Providing for reimbursement to the bail bondsman for the amount of a forfeited bond under certain circumstances (Amores) (Regular)

Increasing the amount of allowable equity investments in municipal police and fire pension plans (Original similar to S. B. 69) (Michael) (Regular)

Community volunteer enrichment programs in the public schools (Campbell) (Regular)

Providing that the Division of Natural Resources may not reduce the habitat land acreage available for hunting and shooting (Amores) (Regular)

Relating to wages withheld from an employee (Amores) (Regular)

Including family court jurisdiction in all proceedings concerning grandparent visitation (Amores) (Regular)

Relating generally to the West Virginia Women's Commission (Beane) (Regular)

Relating to employing homeland security and emergency service personnel (Original similar to S. B. 664) (Amores) (Regular)

Relating to state-chartered banks' investment limitations (Original similar to H.B. 4248) (Ron Thompson) (Regular)

Continuing Board of Banking and Financial Institutions; membership qualifications (Original similar to H.B. 4250) (Ron Thompson) (Regular)

Establishing a new license plate that designates city or municipality law-enforcement departments; specifying the design and one time fee (Boggs) (Regular)

Permitting land grant university researchers performing research to plant ginseng seed and to dig, collect or gather ginseng on state public lands (Beach) (Regular)

Allowing an individual, who is at least sixteen years of age, to be in the vehicle to assist the Class Q permittee (Stemple) (Regular)

Authorizing the Division of Motor Vehicles to issue an identification card to West Virginia residents who already possess a valid driver's license (Boggs) (Regular)

Relating to qualified charitable gift annuities (Original same as S. B. 679)

Changing the filing time for a subcontractor's lien (Original similar to S. B. 696S. B. 704) (Amores) (Regular)

Relating to payment to magistrates who serve temporarily outside their elected counties (Michael) (Regular)

Relating to the compensation of secretary-clerks to family court judges (Original similar to S. B. 118) (Michael) (Regular)

Providing that active military personnel stationed in this state need not obtain a hunting, fishing or trapping permit (Michael) (Regular)

Establishing a state minimum salary supplement for professional personnel holding a nationally recognized professional certification in speech-language pathology, audiology or counseling (Original same as S. B. 246) (Michael) (July 1, 2006)

Allowing an osteopathic physician and surgeon to supervise up to three physician assistants generally (Original similar to S. B. 770) (Amores) (Regular)

Relating to the Massage Therapy Licensure Board (Original same as S. B. 423) (Beane) (Regular)

Requiring purchasers of real estate subject to tax liens to pay for notices to redeem (Amores) (Regular)

Relating to definitions and modifications of exemptions from notification and licensure with respect to lead abatement (Michael) (Regular)

Providing State Treasury Fire Protection Fund revenue to the West Virginia State Fire Chiefs Association and the West Virginia State Fireman's Association (Michael) (Regular)

Authorizing certain volunteer fire departments to establish a special fund to make awards to qualified volunteers (Amores) (Regular)

Allowing a registrant to transfer the registration of a Class C vehicle to another Class C type vehicle titled in the name of the registrant (Michael) (Regular)

Adjusting foundation allowance for transportation for projected fuel costs (Michael) (July 1, 2006)

Improving the capacity of county boards of education to provide school health services (Michael) (July 1, 2006)

Permitting the Director of the Division of Forestry to recover costs incurred in fighting fires (Original similar to S. B. 725) (Michael) (Regular)

Providing the Natural Resources Commission authority to promulgate rules to permit and regulate the hunting of white-tail deer in state parks (Judiciary Committee amendment pending) (Amores) (Regular)

Finding and declaring certain claims against the state and its agencies to be moral obligations of the state (Michael) (Effective From Passage)

Removing language requiring the commission to maintain a registry and census of persons who are deaf or hard of hearing (Beane) (Regular)

Permitting insurance fraud investigators to present criminal complaints directly to a magistrate and to extend the statute of limitations for certain insurance related misdemeanors to three years (Amores) (Regular)

Allowing for more teachers to be reimbursed for approved course work (Michael) (July 1, 2006)

Increasing the funds available for transfer to the Prepaid Tuition Trust Escrow Fund in certain circumstances (Michael) (Regular)

Creating the "special district excise tax administration fund" in the State Treasury

Relating to reports of inspections of primary and secondary schools by local boards of health (Education Committee amendment pending) (Campbell) (Regular)

Creating a Voluntary Compliance Program based on listed transactions considered abusive by the Internal Revenue Service (Original same as S. B. 646) (Michael) (Regular)

Relating to the West Virginia Retiree Health Benefit Trust Fund (Original same as S. B. 652) (Michael) (Regular)

Relating to requirements for physical education in the public schools (Campbell) (Regular)