 HB 2857 (05) Pharmacists; Allows Compounding Under Certain Conditions 155 4 HB 2860 (05) Innovative Technology Authority; Repeals Requirement to Establish Technical Advisory Committee 155 4 HB 2862 (05) Nutrient Credit Exchange Program; Created 155 4 HB 2863 (05) Board of Architects, Engineers, Surveyors and Landscape Architects; Licensure 155 4 HB 2865 (05) Water and Sewer Systems; Locality to Require Developers, etc. to Connect Public Systems 155 4 HB 2866 (05) Restructured Higher Education Financial and Administrative Operations Act; Created 155 5 HB 2869 (05) Wire, Electronic or Oral Communications; Redefines Jurisdiction for Purposes of Providing 156 1 HB 2870 (05) Human Rights Committees, State and Local; Requires 1 Appointment to each shall be a Health Care Provider 156 1 HB 2871 (05) Online Filing of Registrations; Charitable Organizations, etc. may use Web site approved by Commissioner 156 1 HB 2872 (05) State Employees; Right to Express Opinions to Elected Officials on Matters of Public Concern 156 1 HB 2878 (05) Underground Relocation of High Voltage Power Lines; Special Assessments for Certain Localities 156 1 HB 2879 (05) Harassment; School Boards to Establish Measure to Prevent, and Guidelines for Video Monitoring 156 1 HB 2880 (05) Communications Services; Various Revisions to Taxation 156 1 HB 2881 (05) Children's Group Homes and Residential Facilities; Summary Suspension of Licenses 156 1 HB 2887 (05) Migratory Waterfowl Conservation Stamp; Required for those Persons Hunting or Taking Waterfowl 156 1 HB 2888 (05) Proffered Funds; Localities must begin Construction of Improvements within Five Years of Receipt 156 1 HB 2891 (05) Real Property; Governor to Convey Certain in Custody of Board of Corrections to Town of Marion 156 1 HB 2899 (05) Cigarette Tax; Exempts Exclusive Distributors and Manufacturers from Affixing Tax Revenue Stamps 156 2 HB 2902 (05) Watershed Improvement Districts; Simple Majority of Votes Cast to Pass Referendum Held to Create 156 2 HB 2905 (05) Willard Owens Memorial Highway; Designating as Route 609 in Buchanan County 156 2 HB 2906 (05) Hepatitis B or C; Persons Charged with Sexual Assault to be Tested for Viruses 156 2 HB 2907 (05) Employment Discrimination; Causes of Action in Cases Alleging 156 2 HB 2912 (05) Teachers; School Boards to Provide Sick Leave for those with Debilitating or Life-Threatening Diseases 156 2 HB 2919 (05) Tobacco Farmers; Payments to Manufacturers of Domestic Leaf Annually by State 156 2 HB 2920 (05) Diversion Center Incarceration Program; Shall Not be in Addition to an Active Sentence 156 2 HB 2925 (05) National Defense Industrial Authority; Created 156 2 HB 2928 (05) Concealed Weapons Permit; Disqualifies Person Using Negligently or Unlawfully to Endanger Others 156 3 HB 2930 (05) FOIA; Board of Elections to Issue Policies, etc. for Securing Voting Equipment and Ballots 156 3 HB 2931 (05) Firearms; Applicant Purchasing to Provide Specified Information or Required Background Check 156 3 HB 2934 (05) Voters; Person Assisting Blind at Polls Must Sign Statement 156 3 HB 2936 (05) Natural Cut Christmas Trees; Use in Certain Places of Worship and Apartment Dwelling Units 156 3 HB 2937 (05) Erosion and Sediment Control Plans; Allows DCR to Issue Special Orders to Locality not Implementing 156 3 HB 2938 (05) Michael Todd Blanton Memorial Bridge 156 3 Senate 2005 Bills Passed by House and Senate 157 1 2005 Statistics; Bills with Governor's Recommendations; Bills Vetoed 157 1 2005 Legislative Session Summary 157 1 SB 128 (05) Unemployment Compensation; Eliminates Offset for Retirement Benefits 157 1 SB 272 (05) Optometrists; Classification of Practicing in a Commercial or Mercantile Establishment 157 1 SB 301 (05) Eminent Domain; Condemned Property be put to use within 10 Years, Exception 157 1 SB 695 (05) Restitution; Provision for Paying Interest 157 2 SB 699 (05) Pesticide Control Board; Changes in Membership 157 2 SB 707 (05) Influenza Vaccine; Prohibits Price Gouging; Penalties 157 2 SB 708 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Reduction of Rate on Food Purchased for Human Consumption; Effective Date 157 2 SB 710 (05) Motorists; Prohibits Certain Activities on Highways in Town of Vienna 157 2 SB 712 (05) Higher Educational Institutions; Requires Student be Vaccinated for Hepatitis B 157 2 SB 716 (05) Physician Assistants; Provisions for Practicing in Hospital Emergency Departments 157 2 SB 719 (05) Public Guardian and Conservator Program 157 2 SB 722 (05) Judgments; Limitations on Enforcement 157 2 SB 723 (05) Debtor Interrogatories; Supplemental Proceedings 157 2 SB 729 (05) Charter; City of Danville 157 2 SB 730 (05) Local Boards of Social Services; Membership 157 2 SB 740 (05) Heritage Music Trail: The Crooked Road; Designating as Certain Highway in Southwest Virginia 157 2 SB 741 (05) Substance Abuse Services Council; Membership 157 2 SB 746 (05) Resources Authority; Expands Projects that can be Financed to Include Design and Construction of Roads 157 3 SB 752 (05) University of Virginia; Extends Sunset Provision for Electronic Meetings of Board of Visitors 157 3 SB 753 (05) Opiate Addiction; Standards for Issuance of New Licenses to Providers of Treatment 157 3 SB 756 (05) Fire Bombs; Definition 157 3 SB 760 (05) Notary Fees; Increases 157 3 SB 761 (05) Teachers; Extends Sunset Provision for Division Superintendent to Report Shortages to School Board 157 3 SB 766 (05) Mutual Aid Arrangements; Allows Director of Emergency Management to Reciprocate 157 3 SB 767 (05) School Boards; Increase of Salaries for Members in City of Salem 157 3 SB 774 (05) Speed Limits; May Be Sent on Non-Surface Treated Highways in Montgomery County 157 3 SB 776 (05) Banks; Prohibits Unauthorized Use of Name, Logo, etc. 157 3 SB 777 (05) Arts and Cultural Districts; Includes Cities of Falls Church, Petersburg and Winchester 157 3 SB 778 (05) Interstate Route 81 Corridor Multi-State Transportation Planning Initiative; Created 157 3 SB 779 (05) Standards of Quality; Changes in Provisions 157 3 SB 783 (05) Electrical Transmission Lines; Location Underground in Certain Localities 157 4 SB 785 (05) Retirement System; Default Payment Option 157 4 SB 786 (05) Retirement System; Liability of Board of Trustees 157 4 SB 789 (05) Special Identification Cards; Expiration on Person's 16th Birthday 157 4 SB 790 (05) Post-Trial Relief; Provided for those Who Did Not Receive Notification of Final Order 157 4 SB 791 (05) Arbor Day; Designating as Last Friday in April, and Each Succeeding Year thereafter 157 4 SB 792 (05) Tobacco Settlement Board of Trustees; Executive Committee 157 4 SB 793 (05) Transient Occupancy Tax; Overnight Accommodations 157 4 SB 794 (05) Motor Fuels Tax; Refunds for Agricultural Vehicles 157 4 SB 795 (05) Water and Sewer Systems; Taxes May Be a Lien on Property in Cumberland County 157 4 SB 796 (05) Assessment Tax; Statute of Limitations of Certain Property by State Corporation Commission 157 4 SB 798 (05) Landfill Gas; Increases Number of Commercial or Industrial Customers to Which a Company May Sell 157 4 SB 799 (05) Unemployment Compensation; Obsolete Benefit Tables 157 4 SB 800 (05) Disaster Prepared Programs; Continuity of Operations Programs (COOP) 157 5 SB 801 (05) Utility Tax; Imposition on Local Consumers in Dumfries for Mobile Phone Usage 157 5 SB 803 (05) State Income Tax; Voluntary Contribution to Various Entities 157 5 SB 804 (05) Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Commission; Membership 157 5 SB 806 (05) Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court and General District Court; Cross-Designation of Judges 157 5 SB 810 (05) Water Quality Improvement Fund; Grants for Biological Nutrient Removal Technology 157 5 SB 813 (05) Logo Sign Program; Fee Shall be Collected by Transportation Commission from Entity for Participating Purpose 157 5 SB 815 (05) Toll Facilities; Use of Photo-Monitoring Systems 157 5 SB 817 (05) Retirement System; Changes in Teacher's Retirement Allowances 157 5 SB 819 (05) Motor Fuels; Increases Penalty for Driving Off Without Paying 157 5 SB 820 (05) Special License Plates; Issuance of those Bearing Legend: Drive SMART 158 1 SB 821 (05) Driver's License, Acceptability of Foreign; Allowance of Learner's Permit if at Least 19 Years Old 158 1 SB 822 (05) Headlights; Allows Emergency Vehicles to Flash after Dark in Certain Localities 158 1 SB 823 (05) Closed Circuit Video Monitors; Allows Use of 158 1 SB 827 (05) Subpoenaed Documents; Provides that All Copes will be Available Upon Request to Any Party 158 1 SB 831 (05) Attorneys; Clarifies and Makes More Specific Provisions Regarding Receiverships therefore 158 1 SB 832 (05) Consumer Protection Act; Violation Based Upon Misrepresentation, Etc. 158 1 SB 836 (05) Motor Vehicle Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions include Gift of Vehicle to Spouse, Son or Daughter 158 1 SB 837 (05) King Family Memorial Bridge; Designating as Portion of Route 260 158 1 SB 841 (05) Prescription Drug Payment Assistance Program; Created, Report 158 1 SB 842 (05) Highway Construction; Access Roads and Bikeways to Historic Sites 158 1 SB 843 (05) Mental Health Services Transition Plan; Board of Juvenile Justice to Promulgate Regulations 158 1 SB 844 (05) Real Estate Tax; Deferral for Certain Elderly and Handicapped Persons 158 1 SB 851 (05) Real Estate Tax; Deferral for Certain Elderly and Handicapped Persons 158 1 SB 854 (05) Adoption and Custody; Consent Not Necessary if Father has been Convicted of Certain Crimes 158 2 SB 856 (05) State Income Tax; System of Taxation and Conformity with IRS Code 158 2 SB 858 (05) Landlord and Tenant; Installations of New Lock or Security Device After Entry of Certain Court Orders 158 2 SB 864 (05) Accident and Sickness Insurance; Prohibits Insurer from Imposing Affiliation Period on Eligible Individuals 158 2 SB 866 (05) State Income Tax; Subtractions include Salary for Federal and State Employees 158 2 SB 867 (05) Tax Commissioner; Annual Report on Corporate Tax Relief 158 2 SB 869 (05) Water and Waste Authorities; Authorized to Acquire Property and Grant Security Interests 158 2 SB 873 (05) Law-Enforcement Employees; Overtime Compensation 158 2 SB 874 (05) Annual Debt Limitations; Includes City of Chesapeake 158 2 SB 875 (05) Consumer Real Estate Settlement Protection Act 158 2 SB 876 (05) Cigarettes; Changes in Tax Laws, Enforcement 158 2 SB 884 (05) Special License Plates; Issuance to Supporters of Salem Avalanche Baseball Team 158 2 SB 887 (05) Mennel Milling Company; Conveys Land in Roanoke County to be Used as VDOT Maintenance Facility 158 3 SB 888 (05) Judgment; Courts to Exercise Personal Jurisdiction over Officials from other States 158 3 SB 889 (05) Suicide Prevention; Lead Agency to be DMHMRSAS, etc., Report 158 3 SB 890 (05) Sheriffs and Sheriffs' Deputies; Allowance of Certain Colors for Uniforms 158 3 SB 891 (05) Uniform Trust Code; Created, Modification to Existing Code to Accommodate 158 3 SB 893 (05) Economic Development; Services Provided to Economically Distressed Areas 158 3 SB 894 (05) Social Services, Local Departments of; Grievance Procedures 158 3 SB 895 (05) National Criminal Background Checks; Only One Set of Fingerprints Need to be Provided on Employee 158 3 SB 896 (05) Real Estate Tax; Definition of Open or Common Space 158 3 SB 897 (05) State Income Tax; Charitable Contributions for Relief of Tsunami Victims 158 4 SB 898 (05) Electoral Board Members and General Registrar Staff; Costs of Defense shall be Paid by State 158 4 SB 900 (05) Agricultural and Forrestal Districts; Removes Cap on Processing Fees 158 4 SB 902 (05) Technology Trust Fund Fee; No Transfer Out of Fund, Exception 158 4 SB 903 (05) Peninsula Ports Authority; Non-Residents of Localities Allowed Appointment to Commission 158 4 SB 904 (05) Health Insurance; Claims Paid to Insureds for Services Rendered by Non-Participating Providers 158 4 SB 905 (05) Capitol Restoration; Sale of Surplus Property and Transfer of Proceeds 158 4 SB 906 (05) Property Owners' Association Act; Application to Development Established under Subdivided Land Sales Act 158 4 SB 910 (05) Defendants in Circuit Court; Counsel may Provide with Pre-Sentence Report 158 4 SB 912 (05) Consumer Protection Act; Reduces Punitive Damage that may be Awarded Upon Finding Willful Violation 158 4 SB 913 (05) Insurance Rates; Revises Criteria for Qualifications as Large Commercial Risk by Reducing Eligibility 158 4 SB 916 (05) Contractor Transaction Recovery Fund; Increases Maximum Amount of a Single Claim Against 158 5 SB 919 (05) G.A. Treakle Memorial Bridge and T. Ray Hassell, III Memorial Highway; Designating 158 5 SB 921 (05) Boundary Lines; Allows Localities to Relocate or Alter by Recordation of a Deed 158 5 SB 923 (05) Voter Registration Drive; Increases Penalty for Destruction of, Failure to Mail or Deliver Application 158 5 SB 925 (05) Video Display in Motor Vehicles; Prohibits Obscene Videos 158 5 SB 926 (05) Public Easements; Provisions for Relocation 158 5 SB 928 (05) Polling Places; Governments Authorized to Donate Money or Property to Non-Sectarian Organizations 158 5 SB 929 (05) Blue Star Memorial Highway; Designating as Route 1 in Fairfax County 158 5 SB 932 (05) Corporate Notes; Allows Department of Treasury to Invest Money therein 158 5 SB 933 (05) Limited Liability Companies; Procedure for Filing of Articles of Restatement 158 5 SB 934 (05) Auditor of Public Accounts; Duties 158 5 SB 935 (05) Caregivers Grant Program; Extends Sunset Provision 158 5 SB 936 (05) Banks or Savings Institutions; Authorized to Amend Terms of Revolving Credit Agreement 159 1 SB 938 (05) Advisory Boards, Committees and Commissions; Removes Limits, Compensation and Number of Meetings 159 1 SB 939 (05) Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2005 159 1 SB 943 (05) Department of State Police; Conveyance of Easement to Earl Nipper 159 1 SB 944 (05) H. Paul Buskell Memorial Bridge; Designating as Route 460 Cedar Bluff Bypass Bridge 159 1 SB 945 (05) Cemeteries; Buchanan County to Expend County Funds for Maintenance of Highways 159 1 SB 949 (05) Teachers; Licensure 159 1 SB 950 (05) Economics Education and Financial Literacy; Requirements in Public School, etc. 159 1 SB 953 (05) Pharmaceutical Assistance; Maximizing Benefits of Medicare Discount Card Program for Seniors 159 1 SB 956 (05) Alleghany-Highlands Economic Development Authority 159 1 SB 957 (05) Former Officials and Employees; Adds City of Charlottesville to Localities that may limit activities 159 1 SB 959 (05) Telecommunications and Cable Television, Release of Information 159 2 SB 963 (05) Statewide Communications Interoperability; Office of Governor to Review and Make Recommendations 159 2 SB 965 (05) Driver's Licenses and Special Identification Cards; Requirements for Issuance 159 2 SB 968 (05) Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; Early Termination of Rental Agreements by Military Personnel 159 2 SB 969 (05) Entrepreneurship Education Program; Created 159 2 SB 971 (05) Labor Discrimination; Reporting Compliant within 60 Days after Occurrence 159 2 SB 972 (05) Special Identification Cards; Allows Driver to Exchange License without Fee 159 2 SB 981 (05) Schools or Day-Care Centers; Non-Custodial Parent as an Emergency Contact 159 2 SB 983 (05) Enterprise Zones; Regulations 159 2 SB 984 (05) Uniform Statewide Building Code and Fire Prevention Code; Applicability of Certain Transportation Assets 159 2 SB 985 (05) Highway Construction; Advance of Funds by Counties; Reimbursement by VDOT when become available 159 3 SB 987 (05) Gas Pipeline Safety; Regulation by State Corporation Commission 159 3 SB 988 (05) Criminal Justice Services Board; Increase of Members 159 3 SB 990 (05) Polling Places; Voter Required to Remain in Presence of Officers of Election until Vote Cast 159 3 SB 992 (05) Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act; Created 159 3 SB 994 (05) Charter; City of Fairfax 159 3 SB 995 (05) Commissions of Accounts; Shall Not Require Fiduciary to Exhibit an Original Check as Voucher 159 3 SB 996 (05) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Referendum Committee to File Final Report or Continue as Political Committee 159 3 SB 999 (05) Gubernatorial Appointments; Confirmation Process 159 3 SB 1001 (05) Computer Crimes; Punishment for Interfering with Computer Systems, Penalty 159 3 SB 1002 (05) Computer Crimes; Changes in Provisions, Penalties 159 3 SB 1003 (05) Primary Elections; Payment of Fees by Candidate for Statewide Offices to Board of Elections 159 3 SB 1005 (05) Mortgage Satisfaction; Provisions 159 4 SB 1006 (05) Children in Foster Care; Public Schools Shall Provide Free Education 159 4 SB 1007 (05) Charter; City of Waynesboro 159 4 SB 1008 (05) Apples; Establishing an Excise Tax 159 4 SB 1009 (05) Horse Industry Board Act; Created, Penalty 159 4 SB 1012 (05) Courthouses; Relocation 159 4 SB 1013 (05) Conservators of the Peace; Private Police Officers are Exempt from Registration and Bonding Requirements 159 4 SB 1015 (05) Staunton Correctional Center; Governor to Sell and Convey 159 4 SB 1016 (05) Overlength Trucks; Prohibits on Certain Highways 159 4 SB 1017 (05) Detention of a Mentally Incapacitated Person; Judicial Authorization 159 5 SB 1018 (05) Jury Interrogatories; Allows Court to Submit in Writing, Forms for General Verdict in Certain Cases 159 5 SB 1019 (05) Divorce; Certain Information Confidential 159 5 SB 1023 (05) Persons with Mental Illness, Mental Retardation or Substance Abuse; Recodification of Title 37.1 159 5 SB 1024 (05) Hospitals and Nursing Homes; Board of Health Must Include Minimum Standards for Design, etc. 160 1 SB 1026 (05) Concealed Handgun Permits; Exempt Retired Special Agents with ABC Board from Paying Fee for Issuance 160 1 SB 1027 (05) Information Providers Network; Change in Authority 160 1 SB 1029 (05) Banks; Eliminates Requirements that Certain Mortgage Loans be Amortized by Periodic Payments 160 1 SB 1030 (05) FOIA; Exempts Certain Information, etc., Collected by OCME 160 1 SB 1033 (05) Virginia Capital Trail 160 1 SB 1034 (05) Brown v. Board of Education Scholarship Program and Fund; Created 160 1 SB 1035 (05) Workers' Compensation; Eligibility for National Guard, State Defense Force, and Naval Militia 160 1 SB 1040 (05) Child Support; Updates UIFSA, and Allows Foreign Countries to Enforce 160 2 SB 1045 (05) Diplomas; Guidelines for Awarding 160 2 SB 1047 (05) Unemployment Compensation; Independent Contractor 160 2 SB 1051 (05) Real Estate Tax; Changes in Local Relief Programs 160 2 SB 1052 (05) Excise Tax; Allows Localities to Impose Penalty for Delinquent Payment 160 2 SB 1054 (05) Offshore Natural Gas Exploration; Exemption to Existing Moratorium 160 3 SB 1057 (05) Abandoned Vessel; Reduces Time Before Landowner May Acquire Title 160 3 SB 1058 (05) Special License Plates; Exempts Certain Military Veterans from Fees 160 3 SB 1059 (05) Insurance Collateral Assessment Fund; Created within State Treasury 160 3 SB 1062 (05) Code Enforcement; Includes City of Portsmouth to Localities that May Use Volunteers to Enforce 160 3 SB 1064 (05) Health Records; Emphasizes Right of an Individual to have Access thereto, Exceptions 160 3 SB 1068 (05) Charter; Town of New Castle 160 4 SB 1070 (05) Juveniles; Emergency Hospitalization Prior to Trial 160 4 SB 1074 (05) County Manager Plan; Adds Items for which Arlington County May Charge Application Processing Fees 160 4 SB 1075 (05) Zoning; Transfer of Development Rights 160 4 SB 1079 (05) Employment Discrimination; Causes of Action in Cases Alleging 160 4 SB 1080 (05) Campaign Finance Disclosure; Special Reports of Contributions Received by Member's Campaign Committee 160 4 SB 1083 (05) Hunting; Prohibits Device/Service that Remote Controls Firearms, etc., to Hunt Birds, etc., Penalty 160 4 SB 1084 (05) Fingerprints; Increases Fees for Non-Criminal Prints 160 4 SB 1086 (05) Boards of Zoning Appeals; Changes in Provisions 160 4 SB 1087 (05) Deferred Real Estate Tax; Allows Locality to Establish Interest Rate 160 4 SB 1088 (05) Environmental Excellence Program; Change of Various Boards' Authority to Approve Methods 160 4 SB 1089 (05) Environmental Enforcement; Authorizes DEQ to Impose Civil Penalties 160 5 SB 1090 (05) Board for Contractors; Increases Limit for Class B Contractor License 160 5 SB 1093 (05) Driving Under Influence of Alcohol or Drugs; Refusal to Take Blood or Breath Test, Penalty 160 5 SB 1097 (05) Medical Savings Account Plan; Amendment Providing that Permit Eligible Individuals to Establish Health Savings Account 160 5 SB 1098 (05) Prescription Monitoring Program; Includes Reporting by Out-of-State Dispensers 161 1 SB 1103 (05) Chesapeake Bay Local Assistance Department; Abolished 161 1 SB 1105 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions Include Certain Nonprofit Educational Institutions for Purchase of Services 161 1 SB 1106 (05) Health Insurance Carriers; Ethics and Fairness in Business Practices 161 1 SB 1107 (05) Public Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002; Changes in Provisions 161 1 SB 1108 (05) Public-Private Transportation Act; Changes in Provisions 161 1 SB 1109 (05) Health Records; Revises Certain Provisions for Privacy of Minors 161 1 SB 1110 (05) Health Care Providers; Eliminates Provisions Governing Disclosure of Patient Information to Third Party Payer 161 1 SB 1111 (05) Vital Records; Requires Marriage, Divorce, and Annulment Records to Include Age, Race, etc. 161 2 SB 1112 (05) Unemployment Compensation; Benefits Changes Resulting from a Temporary Closure Forced by Disaster 161 2 SB 1113 (05) Clarksville-Boydton Airport Commission; Created 161 2 SB 1115 (05) Collegial Bodies; Certain Changes to Appointment and Organizational Requirements 161 2 SB 1118 (05) Circuit Courts; Create Single Form of Pleading Civil Actions 161 2 SB 1121 (05) Methamphetamine Precursor Chemicals, Unlawful Possession; Penalty 161 2 SB 1122 (05) Administrative Process Act; Impact on Small Business 161 2 SB 1123 (05) Service of Process; Allows Plaintiff in Circuit Court Cases to Ask Defendant for Waiver 161 2 SB 1127 (05) Dentists and Dental Hygienists; Licensure 161 3 SB 1130 (05) Elementary Schools; Physical Education Instruction Requirement 161 3 SB 1131 (05) Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund 161 3 SB 1132 (05) Immunization Information System (VIIS); Established 161 3 SB 1136 (05) No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education to Seek Waiver 161 3 SB 1139 (05) State and Corporate Income Tax; Limits Land Preservation Tax Credits 161 3 SB 1141 (05) Foundation for Natural Resources; Created, Report 161 3 SB 1143 (05) Illegal Aliens; Eligibility for State and Local Public Benefits 161 3 SB 1144 (05) Domestic Violence and Prevention Services; Responsibilities of Department 161 4 SB 1145 (05) Emergency Medical Services Advisory Board; Membership 161 4 SB 1146 (05) Statewide Emergency Medical Services Plan; New Requirements and Deletion of Cross References 161 4 SB 1147 (05) Computer Crimes; Gathering Personal Information by Deception (Phishing), Penalty 161 4 SB 1148 (05) Research and Technology Advisory Commission; Membership 161 4 SB 1149 (05) Hunting; Unlawful to Hunt with Firearm, Bow and Arrow, etc., While Intoxicated 161 4 SB 1150 (05) Hunting; Reporting of Accidents, Penalty 161 4 SB 1151 (05) Alcoholic Mixed Beverages; Licenses for Certain Properties in Washington County 161 4 SB 1153 (05) Department of Forensic Science, Forensic Science Board and the Scientific Advisory Board, Created 161 4 SB 1154 (05) Judges; Increases Number in 15th and 20th Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court 161 5 SB 1156 (05) Methamphetamine; Manufacturing when Person Under 18 Years of Age is Present, Penalty 161 5 SB 1157 (05) FOIA; Exempts Judicial Inquire and Review Commission 161 5 SB 1158 (05) Indemnity Bonds; Allows an Officer to Accept with Penalty and Conditions 161 5 SB 1159 (05) Wireless E-911 Services Board; Changes in Provisions 161 5 SB 1160 (05) Airport Noise Zones; Regulations 162 1 SB 1161 (05) Residential Property Disclosure Act; Disclosure for Property Adjacent to a U.S. Master Jet Base 162 1 SB 1162 (05) Residential Property Disclosure Act; Properties Adjacent to U.S. Master Jet Base, Disclosure 162 1 SB 1163 (05) Computer Crimes Act; Reduces Thresholds for Damages and Punishment 162 1 SB 1164 (05) Central Criminal Records Exchange; Changes in Allowances for Law-Enforcement Agencies 162 1 SB 1165 (05) Indigent Defense Commission; Required to Report Periodically to State Crime Commission 162 1 SB 1166 (05) Cemetery Operators; Violation of Regulator Statutes with Intent to Defraud, Penalty 162 1 SB 1167 (05) Judges; New Circuit Court Judgeship Created in 28th Judicial Circuit 162 1 SB 1168 (05) Detention Center Incarceration Program; Shall Not Be in Addition to an Active Sentence 162 1 SB 1170 (05) Sexual Offenses; Change in Age Limitation, Penalty 162 1 SB 1173 (05) Service of Process; Plaintiff Must Have Been an Expert Witness, Expressions of Sympathy Inadmissible 162 1 SB 1174 (05) Charter; City of Norfolk 162 2 SB 1175 (05) Charter; Town of Onley 162 2 SB 1176 (05) Solid Waste; Exempts Transportation thereof from Town of Tangier to Landfill in Accomack County 162 2 SB 1177 (05) Capital Murder Cases; Eliminating "Triggerman Rule" 162 2 SB 1180 (05) District and Circuit Courts; Jurisdiction Lying on Waterways does not apply to City of Richmond 162 2 SB 1183 (05) Assisted Living Facilities; Licensing Requirements, Increases Maximum Civil Penalty, Report 162 2 SB 1184 (05) Newborn Screening 162 2 SB 1188 (05) Interagency Coordinating Council; Establishment of Local Early Intervention Systems 162 2 SB 1189 (05) Authorities for Development of Former Federal Areas; Exempt from Personnel and Procurement Acts 162 3 SB 1192 (05) Personal Information; Prohibits Posting Certain on Internet 162 3 SB 1194 (05) Christopher Reeve Stem Cell Research Fund; Created 162 3 SB 1195 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions Include Public Transportation Services 162 3 SB 1196 (05) FOIA; Change in Regulations for Electronic Communication Meetings 162 3 SB 1197 (05) Game Wardens; to have at Least One on Patrol During Boating Season at Large Lakes 162 3 SB 1198 (05) Commercial Vehicle Driver's Licenses; Changes in Provisions 162 3 SB 1200 (05) Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; Meetings 162 3 SB 1201 (05) Unemployment Tax Rate; Penalties for Transferring Any Trade or Business for a Lower Tax Rate 162 3 SB 1202 (05) Master Settlement Agreement; Release of Escrow Funds to Certain Cigarette Manufacturers 162 4 SB 1203 (05) Medical Records; Charge for Copies Distinguished Between Patient Request and Subpoenaed Records 162 4 SB 1205 (05) Driver's License; Disposition of Surrendered Licenses on Revocation or Suspension 162 4 SB 1209 (05) Shoplifting and Employee Theft; Changes in Provisions 162 4 SB 1210 (05) Speed Limits; Maximum on Route 17 Between Port Royal and Saluda 162 4 SB 1215 (05) Workers' Compensation; Definition of Injury for Use of a Dealer Motor Vehicle 162 4 SB 1217 (05) Gangs; Punishment for Activity Taking Place in School, etc., Penalty 162 4 SB 1219 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Exemptions Include Sales to Non-Residents and Bad Debts 162 4 SB 1220 (05) Zoning Ordinances; Notice for Rezoning Near Public-Use Airports 162 4 SB 1223 (05) Speed Limits; Maximum on Routes 29 and 460 162 5 SB 1225 (05) Income Tax; Preparers of Fraudulent Returns, Felony 162 5 SB 1227 (05) Life Insurance; Person May Take Out Contract Upon Himself for Another's Benefit 162 5 SB 1228 (05) Stock Corporation Act; Changes in Provisions 162 5 SB 1229 (05) Speed Limits; Maximum on U.S. Route 58 162 5 SB 1230 (05) Utility Assessments; List of Localities that May Charge Entire Cost of Utility Improvements 163 1 SB 1232 (05) Marine Resources Commission's Marine Police; Authorized to Patrol Federal Security Zones 163 1 SB 1233 (05) Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission; Membership 163 1 SB 1234 (05) Motor Vehicle Title; DMV to Issue New upon Presentation from Another State by Operation of Law 163 1 SB 1235 (05) Retail Sales and Use Tax; Increased, Creates Water Quality Improvement Restricted Use Fund 163 1 SB 1237 (05) Brain Injury Waiver; Licensing Authority 163 1 SB 1238 (05) Comprehensive Plan; to Include Accessible Housing 163 1 SB 1241 (05) Gift Certificates; Minimum Term and Disclosures 163 1 SB 1243 (05) Child Abuse or Neglect; Child Protective Services to Investigate Complaint Against School Personnel 163 1 SB 1248 (05) Water Resources Projects; Establishing Coordinated Process to Require Certain Permits 163 2 SB 1253 (05) Recreational Facilities Authority; Increases Number of Members of Board of Directors 163 2 SB 1256 (05) Resources Authority; Expands Projects to be Financed to Include Construction at Federal Facilities 163 2 SB 1258 (05) Employment Discrimination; Causes of Action in Cases Alleging 163 2 SB 1259 (05) Midwifery; Licensure 163 2 SB 1260 (05) Liability Insurance; Limitations on Policies 163 2 SB 1261 (05) Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel Commission; Membership 163 2 SB 1267 (05) Religious References; Definition of Church and Minister, Provisions for Incorporating Churches 163 2 SB 1270 (05) Racing Commission; Includes Definition of Participant, Clarifies Authority of Steward, Report 163 2 SB 1273 (05) Personal Property Tax; Separate Classification for Boats used in Business 163 2 SB 1274 (05) Jurors; Allows a Judge More than Maximum Number on Panel 163 3 SB 1275 (05) Nutrient Credit Exchange Program; Created 163 3 SB 1276 (05) Consumer Reporting Agencies; Release of Wage Information by Employment Commission 163 3 SB 1278 (05) Clinical Drug Trials; Publication of Certain Data 163 3 SB 1279 (05) Personal Property Tax; Separate Classification of Certain Machinery and Tools Used in Business 163 3 SB 1281 (05) Water and Sewer Systems; Mandatory Connection in Campbell County 163 3 SB 1282 (05) Automobile Graveyards and Junkyards; Adds Campbell County to Counties that May Require Screening 163 3 SB 1288 (05) Tuition and Fees; Waiver to Include Children of National Guard 163 3 SB 1293 (05) Southside Virginia Higher Education Center 163 3 SB 1294 (05) Attorney General; Duties Include Representation of Soil and Water Conservation Districts 163 3 SB 1296 (05) Shaken Baby Syndrome; Requires Nurse Midwives and Hospital to Give Information to Maternity Patient 163 4 SB 1297 (05) 80th U.S. Army Reserve Division Highway; Designating as Portions of Routes 144, 1, and 150 163 4 SB 1298 (05) Economic Development Partnership Authority; Membership 163 4 SB 1301 (05) Center for Rural Virginia; If Dissolved, Asset to be Distributed as Stated in IRS 163 4 SB 1304 (05) Group Homes or Residential Facilities for Children; Regulations to Ensure Education, etc. 163 4 SB 1306 (05) Architects, Engineers, Surveyors and Landscape Architects, Board for; Licensure 163 4 SB 1307 (05) Tourism Authority; to Promote Historical Destinations in Anticipation of 400th Anniversary of Jamestown 163 4 SB 1309 (05) Alcoholic Beverage Control; Certain Exemptions from Criminal History Checks 163 4 SB 1310 (05) College of William and Mary; Extending Term of Rector, Membership 163 4 SB 1312 (05) College of William and Mary; Conveyance of Certain Property in City of Williamsburg 163 4 SB 1313 (05) Inoperable Motor Vehicles; Owner Actively Restoring, etc. and must be Shielded or Screened from View 163 4 SB 1320 (05) Confidentiality of Juvenile Records; Exception 163 4 SB 1322 (05) Charitable Gaming; Registration of Bingo Managers and Callers, Payment of Renumeration 163 4 SB 1323 (05) Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Act; Procedures for Response to Claimant's Petition 163 5 SB 1326 (05) Wholesale Drug Distributors; Provisions 163 5 SB 1327 (05) Restructured Higher Educational Financial and Administrative Operations Act; Created, Report 163 5 SB 1332 (05) Tobacco Manufacturers; Payment to Manufacturers of Domestic Leaf Annually by State 164 1 SB 1333 (05) Children's Group Homes and Residential Facilities; Summary Suspension of Licenses 164 1 SB 1338 (05) Health Insurance; Coverage for Certain Persons 164 1 SB 1341 (05) Supreme Court; Qualifications for Executive Secretary to be Prescribed by Justices 164 1 SB 1342 (05) Drug Treatment Court Act; Includes City of Chesapeake 164 1 SB 1344 (05) Wheelchair Interfacility Transport Services and Vehicles; Exemption from Regulation 164 1 SB 1346 (05) Electronic Security Equipment; Clarification of Definition 164 1 Legislative Action Summaries Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 73-HB 935 (Carry Over) 164 2 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 943-HB 1608 164 3 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 1626-HB 2341 164 4 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 2344-HB 2801 164 5 Secretary of Administration, House of Delegates, HB 2844-HJ 696 165 1 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 102-SB 913 165 2 Secretary of Administration, Senate, SB 998-SJ 400 165 3 Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry, House of Delegates and Senate 165 4 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 50-HB 753 165 5 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 822-HB 1853 166 1 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, House of Delegates, HB 1908-HJ 713 166 2 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Senate, SB 64-SJ 330 166 3 Secretary of Finance, House of Delegates and Senate 166 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 90-HB 858 166 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 868-HB 1546 167 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1550-HB 1752 167 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1753-HB 1963 167 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 1969-HB 2074 167 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2076-HB 2198 167 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2200-HB 2347 168 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2350-HB 2499 168 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2503-HB 2543 168 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2545-HB 2751 168 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2783-HJ 770 168 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 187-SB 702 169 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 714-SB 857 169 2 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 861-SB 1050 169 3 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 1057-SB 1132 169 4 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 1140-SB 1183 169 5 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 1184-SB 1277 170 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Senate, SB 1278-SJR 292 170 2 Secretary of Natural Resources, House of Delegates, HB 68-HB 2080 170 3 Secretary of Natural Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2085-HB 2616 170 4 Secretary of Natural Resources, House of Delegates, HB 2619-HB 2909 170 5 Secretary of Natural Resources, Senate, SB 175-SJ 393 170 6 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 134-HB 950 171 1 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1053-HB 1576 171 2 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1587-HB 1741 171 3 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1748-HB 1869 171 4 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 1871-HB 1997 171 5 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 2002-HB 2139 172 1 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 2149-HB 2291 172 2 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 2301-HB 2424 172 3 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 2434-HB 2646 172 4 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 2650-HB 2786 172 5 Secretary of Public Safety, House of Delegates, HB 2791-HJ 618 173 1 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 40-SB 725 173 2 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 726-SB 865 173 3 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 870-SB 1121 173 4 Secretary of Public Safety, Senate, SB 1131-SJR 273 173 5 Secretary of Technology, House of Delegates and Senate 174 1 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 1525-HB 2105 174 2 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 2129-HB 2592 174 3 Secretary of Transportation, House of Delegates, HB 2596-HJR 791 174 4 Secretary of Transportation, Senate, SB 701-SJR 397 174 5 IV. Policy Analysts Files, 2002-2006 (accession 42409, 42410, 42412, 42421). 175-246 Extent: 25.20 cubic feet.

The Policy Analyst Files series is housed in 72 boxes and is arranged into eight subseries. Subseries have been designated for: A. Robert M. Blue, Counselor to the Governor and Director of Policy; B. William L. Murray, Deputy Director of Policy; C. David H. Hallock, Assistant to the Governor for Policy and Deputy Counselor; D. Gail D. Jaspen, Assistant to the Governor for Policy and Deputy Counselor; E. Ryan W. Childress, Special Assistant to the Governor; F. Anna Healy, Special Assistant to the Governor; G. Steven Gould, Special Assistant to the Governor for Policy; and H. Richard E. Williams, Special Assistant for Urban Policy. The series consists of correspondence, memorandum, background information, reports, briefing books, and subject files. This series documents the activities of individual policy analysts and the development of policy during the Warner Administration. Researchers are advised to read the description for each subseries.

Subseries IV.A Robert M. Blue, Counselor to the Governor and Director of Policy,2002-2005 (accession 42410). 175-195 Extent: 7.35 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 21 boxes and is arranged alphabetically by office: Administration, Agriculture and Forestry, Attorney General, Commerce and Trade, Secretary of the Commonwealth, Commonwealth Preparedness, Education, Finance, Governor's Office, Health and Human Resources, Homeland Security, Independent Agencies, Judicial, Legislature, Natural Resources, Public Safety, Technology, Transportation and Virginia Liaison Office. Robert M. Blue served as Counselor to the Governor from 2002 until he left the administration in June 2005 to work for Dominion. He also served as Director of Policy from September 2002 (after the resignation of Jane Kusiak) until June 2005, overseeing administration policy and review of legislation.

Blue's files contain records related to a wide variety of subjects and issues faced by the Warner Administration including the development of Warner's restoration-of-rights policy, background material on the Virginia Works program, background material on his education initiatives such as Education for a Lifetime, background material on the Base Closure and Realignment Commission (BRAC), correspondence related to the 2002 dispute between former Governor James S. Gilmore and the Library of Virginia over his gubernatorial papers, judicial appointments, budget and tax reform and litigation.

Notable record include: memorandum dated 18 January 2002 from Bernard L. Henderson, Jr., Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth to Robert M. Blue, describing the problem of the timely handing of petitions for restoration-of-rights; memorandum dated 21 July 2002 from Robert M. Blue to Governor Warner summarizing the processes for restoring the right to vote in Virginia and other states and describing the policy change recommendations of Blue, Secretary of the Commonwealth Anita Rimler and Secretary of Public Safety John Marshall; and a copy of the new policy, draft press release and talking points dated 27 August 2002 (B177, F1-3). BRAC documents include: Governor's Briefing, 5 August 2004 and the Federal BRAC 2005 Process, Governor's Cabinet Meeting, 30 August 2004. Documents related to budget and tax reform include: correspondence, reports, presentations and press releases related to Governor Warner's 2004 tax reform package/2004-2006 Biennial Budget (B180 and B181). Notable litigation files include: Delegate Brad Marrs lawsuit concerning the new restoration-of-rights policy, 2004-2005 (B176, F5); suit (Robert G. Marshall, et al v. Mark R. Warner, et al) filed by members of the General Assembly against Governor Warner challenging the constitutionality of his budget proposal submitted to the 2004 special session (B187); Virginia v. Maryland (B193); and the 2002 lawsuit over the sale of out-of-state wine (Bolick v. Roberts).

Secretary of Administration State Board of Elections, Advertising, 2002 175 1 State Board of Elections, Budget, 2002 175 1 State Board of Elections, Electoral Boards, 2003 175 1 State Board of Elections, Emergency Plans, 2002 175 1 State Board of Elections, Haddow v. Warner, 2002 175 2 State Board of Elections, Hall v. Warner, Correspondence, 2002-2004 175 3 State Board of Elections, Hall v. Warner, Pleadings, 2002 175 4 State Board of Elections, Military Voting, 2002 175 4 State Board of Elections, Solicitation of Contributors, nd 175 4 State Board of Elections, Special Elections, 2002-2004 175 5 Department of General Services, Civil Rights Statue, nd 175 5 Department of General Services, Green Springs, 2003 175 6 Department of Human Resource Management, Abolition of Positions, 2002 175 7 Department of Human Resource Management, FOIA, 2002 175 7 Secretary's Office, Charlottesville Parking Garage, 2002 175 7 Secretary's Office, Procurement Reform, 2004 175 7 Secretary's Office, Travel Policy, nd. 175 7 Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Wine Board, 2005 175 7 Attorney General Black v. Commonwealth, 2002 175 7 Budget, 2002-2003 175 7 Fair Labor Standards Act, 2002 175 7 Falwell Litigation, 2002 175 8 Fees, 2002 175 8 Governor/Attorney General Relations, 2003 175 8 Intervention, 2002 175 8 2005 Legislative Agenda 176 1 2002 Legislative Agenda 176 1 Meetings, 2002 176 1 Miscellaneous, 2003 176 1 Secretary of Commerce and Trade Department of Agriculture and Constituent Services, Tobacco Indemnification and Community Revitalization, 2004 176 1 Economic Crisis Strike Force, 2002 176 1 Economic Development Partnership, 2002 176 1 Virginia Employment Commission, Workforce Development, 2002-2003 176 1 FOIA-General, 2002 176 1 Virginia Housing Development Authority, Single Family Rule, 2002 176 1 Department of Labor and Industry, Day of Rest (SB 659 (04)) 176 1 Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy, 2002-2004 176 1 Public Utilities, 2002 176 2 Secretary's Office, Smithfield, 2003 176 2 Secretary's Office, Virginia Works, 2004 176 3 Virginia Resources Authority, 2002 176 4 Secretary of the Commonwealth Allen and Gilmore Statements of Economic Interest 176 4 Appointments, General, 2003 176 5 Appointments, Kay Slaughter, 2003 176 5 Board of Medicine, 2002 176 5 Conflicts of Interest Act 176 5 FOIA, Elizabeth Otte, 2002 176 5 Make Women County, 2002 176 5 Marrs Lawsuit, 2004-2005 176 5 Melcher and Monroe, 2002 176 5 Notaries, 2002 176 5 Restoration of Rights (general), 2002 (part one) 177 1 Restoration of Rights (general), 2002 (part two) 177 2 Restoration of Rights (general), 2002 (part three) 177 3 Virginia Waste Management Board, Brad Pollack, 2002-2003 177 4 Commonwealth Preparedness BRAC, 2004 177 4 Secretary of Education Department of Education, Adequacy Litigation, 2003 177 4 Department of Education, Charter Schools, 2002-2003 177 4 Department of Education, Early Reading, 2002 177 5 Department of Education, Education for a Lifetime, 2002-2005 (part one) 178 1 Department of Education, Education for a Lifetime, 2002-2005 (part two) 178 2 Department of Education, Education for a Lifetime, 2002-2005 (part three) 178 3 Department of Education, No Child Left Behind (NCLB), 2003 178 4 Department of Education, Pre-Kindergarten, 2003 178 4 Department of Education, Project Graduation, 2003 178 4 Department of Education, School Choice, 2003 178 4 Department of Education, Senior Year, 2003 178 5 Department of Education, SERVE, 2003 179 1 Department of Education, Standards of Learning, 2004 179 2 Department of Education, Student Identifiers, 2002-2003 179 2 Department of Education, Summer Reading, 2003 179 2 Department of Education, Vouchers, 2002 179 2 Gunston Hall 179 2 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), Appointments 179 2 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), Bond Campaign, 2002 179 2 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), Commonwealth Scholars, 2002 179 2 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), Decentralization Initiatives, 2003-2005 179 3 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), Emergency Contraceptives, 2003 179 4 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), General 179 4 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), Higher Education Funding, 2003 179 4 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), Higher Education Restructuring, 2005 179 4 Secretary's Office, General Initiatives, 2003 179 4 Secretary's Office, Higher Education Appointments, 2002 179 4 Library of Virginia, General 179 4 Library of Virginia, Gilmore Papers, 2002 179 5 Library of Virginia, Governor's Records, 2002 179 5 Virginia Community College System 180 1 Virginia Military Institute, 2003 180 1 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 2002 180 1 Williamsburg School, 2003-2004 180 1 Secretary of Finance Bond Issues, General, 2002 180 2 Budget Reduction Plans, FOIA, Hardy, 2002 180 2 Department of Planning and Budget, 2003 Budget Reduction Plans (part one) 180 3 Department of Planning and Budget, 2003 Budget Reduction Plans (part two) 180 4 Department of Planning and Budget, Budget and Tax Reform (2003 Kentucky Budget) 180 5 Department of Planning and Budget, Budget and Tax Reform (2003 Virginia Budget) 180 6 Department of Planning and Budget, Budget and Tax Reform, 2003-2004 (part one) 181 1 Department of Planning and Budget, Budget and Tax Reform, 2003-2004 (part two) 181 2 Department of Planning and Budget, Budget and Tax Reform, 2003-2004 (part three) 181 3 Department of Planning and Budget, Budget and Tax Reform, 2003-2004 (part four) 181 4 Department of Planning and Budget, Budget and Tax Reform, Governor's Vetoes of Items in Appropriation Bills, 1990-2002 181 5 Department of Planning and Budget, Budget and Tax Reform, Legislative Budget Procedures 182 1 Department of Planning and Budget, Federal Grants, 2002 182 1 Department of Planning and Budget, Line Item Veto, 2002-2003 182 1 Department of Planning and Budget, National D-Day Memorial Investigation, 2002 182 2 Department of Planning and Budget, Studies, 2003 182 2 Secretary's Office, Fiscal Relief, 2003 182 2 Secretary's Office, General, 2003-2004 182 2 Secretary's Office, Tax Reform, 2003 182 3 Department of Taxation, Estate Tax, 2003 182 3 Department of Taxation, MSA, 2003 182 3 Department of Taxation, Sales Tax Exemptions, HB 5002 (04) Special Session 182 4 Department of Taxation, Tax Reform, 2003-2004 182 5 Department of Treasury, Escheat, 2004 182 5 Department of Treasury, Virginia Public School Authority, 2004 182 5 Governor's Office Archiving 183 1 Bill Review, General 183 1 Cabinet Confirmation, 2002 183 1 Civil Rights Statute 183 1 Coalition for Virginia's Future, 2003 183 1 Commonwealth Preparedness, 2002 183 1 Constituent Services, Falun Gong, 2002 183 1 Statements of Economic Interest (Governor Warner), 2002-2005 183 2 Ethics Other States 183 3 Ethics Package 183 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), 2002 183 5 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 2003 183 5 FOIA, Orris Avent, 2002 183 5 FOIA, Roger Christman, 2002 183 5 FOIA, Brett A. Feinstein, 2002 183 5 FOIA, Thomas Gasparoli, 2004 183 5 FOIA, Christopher R. Hedrick, 2002 183 5 FOIA, Byron P. Kloeppel, 2005 183 5 FOIA, Hugh Lessig, 2003 183 5 FOIA, Bob Lewis (AP), 2002 183 5 FOIA, Steven N. Lisson, 2004-2005 183 5 FOIA, Paula E. Nickens, 2002 183 5 FOIA, George Randolf, 2002 183 6 FOIA, Robert S. Schwartz, 2002 183 6 FOIA, Mike Shear (Washington Post), 2003 183 6 General Processes 183 6 Judicial Appointments, General, 2002-2003 183 6 Judicial Appointments 2005 Session 183 6 Judicial Appointments, Alexandria Circuit Court (18th Circuit), 2003-2005 (part one) 184 1 Judicial Appointments, Alexandria Circuit Court (18th Circuit), 2003-2005 (part two) 184 2 Judicial Appointments, Court of Appeals, 2002 (part one) 184 3 Judicial Appointments, Court of Appeals, 2002 (part two) 184 4 Judicial Appointments, Court of Appeals, 2002 (part three) 184 5 Judicial Appointments, Court of Appeals, D. Arthur Kelsey, 2002 (part one) 185 1 Judicial Appointments, Court of Appeals, D. Arthur Kelsey, 2002 (part two) 185 2 Judicial Appointments, Arlington Circuit Court (17th Circuit), 2003 185 3 Judicial Appointments, Bath County (25th Circuit), 2003 185 3 Judicial Appointments, Fairfax Circuit Court (19th Circuit), 2002 185 4 Judicial Appointments, Hampton Circuit Court (8th Circuit), 2004-2005 185 5 Judicial Appointments, Richmond Circuit Court (13th Circuit), Correspondence, 2002 185 6 Judicial Appointments, Richmond Circuit Court (13th Circuit), Resumes, 2002 186 1 Judicial Appointments, Suffolk Circuit Court (5th Circuit), 2002-2003 186 2 Judicial Appointments, Suffolk Circuit Court (5th Circuit), 2002-2003 186 2 Judicial Appointments, 2003 Session 186 3 Judicial Appointments, 2002 Session 186 4 Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission, 2002-2003 186 4 Line of Succession 186 5 Litigation, Mark Staunton Beatty v. Mark R. Warner, 2004 186 5 Litigation, Yi-Jer Huang et al. v. Jerry Kilgore and Mark Warner, 2002-2003 186 6 Litigation, Robert G. Marshall, et al. v. Mark R. Warner, et al., 2004 Budget (part one) 187 1 Litigation, Robert G. Marshall, et al. v. Mark R. Warner, et al., 2004 Budget (part two) 187 2 Litigation, Robert G. Marshall, et al. v. Mark R. Warner, et al., 2004 Budget (part three) 187 3 Litigation, Michael Sindram v. S. Randolph Sengel, Dietra Y. Trent, Mark R. Warner, 2005 187 4 Litigation, Williams v. Warner, et al., 2003 187 4 Mansion 187 4 Mary Linda Mann Case, 2002 187 4 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2002-2003 187 5 North Carolina Meeting, 2002 187 6 National Governor's Association (NGA), General, 2002-2004 187 6 Olundar Ogunde Case, 2002 187 7 Press Office, Appalachian Law School, 2002 188 1 Records Retention, 2002 188 1 Two-Term Limit for Governor, 2004 188 1 Travel Regulations 188 1 Virginia Executive Institute (VEI), 2003 188 1 Workplace Harassment Policy, 2002 188 1 Secretary of Health and Human Resources Department of Health, Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Program, 2002 188 2 Department of Health, Flu Vaccine, 2004 188 2 Council on Indians, Federal Recognition, 2003 188 2 Department of Medical Assistance Services, Medicaid Reform, 2005 188 2 Department of Medical Assistance Services, Prescription Drugs, 2003 188 2 Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services (DMHMRSAS), Eugenics, 2002 188 2 DMHMRSAS, Mental Health Restructuring, 2002 188 2 DMHMRSAS, Sexually Violent Predators, 2002-2003 188 3 Secretary's Office, Healthy Virginians, 2004 188 4 Secretary's Office, Partial Birth Abortion, 2002 (part one) 188 5 Secretary's Office, Partial Birth Abortion, 2002 (part two) 189 1 Secretary's Office, Partial Birth Abortion, 2002 (part three) 189 2 Department of Social Services, Assisted Living Facilities 189 3 Department of Social Services, Birth Certificates, 2002 189 3 Department of Social Services, Faith Based Initiatives, 2002 189 3 Department of Social Services, TANF/VIEW, 2003 189 4 Virginia Health Care Foundation, 2002 189 5 Homeland Security General, 2002 189 5 Independent Agencies State Corporation Commission (SCC), Energy Deregulation, 2003 189 6 State Corporation Commission (SCC), Bureau of Insurance, 2002 189 7 State Corporation Commission (SCC), Tenaska, 2002 189 7 Office for Protection and Advocacy, 2003 (part one) 190 1 Office for Protection and Advocacy, 2003 (part two) 190 2 Virginia Retirement System, Actuarial Assumptions, 2002 190 3 Workers' Compensation Commission, 2002 190 3 Judicial Public Defender Commission, 2002-2004 190 4 Virginia State Bar, Corporate Counsel, 2002 190 5 Virginia Supreme Court, 2003-2004 190 5 Virginia Supreme Court, 21 Day Rule, 2002-2003 190 6 Virginia Supreme Court, Judicial Performance Study 191 1 Virginia Supreme Court, Judicial Selection Reform, 2003 191 1 Virginia Supreme Court, Law Clerks, 2004 191 1 Legislature Crime Commission, 2003-2004 191 2 Redistricting, 2002-2004 191 3 Research Germaneness 191 4 Veto Cases 191 5 Procedural Issues, 2004 Session 191 6 Abortion, 2003 Session (part one) 191 7 bortion, 2003 Session (part two) 192 1 Secretary of Natural Resources Chesapeake Bay Local Assistance Department, 2002 192 2 Department of Conservation and Recreation, Concealed Weapons, 2002 192 2 Department of Conservation and Recreation, Occonechee, 2003-2004 192 2 Department of Environmental Quality, Battle Creek Landfill, 2003 192 2 Department of Environmental Quality, Campbell County Landfill, 2003 192 2 Department of Environmental Quality, Chesapeake Bay Nutrient Reductions, 2004 192 2 Department of Environmental Quality, Crutchfield v. State Water Control Board, 2002 192 3 Department of Environmental Quality, Drought, 2002 192 4 Department of Environmental Quality, Mirant, 2003 192 5 Department of Environmental Quality, New Source Review, 2003 192 6 Department of Environmental Quality, Nutrient Reductions, 2003 192 7 Department of Environmental Quality, Richmond, SIP Litigation, 2002-2003 192 8 Department of Environmental Quality, Shenandoah National Park, 2004 192 9 Department of Environmental Quality, Standing, 2002 192 10 Department of Environmental Quality, Virginia v. Maryland, 2002 193 1 Department of Environmental Quality, Wetlands, 2003 193 2 James River Ghost Fleet, 2002 193 2 Secretary's Office, Widewater, 2003 193 3 Secretary of Public Safety Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, Bolick v. Roberts, 2002 193 4 Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, Regulatory Review, 2004 193 5 Commonwealth's Attorneys' Services Council, 2002 193 5 Department of Criminal Justice Services, Crime in Minority Communities, 2003 193 5 Department of Criminal Justice Services, Drug Courts, 2002-2004 193 5 Department of Criminal Justice Services, Violence Against Women Act - Grants, 2002 194 1 Department of Corrections, Chesapeake Parole Office, 2003 194 2 Department of Corrections, Corrections Facilities Task Force, 2002 194 2 Department of Corrections, Offender Forecasts, 2003 194 2 Department of Corrections, Virginia Beach Jail, 2002 194 2 Executions, Atkins Subcommittee, Virginia State Crime Commission, 2002 194 3 Firearms, 2002 194 4 FOIA, Bill Baskerville, 2002 194 4 Department of Juvenile Justice, 2003 194 4 Parole Board, 2002 194 4 Virginia State Police, CapWIN (Capital Wireless Integrated Network Compact), 2004 194 4 Virginia State Police, Matricardi Investigation, 2002 194 4 Virginia State Police, Primary Seat Belt 194 4 Virginia State Police, Special State Police Officers, 2004 194 4 STARS, 2004 194 4 Secretary of Technology 194 5 194 5 Secretary of Transportation Department of Motor Vehicles, Hybrids, 2004 194 6 Department of Motor Vehicles, Immigration Issues, 2002 194 6 Department of Motor Vehicles, Legal Presence, 2003 194 6 Department of Motor Vehicles, Office Closures, 2003 194 6 Department of Motor Vehicles, Sons of Confederate Veterans, 2002 194 7 VDOT, FOIA, Washington Post, 2002 195 1 VDOT, Hybrids, 2004 195 2 VDOT, HOV Lanes, 2004 195 2 VDOT, Route 58, 2002 195 2 VDOT, Sales Tax Referenda, 2002 195 3 VDOT, Sierra Club v. EPA, 2002 195 4 Virginia Liaison Office FCC, 2002-2003 195 5 Subseris IV.B. Williams L. Murray, Deputy Director of Policy,2002-2005 (accession 42421). 196-198 Extent: 1.05 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 3 boxes and is arranged alphabetically by subject. Murray served as Deputy Director of Policy and Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Resources from 2002 until July 2003. Murray was the Governor's health-care expert. He also developed the state's water use restrictions during the 2002 drought. He returned to the Warner Administration in 2004 and remained for the remainder of the administration.

Notable documents related to the 2002 drought include: copies of correspondence from Governor Warner to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman asking her to declare numerous Virginia localities agricultural disaster areas; copies of USDA Emergency Designation Requests which include Disaster Assessment Reports; and daily drought updates from September to November 2002.

Secretary of Administration, 2004-2005 196 1 2005 Agency Bills 196 2 American Hospital Association, Talking Points for Governor Warner, 2 May 2005 196 3 Virginia Administrative Process Act (APA) Work Group, nd 196 4 BRAC Commission, Testimony of Governor Mark R. Warner, 20 August 2005 196 4a Drought, 2002 (part one) 196 5 Drought, 2002 (part two) 196 6 Drought, 2002 (part three) 196 7 Drought, 2002 (part four) 196 8 Drought, 2002 (part five) 197 1 Drought, 2005 197 2 Energy - Energy Policy, 2005 197 3 Energy - Hardy Project 197 4 Energy - Hybrid Fuel Systems, 2005 197 5 eVA Financing. 2005 197 6 Executive Orders, Drafts, 2003-2005 197 7 Health Care - American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Materials, 2004 197 8 Health Care - Child Fatality Review Team, 2005 197 9 Health Care - Children's Mental Health 197 10 Health Care - Community Health Centers, 2004 197 11 Health Care - Health Care Reading, 2005 197 12 Health Care - Medicaid Reforms, 2005 197 13 Health Care - Mental Health Capital Expenditures, 2005 197 14 Health Care - Sentara Certificate of Public Need, 2004 197 15 Health Care - United Health Talk (Dr. Tuckson), 17 July 2005 197 16 Health Care - Virginia Commonwealth University Health System, 2004 197 17 Higher Education - Charter Universities, 2004 (part one) 198 1 Higher Education - Charter Universities, 2004 (part two) 198 2 Higher Education - Higher Education, 2004 198 3 Medicaid Provider Rates, 2004 198 4 National Governors Association, 2004 198 5 Olmstead Initiative, 2004 198 6 Organ Donation, 2004 198 7 Southern Governors' Association, 2004 198 8 Subseries IV.C. David H. Hallock, Assistant to the Governor for Policy and Deputy Counselor,2002-2004 (accession 42409). 199-219 Extent: 7.45 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 21 boxes and is arranged alphabetically by subject. Hallock's areas of expertise were health care, natural resources, finance, public safety and transportation. His files contain records related to a wide range of topics including health care, minority procurement, higher education, redistricting, drought and various transportation issues including I-81, Dulles Rail Project, DMV closings and the Aviation World's Fair of 2003. Hallock worked for Governor Warner from 2002 until August 2004.

The transportation files include a report prepared by VDOT, Hurricane Isabel: Funding Hurricane Isabel and Other Emergency Maintenance, Executive Summary, dated 13 November 2003 that contains a summary of Hurricane Isabel damage estimates; materials related to the I-81 PPTA Advisory Panel and Star Solutions records examining ways to improve the interstate including the building of toll lanes (2002-2004); background materials, briefs, and correspondence concerning the Dulles Rail Project (2002-2004); copy of the APA Audit on the closings of DMV offices in 2002, talking points regarding APA report and Governor Warner's DMV Reform talking points, 12 December 2002; and background materials and drafts of legislation for the Sales Tax for Transportation Referendum (SB 170, 2002) including memorandum to Whitt Clement, Jane Kusiak, David Hallock and Ray Pethel from Pierce Homer dated 24 February 2002 on the Transportation Authority/Referendum Issues, and undated talking points in support of SB 170 (02).

Other notable documents include: memorandum from Policy Office to Governor Warner, dated 23 August 2003, providing an update on the drought and identifying options for addressing it; memorandum to Reforming Government Cabinet Workgroup from Bob Blue and David Hallock, dated 5 November 2002, containing their strategy/timetable for passage of the two-term Governor proposal and a memorandum to Governor Warner from Blue and Hallock, dated 12 November 2002, containing similar information; FOIA requests from Delegate Robert G. Marshall concerning the 2002 transportation referendum; background materials on the formation of Governor Warner's 2002 ethics proposals including a memorandum to Governor Warner from Blue and Hallock, dated 17 June 2002, outlining eight ethics proposals; background material from 2002 regarding Governor Warner's decision to appoint a special council to appeal a redistricting case (West, et al v. Gilmore, et al) instead of using the Office of the Attorney General; Policy Office meeting agendas and handouts for 17 October 2002, 22 October 2002 and 7 November 2002; and background material on the development and implementation of the Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) Preferred Drug List Program, 2002-2004.

Alabama et al v. North Carolina (Southeast Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Commission Litigation), 2002-2003 199 1 Alcohol Beverage Control, Legal Issues, 2002 199 2 Alcohol Beverage Control, Privatization, 2002 199 3 Alcohol Beverage Control, Wine Labeling, 2003-2004 199 4 Asian Advisory Board, 2003 199 5 Crutchfield v. State Water Control Board, 2002 199 6 Department of Environmental Quality, Permit Fees, 2002 199 7 Drought, 2002 199 8 Drug Courts, 2002 199 9 Electric Generating Facilities, SB 554 (02) 199 10 Energy Deregulation, 2003 199 11 Ethics Proposals, 2002 200 1 Executive Branch Legislation Coordination, 2002 200 2 FOIA: Marshall, Robert G., 2002 (part one) 200 3 FOIA: Marshall, Robert G., 2002 (part two) 200 4 FOIA: Miscellaneous, 2002 200 5 FOIA: Pantophlet, Luis J., Jr., 2002 200 6 FOIA: Power Systems International, 2002 201 1 FOIA: Sexually Violent Predators, 2003 201 2 Governor's Task Force on Workforce Development in Virginia's Construction Industry, 2004 201 3 HHR: Association Health Plans (AHPs), 2003 201 4 HHR: Certificates of Public Need (COPN), 2002-2004 201 5 HHR: Comprehensive Services Act for At-Risk Youth and Families 201 6 HHR: Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS), Crossover Claims, 2003-2004 201 7 HHR: Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS), Disease Management Program, 2003-2004 201 8 HHR: Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS), Hospital Overpayments, 2003 201 9 HHR: Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS), Medicaid Transportation, 2002-2003 202 1 HHR: Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS), Preferred Drug List (PDL) Program, 2002-2004 (part one) 202 2 HHR: Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS), Preferred Drug List (PDL) Program, 2002-2004 (part two) 202 3 HHR: Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS), Preferred Drug List (PDL) Program, 2002-2004 (part three) 202 4 HHR: Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS), Preferred Drug List (PDL) Program, 2002-2004 (part four) 202 5 HHR: Department for Rights of Virginians with Disabilities (DRVD), 2001-2002 (part one) 203 1 HHR: Department for Rights of Virginians with Disabilities (DRVD), 2001-2002 (part two) 203 2 HHR: Department for Rights of Virginians with Disabilities (DRVD), 2001-2002 (part three) 203 3 HHR: Family Access to Medical Insurance Security (FAMIS), 2002 203 4 HHR: FAMIS Outreach, 2002 203 5 HHR: HCA, Broadlands Regional Medical Center, 2002 203 6 HHR: Indigent Care, Academic Health Centers, 2003 204 1 HHR: Legislation: HB 1441 (03) Health Regulatory Boards, 2002-2003 (part one) 204 2 HHR: Legislation: HB 1441 (03) Health Regulatory Boards, 2002-2003 (part two) 204 3 HHR: Liberty Healthcare Corporation, 2002 204 4 HHR: Mental Health, Inspector General's Report, 2002 204 5 HHR: Partial Birth Abortion, HB 1154 (02) 205 1 HHR: Pre-Kindergarten Indicators, 2003 205 2 HHR: Sexually Violent Predator Program, 2002 205 3 HHR: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Issues, 2003 205 4 HHR: Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Program, HB 2048 (03) 205 5 Higher Education, Board of Visitors Appointments, 2001-2002 205 6 Historic Green Springs, 2002 205 7 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2003-2004 205 8 Joint Commission on Administrative Rules, SB 337 (02) 206 1 Latino Advisory Commission, 2003 206 2 Legislative Suggestions - Miscellaneous, 2002-2003 206 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Commission, 2002 206 4 Mattress Inspections, HB 2810 (03) Dept. of Health; Regulation of Bedding and Upholstered Furniture 206 5 Minority Procurement, 2003-2004 206 6 Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) Allocation, 2002 206 7 Occoneechee Golf Course, 2002 206 8 Parks Bond Referendum, 2002 206 9 Policy Office Meetings, Agendas, October-November 2002 206 10 Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002 - Procedures (Draft Guidelines) (part one) 206 11 Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002 - Procedures (Draft Guidelines) (part two) 207 1 Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002 - Procedures (Draft Guidelines) (part three) 207 2 Redistricting, Appointment of Special Counsel in West, et al v. Gilmore, et al, 2002 (part one) 207 3 Redistricting, Appointment of Special Counsel in West, et al v. Gilmore, et al, 2002 (part two) 207 4 Restoration of Rights, 2002 207 5 Safe Drinking Water, Southwest Virginia, 2002 207 6 Tax, D.C. Commuter Tax, 2003 208 1 Tax, Virginia Fraud Against Taxpayers, 2003 208 2 Telecommunications, HB 938 (04) Telephone Companies; Local Exchange Service Competition Policy 208 3 Telecommuting, 2003 208 4 Tipping Fee, DEQ Data, 2002 208 5 Tipping Fee, 2002 Reconvened Session 208 6 Tort Reform, 2004 208 7 Toxics Release Inventory Summary Report, 2002 208 8 Transportation Asset Management 208 9 Chesapeake Bay Bridge -Tunnel, 2004 208 10 Commonwealth Transportation Board, 6 Year Plan, 2002-2003 208 11 Department of Aviation, Airports, 2002 208 12 Department of Aviation, Aviation Special Funds, 2003 208 13 Department of Aviation, Aviation World's Fair, 2002 (part one) 209 1 Department of Aviation, Aviation World's Fair, 2002 (part two) 209 2 Department of Aviation, Aviation World's Fair, 2002 (part three) 209 3 Department of Aviation, Aviation World's Fair, Legal, 2002 209 4 Department of Aviation, Aviation World's Fair, PAC Issues, 2002 209 5 Department of Aviation, Virginia SATSLab Alliance, 2002 209 6 Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Closings/APA Audit, 2002-2003 210 1 Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Contingency Plan, 2002 210 2 Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Driver's Licenses, 2002 210 3 Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Social Security Numbers, 2002 210 4 Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Special License Plates, 2002 210 5 Dulles Rail Project, 2002-2004 (part one) 210 6 Dulles Rail Project, 2002-2004 (part two) 211 1 Dulles Rail Project, 2002-2004 (part three) 211 2 Dulles Corridor Rapid Transit Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement and Section 4(f) Evaluation, Volumes I and II, 2002 211 Volumes I and II Dulles Corridor Rapid Transit Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement and Section 4(f) Evaluation, Volume III, 2002 212 Volume III Dulles Corridor Rapid Transit Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement and Section 4(f) Evaluation, Volume IV, 2002 213 Volume IV Hampton Roads Transportation Referendum, 2002 214 1 Legislation, HB 2750 (03) 214 2 Legislation, SB 170 (02), Sales Tax for Transportation Referendum (part one) 214 3 Legislation, SB 170 (02), Sales Tax for Transportation Referendum (part two) 214 4 Northern Virginia Transportation Referendum Strategy, 2002 214 5 Primary Seat Belt Bill, 2003 214 6 Public-Private Transportation Act Bills (PPTA), 2002 215 1 Referenda, Legal Issues, Constitutional, 2002 215 2 Referenda, Legal Issues, State Employees, 2002 215 3 Smart Growth Legislation, 2003 215 4 Transportation Safety Initiative, 2002-2003 215 5 US Airways, 2003 215 6 VDOT, Broad Street (CarMax), 2004 215 7 VDOT, Hurricane Isabel, 2003 215 8 VDOT, Public-Private Transportation Act, Coalfields Expressway, 2002-2003 215 9 VDOT, PPTA, Miscellaneous, 2003-2004 215 10 VDOT, PPTA, I-81, 2002-2004 (part one) 216 1 VDOT, PPTA, I-81, 2002-2004 (part two) 216 2 VDOT, PPTA, I-81, 2002-2004 (part three) 216 3 VDOT Reform Package, 2002 216 4 VDOT, Residency District Statute, 2002 216 5 VDOT, Route 28, 2002 217 1 VDOT, Route 58, 2002-2003 217 2 VDOT, TEA-21 Grants, 2002 217 3 VDOT, Techway 217 4 VDOT, Virginia Road and Transportation Builders Association (VRTBA), 2002 217 5 VDOT, Virginia Turf Management Associates, Inc. et al vs. All Pro Services, 2003 217 6 Virginia Port Authority, 2002-2003 217 7 2003 Reconvened Session, Budget (part one) 217 8 2003 Reconvened Session, Budget (part two) 217 9 Two-Term Governor, 2002-2003 218 1 University Name Survey (Mary Washington College) (part one) 218 2 University Name Survey (Mary Washington College) (part two) 218 3 University Name Survey (Mary Washington College) (part three) 218 4 Virginia Horse Center, 2003-2004 218 5 Virginia Military Advisory Council, SB 322 (02) 218 6 Virginia Real Estate Board, 2002 218 7 Wine - Direct Shipment, HB 1652 (03) and SB 1117 (03) 219 1 Wine Advisory Board, 2004 Legislation 219 2 Workforce Training, 2003 219 3 Subseries IV.D. Gail D. Jaspen, Assistant to the Governor for Policy and Deputy Counselor,2003-2005 (bulk 2004-2005)(accession 42409). 220-227 Extent: 2.80 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 8 boxes and is arranged by subject files, FOIA and reports. Jaspen was Chief Deputy Director of the Department of Health Professions ; effective 4 October 2004 she was appointed as Deputy Counsel and served until the end of Warner's administration. Jaspen's files focus primarily on health care and public safety.

Notable records include: notes and comments on pending clemency petitions before the Governor, 2004 (Restricted); 2005 Agency Legislative Proposals "First Pass Review" for Policy, 21 September 2004; Jaspen's handwritten meeting notes concerning legislation (primarily Health and Human Resources and Public Safety), 6 October 2004 to 22 March 2005; and Virginia State Crime Commission, Staff Briefing, Background, Division of Forensic Sciences, describing DFS' role in the Earl Washington case, ca. 2004 (B222, F10).

Subject Files Abortion, 2003-2004 220 1 Late Term Abortion, 2003 220 2 Abortion - Laci and Conner's Law, 2003-2004 220 3 Abortion - Parental Consent, 2003 220 4 Anti-Gang Funding, 2004-2005 220 5 Assisted Living Facilities, 2004 220 6 Clemency, 2004 (part one) [RESTRICTED] 221 1 Clemency, 2004 (part two) [RESTRICTED] 221 2 Clemency, 2004 (part three) [RESTRICTED] 221 3 Budget, Executive Amendments to the 2004-2006 Biennial Budget, 2004-2005 222 1 Cabinet Meetings, 4 October 2004 - 28 March 2005 222 2 Communities in Schools, undated 222 3 Cuno v. DaimlerChrysler, 6th Circuit, Ohio Investment Tax Credit, 2004 222 4 Elections - Security, 2004 222 5 Electronic Health Information, 2004 222 6 Fusion Center, 2004 222 7 Grants to Encourage Arrest Program, 2004 222 8 Health Virginia, 2004 222 9 Lab of the 21st Century, 2004 (Division of Forensic Sciences) 222 10 Legislative Proposals, 2005 Session (2004-2005) (part one) 222 11 Legislative Proposals, 2005 Session (2004-2005) (part two) 223 1 Legislative Proposals, 2005 Session (2004-2005) (part three) 223 2 Legislation, Legal Presence for Benefits, 2005 223 3 Medical Malpractice Risk Management Plan, 2004 223 4 Military Base Issues, 2004-2005 223 5 Nursing Education, 2004 223 6 Policy Time, 2004-2005 223 7 Prescription Drug Monitoring, 2004 223 8 Prescription Monitoring Program Expansion/Penalty Enhancement, 2004-2005 223 9 Public Safety Agency Bills, 2005 Session (2004) 224 1 Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, 2004 224 2 Transportation, 2004 224 3 Underage Drinking, House Bill 2255 (05) (Bell) 224 4 Reports Report of the Governor's Task Force on Preventing Crime in Virginia's Minority Communities, 2 March 2005 224 5 Annual Report for the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund, 6 January 2005 224 5 Jail Contract Bed Program Proposal, 7 September 2004 224 5 Dept. of Corrections Offender Reentry Program, 1 October 2004 224 5 Christopher Newport University Auditor's Report, 29 December 2004 224 5 Virginia State Crime Commission, December 2004 224 5 Virginia Drunk Driving and Boating Initiatives, A Report on 2004 Activities and Accomplishments, December 2004 224 5 Virginia Fire Service Needs Assessment, 17 December 2004 224 6 State of VCU Health System, Annual Briefing, 18 October 2004 224 6 Long-Term Care Subcommittee Joint Commission on Health Care, 15 November 2004 224 6 2005 Transportation Initiatives: Interim Investment Plan, Draft 3, 6 October 2004 224 6 Juvenile Correctional Center Utilization Study, 13 October 2004 224 6 Wine Wars: Defending E-Commerce and Direct Shipment in the National Wine Market, 2 December 2004 224 7 Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission 2004 Annual Report 224 7 Juvenile Death Penalty Overturned (USCO), 1 March 2005 224 7 Virginia Society for Human Life, 21 January 2005 224 7 Dept. of Correctional Education Demographic Report, 28 January 2005 224 7 Anti-Gang Efforts, 3 September 2004 224 7 Strategic Plan for Statewide Communications Interoperability, FY 2005-2007 225 1 Offender Population Forecasts, 21 October 2004 225 1 Status Report on Task Force to Combat Driving under the Influence of Drugs and Alcohol, 17 August 2004 225 1 Statewide Gang Reduction Initiative, 12 October 2004 225 1 Annual Report on Local Assessments, 12 January 2005 225 1 2005 Restructured Higher Education Financial and Administrative Operations Act, 4 March 2005 225 1 Virginia Department of Social Services, 2004 Program Report 225 2 Department of Health Professions' 2003-2004 Biennial Report, 30 October 2004 225 2 GOSAP Annual Report, 2003 225 2 Governor's Youth Public Safety Advisory Council, Summary Report and Recommendations, 8 November 2004 225 2 Bias-Based Policing: A Study for the Commonwealth of Virginia, 30 August 2004 225 3 Securing the Homeland, October 2004 225 4 Federal Action Reports, 3-10 December 2004 225 4 Virginia Issues and Answers, Fall 2004 225 4 National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board, 2003 225 4 Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 2004 Annual Report 225 4 Virginia Fusion Center (VFC), Related Plans, 2 December 2004 225 4 Fort Monroe, Virginia, 2005 226 1 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) FOIA Responses, 2004-2005 226 2 Barry Carter FOIA Request, 15 October 2004 (part one) 226 3 Barry Carter FOIA Request, 15 October 2004 (part two) 226 4 Broadlands Regional Medical Center FOIA Request, 2005 (part one) 226 5 Broadlands Regional Medical Center FOIA Request, 2005 (part two) 226 6 Broadlands Regional Medical Center FOIA Request, 2005 (part three) 227 1 Broadlands Regional Medical Center FOIA Request, 2005 (part four) 227 2 Subseries IV.E. Ryan W. Childress, Special Assistant to the Governor,2001-2002 and 2005-2006 (accession 42409). 228-230 Extent: 1.05 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 3 boxes and is arranged by subject. Childress, a former University of Virginia football player, began working for Governor Warner in 2005. His files contain constituent correspondence from 2002 filed with Childress' records and research material compiled by Childress on education and health issues, especially Healthy Virginians.

Correspondence, General 23 December 2002 to 21 November 2002 228 1 20 November 2002 to 8 October 2002 228 2 2 October 2002 to 13 August 2002 228 3 7 August 2002 to 6 December 2001 228 4 11 January 2006 to 9 August 2004 228 5 Correspondence, Budget Requests, 2005 2467389 to 2499861 229 1 2500816 to 2509656 229 2 2510156 to 2513801 229 3 2555364 to 2559894 229 4 2560079 to 2566396; unnumbered 229 5 Subject Files, 2005-2006 Education 229 6 Healthy Virginians 229 7 Healthy Virginians 230 1 Healthy Virginians, Early Childhood 230 2 Healthy Virginians, Smoking 230 3 Healthy Virginians, National Governors Association 230 4 Job's for America's Graduates (JAG) 230 5 Natural Resources, Agency Reports 230 6 Natural Resources, Agency Reports 230 7 Subseries IV.F. Anna Healy, Special Assistant to the Governor, 2002-2005 (accession 42411). 231-240 Extent: 3.50 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 10 boxes and is arranged by education, health, administration, legislation, subject files and legislative files of Jeff Bourne. Healy worked for Governor Warner from May 2002 to June 2005 and focused primarily on education.

The education files included materials on Warner's Education for a Lifetime initiative including status reports on Project Graduation, Senior Year Plus, Teacher Retention and Race to GED, dated 2 February 2004, 26 March 2004, 12 May 2004 and 6 June 2005; PASS materials; and briefing books for Governor Warner for Education Commission of the States, 12-14 November 2003 and 15 July 2004.

The legislative files contain a partial 2004 General Assembly Briefing book from the fall of 2003. The briefing book, arranged alphabetically by member (A-M only), contains family and personal information, committees, voting record on estate tax, seat belt and two-term governor, General Assembly influences, key issues, budget priorities, top contributors and contact information. Also included are notes describing legislator contacts with state agencies and/or the Policy Office. Also included are Governor Warner's 2004 Legislative Package Talking Points (excluding tax reform bills); and the legislative files for Jeff Bourne containing Legislative Action Summaries for the 2002 and 2003 General Assembly session (Natural Resources and Public Safety).

Education Education for a Lifetime, Work Plan Status, 3 December 2003 231 1 Education for a Lifetime, Status Reports on Work Plan Implementation, 2 February 2004 231 2 Education for a Lifetime, Status Reports on Work Plan Implementation, 26 March 2004 231 3 Education for a Lifetime, Status Reports on Work Plan Implementation, 12 May 2004 231 4 Education for a Lifetime, Executive Summaries, 17 February 2005 231 5 Virginia Educational Information Management System, EIMS an Education for a Lifetime Initiative, 3 June 2005 231 6 Education for a Lifetime, Executive Summaries, 6 June 2005 231 7 Education Commission of the States, Briefing Book for Governor Warner, 12-14 November 2003, Richmond, Virginia 231 8 Education Commission of the States, Briefing Book for Governor Warner, 13-16 July 2004, Orlando, Florida 231 9 Higher Education and Public Education Spending, 2003 232 1 Higher Education, 2004-2005 232 2 No Child Left Behind Act, 2003 and 2005 232 3 PASS Summary Report, Academic Intervention Year One, August 2003 232 4 PASS Summit, 28 August 2003 232 5 PASS, 2003 232 6 PASS, 2004 232 7 SERVE Project, School Reviews Procedures, July 2003 232 8 SERVE Project, School Reviews Procedures, July 2003 233 1 Education Leadership in Virginia, 10 September 2004 233 2 Health Healthy Virginians, 2004 233 3 Administration Issues and Challenges Facing Women Business Owners, 1 September 2003 233 4 Report of the Governor's Advisory Commission on Minority Business Enterprise, November 2003 233 5 Real Estate Initiative, Cabinet Briefing, 7 June 2004 233 6 A Plan with Options for the Development of the 8th, 9th and Broad Streets, 1 December 2004 233 6 Decision Brief, Mail Consolidation at the Seat of Government, 17 May 2004 233 6 2004 Preservation Council Annual Report 233 6 Plan for Consolidating Services for the Deaf and/or Blind and Multi-Disabled Students Served by Virginia's Two Schools at Staunton and Hampton, 2004 233 6 Electronic Procurement Efficiency and Cost Savings Study, 20 January 2005 233 6 Legislation 2004 Legislative Proposals, Secretary of Administration, August 2003 (part one) 234 1 2004 Legislative Proposals, Secretary of Administration, August 2003 (part two) 234 2 2004 General Assembly Briefing Book, Fall 2003 (part one) 234 3 2004 General Assembly Briefing Book, Fall 2003 (part two) 234 4 Governor Warner's 2004 Legislative Package Talking Points (excluding Tax Reform bills and materials) 234 5 Governor's Actions on House Bill 5001, Reconvened Session, 16 June 2004 234 6 Secretary of Administration, Summary of Recommended Legislative Proposals, 31 August 2004 235 1 Proposals by Secretary and Agency, 20 September 2004 235 2 Subject Files Administration 235 3 Congress, Briefing Documents for Congressional Delegation, 29 March 2004 235 4 Congress, 2005 Virginia Congressional Delegation Meeting, 14 March 2005 235 5 Education 235 6 Education 235 7 Education 236 1 Efficiency Review, City of Richmond Public School Division, 23 August 2004 236 2 2004 General Assembly Session 236 3 Higher Education, 2003-2004 236 4 Home Schooling, 2004 236 5 National Governors Association, 2004 236 6 PASS, 2004 236 7 Project Graduation, 2003-2004 236 8 Senior Year, 2004 237 1 Teachers, 2003-2004 237 2 Secretary of Technology, Priorities and Accomplishments, 3 May 2003 237 3 Workforce, 2003 237 4 Legislative Files of Jeff Bourne Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Natural Resources, 2002 Session 237 5 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2002 Session 237 6 Proposed Draft Legislation, Secretary of Natural Resources, 18 December 2002 237 7 Governor's Policy Office, Legislative Proposal Review, Sec. of Natural Resources, 2003 Session 237 8 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Natural Resources, 2003 Session (part one) 238 1 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Natural Resources, 2003 Session (part two) 238 2 Proposed Draft Legislation, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session 238 3 Public Safety, Correspondence, 2003 Session 238 4 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part one) 238 5 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part two) 239 1 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part three) 239 2 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part four) 239 3 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part five) 239 4 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part six) 239 5 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part seven) 240 1 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part eight) 240 2 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part nine) 240 3 Legislative Action Summaries, Secretary of Public Safety, 2003 Session (part ten) 240 4 Miscellaneous Files, 2003 240 5 Miscellaneous Files, 2004 240 6 Subseries IV.G. Steven Gould, Special Assistant to the Governor for Policy, 2002-2006 (accession 42421). 241-245 Extent: 1.75 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in four boxes and arranged alphabetically by subject. The majority of records are copies of constituent correspondence primarily related to economic development. Also included are copies of Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA) IT Service Transition Plans from 2003; and lists and correspondence to the 2003-2005 Governor's Fellows Program.

Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry, 2005 241 1 United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Disaster Requests/Correspondence (Drought/Excessive Rain), 2003-2004 (part one) 241 2 United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Disaster Requests/Correspondence (Drought/Excessive Rain), 2005-2006 (part two) 241 3 Bill Signings, 2003-2004 241 4 Chesapeake Nanotechnology Initiative Decision Brief, 2005 241 5 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Various Memoranda and Reports, 2002-2003 (part one) 241 6 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Various Memoranda and Reports, 2003 (part two) 242 1 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Various Memoranda and Reports, 2004 (part three) 242 2 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Various Memoranda and Reports, 2004-2005 (part four) 242 3 Correspondence, 2003 (part one) 242 4 Correspondence, 2003 (part two) 242 5 Correspondence, 2003 (part three) 243 1 Correspondence, 2003 (part four) 243 2 Correspondence, 2004 (part five) 243 3 Correspondence, 2004-2006 (part six) 243 4 General Assembly, 2003 Reconvened Session 243 5 2003 Governor's Fellows 243 6 2004 Governor's Fellows 243 7 2005 Governor's Fellows 243 8 Technology, Various Reports, 2003-2005 244 1 Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA), 2003 244 2 Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA), 2003-2004 244 3 Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA, Quarterly Status Report for October-December 2003 (1 January 2004) 244 4 VITA, Information Technology Investment Board, Recommended Technology Investment Projects Report, 1 September 2005 245 1 Virginia Works, 2005 (part one) 245 2 Virginia Works, 2005 (part two) 245 3 Subseries IV.H. Richard E. Williams, Special Assistant for Urban Policy, 2003-2005 (accession 42412). 246 Extent: 0.35 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in one box and arranged chronologically by date. Subseries contains briefing books for Governor Warner for Regional Leaders Meetings between Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. from 2003 to 2005.

Regional Leaders Meeting, Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia, 29 April 2003, Briefing Book for Governor Mark R. Warner 246 1 Regional Leaders Meeting, Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia, 2 December 2003, Briefing Book for Governor Mark R. Warner 246 2 National Capital Region PSA, 22 March 2004, Final Edit (videotape) 246 3 Regional Leaders Meeting, Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia, 25 June 2004, Briefing Book for Governor Mark R. Warner 246 4 Regional Leaders Meeting, Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia, 31 May 2005, Briefing Book for Governor Mark R. Warner 246 5 Regional Leaders Meeting, Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia, 26 October 2005, Briefing Book for Governor Mark R. Warner 246 6 V. Legal Files, 2002-2005 (accession 42412). 247-253 Extent: 2.45 cubic feet (7 boxes).

The Legal Files series is housed in seven boxes and is arranged into three subseries. Subseries have been designated for: A. Attorney General Settlements; B. Interstate Agreements on Detainers; and C. Service of Process on the Governor. The series consists of correspondence, memorandum, settlements, warrants, and legal files. This series documents some of the legal activities of the Warner Administration.

 Subseries V.A. Attorney General Settlements, 2002-2005 (accession 42412) (Restricted: Closed for 75 years). 247-251 Extent: 1.75 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in five boxes and is arranged chronologically by year. Subseries contains copies of settlement agreements between individuals and state agencies requiring the approval of the Governor. The agreements usually include a request for settlement from the Attorney General (Jerry Kilgore, 2002-2005 and Judith Williams Jagdmann, 2005) which provides the background of the case, an approval of settlement letter from the Governor to the Attorney General, memorandum from Counselor to the Governor (Robert M. Blue, 2002-2005; and Bob Crouch, 2005; Crouch does not appear to have written any memorandums) recommending settlement, and other supporting documents. The majority of the settlements involve the Commonwealth's medical agencies (Department of Medical Assistance Service, Medical College of Virginia Hospitals, University of Virginia Medical Center) or the Virginia Department of Transportation. This subseries contains confidential settlement materials, privacy protect information and attorney-client privileged documents and is closed for 75 years from the date of last activity.

2002 Reed Excavating Contractors, Inc. 247 1 MCV Hospitals v. Jason Guyton 247 1 Modification of Contract and Settlement between DMAS and First Health 247 1 Host Marriott Corporation v. Commonwealth, Department of Taxation 247 1 MCV Hospitals v. Christian Fisher 247 1 MCV Hospitals v. Eleanor Bradby 247 1 Settlement Agreement and Release for Pfizer (Lipitor) 247 1 DMAS v. Daniel Patrick Shaw 247 1 MCV Hospitals v. Shannon Smith 247 1 Cumberland Hospital Dispute with Department of Medical Assistance Services 247 1 Fontaine I. Pate v. Commonwealth of Virginia, et al 247 1 United States of America v. City of Galax and Commonwealth of Virginia 247 2 Pamela Wentworth v. Commonwealth of Virginia, et al 247 2 DMAS v. Candy Mason and Woodrow Wilson Rehab Center v. Candy Mason 247 2 DMAS v. Kenneth J. Hall 247 2 Allegheny Construction Company, Inc. (and VDOT) 247 2 UVA Medical Center v. Shirley Wise 247 2 Estate of Stephen Hasley v. Commonwealth of Virginia (VDOT) 247 2 Robert E. Davis v. Robert William Eubank, et al 247 2 DMAS v. James Johnson 247 2 JYACC v. Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission 247 2 Keith Kohr v. Robert Spousta (George Mason University) 247 3 Chase S. Decker v. J. Sergeant Reynolds Community College 247 3 James E. Sellman, M.D.'s Dispute with DMAS 247 3 Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. - Dispute with DMAS 247 3 UVA Medical Center v. Abdulaziz Alamri 247 3 Trigon Insurance Co. v. UVA Medical Center 247 3 Maljack Inc. and Selective Insurance Company 247 3 UVA Medical Center v. Curtis Wayne Dunivan 247 3 UVA Medical Center v. Edith C. Simmons (in death of Harry Junior Simmons) 247 3 DMHMRSAS v. Carrie e. Spady 247 3 MCV Hospitals v. Ernest Richardson 247 3 UVA Medical Center v. Ralph and Bonnie Fitzgerald 247 3 Levi Hendrick v. Commonwealth of Virginia, et al (Southside Virginia Training Center) 247 3 Settlement of Note and Deed of Trust from Tazewell County Industrial Development Authority to Virginia Small Business Financing Authority 247 3 7-Eleven, Inc. v. Department of Taxation 247 3 Treasury Department, Division of Unclaimed Property v. New Valley Corporation, Inc. (formerly Western Union Telegraph Company) 247 3 English Construction (and VDOT) 247 3 Lijuan Hou v. George William Collier, Jr. (UVA) 247 4 Rita Faye Welch Falls (deceased), et al v. George B. Saathoff, M.D. (Western State Hospital), Staunton Circuit Court 247 4 Lilly v. Brink (UVA) 247 4 General Excavation, Inc. (VDOT) 247 4 MCV Hospitals v. Harris Senger 247 4 Jane Shifflett, Administrator of the Estate of Harold Randolph Shifflett v. Karen Schwenzer, et al (UVA Medical Center) 247 4 DMHMRSAS/Eastern State Hospital v. Estate of Antoinette McNaught 247 4 Carilion Home Care Dispute with DMAS 247 4 Gisela A. Dengel, M.D. - Dispute with DMAS 247 4 DMAS v. Fred Kendrick 247 4 DMAS v. Fefe Thompkins 247 4 Tung Duc Nguyen, M.D. - Dispute with DMAS 247 4 Oscar Gullmatico, M.D. - Dispute with DMAS 247 4 Green's Drug Store, Inc. - Dispute with DMAS 247 4 Integrated Health Services of Northern Virginia's Reimbursement Dispute with DMAS 247 4 Chippenham Manor Nursing Home 247 4 2003 VDOT v. American Rock Salt Company LLC 247 5 The Kennedy Company of Virginia v. Commonwealth of Virginia (VDOT) 247 5 MCV Hospitals v. Bradley Eacho 247 5 MCV Hospitals v. Laurelei Cathell 247 5 MCV Hospitals v. Oscar Garcia 247 5 DMAS v. Oscar Garcia 247 5 Commonwealth of Virginia, ex rel, etc., et al v. Kenbridge Construction Company, Inc., et al (Longwood College) 247 5 MCV Hospitals v. William Rowe 247 5 DMAS v. Ronald Halterman 247 5 DMAS v. Rosemary Calles 247 5 DMHMRSAS v. Teresa G. Breeding 247 5 DMAS v. Thomas Covington 247 5 UVA Medical Center v. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hershey 247 5 DMHMRSAS v. Geneva Lee Felts 247 5 MCV Hospitals v. Roy Bruce (deceased) and Catherine Bruce 247 5 Howard Shockey and Sons, Inc. v. JMU 247 5 Rite Aid (Medicaid Fraud) 248 1 DMAs v. Gwenevere Glass 248 1 MCV Hospitals v. Robert Quinnell (deceased) and Marion Quinnell 248 1 MCV Hospitals v. Earl Pitts and Linda Pitts (deceased) 248 1 Fathy M. A. Saleh v. Eddie N. Moore and Virginia State University 248 1 VDOT and A and W Contracting Corporation (Dumfries) 248 1 Sanaollah Aranee v. Kwabena Owusu-Afiyie and the Commonwealth of Virginia (VDOT) 248 1 DMHMRSAS (Eastern State Hospital) v. Virginia Williams 248 1 Compromise by Virginia Small Business Financing Authority of Guarantee Agreement Executed by Arthur M. Forrest 248 1 Center for Rehabilitation and Development - Dispute with DMAS 248 1 MCV Hospitals v. Paula Uphold 248 1 VDOT and Basic Construction Company, LLC - pavement and overlay on Route 17 in York County 248 1 VDOT and Alcatel Contracting (NA), Inc. 248 2 Lori A. Nienaber v. Robert F. Spousta, et al. 248 2 Joseph R. Frazier, Administrator of Estate of Larry Frazier v. Ronald Angelone, et al. (DOC) 248 2 Settlement Agreement and Release for Columbia HCA Phase II 248 2 Gaither and Deborah Frazier v. VDOT 248 3 Compromise by Virginia Small Business Financing Authority (VSBFA) of Promissory Note Executed by Princeton Homes Corporation 248 3 City of Portsmouth v. VDOT 248 3 William Morgan Hauser v. MCV et al. 248 3 MCV Hospitals v. Victor Morales 248 3 APAC and VDOT (Fredericksburg) 248 3 New Construction, Inc. v. VDOT (Richmond) 248 3 Basic Construction, Inc., LLC and VDOT (Route 17, York County) 248 3 New Construction, Inc. and VDOT (Loudoun County) 248 3 New Construction, Inc. and VDOT (Loudoun County Regional Park and Ride Facility) 248 3 Peerless Insurance Company v. Kenbridge Construction, et al. (Longwood College) 248 3 MCV Hospitals v. Fredi Martinez 248 4 UVA Medical Center v. Estate of Michael K. Carmack and Sandra B. Carmack 248 4 DMAS v. Shellie Diaz 248 4 UVA Medical Center v. Avante 248 4 DMAS v. HCMF Corporation and American Healthcare LLC 248 4 DMAS v. AstraZeneca 248 4 Woodbine Rehabilitation and Health Care Center Civil Settlement Agreement 248 4 MCV Hospitals v. Liam Durrbeck 248 4 J. Max Barger, etc. v. Sentara Medical Group, et al. (Dr. Mark T. Wheeler former VCU Coordinator for VCU Pharmacy Students) 248 4 MCV Hospitals v. Willie Henderson 248 4 Abbott Laboratories (Medicaid Fraud) 248 4 MCV Hospitals v. James W. Able 248 4 Tandem Healthcare of Williamsburg v. DMAS 248 5 GlaxoSmithKline Settlement (Medicaid) 248 5 State of Ohio, et al. v. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. (Taxol) 248 5 Bayer II (Medicaid) 248 5 VDOT v. Jerry Workman (Swift Transportation) 248 5 MCV Hospitals v. Hien Nguyen 248 5 MCV Hospitals v. Everett Samuels 248 5 Michael S. McBride v. Commonwealth of Virginia, et al. (MCV) 248 5 Liticia A. Montague, Administrator of the Estate of Alex Montague v. Commonwealth of Virginia, et al (MCV) 248 5 Stanley Learnard v. Superior Paving Corporation, Inc., et al. and Nancy Learnard v. Superior Paving Corporation, Inc., et al 248 5 Nicholas A. Emiliani, M.D. v. DMAS 248 5 Salem Stone Corporation v. Commonwealth of Virginia, et al. (VDOT) 249 1 MCV Hospitals v. Taufiq Hakim 249 1 DMAS v. William Steven Mason 249 1 VDOT v. Estate of Larry M. Wright 249 1 United States Environmental Protection Agency v. Dominion Virginia Power 249 1 Fathy M. A. Saleh v. Eddie N. Moore, Jr. and Virginia State University 249 2 Ford, et al. v. Commonwealth of Virginia, et al. (University of Virginia) 249 2 Settlement between Old Dominion University, Kenbridge Construction Company and Hayes, Seay, Mattern and Matter regarding 43rd Street Parking Deck at ODU 249 2 UVA Medical Center v. Carmen Natale and Estate of Joseph Natale 249 2 Donna Baumgardner v. Paul B. Underwood, M.D., et al. 249 2 Teresa G. Payton v. UVA Medical Center, et al. and Brenda Patterson v. UVA Medical Center, et al. 249 2 MCV Hospitals v. Warren Walker 249 2 UVA Medical Center v. Clarence A. and Barbara B. Bane 249 2 UVA Medical Center v. Robert Lee Cottoms, Jr. 249 2 MCV Hospitals v. Vanessa Castilan, Minor 249 2 MCV Hospitals v. Donald Lee 249 2 Commonwealth of Virginia, et al. v. Frank Solutions, Inc. 249 2 2004 Warsaw Healthcare Center (Medicaid) 249 3 Regal Medical Supplies, Ltd. V. DMAS 249 3 Landsdowne Community Association 249 3 MCV Hospitals v. Timothy Amos 249 3 DMAS v. Benjamin A.L. Gatchel, minor 249 3 DMHMRSAS v. Catherine LoPresti 249 3 7-Eleven, Inc. v. DEQ/SWCB 249 3 DMAS v. Estate of Keith Smith 249 3 UVA Medical Center v. Theodore and Celestine Johnson 249 3 UVA Medical Center v. Dietmar Weidenbach 249 3 UVA Medical Center v. George and Jane Quara 249 4 Holly Butler v. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 249 4 DMAS v. Retha M. Elam, deceased 249 4 VDOT v. Madjeski and Masters, Inc. (I-64 Bascule Bridge over the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River) 249 4 Commonwealth of Virginia, ex rel. State Water Control Board now DEQ v. Sanitary Board of Bluefield and Sanitary Board of Bluefield, Inc. 249 4 Driggs Corporation v. VDOT (Route 288 and Route 76 [Powhite Parkway] Interchange) 249 4 United States Environmental Protection Agency v. Stone Container Corporation (Facility in West Point, Virginia) 249 4 Rose B. Murphy v. Robert C. Inman, III, et al. (VDOT) 249 4 UVA Medical Center v. Andrew P. Beirne, Jr. 249 5 UVA Medical Center v. Andrew Justin Thompson 249 5 United States Environmental Protection Agency v. Mirant Potomac River, LLC and Mirant Mid-Atlantic, LLC 249 5 GMU v. Dr. Bijan Jabbari and Isocore Corporation 249 5 ODU v. McKenzie Construction Corp. and McKenzie Construction Corp. v. ODU (Constant Hall renovations and additions) 249 5 MCV Hospitals v. Davin A. Wells 249 5 MCV Hospitals v. Shenickaw Ballard 249 5 MCV Hospitals v. John Abbott 249 5 DMAS v. Joshua Dingus 250 1 DMHMRSAS v. Julie Ann Raines Beagle (incompetent) 250 1 United States Environmental Protection Agency v. Stone Container Corporation 250 1 Schering-Plough Corporation 250 1 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University v. Neoreach, Inc. 250 1 Parke-Davis (Neurontin) Global Settlement 250 1 DMAS v. Estate of Charley Burton, Jr. 250 1 Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission Uninsured Employer's Fund v. James Howard 250 1 DMAS v. Patricia Brock 250 1 Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission Uninsured Employer's Fund v. Craddock Moving and Storage, Inc. 250 1 Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission Uninsured Employer's Fund v. McCarty and McCarty, Inc. 250 1 Diana Spencer, Administrator of the Estate of Louise Marguerite Warmoth v. Commonwealth of Virignia and Cheryl Stevens, R.N. (UVA Medical Center) 250 1 Mavis Lee Coffey Fitzgerald, Administrator of the Estate of C.R. Fitzgerald, deceased v. Commonwealth of Virginia, et al. (UVA Medical Center) 250 1 UVA Medical Center v. Maria Villanueva 250 1 Virginia Community College System, San Jose Construction Group, Inc., American Home Assurance Company, SmithGroup Midlantic, Inc. f/ka Tobey and Davis and McMullan and Associations 250 2 DMAS v. Bobby Akers 250 2 DMAS v. Estate of Samuel L. Warring 250 2 DMAS and Sun Healthcare Group 250 2 DMAS v. Crystal Thomas 250 2 DMAS v. Michael Pelton 250 2 DMAS and Alexandria Hospital, et al. 250 2 Lora Chapman, etc. v. Commonwealth of Virginia, et al. and Delia Pentecost, etc. v. Commonwealth of Virginia (both ODU) 250 2 UVA Medical Center v. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby W. Necsary 250 2 MCV Hospitals v. Earlene Melton 250 2 MCV Hospitals v. Omar Bailey 250 3 Sheila Lockridge v. Richard L. Hoag, Jr. (VDACS) 250 3 LandMark Design Group, Route 460/29 Interchange (VDOT) 250 3 Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission v. Watt e. Flippo, Jr. 250 3 VDOT v. Tidewater Skanska, Inc. 250 3 Commonwealth of Virginia (VDOC) v. Gilbane Building Company and Travelers Property Casualty Insurance Company (Wallens Ridge) 250 3 Virginia Worker's Compensation Commission Uninsured Fund v. Dan Johnson t/a Johnson's Bar-B-Que 250 3 Virginia Worker's Compensation Commission Uninsured Fund v. James T. Howard 250 3 VDOT v. Gannett Fleming, Inc. 250 3 Compromise by Virginia Small Business Financing Authority of Debt Settlement by Alpha Remanufacturing and M/M Sokos 250 3 Beverly Healthcare at Fredericksburg Nursing Home (Medicaid) 250 3 Suzanne deJanasz v. JMU 250 4 HCMF Corporation Civil Settlement (Medicaid) 250 4 Lewis Construction, Inc. v. VDOT 250 4 Manor Care Health Services, Alexandria (f/k/a Oak Meadow Nursing Home) (Medicaid) 250 4 VSBFA Guaranty Agreement Compromise, Warren Vanderpool, Jr. and Paul Vanderpool 250 4 Alease Jackson v. Commonwealth of Virginia and MCV Associated Physicians 250 4 VDOT and Allegheny Construction Company, Inc. (Routes 40 and 122 in Franklin County) 250 4 VDOT and APAC-Virginia, Inc. (Oceana Boulevard, Virginia Beach) 250 4 Access Ride (DMAS) 250 4 Odell Associates, Inc. (SCC Project, Tyler Building, Richmond) 250 4 Old Cannon Estate Road Salt Contamination (VDOT) 250 4 2005 MCV Hospitals v. Olivia Davis 250 5 MCV Hospitals v. Andres Zueleta 250 5 Ruth Ellen Schooley v. Rusty Donald Lambert, et al. 250 5 Recovery by Commonwealth on the Division of Unclaimed Property's Claim in Allapattah Services, Inc., et al. v. Exxon Corporation 250 5 VDOT v. James Raymond Ellis Lee and Waste Management of Virginia, Inc., aka Chambers Waste Systems of Virginia, Inc. 250 5 DMAS v. Robert Ferguson 250 5 DMAS v. Robert B. Skogen 250 5 MCV Hospitals v. Rocco Pirrotta 250 5 MCV Hospitals v. Terri Johnson 250 5 GlaxoSmithKline (Medicaid) 250 5 Wireless E-911 Services Board and Ntelos, Inc. 250 5 VDOT and Jones Brothers, Inc. 250 5 PCL Civil Constructors, Inc. v. Commonwealth of Virginia (VDOT) 251 1 Serono, Inc./Serostim (Medicaid) 251 1 King Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Medicaid) 251 1 DMAS v. Nicole Eddy, minor 251 1 DMA v. National Guard Bureau 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. Denise Elges 251 1 VDOT v. Cleco Corporation, Inc. (Route 18, Allegheny County) 251 1 VDOT v. Cleco Corporation, Inc. (four bridges in Page, Warren and Shenandoah Counties) 251 1 DGS v. Conquest, Moncure and Dunn, Inc. (construction of the Virginia Distribution Center in Henrico County) 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. Darleen James 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. Iehab Mohamed 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. Rosa Hernandez 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. Yneil Ellis 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. Jerry Eggleston 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. Joel Bautista 251 1 UVA Medical Center v. Mark Lucas 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. Robert T. White, Sr. 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. James McClanahan, III 251 1 MCV Hospitals v. Andre Alexander 251 1 DMAS v. Johnny Weaver 251 1 SWCB v. Newdunn and Newdunn v. SWCB 251 2 MCV Hospitals v. Erica Coleman 251 2 DMAS v. Robert J. Hill 251 2 MCV Hospitals v Glynis Watson-Toye 251 2 Tyler (SCC) Building Fire Alarm System 251 2 UVA Medical Center v. Leah Randall 251 2 Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center v. David R. Forsch 251 2 Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission v. Thalmadge Wood 251 2 MCV Hospitals v. Donna Rose 251 2 MCV Hospitals v. James Ritenour 251 2 MCV Hospitals v. Jarvard Wright 251 2 VDOT v. Jacobs Civil, Inc. 251 2 VPI and SU v. The Gazette Group, Inc. 251 2 Marcellus Wright Cox and Smith Architects, P.C. v. The Rector and Visitors of Christopher Newport University, et al. 251 2 DMAS v. Gabriella Valentino, minor 251 2 Commonwealth of Virginia and Virginia Turf Management Associates, Inc. v. Mary Susan Resoulte, t/a All Pro Services 251 2 Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center v. Johnny Carver 251 3 Securities litigation involving UVA and Safety-Kleen Corporation 251 3 McGee's Crane Rental v. DCR (Bear Creek Lake) 251 3 Gambro State Civil Settlement Agreement (Medicaid) 251 3 VDOT v. Louis Berger Group, Inc. and T.Y. Lin International (Danville Bypass) 251 3 Terry Roop and Cheryl Roop v. Donald Scott Glenn (Virginia State Police) 251 3 Harry Woodrow Ryan and Virginia State Police 251 3 Teresa Tan v. Commonwealth of Virginia and David W. Nelson, M.D. (VCU/MCV) 251 4 Shriver and Holland Associates, Inc. v Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, et al. 251 4 Securities litigation involving UVA and Safety-Kleen Corporation 251 4 DMAS v. Adrianne Wright-Bent 251 4 MCV Hospitals v. Bennico C. Cooper 251 4 MCV Hospitals v. Timothy D'Angiolillo 251 4 MCV Hospitals v. Tina Markwick 251 4 MCV Hospitals v. Antoinette Lewis 251 4 MCV Hospitals v. Michael Johnson 251 4 James E. Sellman, M.D. dispute with DMAS 251 4 VDOT v. Service Electric Corporation 251 4 DMAS v. Debora Foxx 251 4 Betty Walls v. VDOT and DTH Contract Services 251 4 Karin Ann Stretchko v. Ted Clough and VDOT 251 4 MCV Hospitals v. Sanchez Paige 251 5 DMHMRSAS v. Ashby T. Berry 251 5 Home Care Supply (Medicaid) 251 5 MCV Hospitals v. Raymond Price 251 5 MCV Hospitals v. Juan Cruz 251 5 VCCS and States Roofing Corporation 251 5 DMAS v. Daniel Dean 251 5 Safeco Insurance Company of American and Golden Eagle Construction Company, Inc. v. VDOT (Lee Chapel Road, Fairfax County) 251 5 Charles Mark Cosslett v. Virginia State Police 251 5 DMAS v. Dominique Miller, minor 251 5 Nancy C. Fink v. Commonwealth (DMHMRSAS Catawba Hospital) 251 5 Joyce E. Taylor v. Commonwealth (UVA Health System) 251 5 DMAS v. William "Ray" Copney 251 5 Subseries V.B. Interstate Agreements on Detainers, 2002-2005 (accession 42412). 252 Extent: 2 folders.

This subseries is housed in 2 folders and is arranged in reverse chronological order by year. The Interstate Agreements on Detainers subseries documents the requests from other states for the temporary transfer of custody of prisoners within the Virginia correctional system to other jurisdictions for trial. Subseries contains requests to the Office of the Attorney General, completed Agreement on Detainers forms submitted by requesting jurisdiction, and supporting documentation (copy of arrest warrant, mug shot, etc.).

252 1 252 2 Subseries V.C. Service of Process on the Governor, 2002-2005 (accession 42412). 252-253 Extent: 0.70 cu. ft.

This subseries is housed in two boxes and is arranged in reverse chronological order by year. The Service of Process subseries contains legal documents received by the Governor's Policy Office and routing memorandums from Counselor to the Governor (Robert M. Blue, 2002-2005 and Robert P. Crouch, 2005) to the Office of the Attorney General.

2005 252 3 2005 252 4 2005 252 5 2005 253 1 2004 253 2 2003 253 3 2003 253 4 2002 253 5