Around the Rotunda: Legislative, committee schedule for Monday, Jan. 21

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Monday, Jan. 21, 2019
13th Day of the Legislative Session

Rotunda and social activities:

 

From the Activity Calendar:   Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Bell Ringing, North Circle following march to Capitol (approximate time noon);  Health Freedom Day, Upper House and Upper Senate Rotundas; NFIB, Upper House Walkway (1 Table); Optometry Day at the Legislature

 

 

SENATE: 

Senate to convene at 11 a.m. 

On The Agenda:

RESOLUTIONS

 

• SR 11: Designating January 21, 2019, as Down Syndrome Awareness Day
• SR 12: Congratulating Ripley High School girls’ track team for winning 2018 Class AAA state championship
• SR 13: Recognizing Leadership Berkeley

 

THIRD READING

 

• Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 17: Relating to probation eligibility
• Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 61: Adding certain crimes for which prosecutor may apply for wiretap
• Eng. SB 119: Specifying documents not subject to discovery in certain proceedings

 

SECOND READING

 

• Com. Sub. for SB 3: Establishing WV Small Wireless Facilities Deployment Act
• Com. Sub. for SB 62: Requiring participation in drug court program before discharge of certain first-time drug offenses
• Com. Sub. for SB 152: Relating generally to criminal offense expungement
• Com. Sub. for SB 240: Repealing certain legislative rules no longer authorized or are obsolete

 

FIRST READING

 

• Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 1: Increasing access to career education and workforce training
• Com. Sub. for SB 18: Relating to crimes committed on State Capitol Complex (original similar to HB 2092)
• Com. Sub. for SB 255: Relating to Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee
• SB 354: Expiring funds to balance of Auditor’s Office – Chief Inspector’s Fund

 

Committees

Daily Committee Schedule: 

 

1 p.m.: Natural Resources (208W)

• SB 317: Authorizing three or more adjacent counties form multicounty trail network authority
• SB 126: Requiring industrial hemp grower licensees file copy of license with local sheriff

 

2 p.m.: Banking and Insurance (451M)

• Presentation: Allan L. McVey, WV Insurance Commissioner
• SB 30: Eliminating tax on annuity considerations collected by life insurer
• SB 74:  Exempting nonpaid volunteers at ski areas from workers’ compensation benefits

 

3 p.m.: Judiciary (208W)

• SB 258: Establishing common law “veil piercing” claims not be used to impose personal liability
• SB 264: Requiring courts to order restitution to crime victims

 

3 p.m.: Finance (451M)

• Budget Hearing: West Virginia Department of Commerce
• Budget Hearing: West Virginia Secretary of State
• Com. Sub. for SB 243: Requiring racetrack participate in WV Thoroughbred Development Fund
• SB 263: Limiting number of days legislators may be compensated during extended and extraordinary sessions if budget bill not enacted

 

 

Senate Bills

Senate Bills to be Introduced Monday, January 21, 2019

 

• SB 355: Removing authority of municipalities to restrict firearm possession (Azinger, Maynard, Smith, Sypolt; Judiciary)
• SB 356: Authorizing Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation to release certain information to county prosecutors and US Attorney (Weld, Clements; Judiciary)
• SB 357: Relating generally to Division of Administrative Services (Weld, Clements; Government Organization)
• SB 358: Exempting Purchasing Division purchases for equipment to maintain security at state facilities (Weld, Clements; Government Organization)
• SB 359: Creating Youth Mental Health Protection Act (Maroney, Baldwin, Beach, Facemire, Ihlenfeld, Jeffries, Lindsay, Palumbo, Plymale, Prezioso, Romano, Stollings, Takubo, Weld, Woelfel; Health and Human Resources)
• SB 360: Relating to third-party litigation financing (Trump; Judiciary)
• SB 361: Relating to Public Defender Services (Trump; Judiciary)
• SB 362: Relating to Mine Subsidence Insurance Program (Trump; Energy, Industry and Mining)
• SB 363: Exempting first $150,000 assessed value of residence of veteran or physically or mentally disabled person (FN) (Baldwin; Finance)
• SB 364: Creating shared table initiative for senior citizens (Baldwin, Azinger, Beach, Boso, Clements, Cline, Ihlenfeld, Jeffries, Lindsay, Maynard, Roberts, Romano, Swope, Sypolt, Tarr, Unger, Weld, Woelfel; Government Organization)
• SB 365: Redistributing revenue-generated excise tax on soft drinks to four-year medical schools (Plymale, Baldwin, Woelfel; Finance)
• SB 366: Authorizing Division of Protective Services issue electronic key cards to qualified applicants to enter State Capitol (FN) (Blair; Government Organization then Finance)
• SB 367: Relating to amount permitted to remain in Alcohol Beverage Control Administration’s operating fund (FN) (IB) (Carmichael, Prezioso; Finance)
• SB 368: Requiring charitable or public service organization submit certifying statement (IB) (Carmichael, Prezioso; Banking and Insurance)
• SB 369: Relating to generic drug products (Takubo; Judiciary)
• SB 370: Prohibiting legislators and part-time public officials from having interest in public contracts (Ihlenfeld; Government Organization)
• SB 371: Requiring public hearing for proposed major source or modification to air quality permit (Unger; Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary)
• SB 372: Authorizing municipalities establish low-cost alternative energy revolving loan program (Plymale; Government Organization)
• SB 373: Relating to financial responsibility of inmates (Weld, Clements; Judiciary)
• SB 374: Eliminating liability of owners of active mine lands, abandoned mine lands or railway lines (Maynard; Judiciary)
• SB 375: Authorizing Curator of Arts, Culture and History to designate road as historic route (Maynard; Transportation and Infrastructure)
• SB 376: Creating Local Government Labor and Consumer Marketing Regulatory Limitation Act (Maynard; Government Organization then Judiciary)
• SB 377: Relating to minimum wage and maximum hour standards (FN) (Maynard; Judiciary)
• SB 378: Relating to special obligation notes to finance construction completing I-73 and I-74 (Maynard, Cline, Roberts, Woelfel; Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance)
• SB 379: Permitting county board of education to include faith-based electives in drug prevention programs (Maynard, Azinger, Cline, Roberts, Tarr; Education)
• SB 380: Empowering municipalities to enact Adopt-A-Street programs (FN) (Maynard, Azinger, Cline, Roberts, Tarr; Government Organization)
• SB 381: Requiring State Board of Education develop program on home maintenance for elderly and disabled (FN) (Maynard; Education then Finance)
• SB 382: Exempting senior citizens from personal income tax (Maynard; Finance)
• SB 383: Creating WV Healthy Food Crop Block Grant Program (FN) (Clements; Agriculture and Rural Development then Finance)
• SB 384: Providing proceeds from certain oil and gas wells whose owners are unknown be kept in special fund (FN) (Smith, Clements, Sypolt; Judiciary)
• SB 385: Establishing and funding Department of Agriculture Capital Improvements Fund (Blair; Finance)
• SCR 12: US Army CPL Lee Roy Young Memorial Bridge (Stollings)
• SCR 13: US Marine SGT Stephen E. Drummond Memorial Bridge (Romano, Baldwin, Beach, Facemire, Ihlenfeld, Jeffries, Palumbo, Plymale, Prezioso, Woelfel)
• SCR 14: William “Bill” Thurman King Memorial Bridge (Smith, Sypolt)

 

* (FN) indicates the bill has a Fiscal Note

* (IB) indicates the bill is an Interim Bill

 

Committee Action on Bills from Friday, January 18, 2019

 

12:30 p.m.: Agriculture and Rural Development (208W)

• SB 193: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to rural rehabilitation loan program
• Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary

 

• SB 194: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to captive cervid farming
• Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary

 

• SB 195: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to farm-to-food bank tax credit
• Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary

 

• SB 196: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to agritourism
• Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary

 

• SB 197: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to farmers markets
• Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary

 

• SB 198: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to seed certification program
• Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary

 

1:30 p.m. Judiciary (208W)

• Com. Sub. for SB  223: Division of Labor rule relating to wage payment and collection (Bundle 10)

o   Rules bundle includes SB 223: Division of Labor rule relating to wage payment and collection; SB 224: Division of Labor rule relating to child labor; SB 225: Division of Labor rule relating to regulation of heating, ventilating, and cooling work; SB 226: Office of Miners’ health, Safety, and Training rule relating to rules and regulations governing safety of employees in and around surface mines in WV; SB 227: Office of Miners’ Health, Safety, and Training rule relating to submission and approval of comprehensive mine safety program; SB 228: Office of Miners’ Health, Safety, and Training rule relating to operating diesel equipment in underground mines; SB 229: DNR rule relating to commercial whitewater outfitters; SB 230: DNR rule relating to Cabwaylingo State Forest trail system two-year pilot program permitting ATVs and ORVs

• Committee Substitute reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass

 

• SB  253: Protecting consumers from automatic purchase renewal and continuous service offers
• Committee Substitute reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass

 

Bills that Have Passed the Senate as of Friday, January 18, 2019 (9)

 

• SB 10: Relating to Second Chance Driver’s License Program (House Technology and Infrastructure)
• SB 24: Relating generally to local boards of health (House Political Subdivisions)
• SB 27: Removing restrictions on where certain traditional lottery games may be played (House Finance)
• SB 28: Removing hotel occupancy tax limit collects for medical care and emergency services (House Finance)
• SB 36: Allowing adjustment of gross income for calculating personal income liability for certain retirees (House Pensions and Retirement)
• SB 106: Alleviating double taxation on foreign income at state level (House Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development)
• SB 177: Fire Commission rule relating to State Building Code (House Judiciary)
• SB 190: DOH rule relating to employment procedures (House Technology and Infrastructure)
• SB 272: Updating code relating to Commission on Special Investigations (Pending House introduction)

 

Committee times and agendas are subject to change. Follow @WVSenClerk on Twitter for updates.

 

All Senate Committee meetings and floor sessions are available for both live streaming and to watch again in our archives. The link to the Senate’s archived video page can be found here:http://sg001-harmony.sliq.net/00289/Harmony/en/View/UpcomingEvents.

 

 

HOUSE OF DELEGATES: 

House to convene at 11 a.m.

SPECIAL CALENDAR **

On the agenda:

THIRD READING – For Passage

• Com. Sub. for H. B. 2190 – Modifying bail requirements
• H. B. 2311 – Exempting short-term license holders to submit information to the State Tax Commission once the term of the permit has expired

SECOND READING – Amendment Stage

• Com. Sub. for H. B. 2008 – Relating to nonpartisan election of justices of the Supreme Court of Appeals
• Com. Sub. for H. B. 2193 – Providing a specific escheat of US savings bonds
• Com. Sub. for H. B. 2362 – Relating to procedures for voting an emergency absentee ballot by qualified voters

FIRST READING

• Com. Sub. for H. B. 2095 – Assessing the college-and career-readiness of 11th and 12th grade students
• Com. Sub. for H. B. 2423 – Prohibiting certain sex offenders from being in a supervisory position over children

 

Committees

Daily Committee Schedule

Committee on the Judiciary

10:00 a.m. – Room 418M

• H. B. 2527, Relating to forgery and other crimes concerning lottery tickets,
• H. B. 2509, Clarifying that theft of a controlled substance is a felony,
• H. B. 2319, Creating a state-administered wholesale drug importation program,
• H. B. 2083, Providing an identification card for released inmates who do not have a West Virginia identification card or driver’s license,
• H. B. 2446, Blue Alert Plan,
• H. B. 2198, Relating to pyramid promotional schemes,
• H. B. 2467, Relating to permitting nonresidents to obtain state licenses to carry a concealed deadly weapon,

 

Technology & Infrastructure

1:00 p.m. – Room 215E

• House Bill 2070, Permitting persons who are twenty-one years of age or older to operate or be a passenger on a motorcycle without a helmet
• House Bill 2359, Relating to exemptions to the commercial driver’s license requirements
• House Bill 2338, Allowing the owner of an antique military vehicle to display alternate registration insignia

Committee on Finance

2:00 p.m. – Room 464M

• Budget Hearing for the Department of Agriculture

 

3:00 p.m. – Room 464M

• Budget Hearing for the W.Va. Conservation Agency

 

Committee on Education

2:00 p.m. – Room 432M

• H. B. 2009, Creating a new category of Innovation in Education grant program

 

Fire Departments and Emergency Medical Services

4:00 p.m. – Room 215E

Presentations to the committee to include, but may not be limited to the following:

• Mr. Kenneth Tyree, West Virginia State Fire Marshal;
• Mr. Chris Hall, West Virginia EMS Coalition;
• The West Virginia State Firemen’s Association;
• The West Virginia State Fire Chiefs Association.

 

Bills:

BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED

Monday, January 21, 2019

2532. By Del. Cooper, Cadle and Hartman – Allowing certain donations by persons renewing their driver’s license or vehicle registration (FN) – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Finance
2533. By Del. P. Martin, Wilson, Hanna and Maynard – Relating to military service credit for retirement purposes (FN) – To Pensions and Retirement then Finance
2534. By Del. Canestraro, Zukoff, Williams, Caputo, Diserio, Sponaugle, Evans, Campbell, Swartzmiller, Miller and Robinson – Requiring available materials, supplies, equipment and other items purchased by the state and its agencies to be made in the United States (FN) – To Industry and Labor then the Judiciary
2535. By Del. Fast, Harshbarger and Hollen – Relating to purchasing exemptions and procedures – To Veterans’ Affairs and Homeland Security then Government Organization
2536. By Del. Westfall, Azinger, Nelson and Criss – Relating to the Mine Subsidence Insurance program – To Banking and Insurance then the Judiciary
2537. By Del. Caputo, N. Brown, Lovejoy, Paynter, Dean, Zukoff, Canestraro, Angelucci, Maynard, Toney and Walker – West Virginia Black Lung Program – To the Judiciary then Finance
2538. By Del. Nelson, Pushkin, Hornbuckle, McGeehan, Householder, Barrett, Fluharty, Wilson, Byrd, Campbell and Queen – Providing banking services for medical cannabis (FN) – To Banking and Insurance then the Judiciary
2539. By Del. Kessinger and Foster – Allowing private entities to lease buildings to local school boards in cases of emergency or condemnation – To Education
2540. By Del. Harshbarger, Paynter, Sypolt, Cooper, Hanna and Bibby – Prohibiting the waste of game animals, game birds or game fish – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then the Judiciary
2541. By Del. R. Thompson, Evans, Lovejoy, Doyle, Hornbuckle, Hicks, Dean and Paynter – Requiring certain safety measures be taken at public schools – To Education
2542. By Del. Howell, Pack and Hamrick – Permitting directors of county emergency phone systems to obtain mobile-phone emergency lines – To Political Subdivisions then Government Organization
2543. By Del. Canestraro, Fleischauer, Zukoff, Fluharty, Caputo and Diserio – Increasing the tax on the privilege of severing natural gas and oil (FN) – To Energy then Finance
2544. By Del. Canestraro, Fleischauer, Zukoff and Hansen – Authorizing local boards of health to assess, charge and collect increased environmental fees for restaurants – To Political Subdivisions then Health and Human Resources
2545. By Del. Canestraro, Zukoff, Lovejoy, Robinson, Fluharty, Diserio and Miller – Exempting recipients of the distinguished Purple Heart medal from payment of the vehicle registration fee – To Veterans’ Affairs and Homeland Security then Finance
2546. By Del. Pushkin, Cadle, Doyle, Butler, McGeehan, Cooper, N. Brown, Ellington, Lovejoy, Sponaugle and Hornbuckle – Excluding from tax equipment installed in a motor vehicle for use of a person with a medical necessity (FN) – To Finance
2547. By Del. Shott – Relating to the election prohibition zone – To the Judiciary
2548. By Del. Bates, Householder and Barrett – Creating a healthy living tax credit against the personal income tax (FN) – To Health and Human Resources then Finance
2549. By Del. Rohrbach, Maynard, Linville, Worrell and R. Thompson – Relating to compulsory school attendance – To Education then the Judiciary
2550. By Del. Capito – Creating a matching program for the Small Business Innovation and Research Program and the Small Business Technology Transfer Program (FN) – To Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development then Finance
2551. By Del. Rohrbach, Higginbotham, Maynard, Cooper, Hamrick, Rowan, Toney, Atkinson, Dean, R. Thompson and Campbell – Requiring the State Board of Education to develop a method for funding student transportation costs as a stand-alone consideration (FN) – To Education then Finance
2552. By Del. Rowe, Fluharty, Fleischauer, Byrd and Robinson – Relating to the intestate share of a decedent’s surviving spouse – To the Judiciary
2553. By Del. Caputo – The Motion Picture Open Captioning Act – To the Judiciary
2554. By Del. Hamrick, Worrell, Higginbotham and Howell – Relating to transfers and enrollment policies for students in public schools – To Education
2555. By Del. Doyle, Estep-Burton, Angelucci, S. Brown and Evans – Banning plastic bags – To Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development then the Judiciary
2556. By Del. Doyle, S. Brown, Evans, Hansen, Pushkin and Hornbuckle – Relating to required notices for air quality permits prior to the permit being granted – To Government Organization then the Judiciary
2557. By Del. Hanshaw (Mr. Speaker) and Miley [By Request of the Executive] – Exempting social security and tier one railroad retirement benefits from personal income tax (FN) – To Finance
2558. By Del. Hanshaw (Mr. Speaker), Nelson and Miley – Adding the definition of grantee to include state spending units and local governments – To Government Organization then Finance
2559. By Del. Howell, Pack, Hamrick, Worrell, Dean, Fast, Hott, Hollen, Storch, Ellington and Butler – Requiring a special report by the Division of Personnel – To Government Organization
2560. By Del. Hanshaw (Mr. Speaker), Miley and Nelson – Relating to the operation of state-owned farms (FN) – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Government Organization
2561. By Del. Angelucci, Caputo and Longstreth – Expanding the eligibility for service on county school boards – To Education then the Judiciary
2562. By Del. Kump, Pushkin, McGeehan and N. Brown – Requiring the issuance of a search warrant before a driver of a motor vehicle can be made to submit to a secondary blood test – To the Judiciary
2563. By Del. Wilson – Relating to civil asset forfeiture – To the Judiciary
2564. By Del. Paynter, Bibby, Fast, Hanna, Harshbarger, Jennings, Kessinger, P. Martin, Pyles, Queen and Pack – Relating to modification of cottage food laws (FN) – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Health and Human Resources
2565. By Del. Canestraro, Fleischauer, Zukoff, Pethtel, Fluharty, Diserio and Williams – Collecting a user fee from oil and gas producers who use secondary roads in the state (FN) – To Industry and Labor then Finance
2566. By Del. Hanshaw (Mr. Speaker), Nelson and Miley – Changing the rate at which certain judges are paid for mileage (FN) – To Finance
2567. By Del. Hanshaw (Mr. Speaker) and Miley – Allowing an individual to petition a circuit court for the expungement of misdemeanor offenses – To Health and Human Resources then the Judiciary
2568. By Del. Doyle, S. Brown and Evans – Increasing the tax on the privilege of severing natural gas and oil (FN) – To Energy then Finance
2569. By Del. Doyle, S. Brown, Barrett, Evans, Hansen and Hornbuckle – Reinstating the film tax credits (FN) – To Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development then Finance
2570. By Del. R. Thompson – Providing that schools be closed for two weeks during the holiday season preceding Christmas Day and following New Year’s Day – To Education
2571. By Del. Rohrbach, D. Kelly, Hollen, Hornbuckle, Mandt, Walker, Linville, Steele and Worrell – Providing that the sale and purchase of copper as scrap metal may not be completed with the payment of cash – To Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development then Government Organization
2572. By Del. Rohrbach, Hornbuckle, Walker and Lovejoy – Making the written plans of municipalities that have been approved by the Municipal Home Rule Board permanent – To Political Subdivisions then Government Organization
2573. By Del. Doyle, S. Brown, Evans, Pushkin and Hornbuckle – Relating to payment for the construction of any expanded or upgraded public service district facilities in certain circumstances – To Industry and Labor then the Judiciary

 

Friday, January 18, 2019

2011. By Del. Summers, Howell, Waxman, Queen, Hamrick, Jennings, Sypolt, Phillips, Cadle, Worrell and Kump – Road Maintenance Program (FN) – To Technology and Infrastructure then Government Organization
2012. By Del. Summers, D. Jeffries, Sypolt, D. Kelly, Toney, Hardy, Mandt, Maynard, Linville, Phillips and Criss – Establishing country roads accountability and transparency (FN) – To Technology and Infrastructure then Government Organization
2013. By Del. Howell, Pack, Hott, Hamrick, Dean, Graves, Ellington, Linville, Higginbotham, Butler and Kessinger – Relating to special funds of boards of examination or registration – To Government Organization
2014. By Del. Robinson, Pack, Sypolt, Estep-Burton, Caputo, Paynter, Miller, Householder, Malcolm, Williams and Criss – Requiring members of the State Police to follow the towing services policy of the county (FN) – To Political Subdivisions then Government Organization
2015. By Del. Howell, Pack, Hott, Hamrick, Dean, Graves, Ellington, Higginbotham, Linville, Butler and Kessinger – Authorizing the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue certain vital records in the custody of the State Registrar (FN) – To Technology and Infrastructure then Finance
2016. By Del. Hansen, Fleischauer, Walker, Summers, Pyles, Williams, Pethtel, Zukoff, R. Thompson, Staggers and Doyle – Relating to campus police officers of state institutions of higher learning – To Education then the Judiciary
2017. By Del. Howell, Pack, Hott, Hamrick, Dean, Graves, Ellington, Higginbotham, Linville, Butler and Kessinger – Permitting pawn brokers to disclose whether any specific property has been sold or pledged – To Government Organization
2018. By Del. Butler, Cadle, Wilson, Ellington, Shott, Howell, Hardy, Kump, Pack, Storch and Fast – Exempting the sale and installation of mobility enhancing equipment from the sales and use tax (FN) – To Health and Human Resources then Finance
2019. By Del. Linville, Howell, Higginbotham, Jennings, Butler, McGeehan, Steele, Worrell, Maynard, Waxman and Foster – Making it easier the renewal of driver license with the designation of “Veteran” and to provide a lifetime license for certain veterans (FN) – To Technology and Infrastructure then Finance
2020. By Del. Canestraro, Pushkin and Williams – Permitting salary increases for full time official court reporters based upon years of service – To Finance
2021. By Del. Harshbarger, Paynter, Cooper, Hanna, Bibby, Atkinson, Sypolt, D. Kelly and Mandt – Authorizing the tracking of wounded or injured deer or bear with leashed dogs – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then the Judiciary
2022. By Del. Butler, Maynard, Cadle, Foster, Hanna, Espinosa, Higginbotham, McGeehan, Householder, Canestraro and Swartzmiller – The Campus Self Defense Act – To the Judiciary
2023. By Del. Walker, Fleischauer, Hansen, Estep-Burton, Longstreth, Pyles, Angelucci, Worrell, Sypolt, Azinger and Summers – Relating to the Antihazing Law (FN) – To Education
2024. By Del. Harshbarger, Paynter, Cooper, Bibby, D. Kelly, Atkinson, Sypolt, Hanna and Mandt – Relating to permitting fur-bearer parts – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then the Judiciary
2025. By Del. Harshbarger, Paynter, Sypolt, Cooper, Bibby, Atkinson, Hanna, D. Kelly and Mandt – Authorizing minors with a graduated driver’s license to pump gasoline – To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary
2026. By Del. Harshbarger, Paynter, Cooper, Hanna, Bibby, D. Kelly and Mandt – Increasing the amount of time a taxpayer has to seek relief from a county commission from an erroneous assessment (FN) – To Political Subdivisions then Finance
2027. By Del. Atkinson, Hill, D. Jeffries, Hollen, Fleischauer and Staggers – Permitting a pharmacist to convert prescriptions authorizing refills under certain circumstances – To Health and Human Resources
2028. By Del. Summers, Hill, Pack, Dean, Atkinson, Wilson, Worrell, D. Jeffries, Hollen, Butler and Rohrbach – Tobacco Cessation Therapy Access Act – To Health and Human Resources
2029. By Del. Summers and Steele – Creating an offense for public intoxication due to drug use (FN) – To the Judiciary
2030. By Del. Steele, Pack, Harshbarger, Mandt, J. Jeffries, Graves, Howell, Wilson, Foster and Kessinger – Relating to forgery and other crimes concerning lottery tickets (FN) – To the Judiciary
2031. By Del. Cooper, Anderson and R. Thompson – Relating to employees of the Commissioner of Agriculture – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Government Organization
2032. By Del. Swartzmiller, Diserio, Lavender-Bowe, McGeehan, Miley, Barrett, Miller, Azinger, Lovejoy, Storch and Caputo – Exempting social security benefits from state personal income tax (FN) – To Senior, Children, and Family Issues then Finance

Bills that have passed the House: