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Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2019
8th Day of the Legislative Session
Rotunda and social activities:
From the Activity Calendar:
GIS Day, Upper House and Upper Senate Rotundas.
The Senate will convene at 11 a.m.
RESOLUTIONS
- SR 9: Designating January 16, 2019, as Tucker County Day
THIRD READING (For Passage)
- Eng. SB 10: Relating to Second Chance Driver’s License Program
- Eng. SB 24: Relating generally to local boards of health
- Eng. SB 27: Removing restrictions on where certain traditional lottery games may be played
- Eng. SB 28: Removing hotel occupancy tax limit collects for medical care and emergency services
- Eng. SB 36: Allowing adjustment of gross income for calculating personal income liability for certain retirees
- Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 106: Alleviating double taxation on foreign income at state level
- Eng. SB 177: Fire Commission rule relating to State Building Code
- Eng. SB 190: DOH rule relating to employment procedures
FIRST READING
- Com. Sub. for SB 61: Adding certain crimes for which prosecutor may apply for wiretap
- SB 272: Updating code relating to Commission on Special Investigations
Scheduled Committee Meetings
1 p.m.: Economic Development (208W)
- SB 29: Creating five-year tax credits for businesses on post-coal mine sites
2 p.m.: Agriculture and Rural Development (208W)
- SB 191: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to animal disease control
- SB 192: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to industrial hemp
- SB 193: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to rural rehabilitation loan program
- SB 194: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to captive cervid farming
- SB 195: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to farm-to-food bank tax credit
- SB 196: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to agritourism
- SB 197: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to farmers markets
- SB 198: Agriculture Commissioner rule relating to seed certification program
- SB 259: Expanding Coyote Control Program
2 p.m.: Pensions (451M)
- SB 231: Calculating retirement benefits for certain Legislators
- SB 11: Relating to retirement and pension benefits of certain PERS and Teachers Retirement System members who serve in the Legislature
- SB 38: Exempting DNR Police Officers’ pension benefits from State Income Tax
- SB 296: Providing 11-month window to permit members of PERS to purchase credited service
3 p.m.: Judiciary (208W)
- SB 62: Requiring participation in drug court program before discharge of certain first-time drug offenses
- SB 240: Repealing certain legislative rules no longer authorized or are obsolete
3 p.m.: Finance (451M)
- SB 180: State Tax Department rule relating to payment of taxes by electronic funds transfer
- SB 181: State Tax Department rule relating to aircraft operated under a fractional ownership program
- SB 182: State Tax Department rule relating to senior citizen tax credit for property taxes paid
- SB 183: State Tax Department rule relating to administration of tax on purchases of wine and liquor inside and outside of municipalities
- Budget Hearing: West Virginia Department of Agriculture – Kent A. Leonhardt, Commissioner
- Budget Hearing: West Virginia State Conservation Agency – Brian Farkas, Executive Director
Senate Bills to be Introduced Wednesday, January 16, 2019
- SB 316: Preserving previously approved state Municipal Policemen’s or Firemen’s pensions (FN) (Plymale, Woelfel; Pensions then Finance)
- SB 317: Authorizing three or more adjacent counties form multicounty trail network authority (FN) (Maynard; Natural Resources then Judiciary)
- SB 318: Transferring Medicaid Fraud Control Unit to Attorney General’s office (FN) (Trump; Judiciary)
- SB 319: Relating to attorney contingency fee contracts and collections (Trump; Judiciary)
- SB 320: Relating to punitive damage awards and payments (FN) (Trump; Judiciary)
- SB 321: Removing requirement reconstructed vehicle be inspected before being titled or registered (Maynard; Transportation and Infrastructure)
- SB 322: Allowing labor union not represent employee who is not member of union (Maynard; Judiciary)
- SB 323: Establishing revenue fund and source to support Department of Agriculture’s improvement to facilities (Baldwin, Beach, Maynard, Romano, Rucker, Smith, Sypolt; Government Organization then Finance)
- SB 324: Relating to Commissioner of Agriculture employees (FN) (IB) (Sypolt, Beach, Rucker, Smith, Weld; Government Organization)
- SB 325: Creating WV Motorsports Committee (Maynard; Government Organization)
- SB 326: Reorganizing state agencies involved in emergency and disaster planning (FN) (Carmichael, Prezioso; Government Organization then Finance) [By Request of the Executive]
- SB 327: Providing economic incentives for public school mathematics teachers (FN) (Carmichael, Prezioso; Education then Finance) [By Request of the Executive]
- SB 328: Requiring teaching of agricultural science education course (Cline; Education then Finance)
- SB 329: Relating to agricultural education in high schools (FN) (Cline; Education then Finance)
- SB 330: Requiring contact information be listed on agency’s online directory and website (Maynard; Government Organization)
- SB 331: Using leashed dogs to track mortally wounded deer or bear (Maynard; Natural Resources)
- SB 332: Relating to Class Q special hunting permit for disabled persons (Maynard; Natural Resources)
- SB 333: Exempting automobiles 25 years or older from personal property taxes (Maynard; Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance)
- SB 334: Requiring Secretary of State establish searchable database for WV corporations and sole proprietorships (Maynard, Hamilton; Government Organization then Finance)
- SB 335: Notifying all persons mentioned in will before it is altered (Maynard, Hamilton; Judiciary)
- SB 336: Creating WV Motorsports Entertainment Complex Investment Act (FN) (Maynard; Finance)
- SB 337: Allowing certain correctional employees carry firearms (Weld, Clements, Maynard; Government Organization)
* (FN) indicates the bill has a Fiscal Note
* (IB) indicates the bill is an Interim Bill
Committee Action on Bills from Tuesday, January 15, 2019
10 a.m.: Military
- SB 121: Providing continued eligibility for developmental disability services to military members’ dependents
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Finance
- SB 149: Exempting certain veterans from concealed weapons license fees
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Finance
- SB 256: Allowing certain deductions from individual personal income tax refunds
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Finance
- SB 297: Extending expiration of military members’ spouses’ driver’s license
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Finance
10 a.m.: Transportation and Infrastructure
- Originating Resolution 1: Amending the Joint Rules of the Senate and House of Delegates relating to resolutions
- Resolution reported to full Senate with recommendation it be adopted; second reference to Finance
- SB 55: Relating to driving privileges and requirements for persons under 18
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
1 p.m.: Energy, Industry and Mining
- SB 164: DEP rule relating to requirements for conformity of transportation plans, programs, and projects applicable to air quality implementation plans
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 165: DEP rule relating to provisions for determination of compliance with air quality management rules
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 166: DEP rule relating to cross-state air pollution rule to control certain emissions
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- 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
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 227: Office of Miners’ Health, Safety, and Training rule relating to submission and approval of comprehensive mine safety program
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 160: DEP rule relating to ambient air quality
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 161: DEP rule relating to standards of performance for new stationary sources
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 162: DEP rule relating to control of air pollution from hazardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal facilities
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 163: DEP rule relating to emission standards for hazardous air pollutants
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 228: Office of Miners’ Health, Safety, and Training rule relating to operating diesel equipment in underground mines
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 275: Relating to sale of delinquent surface and mineral properties
- Removed from agenda
- SB 52: Entitling natural resource producers to economic opportunity tax credit
- Removed from agenda
1 p.m.: Health and Human Resources
- SB 168: DHHR rule relating to behavioral health centers
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 169: DHHR rule relating to assisted living residences
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 170: DHHR rule relating to food establishments
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 171: DHHR rule relating food manufacturing facilities
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 172: DHHR rule relating to newborn screening system
- Committee Substitute reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 174: DHHR rule relating to chronic pain management clinic licensure
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 175: DHHR rule relating to collection and exchange of overdose data
- Committee Substitute reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
- SB 176: Health Care Authority rule relating to cooperative agreement approval and compliance
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Judiciary
2 p.m.: Government Organization
- SB 3: Establishing WV Small Wireless Facilities Deployment Act
- Committee Substitute reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass
- SB 22: Adopting Revised Uniform Athlete Agents Act of 2015
- Removed from agenda
- SB 255: Relating to Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee
- Bill not taken up at this meeting
2 p.m.: Education
- SB 1: Increasing access to career education and workforce training
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass; second reference to Finance
3 p.m.: Judiciary
- SB 152: Relating generally to criminal offense expungement
- Committee Substitute reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass
- SB 17: Relating to probation eligibility
- Committee Substitute reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass
- SB 119: Specifying documents not subject to discovery in certain proceedings
- Bill reported to full Senate with recommendation it do pass
Committee times and agendas are subject to change. Follow @WVSenClerk on Twitter for updates.
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House to convene at 11 a.m.
SPECIAL CALENDAR **
On the agenda:
THIRD READING – For Passage
- H. B. 2164 – Clarifying that appeals to the Supreme Court are a matter of right
- H. B. 2351 – Relating to regulating prior authorizations
SECOND READING – Amendment Stage
- Com. Sub. for H. B. 2028 – Limiting supervision of laying of lines on state rights-of-way
- Com. Sub. for H. B. 2038 – Relating to the procedure to determine if an occupation or profession should be regulated
- Com. Sub. for H. B. 2128 – Allowing state employees to take paid leave to attend parent-teacher conference for their children
- Com. Sub. for H. B. 2183 – Clarifying where a charge of DUI may be brought against an individual
FIRST READING
- H. B. 2185 – Relating to the removal of animals left unattended in motor vehicles (Judiciary Committee Amendment Pending)
- Com. Sub. for H. B. 2307 – Relating to creating a provisional license for practicing barbering and cosmetology
Committee on the Judiciary
9:00 a.m. – Room 420M
- H. B. 2008, Relating to nonpartisan election of justices of the Supreme Court of Appeals
- H. B. 2362, Relating to procedures for voting an emergency absentee ballot by qualified voters
- H. B. 2193, Providing a specific escheat of US savings bonds
- H. B. 2423, Prohibiting certain sex offenders from being in a supervisory position over children
- H. B. 2003, Extending expungement of certain criminal convictions
Committee on Government Organization
9:00 a.m. – Room 215E
- HB 2203, West Virginia Contractor Licensing Act. (2nd reference to Judiciary)
- HB 2311, Exempting short-term license holders to submit information to the State Tax Commission once the term of the permit has expired.
- HB 2346, Changing the licensing requirement for certain casino employees
Committee on Finance
9:00 a.m. – Room 464M
- Budget hearing for the W.Va. Department of Education
2:00 p.m. – Room 464M
- Budget hearing for the Department of Administration
4:00 p.m. – Room 464M
- Budget hearing for the School Building Authority
Committee on Education
2:30 p.m. – Room 432M
- H. B. 2378, Relating generally to grounds for revocation of a teaching certificate
- H. B. 2095, Assessing the college-and career- readiness of 11th and 12th grade students
Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security
1:00 p.m. – Room 434M
- H.B. 2036, Permitting vehicles displaying disabled veterans’ special registration plates to park in places where persons with mobility impairments may park.
- H.B. 2209, Relating to allowing military veterans who meet certain qualifications to qualify for examination for licensure as an emergency medical technician.
- H.B. 2223, Relating to recognizing those in active military service as residents for the purpose of obtaining concealed carry permits while stationed at a West Virginia military installation.
- H.B. 2330, Relating to allowing military veterans with certain military ratings to qualify for examination for license as a plumber, allowing military veterans with certain military ratings to qualify for examination for license as an electrician; allowing military veterans with certain military ratings to qualify for examination for license as a sprinkler fitter in training or a journeyman sprinkler fitter.
Technology and Infrastructure
4:00 p.m. – Room 215E
House Bill 2005, Broadband Expansion Act of 2019
*** Agendas and times subject to change. ***
BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
- By Del. Pushkin – Creating the Independent Redistricting Commission of the Joint Committee on Government and Finance – To the Judiciary then Finance
- By Del. Hollen – Blue Alert Plan (FN) – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Kump, Householder, McGeehan and Cooper – Exempting certain kindergartens, preschools and school education programs that are operated by a private school from state licensure requirements – To Education then Finance
- By Del. Robinson, Dean, P. Martin, Rohrbach, Campbell, Cooper, Pack, Atkinson, Miller, Canestraro and Lovejoy – Middle School Technical Education Program Act (FN) – To Education then Finance
- By Del. Mr. Hanshaw Mr. Speaker and Miley [By Request of the Executive] – WV Invests Grant Program (FN) – To Education then Finance
- By Del. Rowe – Increasing access to career education and workforce training (FN) – To Education then Finance
- By Del. Rowe – Katherine Johnson Hope Scholarship Act (FN) – To Education then Finance
- By Del. Mr. Hanshaw Mr. Speaker and Miley [By Request of the Executive] – Creating the West Virginia Cybersecurity Office (FN) – To Technology and Infrastructure then Government Organization
- By Del. Rowe – Relating to eligibility for parole (FN) – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Rowe, Estep-Burton and Robinson – Allowing low income senior citizens to receive certain tax credits without filing a state income tax return – To Senior, Children, and Family Issues then Finance
- By Del. Paynter, Dean, Maynard, Cooper, C. Martin, McGeehan, Linville, Campbell, Storch, R. Thompson and Cadle – Redirecting excise tax revenue on bottled soft drinks from West Virginia University schools to the Public Employees Insurance Agency (FN) – To Banking and Insurance then Finance
- By Del. Kump and McGeehan – Relating to the definition of a political party for all state and local elections – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Kump, Householder, McGeehan and Cooper – Educational Equality Act (FN) – To Education then Finance
- By Del. Kump, Householder, McGeehan, Cooper and Malcolm – Providing that West Virginia will not participate in the REAL ID Act of 2005 – To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary
- By Del. Shott – Exercising authority to exempt individuals domiciled within the state from certain restrictions contained in federal law – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Williams – Creating a statutory right to petition circuit and family courts for sibling visitation – To Senior, Children, and Family Issues then the Judiciary
- By Del. Williams – Relating to cruelty to animals – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then the Judiciary
- By Del. Hollen – Issuing a certificate to correctional employees to carry firearms – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Williams – Increasing the minimum wage based upon increases in the consumer price index – To Industry and Labor then Finance
- By Del. Williams – Requiring free feminine hygiene products in grades 6 through 12 – To Education then Finance
- By Del. Fast – Providing an exemption from regulation by the Public Service Commission for motor vehicles used exclusively in the transportation of roll-off solid waste containers – To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary
- By Del. Pack, Steele, Graves, Worrell, Howell, Paynter, Caputo and C. Martin – Providing for state employees to drive veterans to and from certain appointments (FN) – To Veterans’ Affairs and Homeland Security then Finance
- By Del. Howell, Hanna, Hott, Steele, Linville, Pack, Phillips, Cadle, Worrell, Hill and Wilson – Relating to permitting nonresidents to obtain state licenses to carry a concealed deadly weapon (FN) – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Cooper, Hartman and R. Thompson – Department of Agriculture Capital Improvements Fund (FN) – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Finance
BILLS INTRODUCED
Tuesday, January 15, 2019
- By Del. Howell, Westfall, Rohrbach, Worrell, Summers, Hamrick, Ellington, Queen, Hill, Wilson and Criss – Relating to municipal home rule – To Political Subdivisions then Government Organization
- By Del. Jennings, Harshbarger, Hanna, Householder, Wilson, Foster, Ellington, McGeehan, Kessinger, Hollen and Malcolm – Eliminating the certificate of need program – To Health and Human Resources then the Judiciary
- By Del. Cowles, Harshbarger, Kump, Householder, Ellington, Hill, Wilson, Butler, Steele, Jennings and Criss – Relating to nonpartisan election of justices of the Supreme Court of Appeals – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Hamrick, Dean, Phillips, Cadle, Porterfield, Wilson, Jennings, Cooper and Espinosa – Creating a new category of Innovation in Education grant program – To Education
- By Del. Caputo – Providing an increase in compensation for natural resources police officers (FN) – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Finance
- By Del. Ellington, Summers, Pack, Atkinson, Hollen, Rohrbach, Pushkin, Walker and Fleischauer – Imposing a healthcare related provider tax on certain health care organizations (FN) – To Health and Human Resources then Finance
- By Del. Cooper, Pack, Higginbotham, Kump and Cadle – Exempting persons with valid religious objections from having their photographs taken and placed on government licenses – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Summers, Hill and Wilson – Relating to registered professional nurses – To Health and Human Resources
- By Del. Byrd – Requiring hospitals and birthing centers to also test newborn infants for spinal muscular atrophy – To Health and Human Resources
- By Del. Lovejoy, Linville, Hornbuckle, Miller, Pethtel, Worrell, Mandt, Williams, Rohrbach and Canestraro – Preserving previously approved pensions awarded through the state Municipal Policemen’s or Municipal Firemen’s Pension and Relief Funds – To Pensions and Retirement then Finance
- By Del. Howell, Hanna, Hott, Steele, Linville, Pack, Phillips, Cadle, Worrell, Hill and Wilson – Requiring county commissions to maintain websites with specific information that is available to the public at no charge (FN) – To Political Subdivisions then Government Organization
- By Del. Maynard, Azinger, Cooper, Jennings, Lovejoy, Miller, Sponaugle and Sypolt – Relating to accounting for the use of funds from state grants and from formula distributions to volunteer and part-volunteer fire departments – To Fire Departments and Emergency Medical Services then Government Organization
- By Del. Mr. Hanshaw Mr. Speaker, Bates, Miley, Nelson and Shott – Relating to criminal acts concerning government procurement of commodities and services (FN) – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Mr. Hanshaw Mr. Speaker and Miley [By Request of the Executive] – Updating meaning of federal adjusted gross income and certain other terms used in West Virginia Personal Income Tax Act – To Finance
- By Del. Mr. Hanshaw Mr. Speaker and Miley [By Request of the Executive] – Updating the meaning of federal taxable income and certain other terms used in the West Virginia Corporation Net Income Tax Act (FN) – To Finance
- By Del. Mr. Hanshaw Mr. Speaker and Miley [By Request of the Executive] – Requiring the State Board of Education to adopt a policy detailing the appropriate level of computer science instruction – To Education then Finance
- By Del. Mr. Hanshaw Mr. Speaker and Miley [By Request of the Executive] – Relating to the use of state owned rights-of-way – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Foster and Higginbotham – Clarifying that a vehicle may not be backed into a public street or highway unless it does not interfere with other traffic – To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary
- By Del. Foster, Higginbotham, Rowan, Fast, Pack, Steele, Phillips, Summers, Kessinger and Cadle – Including family court judges in the Judges’ Retirement System (FN) – To Pensions and Retirement then Finance
- By Del. Shott, Householder and Summers – Relating to the authorization to release a defendant or a person arrested upon his or her own recognizance – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Summers, Caputo, Pethtel, Pyles and Miley – Establishing the Mountaineer Trail Network Recreation Authority (FN) – To Government Organization
- By Del. Summers – Establishing a minimum monthly retirement annuity of $750 for certain retirants (FN) – To Pensions and Retirement then Finance
- By Del. Summers – Relating to the time for the observation of “Celebrate Freedom Week” – To Education
- By Del. Foster, Higginbotham, Fast, Linville, Pack, Steele, Phillips, Kessinger, Porterfield, Fleischauer and Staggers – Prohibiting certain sex offenders from being in a supervisory position over children – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Staggers, C. Thompson and S. Brown – Changing the name of the Health Care Authority to the Health Care Cost Review Authority – To Health and Human Resources then Government Organization
- By Del. C. Martin, Hamrick, Dean, Butler, Paynter, Hanna, Maynard and Fast – Defining a work day for school service personnel and removing a provision relating to employment of licensed practical nurses – To Education
- By Del. Caputo, Longstreth, Pyles, Angelucci, Boggs, Miller, Fluharty, Hartman, Miley and Swartzmiller – Giving local authorities the authority to decrease the speed limit on streets and highways where school buses travel in its jurisdiction – To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary
- By Del. Caputo, Longstreth, Pyles, Angelucci, Boggs, Miller, Campbell, Sponaugle, Hartman, Miley and Swartzmiller – Paying a monthly allotment to certain veterans (FN) – To Veterans’ Affairs and Homeland Security then Finance
- By Del. Ellington, Hill, Pack, Dean, Atkinson, Wilson, Bates, Fleischauer, Staggers and Pushkin – Creating a state administered wholesale drug importation program (FN) – To Health and Human Resources then the Judiciary
- By Del. Kump, Householder, McGeehan and Cooper – Creating the Vehicle Registration Scofflaw Elimination Program – To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary
- By Del. Kump, Householder and McGeehan – Prohibiting forcing currently owner-occupied residences to be required to participate in a public sewer or public water system (FN) – To Technology and Infrastructure then Government Organization
- By Del. Kump and Householder – Relating to eligibility in the Public Employees Retirement System for those newly elected or appointed members of the State Legislature (FN) – To Pensions and Retirement then the Judiciary
- By Del. Kump and Householder – Electing members of county school boards on a nonpartisan basis in general elections – To Education then the Judiciary
- By Del. J. Kelly, Cooper, Waxman, Atkinson, Wilson, Steele, Dean, Campbell, D. Kelly, Hanna and Fast – Modifying the school calendar to begin not earlier than Labor Day and end prior to Memorial Day – To Education
- By Del. Mr. Hanshaw Mr. Speaker, Bates, Miley, Nelson and Shott – Relating to the Commission on Special Investigations – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Mr. Hanshaw Mr. Speaker, Shott, Canestraro, Nelson, Miley and Bates – Authorizing Attorney General to prosecute violations of state criminal law recommended by the Commission on Special Investigations – To the Judiciary
- By Del. Capito – Relating to diseases in newborn children – To Health and Human Resources
- By Del. Ellington, Summers, Hill, Pack, Atkinson, Worrell, D. Jeffries and Hollen – Relating to transitioning foster children into managed care – To Health and Human Resources then the Judiciary
- By Del. Hartman – Relating generally to survivor benefits for emergency response providers (FN) – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Finance
- By Del. Maynard, Azinger, Cooper, Jennings, Lovejoy, Miller, Sponaugle and Sypolt – Relating to fire service equipment and training funds for volunteer and part-volunteer fire companies – To Fire Departments and Emergency Medical Services then Government Organization
- By Del. Hollen – Granting a veteran with a hundred percent service-connected disability a $10,000 exemption from the assessed value for one vehicle (FN) – To Veterans’ Affairs and Homeland Security then Finance
- By Del. Foster, Higginbotham, Steele, Kessinger, Howell, Fast and Cadle – Removing certain requirements related to wages for construction of public improvements (FN) – To Industry and Labor then the Judiciary
- By Del. Caputo – Increasing compensation for conservation officers (FN) – To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Finance
- By Del. Pack and Cooper – Granting the West Virginia Board of Examiners for Registered Professional Nurses the sole authority for the accreditation of nursing schools – To Health and Human Resources
- By Del. Canestraro – Prosecuting Attorney’s Detectives Act (FN) – To the Judiciary
