HISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
CONSIDERED BY SENATE
(This symbol * indicates Committee Substitutes.)
ALL SENATE BILLS INTRODUCED
(This digest embraces the complete bill list
submitted. If passed, all effective ninety days
from passage unless otherwise indicated.)
1.By Sen. White, Hunter, Fanning and Minard - Authorizing Attorney General to
investigate and charge certain fuel price gouging - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Judiciary
2.By Sen. White - Relating to judges' sentencing discretion for certain youthful
offenders - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
3.By Sen. Hunter and Barnes - Providing mandatory review of life without parole
sentence by Supreme Court - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
4.By Sen. Jenkins and Barnes - Requiring Legislative Auditor evaluate Secondary
Schools Activities Commission - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education
5.By Sen. Bailey - Legalizing and regulating fireworks sale and use - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
6.By Sen. Bailey - Providing county boards of education members per diem for
mandatory education - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original
similar to H. B. No. 3177)
7.By Sen. Bailey - Establishing Flood Protection Planning Council - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Natural Resources - Referred to Finance 1/29/2008
8.By Sen. Bailey - Requiring legislative approval for road, highway or bridge
memorial designation - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
*9.By Sen. Bailey and Love - Permitting hunter safety program in public schools -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/6/2008 - To
Finance 2/6/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate 2/18/2008 - To House 2/19/2008 - To
Education then Finance - To House Finance - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 -
Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
10.By Sen. Bailey - Providing tax deduction on interest paid on student and
automobile loans - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
*11.By Sen. Bailey - Reducing state vehicles' petroleum-based fuel consumption -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - Com. sub. reported
2/20/2008 - To Finance 2/20/2008
12.By Sen. Bailey and Love - Increasing one-trip permits fee issued by State Police -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
*13.By Sen. Bailey - Relating to Dental Practice Act generally - Introduced 1/9/2008 -
To Government Organization then Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/7/2008 - To
Judiciary 2/7/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/15/2008 - Passed Senate
2/20/2008 - To House 2/21/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Government
Organization - 2nd reference dispensed - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended
- Passed House 3/5/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
14.By Sen. Bailey and Hunter - Prohibiting certain employer-sponsored political,
religious or labor communications - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original
same as H. B. No. 2346 - similar to H. B. No. 4132)
15.By Sen. Bailey and Unger - Reducing and eliminating behavioral health care
providers severance tax - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2561)
16.By Sen. Bailey, Hunter and Unger - Allowing fire departments certain expenditures
for educational and training supplies - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government
Organization then Finance
17.By Sen. Bailey - Relating to health care provider tax generally - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
18.By Sen. Foster and Hunter - Allowing paid sick leave to be used as paid family leave
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
19.By Sen. Foster - Revising immunizations requirements for school children -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
20.By Sen. Foster and Plymale - Relating to Public Employees Retirement System
generally - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions then Finance
21.By Sen. Foster - Increasing barrel tax on nonintoxicating beer - Introduced 1/9/2008
- To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 3123 and H. B. No. 4110)
22.By Sen. Foster - Providing notice of availability of owner's title insurance -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary
23.By Sen. Foster - Requiring Commissioner of Public Health assess health impact of
certain rules proposed by Department of Environmental Protection - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
24.By Sen. Foster, Stollings and Hunter - Providing public employees and retirees with
certain advanced directives of living wills and medical powers of attorney -
Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
25.By Sen. Minard and Plymale - Authorizing Commissioner of Banking enter into
contracts for providing loan reviews - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and
Insurance then Finance
26.By Sen. Bowman, Plymale, Jenkins and Hunter - Increasing public employees
retirement annuity multiplier - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions then Finance -
(original similar to H. B. No. 2003 and H. B. No. 2054)
27.By Sen. Facemyer - Increasing penalties for underage use or possession of tobacco
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
28.By Sen. Prezioso and Plymale - Relating to income withholding in child support
matters - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 3191)
29.By Sen. Prezioso, Barnes, Jenkins, Hunter and Unger - Increasing certain Division
of Corrections' employees salaries and increment pay - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4097)
30.By Sen. White and Hunter - Authorizing Attorney General to investigate and
charge certain fuel price gouging - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
31.By Sen. Guills and Barnes - Relating to castle doctrine generally - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 2564 - similar to H. B. No. 2264
and H. B. No. 2734)
32.By Sen. Sharpe - Applying consumers sales and service tax to commercial
laundries and linen and garment rental services - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
33.By Sen. Minard and Oliverio - Requiring certain lenders register with Commissioner of Banking - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance
34.By Sen. Minard - Requiring continuing education of certain consumer lenders -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary -
35.By Sen. Foster - Limiting mortgage recording tax - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
36.By Sen. Foster and Hunter - Setting time limitation on enforcement of certain real
estate liens - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
37.By Sen. Foster, White and Hunter - Relating to sale of beverages in public schools
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Education - (original
similar to H. B. No. 4051)
38.By Sen. Minard and White - Requiring advance notice of negative credit reports -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance
39.By Sen. Minard and Oliverio - Adding magistrate deputy clerk for Braxton County
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
40.By Sen. Kessler and Hunter - Preventing reduction of disability pensions for certain
Public Employees Retirement System members - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions
then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2013) - To Finance 2/7/2008
41.By Sen. Kessler, Barnes and White - Relating to false reports of domestic violence
or child abuse in child custody matters - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
42.By Sen. McKenzie, Barnes and White - Relating to criminal invasion of privacy
generally - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
43.By Sen. Boley - Providing methods for contesting biological parentage under
certain circumstances - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H. B.
No. 4002)
44.By Sen. Deem - Allowing federal adjusted gross income deduction for cost of high
deductible health plan - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
45.By Sen. Deem - Placing Science and Cultural Center under General Services
Division's authority - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance
46.By Sen. Deem - Increasing fees for certain higher education students - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Education then Finance
47.By Sen. Deem, Barnes and Oliverio - Prohibiting ATMs in video lottery
establishments - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary -
(original similar to H. B. No. 4542) - To Judiciary 2/20/2008
48.By Sen. Prezioso and Unger - Providing certain correctional officers full retirement
benefits - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original similar to H. B.
No. 2280 and H. B. No. 4111)
49.By Sen. Barnes - Expanding political party definition - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Judiciary
50.By Sen. Bailey - Authorizing Supreme Court Administrator to oversee bail
bondsmen - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
51.By Sen. Bailey - Prohibiting fire department closing without State Fire Marshal's
approval - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization
52.By Sen. Bailey, Kessler, Hunter and Foster - Relating to states' agreement to elect
president by popular vote - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H.
B. No. 4031)
*53.By Sen. Foster, Bowman, Hunter and Unger - Increasing exemption on retirement
income for certain retirees - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions then Finance -
(original similar to H. B. No. 2942, H. B. No. 4037 and H. B. No. 4122) - Com. sub.
reported 2/7/2008 - To Finance 2/7/2008
54.By Sen. Foster, White, Jenkins and Hunter - Providing one-time supplements to
annuitants at age 70 - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original
same as H. B. No. 2879, H. B. No. 4063 - similar to H. B. No. 2015)
55.By Sen. Foster - Increasing time period for lien creditors to release liens -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
56.By Sen. Love - Providing fee waivers for certain higher education students -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education then Finance
57.By Sen. Hunter - Allowing county boards of education to enter into certain
lease-purchase agreements - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education then Finance - To
Finance 1/23/2008
58.By Sen. Hunter - Removing certain exceptions in minimum wage law - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4577) - On second reading to Finance 2/21/2008
59.By Sen. Hunter and Foster - Expanding prescriptive authority of advanced nurse
practitioners - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
*60.By Sen. Jenkins and Plymale - Relating to threat of use of firearm or other deadly
weapon as element of first-degree robbery - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary -
Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To
Judiciary
61.By Sen. Jenkins and Plymale - Relating to theft of certain utility services -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
62.By Sen. Barnes - Removing exemption for certain salvage yards from screening
provisions - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary
- (original same as H. B. No. 3084)
63.By Sen. Guills and Barnes - Prohibiting subsidies to entities performing abortions
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
64.By Sen. Barnes - Prohibiting dispensing of public moneys within ninety days of
election - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
*65.By Sen. Oliverio, Chafin, Edgell, Wells, Minard and Fanning - Establishing school
uniforms incentive plan pilot program - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education then
Finance - To Finance 1/23/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - Amended - Passed
Senate with amended title 2/26/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/27/2008 -
To Education then Finance
66.By Sen. Love and Unger - Establishing relocation assistance program for certain
correctional officers - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
67.By Sen. Foster - Providing notice of availability of owner's title insurance -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary
68.By Sen. Hunter and White - Providing one-time option for certain Defined
Contribution Retirement System members to opt in to State Teachers Retirement
System - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original similar to H. B.
No. 4154)
69.By Sen. Hunter and Unger - Increasing state employees' annual increment pay -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2995)
70.By Sen. Jenkins - Providing temporary detention of certain criminal suspects -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 2785)
71.By Sen. Jenkins - Requiring jobs impact statement for certain proposed legislation
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Economic Development then Judiciary - (original similar
to H. B. No. 4673)
72.By Sen. Jenkins - Expanding Route 2 and Interstate 68 Authority territory -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization - Passed Senate 1/29/2008 - To
House 1/30/2008 - To Government Organization - To House Judiciary - Amended -
Passed House 3/7/2008 - Title amended - Senate refused to concur in House
amendment 3/8/2008 - House refused to recede and requested conference 3/8/2008 -
To conference 3/8/2008 - Senate adopted conference report and rejected bill 3/8/2008
73.By Sen. Jenkins and Plymale - Requiring defendants pay certain costs of
incarceration - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No.
3194)
74.By Sen. Barnes and Stollings - Providing tax credit to certain medical providers -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2177)
75.By Sen. Bailey - Regulating use of automobile event data recorders - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
76.By Sen. Hunter - Creating Office of Family and Foster Child Protection
Ombudsman - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
77.By Sen. Hunter and White - Providing supplemental benefit to certain public
employee and teacher retirees - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions then Finance
78.By Sen. Hunter - Prohibiting issuance of new business registration certificate
under certain circumstances - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
79.By Sen. Hunter - Subtracting Social Security benefits from federal adjusted gross
income - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4369 - similar
to H. B. No. 2810 and H. B. No. 3050)
80.By Sen. Hunter - Providing adjoining landowners notice of timbering operations
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Natural Resources
81.By Sen. Hunter - Prohibiting nursing services' insurers from limiting definition of
scope of practice for benefit determination purposes - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Banking and Insurance
82.By Sen. Hunter - Allowing advanced nurse practitioners sign do-not-resuscitate
orders - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
83.By Sen. Hunter - Allowing advanced nurse practitioners sign death certificates -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
84.By Sen. Chafin - Creating misdemeanor offense of interference with treatment of
injured railroad employee - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as
H. B. No. 2994)
85.By Sen. Chafin - Relating to information technology donations - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Finance
86.By Sen. Facemyer - Increasing maximum weight for six-axle tractor trailers -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary
87.By Sen. Facemyer - Creating Transition Program for Tobacco Farmers -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Agriculture then Finance
*88.By Sen. Oliverio and Unger - Creating brownfield economic development districts
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Economic Development then Finance - On second reading
to Finance 2/21/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To
House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed
House 3/5/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
89.By Sen. Love - Requiring medical means to preserve life of fetus aborted alive -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
90.By Sen. Love - Exempting certain insurance agents from continuing education
requirement - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary
91.By Sen. Prezioso, White, Stollings, Jenkins, Oliverio, Hunter, Unger, Foster and Green
- Reducing ratio of school nurses to school children - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Education then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2730)
92.By Sen. Prezioso, Bowman and Unger - Relating to parental notification for
unemancipated minor obtaining abortion - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and
Human Resources then Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 3128 -
similar to H. B. No. 2151)
93.By Sen. Boley and Unger - Relating to handicapped parking violations - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - (original similar to H.
B. No. 3053)
94.By Sen. Minard - Relating to mortgage loan procedures generally - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance
95.By Sen. Prezioso, Hunter and Unger - Providing public employees retirement credit
for armed forces service - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original
similar to H. B. No. 2238 and H. B. No. 3209)
96.By Sen. Prezioso, Stollings and Oliverio - Prohibiting smoking in motor vehicle
when child under 14 present - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 2803)
97.By Sen. Bowman - Requiring sheriff post notice on delinquent real estate -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
98.By Sen. Bowman - Relating to gambling and lottery losses - Introduced 1/9/2008 -
To Judiciary then Finance
99.By Sen. Bowman - Allocating funding for transporting students to certain
activities - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original similar to H.
B. No. 2582)
100.By Sen. Bowman - Providing personal income tax adjustment for certain retirees
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions then Finance
101.By Sen. Minard - Exempting nonprofit companies providing electricity from
property tax - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To
House 2/27/2008 - To Finance - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amendments
pending - Passed House 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/20/08
102.By Sen. Minard, Kessler, Facemyer, Oliverio and Unger - Relating to Jackson's Mill
4-H Camp Checkoff Program - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance - (original same as
H. B. No. 4646)
103.By Sen. Facemyer - Granting municipal courts jurisdiction over juveniles violating
tobacco use laws - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
104.By Sen. Kessler and White - Relating to limited arrest powers for day report
officers - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
105.By Sen. Kessler, Plymale and White - Relating to stalking offense generally -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4484)
106.By Sen. Kessler and Hunter - Disclosing employers in default of unemployment
compensation payments - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
107.By Sen. Kessler, White, Bowman and Hunter - Prohibiting use of credit score in
casualty insurance rates - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance - (original
similar to H. B. No. 2034 and H. B. No. 2880)
108.By Sen. McCabe and Barnes - Requiring background checks on real estate licensing
applicants - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
109.By Sen. Facemyer - Setting imprisonment term for malicious assault of certain
officers - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 2197, H.
B. No. 2200, H. B. No. 2906 and H. B. No. 4103)
110.By Sen. Facemyer - Providing automatic court-ordered transfer of marital
property upon divorce decree - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
111.By Sen. Facemyer - Exempting certain professional and personal services from
consumers sales and service tax - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
112.By Sen. Bailey and Kessler - Prohibiting driving in passing lane of highway in
certain circumstances - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
113.By Sen. Deem, Barnes, White and Hunter - Allowing county commissions to regulate
and restrict locations of video lottery establishments - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Judiciary then Finance
114.By Sen. Foster - Excluding horses from farm livestock exemption to prohibition
against animal cruelty - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Agriculture then Judiciary
115.By Sen. Sypolt and Barnes - Allowing pharmacists to refuse to dispense certain
abortion-related prescriptions - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 2092)
116.By Sen. Love and Barnes - Requiring nonresident hunters provide proof of hunting
license in resident state - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Natural Resources
117.By Sen. White and Hunter - Creating Small Tourism Business Development Act -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Economic Development then Finance
118.By Sen. Love - Relating to reasonable force in defense of self, real and personal
property - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
119.By Sen. Love - Authorizing Public Service Commission to order acquisition of
failed water and sewer utilities - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 3210)
120.By Sen. Love - Requiring quarterly safety inspections of propane tanks -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
121.By Sen. Stollings, Plymale, Foster and Jenkins - Standardizing preferred drug lists
and formularies - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Finance
122.By Sen. Hunter - Providing nonrefundable earned income tax credit for certain
taxpayers - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance
123.By Sen. Hunter - Creating Infection Control Advisory Panel - Introduced 1/9/2008
- To Health and Human Resources then Finance
124.By Sen. Hunter - Prohibiting timbering operations near native brook trout streams
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Natural Resources
125.By Sen. Hunter - Requiring PEIA Finance Board provide retirees' medical and
prescription coverage in certain circumstances - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Pensions
then Finance
126.By Sen. Hunter - Requiring state-subsidized employers remain neutral in labor
disputes - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
127.By Sen. Jenkins - Limiting certain asbestos claims - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4046 - similar to H. B. No. 2762)
128.By Sen. Bailey - Prohibiting fractional pricing of retail gasoline sales - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - (original similar to H.
B. No. 3142)
129.By Sen. Bailey, Barnes and Fanning - Designating English official state language -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 3261)
130.By Sen. Bailey and Hunter - Requiring health insurance plans cover smoking
cessation services - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance
131.By Sen. Jenkins - Imposing taxes on certain illegal substances - Introduced 1/9/2008
- To Finance
132.By Sen. Deem - Requiring principals take responsibility and control over teacher's
classroom performance - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education
*133.By Sen. Plymale - Relating to payment in lieu of property tax agreements -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/8/2008 - To
Finance 2/8/2008
134.By Sen. Prezioso, Foster and Hunter - Providing penalties for failure to report to
Alzheimer's Disease Registry - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
135.By Sen. McCabe, Foster and White - Establishing returnable beverage container
deposit program - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar
to H. B. No. 2773)
136.By Sen. Sypolt and Love - Deleting provision banning weapons on State Capitol
property - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
137.By Sen. Guills and Foster - Prohibiting use of handheld cell phone while driving -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - (original
similar to H. B. No. 4047)
138.By Sen. Bailey and Hunter - Prohibiting sale of candy- or fruit-flavored cigarettes
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary -
139.By Sen. Foster, Jenkins, Hunter and Unger - Creating fund to reimburse National
Guard group life insurance premiums - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and
Insurance then Finance - To Finance 2/13/2008
140.By Sen. Foster - Creating Physicians' Lien Act - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
141.By Sen. Foster - Increasing tax on alcohol purchases outside corporate municipal
limits - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original
similar to H. B. No. 4556)
*142.By Sen. Kessler - Relating to limited expungement of certain criminal records -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended
- Passed House 3/7/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and
passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
143.By Sen. Deem - Relating to abandoned vehicles generally - Introduced 1/9/2008 -
To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary
144.By Sen. Deem - Allowing federal adjusted gross income deduction for health
insurance expenses - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Finance
*145.By Sen. Love, Green, Prezioso, Sypolt, Boley, Unger, Jenkins, Bowman, Tomblin (Mr.
President), Plymale, Kessler, Chafin, Wells, Oliverio, Guills, Facemyer, McKenzie,
Edgell, Foster, Deem, Fanning, Barnes, McCabe, Caruth, Hunter, Helmick, Bailey,
Yoder, Sharpe, Minard, White, Stollings, Hall and Sprouse - Relating to reasonable
force in defense of self, real and personal property - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/14/2008 - Passed Senate 2/19/2008 - Effective from
passage - To House 2/20/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 2/28/2008 - Passed House
2/28/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor
3/12/08
146.By Sen. Kessler and Bowman - Requiring insurers provide full autism spectrum
disorder coverage - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance -
(original same as H. B. No. 3086 - similar to H. B. No. 4091)
147.By Sen. Prezioso, Foster, Jenkins and Oliverio - Relating to Management of Pain Act
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
148.By Sen. Hunter - Increasing distance beer and video lottery retailer licensees must
be located from school or church - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - (original
similar to H. B. No. 2426)
149.By Sen. Sypolt - Prohibiting certain state medical facilities from performing
abortions - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Health and Human Resources - (original similar
to H. B. No. 2138)
*150.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Budget
bill - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance 1/9/2008 - (original same as H. B. No. 4014)
- Com. sub. reported 3/5/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/6/2008
- Effective from passage - To House 3/7/2008 - Reference dispensed - Amended -
Passed House 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate refused to concur in House
amendment 3/8/2008 - House refused to recede and requested conference 3/8/2008 -
To conference 3/9/2008 - Senate adopted conference report and passed bill 3/16/2008
- Effective from passage - House adopted conference report and passed bill 3/16/2008
- Effect from passage - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor with deletions
and reductions 3/21/08
151.By Sen. Edgell, Yoder, Bowman, Hunter and Kessler - Increasing basic
compensation of legislators - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Finance - (original similar
to H. B. No. 4076)
152.By Sen. Sypolt - Requiring certain law-enforcement officers receive nationwide
concealed firearm's certification - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary - (original
similar to H. B. No. 4285) - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - Effective from passage - To
House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary
153.By Sen. Unger - Creating GED incentives - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Education then
Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2215)
154.By Sen. Unger, Foster and Hunter - Creating life insurance reimbursement fund for
National Guard members - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then
Finance
155.By Sen. Unger and Stollings - Creating Volunteer Firefighter Length of Service Act
- Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - To Pensions 1/10/2008
*156.By Sen. Unger and Hunter - Providing tuition waivers for children and spouses of
certain National Guard and active duty military personnel - Introduced 1/10/2008
- To Education then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/15/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed
- Passed Senate 2/20/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/21/2008 - To
Education then Finance
157.By Sen. Unger - Requiring employees selling alcohol take alcohol awareness course
- Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
158.By Sen. Sprouse - Prohibiting convicted murderer from living near victim's family
- Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
159.By Sen. Foster, McCabe and Plymale - Establishing Voluntary Retirement Accounts
Program - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Pensions then Finance
160.By Sen. Sprouse - Creating felony offense of intrastate employee transfer of child
sex offender - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
*161.By Sen. Prezioso and Edgell - Relating to payment of certain GED fees - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4477) - Com. sub.
reported 1/25/2008 - Recommitted to Finance on 2nd reading 2/29/2008
162.By Sen. Hunter and Stollings - Creating DUI court program alternatives -
Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
163.By Sen. Hunter - Establishing Criminal Justice Policy Council - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
164.By Sen. Barnes - Relating to humane officers' seizing certain cats - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
165.By Sen. Oliverio - Relating to school employees' donated personal leave days -
Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Education then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed -
Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 2/21/2008 - To House 2/22/2008 - To
Education then Finance - To House Finance 2/28/2008
166.By Sen. White and Hunter - Providing whistle-blower protection for reporting
unsafe mine conditions - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H.
B. No. 4025)
167.By Sen. Oliverio and Foster - Authorizing municipalities to enter into energy-saving
contracts - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance -
(original similar to H. B. No. 4028) - To Finance 1/31/2008
168.By Sen. Barnes and Yoder - Relating to municipality land annexation without
election - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary -
(original similar to H. B. No. 3133)
169.By Sen. Hunter and Foster - Relating to predatory lending practices - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No.
4007)
170.By Sen. Bailey and Foster - Creating additional early voting locations - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4312)
171.By Sen. Unger - Setting new age requirements for automobile insurance premium
reductions - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Banking and Insurance
172.By Sen. Kessler, Stollings, Edgell, Plymale, Jenkins, Minard, Oliverio, Hunter, Yoder
and Barnes - Authorizing allocated revenues to fund volunteer firemen pensions
- Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - To Finance 2/18/2008
173.By Sen. Unger - Creating Food Security Act - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Agriculture
then Finance
174.By Sen. Unger and Love - Removing scholarship funds' cap for dependent children
of deceased State Police - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Pensions then Finance
175.By Sen. Unger - Increasing relocation expense allocation for State Police -
Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Finance
176.By Sen. Unger, Hunter and Love - Authorizing municipalities to provide free
parking for certain veterans - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Government Organization
then Finance
177.By Sen. Unger and Hunter - Providing criminal penalty for parental controlled
substance activity with child present - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
178.By Sen. Sypolt - Relating to concealed handgun licenses generally - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
179.By Sen. Kessler and Edgell - Relating to Patriot Guard Riders license plate -
Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance - (original
similar to H. B. No. 3011)
180.By Sen. McKenzie and Bowman - Relating to Wheeling Jesuit University license
plate - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance
181.By Sen. Prezioso, Stollings, Foster and Hunter - Providing funding for programs
discouraging tobacco use - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Finance
182.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Relating
to coal mine health and safety generally - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary -
(original same as H. B. No. 4021)
183.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Updating
meaning of certain terms used in WV Personal Income Tax Act - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4016)
184.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Updating
meaning of certain terms used in WV Corporation Net Income Tax Act -
Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4017)
*185.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Clarifying mental conditions which prohibit firearms' possession and creating
state registry of such persons - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same
as H. B. No. 4020) - Com. sub. reported 2/18/2008 - Deferred to Foot on 1st Reading
- Amended - Amended - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary
- Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*186.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Relating
to Small Business Linked Deposit Program - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Economic
Development then Government Organization - (original same as H. B. No. 4018) -
Com. sub. reported 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization 1/31/2008
187.By Sen. Prezioso - Relating to child abuse and neglect generally - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 2713 and H. B. No. 4102)
188.By Sen. Yoder - Requiring retired law-enforcement recertify firearm license -
Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
189.By Sen. Hunter - Exempting senior citizens from home heating fuels' sales tax -
Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Finance
190.By Sen. Hunter - Relating to DUI laws - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary then
Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 3192 and H. B. No. 4492)
191.By Sen. Oliverio - Allowing districts' certain substitute teacher hiring flexibility
in critical need areas - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Education then Finance
192.By Sen. Oliverio and Love - Allowing county school boards' substitute service
personnel placement flexibility - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Education then Finance
- (original same as H. B. No. 4631)
*193.By Sen. Minard - Allowing lenders' sale of membership plans - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Banking and Insurance - Com. sub. reported 2/13/2008 - Passed Senate
2/18/2008 - To House 2/19/2008 - To Judiciary
*194.By Sen. Hunter - Providing electronic instructional materials to certain students
- Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Education then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008
- 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - Effective from passage - To
House 2/26/2008 - To Education then Finance
195.By Sen. White - Imposing certain penalties for Freedom of Information Act
noncompliance - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
196.By Sen. Hunter - Requiring certain colorectal screening and third-party
reimbursement - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance
197.By Sen. Hunter - Requiring county residence on driver's license - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary
198.By Sen. Yoder - Exempting certain amounts of state pensions and Social Security
benefits from state income tax - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Pensions then Finance -
(original same as H. B. No. 4493 - similar to H. B. No. 4109, H. B. No. 4122 and H.
B. No. 4615)
199.By Sen. Green, Plymale, Wells, Love, White, Fanning and Hunter - Rescinding
student financial assistance due to certain alcohol violations - Introduced 1/10/2008
- To Education then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4159)
200.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Modifying certain civil actions - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same
as H. B. No. 4019)
*201.By Sen. Foster - Providing terms for certain public retirement benefits
disqualification - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original same
as H. B. No. 4044) - Com. sub. reported 1/17/2008 - To Finance 1/17/2008 - Com. sub.
for com. sub. reported 2/14/2008 - Passed Senate 2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008 -
To Pensions and Retirement then Finance - To House Finance - Amended - Passed
House 3/6/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
202.By Sen. Fanning - Requiring certain acupuncture treatment insurance coverage
- Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance
203.By Sen. Hunter and Bailey - Updating trust deed foreclosure process - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4563)
204.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
Indigent Defense Commission - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same
as H. B. No. 4022)
205.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Establishing driver's license denial or suspension for students who fail or
withdraw from school - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Education then Judiciary -
(original same as H. B. No. 4023)
206.By Sen. Kessler, Jenkins, Unger, Plymale and Hunter - Providing allocated Fire
Protection Fund revenue to Fire Chief's and Fireman's Associations for certain
expenses - Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance - (original
similar to H. B. No. 2704)
*207.By Sen. Foster and Plymale - Relating to Deputy Sheriff Retirement System Act -
Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4043)
- To Finance 1/24/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/14/2008 - Passed Senate 2/19/2008 -
To House 2/20/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Amended - Passed House
3/6/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/21/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
*208.By Sen. Foster and Plymale - Clarifying all Consolidated Public Retirement Board
systems are included in employer pick-up provisions - Introduced 1/11/2008 - To
Pensions then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4045) - To Finance 1/24/2008 -
Com. sub. reported 2/14/2008 - Passed Senate 2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008 - To
Pensions and Retirement then Finance - To House Finance - Passed House 3/6/2008
- To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
209.By Sen. Foster and Jenkins - Creating Smoke Free West Virginia Act - Introduced
1/11/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary
210.By Sen. Hunter, Jenkins, Wells and Unger - Exempting military retirement pensions
from state income tax - Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original
similar to H. B. No. 4585)
211.By Sen. Bailey, Hunter and Unger - Providing state income tax exemptions to
retirees - Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Pensions then Finance
212.By Sen. Foster, Green, Jenkins, Deem, Stollings, Wells, Hunter and Plymale -
Requiring vision screening for driver's license renewal - Introduced 1/11/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4069) -
To Judiciary 2/6/2008
213.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Requiring Promise Scholarship repayments under certain circumstances -
Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4033)
214.By Sen. Bailey, Jenkins, Love and Hunter - Authorizing State Police to enforce
immigration laws - Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Judiciary
215.By Sen. Bailey - Reducing behavioral health care provider's severance tax -
Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2561)
*216.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Eliminating certain coalbed methane tax exemptions under Severance and
Business Privilege Tax Act - Introduced 1/14/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining
then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4041) - Com. sub. reported 2/14/2008 - To Finance 2/14/2008
217.By Sen. Jenkins and Guills - Reducing compliance time for nonresident traffic
violations - Introduced 1/15/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4330)
- Passed Senate 2/4/2008 - To House 2/5/2008 - To Roads and Transportation then
Judiciary - To House Judiciary - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended
- Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - To Governor
3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
218.By Sen. McCabe, Guills and Jenkins - Relating to nonpartisan election of Supreme
Court justices and circuit court judges - Introduced 1/15/2008 - To Judiciary -
(original same as H. B. No. 4650 - similar to H. B. No. 2950)
219.By Sen. Hunter - Relating to county development fees - Introduced 1/15/2008 - To
Economic Development then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4455)
220.By Sen. Facemyer - Creating Asbestos Claims Transparency Act - Introduced
1/16/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4049)
221.By Sen. Prezioso, Foster, Hunter, Sharpe, Stollings, Boley, Caruth, Jenkins, Wells and
Kessler - Creating Uniform Maternal Screening Act - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4052)
222.By Sen. Prezioso, Stollings, Foster, Jenkins, Caruth, Sprouse, Hunter, Wells, McCabe,
Love and Deem - Permitting only healthy beverages and snacks in schools -
Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Education - (original
same as H. B. No. 4051)
*223.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
Teacher Shortage Incentive Pilot Program - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Education
then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4055) - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - On
second reading to Finance 2/20/2008
*224.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
Joint Emergency Services Act of 2008 - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Government
Organization then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4057) - Com. sub. reported
2/20/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title
2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Passed
House 3/7/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed
bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
225.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Establishing supplementary salary schedule for certain teachers - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4056)
226.By Sen. Foster, Plymale, Hunter and Deem - Relating to Public Employees
Retirement System - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original
same as H. B. No. 4082)
*227.By Sen. Foster, Deem, Hunter and Plymale - Relating to State Teachers Retirement
System - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original same as H. B.
No. 4081) - To Finance 2/18/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Amended -
Passed House 3/6/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
228.By Sen. Barnes, Yoder and Love - Clarifying concealed handgun license reciprocity
- Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Interstate Cooperation then Judiciary - (original same as
H. B. No. 4683)
229.By Sen. Barnes - Excluding certain teachers from seniority reduction requirements
- Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Education then Finance
*230.By Sen. Barnes - Relating to concealed weapons' licenses - Introduced 1/16/2008 -
To Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed
- Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/26/2008 - To
Judiciary
231.By Sen. Barnes, Bailey, Wells and Deem - Relating to "In God We Trust" license
plate - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance -
(original similar to H. B. No. 4008)
232.By Sen. Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Wells, Deem, McKenzie, Yoder and Bowman
- Modifying private clubs' closing time - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Judiciary then
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4070 - similar to H. B. No. 2135)
233.By Sen. Foster - Requiring notice of mechanic's lien before purchase - Introduced
1/16/2008 - To Judiciary
*234.By Sen. Prezioso, Foster, Hunter, Sharpe, Stollings, Boley, Caruth, Jenkins and Kessler
- Creating Maternal Mortality Review Team - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Health and
Human Resources - (original same as H. B. No. 4071) - Com. sub. reported 1/25/2008
- Passed Senate 1/30/2008 - To House 1/31/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Judiciary - 2nd reference dispensed - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended
- Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and
passed bill 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*235.By Sen. Prezioso, Stollings, Foster, Jenkins, Caruth, Sprouse, Wells, Hunter, Yoder,
McCabe, Plymale, Love and Kessler - Creating Office for Oral Health - Introduced
1/16/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original same as H. B. No.
4074) - Com. sub. reported 2/18/2008 - To Finance 2/18/2008 - Recommitted to
Government Organization on 3rd reading 2/29/2008
236.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, Oliverio, Plymale, White and Love - Eliminating obsolete
election language - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate 1/29/2008 -
To House 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House
3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/07 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
237.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, White and Plymale - Repealing county officers' annual
report requirement of certain expenditures - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Government
Organization then Finance - To Finance 1/31/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To
House 2/26/2008 - To Political Subdivisions then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed
- On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
238.By Sen. Kessler - Increasing monetary limit to file circuit court suit - Introduced
1/16/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title
1/28/2008 - To House 1/29/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special Calendar -
Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/20/08
*239.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
Senior Citizen Property Tax Payment Deferment Act - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4061) - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - Amended
- Amended - Removed from calendar by action of Committee on Rules - Amended -
Passed Senate with amended title 2/27/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House
2/28/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Amended - Amended on 3rd reading
- Passed House 3/8/2008 - Title amended - Effective July 1, 2008 - Senate concurred
in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor
3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
240.By Sen. Kessler, McCabe, Edgell, Plymale, Unger, Jenkins, Foster, Hunter, White,
Wells, Sprouse, Love, Guills and Stollings - Creating WV Public Campaign
Financing Act - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar
to H. B. No. 4050)
241.By Sen. Kessler, Unger, Love, Hunter and Green - Requiring consumers' notification
of information security breach - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 2175)
*242.By Sen. White, Kessler, Stollings and Hunter - Allowing point deduction for certain
licensees attending defensive driving class - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure - Com. sub. reported 2/6/2008 - Passed Senate
2/11/2008 - To House 2/12/2008 - To Roads and Transportation then Judiciary - To
House Judiciary - Passed House 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Vetoed by Governor
3/28/08
*243.By Sen. Kessler - Clarifying administrative circuit clerk fees - Introduced 1/17/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub. reported 1/24/2008 - To Finance 1/24/2008
244.By Sen. Jenkins, Caruth, Minard, Stollings, Sypolt, Wells, Foster, Guills and Plymale
- Creating Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act - Introduced
1/17/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4080)
245.By Sen. Yoder, Prezioso, Barnes, Bowman, Unger and Stollings - Providing
corporate net income tax credit for certain insurance policies - Introduced
1/17/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No.
2829 and H. B. No. 4595)
246.By Sen. Yoder, Barnes and Unger - Providing cap on one year property assessment
increase - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original similar to H.
B. No. 2022, H. B. No. 3000 and H. B. No. 4397)
247.By Sen. White, Unger and Hunter - Divesting state money from companies doing
business in countries sponsoring terrorist activities - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To
Pensions then Finance -
*248.By Sen. Barnes, Unger, Yoder, Hunter, McKenzie, Kessler, Prezioso, Foster, Sprouse,
Boley, Edgell, Love, Guills, Plymale, Jenkins and Green - Providing state will not
participate in Real ID Act of 2005 - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 3219) - Com. sub. reported
2/21/2008 - On second reading to Finance 2/21/2008 - Removed from calendar by
action of Committee on Rules - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - Effective from passage - To
House 2/28/2008 - To Roads and Transportation then Judiciary
249.By Sen. Yoder, Barnes, Unger and Love - Providing State Police housing
supplement - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 2828)
250.By Sen. Unger - Compensating State Police for call-back time - Introduced
1/17/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4347)
*251.By Sen. Sypolt and Bowman - Relating to land surveyors' licensing - Introduced
1/18/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/8/2008
- To Finance 2/8/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To
House 2/28/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
252.By Sen. Barnes, Yoder, Bailey, Love, Fanning and Sypolt - Prohibiting straw
purchases of firearms - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Judiciary
253.By Sen. Sypolt - Defining "survey foot" - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Interstate
Cooperation - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House
2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Passed House 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
254.By Sen. Bowman - Eliminating PEIA's purchasing laws exemption - Introduced
1/18/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
255.By Sen. Sypolt, Bailey, Love, McCabe, Yoder, Stollings and Hunter - Absolving
landowner's liability for hunter's injuries - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Natural
Resources then Judiciary
256.By Sen. Love, Hunter, White and McKenzie - Allowing suspended licensees' limited
driving privileges - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
1/18/2008
257.By Sen. Love, Hunter, White, McKenzie and Minard - Repealing outdated
penitentiary code provisions - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same
as H. B. No. 4100) - Passed Senate 1/28/2008 - To House 1/29/2008 - To Judiciary -
On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 2/15/2008 - To Governor 2/21/08 -
Approved by Governor 2/27/08
258.By Sen. Love, Hunter, White, McKenzie and Minard - Repealing outdated code
provisions relating to Huttonsville Correctional Center - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To
Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4101) - Passed Senate 1/28/2008 - To House
1/29/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 2/14/2008
- To Governor 2/21/08 - Approved by Governor 2/27/08
259.By Sen. Love, Green, Hunter, McKenzie, White, Minard and Jenkins - Limiting
regional jail per diem incarceration rate for partial days - Introduced 1/18/2008 -
To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4105 - similar to H. B. No.
2925) - To Finance 1/30/2008
260.By Sen. Love, Hunter, McKenzie and White - Authorizing Supreme Court to
establish uniform bail schedule - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4106 and H. B. No. 4326)
261.By Sen. Foster - Validating transfer of after-acquired property - Introduced
1/18/2008 - To Judiciary
262.By Sen. Love, Hunter, McKenzie, White and Minard - Repealing outdated code
provisions relating to Denmar State Hospital - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Judiciary
- (original same as H. B. No. 4107) - Passed Senate 1/28/2008 - To House 1/29/2008
- To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 2/14/2008 - To
Governor 2/21/08 - Approved by Governor 2/27/08
263.By Sen. Love, Green, Hunter, McKenzie, White and Minard - Updating certain code
provisions relating to Division of Corrections - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Judiciary
- (original same as H. B. No. 4114) - Passed Senate 1/28/2008 - To House 1/29/2008
- To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Read 1st then recommitted to
Judiciary 2/20/2008 - Com. amendment pending 3/3/2008 - Amended - Passed House
3/5/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
264.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Authorizing job-related training reimbursement for certain state employees -
Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original same as
H. B. No. 4094)
*265.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
Special Aircraft Property Valuation Act - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Economic
Development then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4093) - To Finance 1/30/2008
- Com. sub. reported 2/19/2008 - Passed Senate 2/22/2008 - To House 2/24/2008 - To
Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/28/08
266.By Sen. Love, Green, Hunter, McKenzie, White, Kessler, Minard and Unger -
Exempting correctional officer retirees' retirement income from gross income -
Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2475)
267.By Sen. Love, Hunter, White, McKenzie, Minard, Stollings, Kessler and Jenkins -
Providing retention salary increases for Division of Corrections' and Division of
Juvenile Services' employees - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Finance - (original same
as H. B. No. 4097)
268.By Sen. Love, Hunter, McKenzie, White and Minard - Allowing certain emergency
vehicles' use of red flashing lights - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure - (original same as H. B. No. 4099)
*269.By Sen. Hunter, Yoder, Foster and Unger - Authorizing certain tax credit for new
teachers in critical needs areas - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Education then Finance
- (original same as H. B. No. 4015) - Com. sub. reported 2/15/2008 - To Finance
2/15/2008
270.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter and Unger - Eliminating provisions requiring circuit clerks
handle and disburse inmate moneys - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed
Senate 1/29/2008 - To House 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special
Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/20/08
271.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, Chafin, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Minard, Stollings,
Wells, Barnes, Deem, Hall, McKenzie and Yoder (Originating in Senate Judiciary) -
Establishing grievance procedure for State Police - Introduced 1/18/2008 - Passed
Senate 1/23/2008 - To House 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special
Calendar - Passed House 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/20/08
272.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, Chafin, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Minard, Stollings,
Wells, Barnes, Deem, Hall, McKenzie and Yoder (Originating in Senate Judiciary) -
Clarifying "telemarketing solicitation" definition - Introduced 1/18/2008 - Passed
Senate 1/23/2008 - To House 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special
Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/20/08
273.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, Chafin, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Minard, Stollings,
Wells, Barnes, Deem, Hall, McKenzie and Yoder (Originating in Senate Judiciary) -
Clarifying statutory references - Introduced 1/18/2008 - Passed Senate with amended
title 1/23/2008 - To House 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No.
4300)
274.By Sen. Unger, Hunter and Kessler - Providing certain animal cruelty protections
- Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4344)
275.By Sen. Minard - Providing Division of Banking notification of state banks' and
holding companies' applications for out-of-state bank acquisitions - Introduced
1/21/2008 - To Banking and Insurance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2517) -
Recommitted to Banking and Insurance on 2nd reading 2/5/2008
276.By Sen. Bowman, Helmick, Prezioso, Unger, Facemyer, Guills and Plymale -
Modifying time frame for public defenders' submitted reimbursement claims -
Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
277.By Sen. Foster, Hunter and Kessler - Authorizing Supreme Court to appoint senior
status magistrate assistants - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
*278.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Establishing special license for health care professionals volunteering services -
Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (original
same as H. B. No. 4129) - Com. sub. reported 2/15/2008 - To Judiciary 2/15/2008
279.By Sen. Bowman - Separating Bureau for Public Health Commissioner and State
Health Officer positions - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance
*280.By Sen. McCabe, Bailey, Foster and Plymale - Relating to Municipal Economic
Opportunity Development District Act - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Economic
Development then Finance - To Finance 2/6/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 -
Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008
- Amended - Laid over until 3/8/08 - Passed House 3/8/2008 - Title amended - Senate
concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
281.By Sen. Sypolt - Relating to land surveyors' liability upon entering railroad
property - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Judiciary
282.By Sen. Jenkins, Bailey, Plymale, Stollings, Barnes, Boley, Bowman, Green,
McKenzie, Kessler and Love - Regulating professional employer organizations -
Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original same as
H. B. No. 4079)
283.By Sen. Sypolt and Stollings - Modifying low-income qualifier for senior citizens'
homestead tax credit - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B.
No. 2559 and H. B. No. 3172)
284.By Sen. Sypolt - Relating to land surveyors' liability upon entering railroad
property - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Judiciary
*285.By Sen. Unger, Foster, Love and Kessler - Relating to State Police Retirement
System - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original same as H. B.
No. 4471) - Com. sub. reported 2/7/2008 - To Finance 2/7/2008
*286.By Sen. Prezioso, Bailey, Edgell, Foster, Hunter, Kessler, Minard, Unger, Deem,
Guills, Yoder, Love, McCabe, Plymale and Jenkins - Providing adult and child
protective services workers personal immunity from civil liability - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (original similar to H.
B. No. 4104) - To Judiciary 1/25/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate
2/27/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st
time 3/3/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate
concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*287.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Establishing West Virginia Research Trust Fund - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To
Education then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4130) - Com. sub. reported
2/13/2008 - To Finance 2/13/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 -
Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance
- Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - House
reconsidered effective date and passage - On 3rd reading, Special Calendar 3/7/2008
- Amended - Read 3rd time 3/7/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage
- Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective from
passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
288.By Sen. Foster and Stollings - Relating to tobacco usage restrictions - Introduced
1/22/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4134 and H. B. No. 4652)
289.By Sen. Bailey and Love - Mandating drivers' license examination administered
in English - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary
290.By Sen. Foster, Stollings, Jenkins, Bowman, Prezioso, Green, Plymale and Deem -
Creating felony offense of unauthorized practice of certain health care professions
- Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4166) - Passed
Senate 2/18/2008 - To House 2/19/2008 - To Judiciary
*291.By Sen. Helmick and Yoder - Appointing additional circuit court judge to
Pendleton, Hardy, Hampshire, Mercer and Wayne counties - Introduced 1/22/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/14/2008 - To Finance 2/14/2008 -
Passed Senate with amended title 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary then
Finance - To House Finance - Passed House 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*292.By Sen. Minard, Jenkins and Plymale - Allowing Commissioner of Banking issue
bond claims to collect certain unpaid penalties and invoices - Introduced 1/22/2008
- To Banking and Insurance - Com. sub. reported 1/30/2008 - Passed Senate 2/4/2008
- To House 2/5/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To House Judiciary
- Passed House 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
293.By Sen. Foster and Yoder - Allowing certain Supreme Court retirees per diem compensation - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - To Finance
1/24/2008
294.By Sen. Bailey - Requiring license and registration applications and professional
exams administered in English - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Judiciary
295.By Sen. Stollings, Foster, Jenkins, Bowman, Prezioso, Green and Plymale - Relating
to physician and physician assistant licensing - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Health
and Human Resources then Government Organization - (original similar to H. B. No.
4144)
296.By Sen. Bailey - Requiring Tax Commissioner implement computer system to
enable certain verifications of Class II property owners - Introduced 1/22/2008 -
To Finance
297.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Authorizing School Building Authority to issue revenue bonds from State Excess
Lottery Fund - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original same as
H. B. No. 4131) - To Finance 2/13/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title
2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time
3/5/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
298.By Sen. Prezioso, Bailey, Edgell, Foster, Hunter, Kessler, Minard, Unger, Deem,
Guills, Yoder, Green, Stollings, Jenkins and Plymale - Updating definitions relating
to child abuse and neglect - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4102) - To Judiciary 1/25/2008 - Passed
Senate 2/13/2008 - To House 2/14/2008 - To Judiciary
299.By Sen. Hunter - Creating Renewable Portfolio Standards Sustainable Energy Act
- Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary - (original
same as H. B. No. 4083)
300.By Sen. Hunter - Disallowing accelerated rate recovery for adverse effects of
transmission facilities' construction - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Judiciary then
Finance
*301.By Sen. Foster, Plymale and Stollings - Relating to State Police Retirement Fund -
Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - To Finance 1/31/2008 - Com. sub.
reported 2/14/2008 - Passed Senate 2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008 - To Finance
302.By Sen. Hunter, Minard, Foster, Stollings, White, McKenzie, Yoder and Kessler -
Relating to legislative exempt rule-making requirements of Department of Health and Human Resources - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4138)
303.By Sen. Hunter, Foster, White, Kessler, Wells, Chafin, Bailey, Bowman, Edgell and
Plymale - Prohibiting employer-mandated political or religious meetings -
Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4132 - similar to H.
B. No. 2346)
304.By Sen. Hunter, Foster, White, Kessler and Wells - Requiring Insurance
Commissioner report workers' compensation rules, policies and guidelines to
Legislature - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary -
(original same as H. B. No. 4332)
*305.By Sen. Kessler, Unger, Jenkins, White and Hunter - Clarifying procedures for
seizing neglected or abused animals - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary - Com.
sub. reported 2/15/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 2/21/2008 - To
House 2/22/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/3/2008 - Passed House 3/5/2008 -
To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
306.By Sen. Kessler, Plymale and Hunter - Authorizing Supreme Court and Division of
Corrections probation officers' access to certain Board of Pharmacy information
- Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
307.By Sen. Kessler, Plymale, Bowman, Love, Prezioso and Green - Prohibiting state
funding of abortions - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
308.By Sen. Kessler, Plymale and Hunter - Preserving criminal case biological evidence
- Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 3200 and H. B.
No. 4485)
*309.By Sen. Bowman, Plymale, Oliverio and Sypolt - Increasing Secretary of
Transportation and Commissioner of Highways salary when one person serves
as both - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original
same as H. B. No. 4140) - Com. sub. reported 1/31/2008 - To Finance 1/31/2008 -
Removed from calendar by Committee on Rules - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - Effective
July 1, 2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - 2nd
reference dispensed - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 -
Effective July 1, 2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor
3/28/08
310.By Sen. Bailey and Kessler - Providing magistrates be paid equally - Introduced
1/23/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4506 - similar to H. B. No. 2344 and H. B. No. 2744) - To Finance 2/7/2008
*311.By Sen. Kessler, Plymale, Love and Oliverio - Allowing judges to order jurors from
other counties in certain situations - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary then
Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/1/2008 - To Finance 2/1/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub.
reported 2/20/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary
then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Read 1st time 3/3/2008 - Passed House
3/5/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
312.By Sen. Minard - Allowing suspended insurers to continue servicing existing
policies - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Banking and Insurance - (original same as H. B.
No. 4157)
313.By Sen. Yoder, Kessler, Wells, White and Hunter - Prohibiting text messaging while
driving - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - (original
similar to H. B. No. 4047)
314.By Sen. Love - Requiring certain public notice of school cancellation or delay -
Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Education
315.By Sen. Love, White and Hunter - Allowing certain county commissions regulate
location of businesses selling sexually oriented material - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To
Government Organization then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4001 - similar
to H. B. No. 3151)
316.By Sen. Love and Kessler - Creating Joint Parenting Act - Introduced 1/23/2008 -
To Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4042) - Rereferred to Judiciary on 2nd
reading 2/25/2008
317.By Sen. Jenkins, Stollings, Bowman, Prezioso, Plymale and McKenzie - Updating
physician and podiatrist licensing requirements - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Health
and Human Resources then Government Organization - (original similar to H. B. No.
4530) - To Government Organization 2/8/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate with
amended title 2/20/2008 - To House 2/21/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Government Organization - 2nd reference dispensed - On 1st reading, Special Calendar
- Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and
passed bill 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
318.By Sen. Minard (By Request) - Exempting Social Security income from state
income tax - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 3050,
H. B. No. 4035, H. B. No. 4109 and H. B. No. 4508)
319.By Sen. Barnes, Love and Sypolt - Relating to firearms regulations - Introduced
1/23/2008 - To Judiciary
*320.By Sen. Bowman, Minard, Love, Stollings, Barnes, Sharpe and McKenzie - Creating
Local Government Purchasing Card Expenditure Fund - Introduced 1/23/2008 -
To Government Organization then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4121) - Com.
sub. reported 2/7/2008 - To Finance 2/7/2008
321.By Sen. Bowman, Plymale, Unger, Stollings and Hunter - Increasing benefits of
certain retired state personnel - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Pensions then Finance -
(original similar to H. B. No. 2015)
322.By Sen. Bowman, Unger, Plymale, Stollings and Hunter - Increasing benefits of
certain retired teachers - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original
similar to H. B. No. 2017, H. B. No. 2211, H. B. No. 2229, H. B. No. 2400 and H. B.
No. 2502)
*323.By Sen. Bowman and Oliverio - Relating to stormwater systems generally -
Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - To
Finance 2/20/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary -
Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Amended on 3rd reading - Passed House 3/8/2008
- Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/13/08 - Approved by Governor 3/17/08
324.By Sen. Chafin and Caruth - Regulating state office building parking in Charleston
- Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Government Organization - (original same as H. B. No.
4147)
*325.By Sen. Love, Bailey, Wells, Green, Facemyer and Hunter - Relating to state
employee deferred compensation plan - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Pensions then
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4288) - To Finance 1/31/2008 - Com. sub.
reported 2/15/2008 - Passed Senate 2/20/2008 - To House 2/21/2008 - To Finance - On
1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended -
Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08
- Approved by Governor 3/27/08
326.By Sen. Prezioso, Facemyer and Unger - Exempting certain conservation officers'
retirement from state income tax - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Pensions then Finance
- (original same as H. B. No. 4311)
327.By Sen. Hunter, Minard, Unger, Stollings, Prezioso, Jenkins and Kessler - Expending
moneys for certain veterans' grave markers - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Military
then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4314)
328.By Sen. Boley, Helmick, Facemyer, Green, Edgell, Yoder, Wells, Love, Bailey,
Kessler, Sypolt, Plymale, Unger and Hall - Relating to Cultural Center - Introduced
1/24/2008 - To Government Organization - (original same as H. B. No. 4126)
329.By Sen. Oliverio, Minard, Prezioso, Hunter and Kessler - Granting certain school
psychologists' and nurses' salary supplement - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Education
then Finance
330.By Sen. Jenkins - Extending civil liability immunity to parks and recreation
district operators - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Government Organization then
Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4403)
331.By Sen. Jenkins and Plymale - Permitting Commissioner of Highways to transfer
surplus balances between funds - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Finance
*332.By Sen. Minard - Creating Refund Anticipation Loan Disclosure Act - Introduced
1/24/2008 - To Banking and Insurance - Referred to Judiciary 2/21/2008 - Com. sub.
reported 2/25/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To
Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - On 2nd reading, House Calendar 3/8/2008
333.By Sen. Oliverio, Hunter and Prezioso - Altering composition and responsibilities
of Municipal Home Rule Board - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Government
Organization - (original similar to H. B. No. 4060)
*334.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter and McKenzie - Creating senior status family court judges
panel - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub. reported
1/29/2008 - To Finance 1/29/2008
*335.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, White and McKenzie - Authorizing Supreme Court to
appoint senior status magistrate assistants - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary
then Finance - Com. sub. reported 1/29/2008 - To Finance 1/29/2008
336.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter and Yoder - Matching witness' pay rate to jurors' pay rate
- Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - To Finance 1/25/2008
337.By Sen. Kessler, White and Yoder - Eliminating obsolete language concerning
Supreme Court clerk - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate
1/30/2008 - To House 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special Calendar -
Passed House 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/20/08
338.By Sen. Kessler, Helmick and Love - Reducing number of written status reports on
civil actions brought against state agency - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4141)
339.By Sen. Foster - Creating Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act -
Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
*340.By Sen. Kessler, Chafin, Oliverio, Barnes, White, Foster, Hunter, Green, Minard,
Wells, Jenkins, Yoder, Love, Guills, Unger and McKenzie - Requiring consumers'
notification of information security breach - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary -
(original similar to H. B. No. 2175) - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate
2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/3/2008 - Passed
House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Title amendment withdrawn - Senate concurred in
House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
341.By Sen. Jenkins, Stollings, Wells, Hunter and Kessler - Creating Revised Anatomical
Gift Act - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary -
(original same as H. B. No. 4304)
342.By Sen. Bowman, Bailey, Barnes, Kessler, Minard, Plymale, Stollings, Sypolt, White
and Yoder (Originating in Senate Government Organization) - Regulating time to sell
alcohol in private clubs - Introduced 1/24/2008 - Referred to Judiciary 1/24/2008
343.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Acupuncture promulgate legislative rule relating to continuing education
requirements - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary
- To Judiciary 2/5/2008
344.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Acupuncture promulgate legislative rule relating to disciplinary and complaint
procedures for acupuncturists - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization
then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
345.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Administration promulgate legislative rule relating to leasing of
space and acquisition of real property on behalf of state spending units -
Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Finance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
346.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Administration promulgate legislative rule relating to leasing
space on behalf of state spending units - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Judiciary
347.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Administration promulgate legislative rule relating to Public Land Corporation's sale, lease, exchange or transfer of lands and minerals - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Natural Resources then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/5/2008
- To Judiciary 2/12/2008
348.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Commissioner of Agriculture promulgate legislative rule relating to auctioneers
- Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Agriculture then Judiciary - To Judiciary 1/31/2008
*349.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Miscellaneous Boards and Agencies promulgate legislative rules - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Agriculture then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 1/31/2008 - To
Judiciary 2/12/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 -
Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/4/2008
- Amended - Passed House 3/6/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/18/08
- Approved by Governor 3/27/08
350.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Commissioner of Agriculture promulgate legislative rule relating to West Virginia
Plant Pest Act - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Agriculture then Finance then Judiciary -
To Finance 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
351.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Commissioner of Agriculture promulgate legislative rule relating to inspection of
meat and poultry - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Agriculture then Judiciary - To
Judiciary 1/31/2008
352.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Commissioner of Agriculture promulgate legislative rule relating to frozen
desserts and imitation frozen desserts - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Agriculture then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 1/31/2008
353.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Alcohol Beverage Control Commission promulgate legislative rule relating to
retail licensee operations - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Judiciary
354.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Alcohol Beverage Control Commission promulgate legislative rule relating to
farm wineries - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Finance then Judiciary - To Judiciary
2/12/2008
355.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Alcohol Beverage Control Commission promulgate legislative rules relating to sale of wine - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Finance then Judiciary - To Judiciary
2/13/2008
356.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State
Auditor promulgate legislative rule relating to standards for requisitions for
payment issued to state officers on the Auditor - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
357.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State
Auditor promulgate legislative rule relating to State Purchasing Card Program
- Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance then Judiciary -
To Finance 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
358.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Consolidated Public Retirement Board promulgate legislative rule relating to
general provisions - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Pensions then Judiciary - To Judiciary
2/5/2008
359.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Consolidated Public Retirement Board promulgate legislative rule relating to
Deputy Sheriff Retirement System - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Pensions then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
360.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Consolidated Public Retirement Board promulgate legislative rule relating to
benefit documentation and appeal - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Pensions then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
361.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Consolidated Public Retirement Board promulgate legislative rule relating to
Teachers' Defined Contribution System - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Pensions then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
362.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Consolidated Public Retirement Board promulgate legislative rule relating to
Teachers Retirement System - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Pensions then Judiciary -
To Judiciary 2/5/2008
363.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Consolidated Public Retirement Board promulgate legislative rule relating to
Public Employee's Retirement System - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Pensions then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
364.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Consolidated Public Retirement Board promulgate legislative rule relating to
refund, reinstatement, retroactive service and loan interest factors - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Pensions then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/5/2008 - To
Judiciary 2/12/2008
365.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Consolidated Public Retirement Board promulgate legislative rule relating to
West Virginia State Police - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Pensions then Judiciary - To
Judiciary 2/5/2008
366.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Dental Examiners promulgate legislative rule relating to board - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
367.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
ambient air quality standard for nitrogen dioxide - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Judiciary
368.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
emission standards for hazardous air pollutants pursuant to 40 CRF Part 61 -
Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Judiciary
369.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
standards of performance for new stationary sources pursuant to 40 CFR Part 60
- Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary - To Judiciary
2/7/2008
370.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
prevention and control of emissions from commercial and industrial solid waste
incineration units - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/7/2008
371.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
prevention and control of emissions from hospital/medical/infectious waste
incinerators - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Judiciary
372.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
prevention and control of air pollution from hazardous waste treatment, storage
or disposal facilities - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/7/2008
*373.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rules - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/7/2008 -
Com. sub. reported 2/27/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate
2/27/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st
reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Effect
from passage - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 -
Effective from passage - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
374.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
control of annual nitrogen oxide emissions to mitigate interstate transport of fine
particulate matter and nitrogen oxides - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry
and Mining then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/7/2008 - To Judiciary
2/12/2008
375.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
control of ozone season nitrogen oxide emissions to mitigate interstate transport
of ozone and nitrogen oxides - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and
Mining then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
376.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
control of annual sulphur dioxide emissions to mitigate interstate transport of fine
particulate matter and sulfur dioxides - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry
and Mining then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary
2/12/2008
377.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Program - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy,
Industry and Mining then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary
2/12/2008
378.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
prevention and control of air pollution from combustion of refuse - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary - To Judiciary 1/31/2008
379.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
ambient air quality standards for sulfur oxides and particulate matter - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary - To Judiciary 1/31/2008
380.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
ambient air quality standards for carbon monoxide and ozone - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary - To Judiciary 1/31/2008
381.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
surface mining blasting - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining
then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/7/2008
382.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
surface mining reclamation - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining
then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/7/2008
383.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
voluntary remediation and development - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Natural
Resources then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
384.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
Environmental Excellence Program - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Finance then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
385.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
Recycling Assistance Grant Program - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry
and Mining then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary
2/12/2008
386.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
hazardous waste management system - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry
and Mining then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/7/2008
387.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
underground storage tanks - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining
then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
388.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
standards for beneficial use of filtrate from water treatment plants - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Natural Resources then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/5/2008
- To Judiciary 2/12/2008
389.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
NPDES Program - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 1/31/2008
*390.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
requirements governing water quality standards - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Natural Resources then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008 - Com. sub. reported
2/27/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Amended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 -
Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary
391.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
WV/NPDES rules for coal mining facilities - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy,
Industry and Mining then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/7/2008
392.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to
individual state certification of activities requiring federal permit - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary
393.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State
Election Committee promulgate legislative rule relating to corporate political
activity - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Judiciary
394.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State
Election Committee promulgate legislative rule relating to regulation of campaign
finance - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Judiciary
395.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State
Election Committee promulgate legislative rule relating to election expenditures - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Judiciary
396.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State
Fire Marshal promulgate legislative rule relating to supervision of fire protection
work - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Finance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
397.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Funeral Service Examiners promulgate legislative rule relating to funeral
director, embalmer, apprentice, courtesy card holder and funeral establishment
requirements - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
then Judiciary - To Finance 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
*398.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rules -
Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance then Judiciary
- To Finance 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 -
Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary
- Read 1st time 3/3/2008 - Passed House 3/8/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor
3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
399.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rule relating
to water wells - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
then Judiciary - To Finance 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary 2/15/2008
400.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rule relating
to water well design standards - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008
401.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rule relating
to hospice licensure - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
402.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rule relating
to regulation of opioid treatment programs - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Health and
Human Resources then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008
403.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rule relating
to newborn screening system - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary
2/12/2008
404.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rule relating
to clandestine drug laboratory remediation - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Health and
Human Resources then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary
2/12/2008
405.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Hearing Aid Dealers promulgate legislative rule relating to board - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
406.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Commissioner of Highways promulgate legislative rule relating to construction
and reconstruction of state roads - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/13/2008
407.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Commissioner of Highways promulgate legislative rule relating to traffic and
safety rules - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then
Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/13/2008 - To Judiciary 2/15/2008
408.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Commissioner of Highways promulgate legislative rule relating to use of state
road rights of ways and adjacent areas - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Transportation
and Infrastructure then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/13/2008
409.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Commissioner of Highways promulgate legislative rule relating to transportation
of hazardous wastes upon roads and highways - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/13/2008
410.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to advertisement of
life insurance and annuities - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008
411.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to life insurance
disclosures - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To
Judiciary 2/1/2008
412.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to suitability in
annuity transactions - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008
413.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to life insurance
illustrations - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To
Judiciary 2/1/2008
414.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to examiners and
examinations - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To
Judiciary 2/1/2008
415.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to licensing and
conduct of insurance producers, agencies and solicitors - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008
416.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to fingerprinting
requirements for applications for insurance producer license - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008
*417.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Revenue promulgate legislative rules - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008 - Com. sub. reported
2/22/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 2/27/2008 - Effective from
passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended -
Passed House 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in House amendment
and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/27/08
418.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to mental health
parity - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To
Judiciary 2/1/2008
419.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to recognition of
preferred mortality tables for use in determining minimum reserve liabilities -
Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008
420.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to replacement of
life insurance policies and annuity contracts - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Banking
and Insurance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008
421.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Insurance Commissioner promulgate legislative rule relating to military sales
practices - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary - To
Judiciary 2/1/2008
422.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Division of Labor promulgate legislative rule relating to steam boiler inspection
- Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Labor then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/7/2008
- To Judiciary 2/12/2008
423.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Division of Labor promulgate legislative rule relating to verifying legal
employment status of workers - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Labor then Finance then
Judiciary - To Finance 2/7/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
424.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Division of Labor promulgate legislative rule relating to supervision of plumbing
work - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Labor then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance
2/7/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
425.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Massage Therapy Licensure Board promulgate legislative rule relating to general
provisions - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance then
Judiciary - To Finance 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
426.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Technology Board of Examiners
promulgate legislative rule relating to board - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
427.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Technology Board of Examiners
promulgate legislative rule relating to continuing education - Introduced 1/25/2008
- To Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
428.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Technology Board of Examiners
promulgate legislative rule relating to standard of ethics - Introduced 1/25/2008 -
To Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
429.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Medicine promulgate legislative rule relating to continuing education for
physicians and podiatrists - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization
then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
430.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Medicine promulgate legislative rule relating to collaborative pharmacy
practice - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Government
Organization then Judiciary - To Government Organization 2/1/2008 - To Judiciary
2/5/2008
431.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Medicine promulgate legislative rule relating to certification, disciplinary and
complaint procedures, continuing education and radiologist assistants - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
432.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Office
of Miners' Health, Safety and Training promulgate legislative rule relating to
criteria and standards for alternative training programs for apprentice coal mine
electricians - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary
- To Judiciary 2/7/2008
433.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Division of Motor Vehicles promulgate legislative rule relating to examination and
issuance of driver's licenses - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/13/2008
434.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Division of Motor Vehicles promulgate legislative rule relating to disclosure of
information from files of division - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/13/2008 - To Judiciary
2/15/2008
435.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Division of Natural Resources promulgate legislative rule relating to commercial
whitewater outfitters - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Natural Resources then Finance
then Judiciary - To Finance 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary 2/13/2008
436.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Division of Natural Resources promulgate legislative rule relating to revocation
of hunting and fishing licenses - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Natural Resources then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
437.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Division of Natural Resources promulgate legislative rule relating to special
boating rules - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Natural Resources then Judiciary - To
Judiciary 2/5/2008
438.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Division of Natural Resources promulgate legislative rule relating to conditions
upon which oil and gas operators may access state forests - Introduced 1/25/2008
- To Natural Resources then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
439.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Division of Natural Resources promulgate legislative rule relating to wildlife
scientific collection permits - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Natural Resources then
Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
440.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Nursing Home Administrators Licensing Board promulgate legislative rule
relating to nursing home administrators - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Health and
Human Resources then Government Organization then Judiciary - To Government
Organization 2/1/2008 - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
441.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Office
of Pharmaceutical Advocate promulgate legislative rule relating to prescription
drug advertising expense reporting - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/1/2008
442.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Professional Surveyors promulgate legislative rule relating to examination and
licensing of professional surveyors in West Virginia - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
443.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Professional Surveyors promulgate legislative rule relating to fees for surveyors
and surveying firms - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
444.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Professional Surveyors promulgate legislative rule relating to standards for
practice of surveying in West Virginia - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
445.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Public
Service Commission promulgate legislative rule relating to emergency telephone
service - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Finance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
446.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority promulgate legislative rule
relating to furlough program for regional jails - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Finance
then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
447.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority promulgate legislative rule
relating to work program for regional jail inmates - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Finance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/12/2008
448.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Secretary of State promulgate legislative rule relating to use of digital signatures,
state certificate authority and state repository - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Judiciary
449.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Solid
Waste Management Board promulgate legislative rule relating to performance
measures and review standards for solid waste authorities operating commercial
solid waste facilities - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance then Judiciary - To Finance 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary 2/13/2008
450.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology promulgate
legislative rule relating to licensure of speech-pathology and audiology -
Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance then Judiciary - To
Finance 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary 2/13/2008
451.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State
Police promulgate legislative rule relating to West Virginia State Police
professional standards investigations, employee rights, early identification system,
psychological assessment and progressive discipline - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Judiciary
452.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State
Police promulgate legislative rule relating to cadet selection - Introduced 1/25/2008
- To Judiciary
453.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State Police promulgate legislative rule relating to West Virginia State Police Career
Progression System - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Finance then Judiciary - To Judiciary
2/13/2008
454.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing State
Tax Department promulgate legislative rule relating to exchange of information
agreement between Tax Commissioner and other agencies - Introduced 1/25/2008
- To Government Organization then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
455.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Board
of Veterinary Medicine promulgate legislative rule relating to registration of
veterinary technicians - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Government Organization then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/5/2008
*456.By Sen. Minard, Fanning and Prezioso - Authorizing Department of Environmental
Protection promulgate legislative rule relating to antidegradation implementation
procedures - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Natural Resources then Judiciary - Referred
to Finance then Judiciary 2/7/2008 - To Judiciary 2/20/2008 - Com. sub. reported
2/27/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Amended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 -
Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary
457.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso and Facemyer - Authorizing Ethics Commission
promulgate legislative rule relating to solicitation and receipt of gifts and
charitable contributions by public employees and officials - Introduced 1/25/2008
- To Judiciary
458.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso and Facemyer - Authorizing Lottery Commission
promulgate legislative rule relating to racetrack table games - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Finance then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/15/2008
459.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Bailey, Green, Hunter, Oliverio, Stollings, Wells, Boley,
Guills and Hall (Originating in Senate Education) - Authorizing rules of School
Building Authority and Higher Education Policy Commission - Introduced
1/25/2008 - Passed Senate 1/30/2008 - To House 1/31/2008 - To Education - On 1st
reading, House Calendar - Passed House 2/8/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate
concurred in House effective date - Effective from passage - To Governor 2/13/08 -
Approved by Governor 2/19/08
460.By Sen. Love and Barnes - Prohibiting interstate transport of minor for abortion
without guardians' written consent - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Judiciary - (original
similar to H. B. No. 3108)
461.By Sen. Prezioso, Kessler, Plymale and Hunter - Increasing minimum retirement annuity for certain public employee and teacher retirees - Introduced 1/28/2008 -
To Pensions then Finance
*462.By Sen. Bailey - Raising mental health refusal age of consent - Introduced 1/28/2008
- To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/8/2008 - Com. sub.
reported 2/19/2008 - Passed Senate 2/22/2008 - To House 2/24/2008 - To Health and
Human Resources then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 2/28/2008
463.By Sen. Kessler - Excluding poll worker service as prohibited political activity -
Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4328)
464.By Sen. Kessler and Love - Enhancing protection to beneficiaries of structured
settlements - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary -
(original similar to H. B. No. 4380 and H. B. No. 4613)
465.By Sen. McCabe, Unger, Fanning, White, Boley, Deem, Sprouse, Love, Chafin,
Kessler, Tomblin (Mr. President), Bowman, Green, Foster, Oliverio, Facemyer, Hall,
Prezioso, Plymale, Stollings, Bailey, Jenkins, Hunter, Minard, Guills, Barnes, Helmick,
Edgell, Wells, Yoder and Sypolt - Eliminating Business Franchise Tax - Introduced
1/28/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4395) - Amended - Passed
Senate with amended title 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Finance
466.By Sen. Unger, Plymale, Prezioso, Foster, Jenkins, Stollings and Hunter - Authorizing
Water Development Authority to administer Dam Safety Rehabilitation Revolving
Fund Loan Program - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Natural Resources then Finance -
To Finance 2/7/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary
then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Passed House
3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*467.By Sen. Unger, Prezioso, Plymale, Jenkins, Foster, Stollings, Hunter and Love -
Reauthorizing Dam Safety Rehabilitation Revolving Fund - Introduced 1/28/2008
- To Natural Resources then Finance - To Finance 2/7/2008 - Com. sub. reported
2/20/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary then
Finance - To House Finance - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Senate concurred
in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by
Governor 4/1/08
468.By Sen. Plymale and Jenkins - Authorizing county sheriffs' access to State Board
of Pharmacy database - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Judiciary
469.By Sen. Love, Jenkins and Barnes - Defining offense of incapacitated or elderly
persons' abuse or neglect - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4292)
470.By Sen. Love, Bailey, Bowman, Wells, Facemyer, Fanning and Green - Allowing
political subdivision invest with Investment Management Board and Board of
Treasury Investments - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4287) - To Finance 2/21/2008
471.By Sen. Bailey - Modifying driving without insurance penalty - Introduced
1/28/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary
472.By Sen. Minard - Providing workers' compensation coverage to certain employers
- Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance - (original same as
H. B. No. 4381)
*473.By Sen. Oliverio, Minard, Wells, White, Barnes, Yoder, Kessler and Sypolt - Relating
to wine sales - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as
H. B. No. 4168) - On second reading to Finance 2/21/2008 - Com. sub. reported
2/25/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House
2/28/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
*474.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
limited sales tax holiday for certain Energy Star appliance purchases - Introduced
1/28/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4305) - Com. sub. reported
2/19/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate 2/22/2008 - To House 2/24/2008 - To Finance
- Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/8/2008 - Senate concurred in
House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by
Governor 4/1/08
475.By Sen. Jenkins, Barnes and Sypolt - Relating to nonpartisan election of Supreme
Court justices - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No.
2950 and H. B. No. 4650)
*476.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Foster, Kessler and Love - Creating State
Employee Sick Leave Fund - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Finance - (original similar
to H. B. No. 4516) - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To
House 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House
3/6/2008 - Title amended - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/18/08
- Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*477.By Sen. Prezioso, Facemyer, Bowman, Deem, Green, Love, Barnes, White, Plymale,
Jenkins, Kessler, Foster, Stollings and Hunter - Increasing conservation officers'
salaries and length of service - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Natural Resources then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4353) - Com. sub. reported 2/7/2008 - To
Finance 2/7/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate
2/27/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time
3/4/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Effective July 1, 2008
- Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - Effective July 1,
2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/20/08
478.By Sen. Prezioso - Relating to Department of Health and Human Resources'
payments for professional services for certain children - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Finance
479.By Sen. Barnes, Love, Green and Hall - Creating DNA samples database from
felony arrests - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No.
3139)
480.By Sen. Edgell, Wells, Green, Hall, Plymale, Foster, Hunter, McKenzie, Jenkins,
Kessler and Deem - Awarding National Board for Professional Teaching
Standards salary bonus to certain teachers - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Education
then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4117)
*481.By Sen. Prezioso - Authorizing physician assistants to conduct mental health
hygiene process examinations - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources - (original similar to H. B. No. 3160) - Com. sub. reported 2/8/2008 - Passed
Senate 2/13/2008 - To House 2/14/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Judiciary - 2nd reference dispensed - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended -
Passed House 3/8/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
482.By Sen. Edgell, Hunter, McCabe, White, Kessler and Plymale - Creating Oil and Gas
Surface Owner's Bill of Rights - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Energy, Industry and
Mining then Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4286)
483.By Sen. Barnes, Sprouse, Sypolt, Boley and Deem - Limiting certain video lottery
operation - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
484.By Sen. Plymale and Love - Accepting emergency medical service professionals'
signatures on prisoners' medical clearance forms - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
485.By Sen. Caruth - Requiring women seeking abortion opportunity to view fetus
ultrasound image - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 3099)
486.By Sen. Barnes and Hall - Requiring certain qualifications for school coaches -
Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Education - (original similar to H. B. No. 3103)
487.By Sen. Hunter and Foster - Authorizing counties and municipalities to enter into
energy-saving contracts - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4028)
488.By Sen. Sprouse - Defining term "born" under Women's Access to Health Care
Act - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary -
(original same as H. B. No. 3058)
489.By Sen. Sprouse - Allowing medical workers right to refuse participation in
abortion-related activity - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H.
B. No. 2905)
490.By Sen. Minard (By Request) - Relating to mandatory water service connection -
Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2447)
491.By Sen. Minard, Unger, Deem, Yoder and Barnes - Establishing three-year
moratorium on Class II, III and IV real property tax increases - Introduced
1/30/2008 - To Finance
*492.By Sen. White - Eliminating part-time prosecutors - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To
Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - To Finance 2/20/2008 - Com.
sub. for com. sub. reported 2/26/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate
2/27/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Political Subdivisions
then Judiciary - To House Judiciary - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title
amended - Effective July 1, 2008 - House reconsidered effective date and passage - On
3rd reading, Special Calendar 3/6/2008 - Amended on 3rd reading - Read 3rd time
3/6/2008 - Passed House 3/6/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08
- Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*493.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio and Plymale - Granting emergency election powers to
Secretary of State - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub.
reported 2/19/2008 - To Finance 2/19/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - Effective from
passage - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed
- On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed House 3/4/2008 - Effect from
passage - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/5/2008 - Effective
from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*494.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, White, Plymale and Jenkins - Providing voter verification
through electronic poll book - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/19/2008 - To Finance 2/19/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 -
Effective from passage - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - 2nd
reference dispensed - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed House
3/4/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/5/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
*495.By Sen. Kessler, Love, Oliverio and Plymale - Requiring certain poll worker
training - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H.
B. No. 4291) - Com. sub. reported 2/19/2008 - To Finance 2/19/2008 - Passed Senate
2/25/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st
reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - Effect from passage - To
Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*496.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, White, McKenzie and Plymale - Protecting voter
registration information - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported
2/20/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/26/2008
- To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - Effect
from passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
497.By Sen. McCabe, Bailey, Wells and Jenkins - Including sole proprietor in insurance
policies' "small employer" definition - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Banking and
Insurance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4558)
498.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Helmick, Fanning, Bowman, Chafin, White, Green,
Prezioso, Sprouse, Yoder, Wells, Boley, McKenzie, Kessler, Love, Jenkins, Plymale,
Facemyer, Hunter, Minard, Edgell, Oliverio, Sharpe, Sypolt, Bailey, Barnes, Unger,
Hall, Stollings, Deem, Guills, Caruth, McCabe and Foster - Extending Neighborhood
Investment Program Act - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Economic Development then
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4357) - To Finance 2/6/2008
499.By Sen. Jenkins, White, Guills, Barnes and Plymale - Eliminating timber severance
tax - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Finance - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended
- Passed Senate with amended title 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance -
Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - On 2nd reading, House Calendar 3/8/2008
500.By Sen. Barnes and Plymale - Clarifying consumer protection law - Introduced
1/30/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4340)
*501.By Sen. Fanning, Kessler, Foster, Bailey, Wells and McKenzie - Transferring Stream
Partners Fund from Division of Natural Resources to Department of
Environmental Protection - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - Com.
sub. reported 2/25/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - To House Finance - Amended - Passed
House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed
bill 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
502.By Sen. Fanning, Kessler, Boley, Foster, Bailey, Wells, Unger and Plymale - Allowing
blasting program penalties' deposit in Special Reclamation Fund - Introduced
1/30/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Finance - On second reading to
Finance 2/20/2008
503.By Sen. Fanning, Kessler, Foster, Bailey, Wells, White, Plymale and McKenzie -
Requiring solid waste facility permit applicants furnish fingerprints for criminal
background checks - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate 2/26/2008
- To House 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended -
Passed House 3/8/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*504.By Sen. Bowman and Unger - Relating to child support enforcement - Introduced
1/30/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - Com. sub. reported
2/21/2008 - On second reading to Judiciary 2/21/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub.
reported 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary -
Read 1st time 3/3/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/8/2008 - Title amended - Senate
concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*505.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Hunter, Foster, Love, Kessler, Boley, McKenzie,
Jenkins, Plymale, Wells, Unger, Minard, Bailey, Sypolt and Edgell - Creating
Veterans Cemetery Fund from lottery proceeds - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Military
then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/11/2008 - To Finance 2/11/2008 - Com. sub. for
com. sub. reported 2/27/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate
2/27/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - On 1st
reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - Effect from passage - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
506.By Sen. Sprouse, Barnes, Bowman, Plymale and Love - Creating expectant mother
parking permit - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
*507.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, Plymale, White and Minard - Clarifying voting procedures
- Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - Amended -
Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary
- On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - Title amended - Effect
from passage - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/5/2008 -
Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
508.By Sen. Bowman and Minard - Authorizing state boards of examination or
registration to conduct criminal background checks - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To
Judiciary then Finance
509.By Sen. Bowman, Hunter, White, Kessler and Plymale - Requiring Bureau for
Medical Services notify Legislature of Medicaid policy changes - Introduced
1/31/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
510.By Sen. Bowman - Requiring Whitewater Commission provide annual report of
certain statistics - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization -
511.By Sen. Bowman - Requiring state boards of examination or regulation maintain
permanent public office - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance - To Finance 2/18/2008
512.By Sen. Bowman - Increasing number of Records Management and Preservation
Board members - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization - Passed
Senate 2/12/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/13/2008 - To Government
Organization - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
513.By Sen. Sypolt, Bailey, Green, Kessler and Deem - Authorizing pharmacists to
administer immunizations - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 3056)
*514.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, Minard and Deem - Permitting electronic mail absentee
voting - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - Passed
Senate 2/25/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - On
1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - Effect from passage - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
515.By Sen. Bailey, McCabe, Bowman, Minard, Edgell, Hunter, Helmick, Love, Guills,
Green, Unger, Stollings, Plymale, Jenkins, White and Deem - Absolving landowner's
liability for hunter's injuries - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Natural Resources then
Judiciary
516.By Sen. Facemyer, Prezioso and Minard - Allowing emergency medical technicians
to administer epinephrine - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Judiciary
517.By Sen. Fanning, Boley, Foster, Kessler, Bailey, Wells and Minard - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection Secretary to sign National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination System permits - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining - (original same as H. B. No. 4594)
518.By Sen. Prezioso, Minard, Unger, Love, Kessler and Deem - Allowing pharmacists
to dispense prescriptions remotely and administer immunizations - Introduced
1/31/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - To Health and Human
Resources 1/31/2008
*519.By Sen. Fanning, Foster, Kessler, Prezioso, Plymale, Wells, White and Unger -
Extending Hazardous Waste Material Management Fee Fund sunset provision -
Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization - Com. sub. reported 2/15/2008
- Passed Senate 2/20/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/21/2008 - To
Government Organization - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed
House 3/4/2008 - Title amended - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/5/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/17/08
- Approved by Governor 3/20/08
520.By Sen. Bowman, Minard, Foster, Kessler, McCabe, White, Yoder and Deem -
Authorizing municipalities' assessment and collection of delinquent service fees
- Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original same
as H. B. No. 4077 - similar to H. B. No. 3085) - To Finance 2/7/2008 - Constitutional
rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance
521.By Sen. Love - Requiring certain acupuncture treatment insurance coverage -
Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance
522.By Sen. Sypolt, Hall, Deem, McKenzie and Barnes - Requiring each magisterial
district have equal number of members on county planning commissions -
Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization
523.By Sen. Yoder, Unger, Caruth, Guills, Barnes, Oliverio, Prezioso, Bowman,
McKenzie, Minard, Foster and Deem - Allowing higher education institutions more
planning and operating flexibility - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Education then
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4610)
*524.By Sen. Plymale and Jenkins - Requiring liability for manufacturing, selling or
dispensing certain controlled substances causing death - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To
Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House
2/28/2008 - To Judiciary
525.By Sen. Sypolt and Guills - Relating to jury selection - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To
Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 2156)
526.By Sen. Sypolt, Guills and Caruth - Clarifying basis for prospective juror disqualification - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary
527.By Sen. Barnes (By Request) - Creating Restroom Access Act - Introduced 1/31/2008
- To Government Organization then Finance
528.By Sen. Hall, Prezioso, Hunter, Deem, Minard, Plymale, Unger, Bowman, Green and
White - Providing Defined Contribution Retirement System members one-time
option to transfer to State Teachers Retirement System - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To
Pensions then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4154)
*529.By Sen. Unger, Jenkins, Bowman, Green, Stollings, Foster, Prezioso, Plymale and
Kessler - Establishing State Trooper's Association leave donation program -
Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original same as
H. B. No. 4369) - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - To Finance 2/20/2008
530.By Sen. Unger, Stollings, Minard, Foster, Prezioso, Hunter and Deem - Providing loan
forgiveness program for nurses - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 2782) - On second reading to
Finance 2/20/2008
531.By Sen. Jenkins - Relating to driver's license issuance - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2576)
- To Finance 2/6/2008
532.By Sen. Jenkins, Hunter and Stollings - Allowing two-year motorcycle registration
period - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance -
(original same as H. B. No. 4329 - similar to H. B. No. 3236)
*533.By Sen. Jenkins - Relating to motor vehicle dealer requirements - Introduced
2/1/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - (original same as H.
B. No. 4364) - Com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Recommitted to Judiciary on 3rd
reading 2/29/2008
*534.By Sen. Foster, Hunter and Unger - Creating Reduced Cigarette Ignition Propensity
Standard and Firefighter Protection Act - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Judiciary then
Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate
2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - To House Finance
2/29/2008
*535.By Sen. Foster, Jenkins, Kessler, Green, Hunter, Wells, Hall, McKenzie and White -
Modifying certain penalties for DUI - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Judiciary then
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4366 - similar to H. B. No. 3192) - Com. sub.
reported 2/18/2008 - To Finance 2/18/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/26/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House
2/28/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Read 1st time
3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in
House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by
Governor 4/1/08
*536.By Sen. Kessler - Exempting Supreme Court probation officers' vehicles from
certain registration requirements - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary 2/18/2008
- Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time
3/3/2008 - Passed House 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
537.By Sen. Unger and Wells - Increasing State Police compensation - Introduced
2/1/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4371)
538.By Sen. Unger - Allowing service personnel association teachers to count certain
service toward retirement credit - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Pensions then Finance
- (original similar to H. B. No. 2761 and H. B. No. 3167)
539.By Sen. Prezioso and Oliverio - Restoring licensure exemption for certain
contractors - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Labor then Judiciary - (original same as H. B.
No. 4394) - To Judiciary 2/7/2008
540.By Sen. Kessler - Providing certain volunteer emergency medical services'
personnel license waiver - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Government Organization then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/7/2008
541.By Sen. Bowman and Kessler - Continuing personal income tax adjustment to
certain retirees' gross income - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Finance - Amended - Passed
Senate with amended title 2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008
- To Finance - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Passed House 3/6/2008 - Effect from passage
- To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
542.By Sen. Prezioso, Bailey and Unger - Providing certain corrections officers full
retirement benefits after twenty years - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Pensions then
Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2280 and H. B. No. 4111)
543.By Sen. Barnes, Love, Fanning, Edgell and Sypolt - Exempting farm vehicles from
certain regulations when crossing state lines - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Agriculture
then Transportation and Infrastructure
544.By Sen. Foster, Jenkins, Stollings, Hunter, Bailey, Kessler and Unger - Establishing electronic health information data-sharing pilot program - Introduced 2/1/2008 -
To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
*545.By Sen. Helmick - Relating to tax administration efficiency - Introduced 2/1/2008
- To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4400) - Com. sub. reported 2/14/2008 -
Passed Senate 2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008 - To Finance - On 1st reading, Special
Calendar - Amended - Passed House 3/8/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment
and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
546.By Sen. Helmick and Bailey - Clarifying charitable bingo and raffle operators'
compensation - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4327)
547.By Sen. Bowman, Hunter and Kessler - Providing one-time supplement for certain
public employee and teacher annuitants and survivor beneficiaries - Introduced
2/1/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No.
2015, H. B. No. 2017 and H. B. No. 2502)
548.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, Wells, Deem, Bailey and Unger - Requiring U. S. and state
flags purchased with public funds be manufactured in U. S. - Introduced 2/1/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4150)
549.By Sen. Bowman, Foster, Bailey, Hunter and Kessler - Requiring health care
insurance for public improvement projects' workers - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To
Labor then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2438 and H. B. No. 4520)
550.By Sen. Bowman, Kessler, Barnes, Unger, Sypolt and Hunter - Exempting certain
amount of state pensions and Social Security benefits from state income tax -
Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4109, H. B. No. 4122,
H. B. No. 4493 and H. B. No. 4615)
551.By Sen. Minard and Kessler - Requiring certain dwellings' installation,
maintenance or service of fuel gas system comply with State Fire Code - Introduced
2/4/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
*552.By Sen. Helmick, Plymale and Edgell - Relating to prepaid wireless calling taxes,
fees and charges - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008
- Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Finance - On 1st reading, Special
Calendar - Passed House 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
*553.By Sen. McCabe, Caruth, Bowman, Jenkins, Unger, Plymale and Foster - Creating
Permitting and Licensing Information Act - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Government
Organization then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4451) - Com. sub. reported 2/25/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008
- To Government Organization then Judiciary - To House Judiciary - Amended -
Passed House 3/6/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and
passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*554.By Sen. Foster and Unger - Relating to osteopathic physician and surgeon licensing
requirements - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Government Organization - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed
- Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Government Organization
*555.By Sen. Deem and Boley - Limiting real property classification of managed
timberland - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H.
B. No. 4590) - Com. sub. reported 2/8/2008 - To Finance 2/8/2008
*556.By Sen. Love, Edgell, Bailey, Minard, Fanning, Jenkins, Caruth and Hunter - Relating
to towing unlawfully parked vehicles - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4325) - Com. sub. reported
2/22/2008 - On second reading to Judiciary 2/22/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub.
reported 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary -
Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - On 2nd reading, House Calendar 3/8/2008
557.By Sen. Helmick, Unger, Plymale, Yoder, Kessler and Barnes - Replacing corporate
license tax with one-time fee - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Finance - (original same as
H. B. No. 4421)
558.By Sen. Love, Kessler, Hunter, Boley, Fanning, Wells, Facemyer, Helmick, Green,
Stollings, Barnes, Unger and Foster - Relating to electronic commerce - Introduced
2/4/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original same as H. B. No.
4290) - To Finance 2/20/2008
*559.By Sen. Plymale, Bowman, Edgell, Unger, Stollings, Foster, Jenkins and Hunter -
Increasing certain Cultural Facilities and Capitol Resources Matching Grant
Program Fund allocations - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - Com.
sub. reported 2/21/2008 - On second reading to Finance 2/21/2008 - Com. sub. for
com. sub. reported 2/25/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - Effective July
1, 2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance
560.By Sen. Boley - Regulating feral cat care and management - Introduced 2/4/2008
- To Agriculture then Judiciary
561.By Sen. Caruth - Modifying circumstances which relieve certain directors from
civil liability - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Judiciary
562.By Sen. Caruth - Prohibiting certain raffle boards and games sales and possession
- Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
563.By Sen. Caruth, Unger and Barnes - Providing certain volunteer fire department
members state income tax exemption - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Finance
*564.By Sen. Edgell, Plymale, Kessler and Stollings - Relating to higher education tuition
and fee waivers - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Education then Finance - Com. sub.
reported 2/13/2008 - To Finance 2/13/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported
2/22/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/27/2008
- To Education then Finance - To House Finance - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008
- Title amended - Effective July 1, 2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and
passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by
Governor 4/1/08
*565.By Sen. Sypolt, Bailey and Love - Relating to increased real property assessment
notice - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub. reported
2/21/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - Effective from
passage - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - To House Finance -
Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Effect from passage - Senate
concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
566.By Sen. Kessler, Unger, Yoder, Jenkins and Hunter - Creating felony offense for
animal fighting ventures involvement - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Agriculture then
Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4597)
*567.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, Foster, Jenkins, Unger and Plymale - Regulating all-terrain
vehicles - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance -
(original similar to H. B. No. 2898 and H. B. No. 2914) - Com. sub. reported 2/14/2008
- To Finance 2/14/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Roads and Transportation then Government
Organization
568.By Sen. Hunter, McCabe, Unger, Foster, Helmick, White, Edgell, Bailey, Kessler,
Wells, Love, Jenkins and Stollings - Creating Green Buildings Act - Introduced
2/5/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No.
4066)
569.By Sen. Hunter - Relating to compulsory school attendance directors - Introduced
2/5/2008 - To Education then Finance
570.By Sen. Caruth - Allowing county commissions' involvement in joint development efforts - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Government Organization then Economic
Development - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 2/20/2008 - To House
2/21/2008 - To Political Subdivisions then Judiciary - 2nd reference dispensed - On 1st
reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Senate concurred in
House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/20/08
*571.By Sen. Jenkins, Plymale, Deem, Minard, Green, Hall, Hunter, Foster, Kessler,
Stollings and Yoder - Relating to certain firefighters' workers' compensation
benefits - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. B.
No. 2471 and H. B. No. 2768) - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - 2nd reference
dispensed - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st
time 3/3/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Senate refused
to concur in House amendment 3/6/2008 - House refused to recede and requested
conference 3/7/2008 - To conference 3/8/2008 - Senate adopted conference report and
passed bill 3/8/2008 - House adopted conference report 3/8/2008 - Passed House
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
572.By Sen. Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Wells, Hall, Love, Yoder, Kessler, Stollings
and Plymale - Issuing driver's license to persons using bioptic telescopic lenses -
Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - (original
same as H. B. No. 4139)
*573.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Increasing public school teachers' and service personnel annual salaries -
Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4432)
- Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - On second reading to Finance 2/20/2008 - Com. sub.
for com. sub. reported 3/7/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate
3/7/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 3/8/2008 - Reference dispensed -
Amended - Passed House 3/8/2008 - Title amended - Effective July 1, 2008 - Senate
refused to concur in House amendment 3/8/2008 - House receded and passed 3/8/2008
- Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
574.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Increasing State Police compensation - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Finance - (original
same as H. B. No. 4431 - similar to H. B. No. 4371) - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 -
Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 -
Passed House 3/7/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
575.By Sen. Stollings, Foster, Plymale, Love, Jenkins and Hunter - Creating Discount
Medical Plan Organizations and Discount Prescription Drug Plan Organizations
Act - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Banking and Insurance - (original same as H. B. No. 4404)
576.By Sen. Sypolt, Hunter, Wells, Bailey, Green, Love, Fanning, Unger, Plymale, Jenkins,
Deem, White, Hall and Stollings - Exempting military retirement pensions from
income tax - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4585)
577.By Sen. Sypolt (By Request) - Relating to barbers' and cosmetologists' fees and
licensing - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
578.By Sen. Helmick (By Request) - Relating to Severance and Business Privilege Tax
Act - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Finance - (original
same as H. B. No. 4440)
*579.By Sen. Caruth - Appointing additional nonresident members to Bluefield's
sanitary board - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance -
Com. sub. reported 2/15/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 2/20/2008 -
Effective from passage - To House 2/21/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - On 1st reading, Local Calendar - Amended -
Passed House 2/29/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/3/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/7/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/10/08
*580.By Sen. Plymale and Love - Authorizing magistrate courts to accept unsigned
citation payments - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported
2/21/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st
reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/20/08
581.By Sen. Stollings - Allowing flashing lights on certain vehicles - Introduced 2/5/2008
- To Transportation and Infrastructure
582.By Sen. Helmick and Love - Imposing corporate net income tax on certain entities
- Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4420)
583.By Sen. Caruth - Requiring certain nonprofit board members and directors attend
training - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
584.By Sen. Oliverio - Expanding membership of boards of zoning appeals - Introduced
2/6/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original same as H. B. No.
4384)
585.By Sen. McCabe, Plymale and Foster - Updating real and personal property
assessment procedures - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
586.By Sen. Prezioso, McCabe, Kessler and Yoder - Authorizing pharmacists to dispense
prescriptions remotely and administer immunizations - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
587.By Sen. Caruth, McCabe, Jenkins and Deem - Limiting civil action deliberate intent
to certain injuries - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Judiciary
588.By Sen. Hunter - Preventing excess spoil or overburden near certain streams -
Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary
589.By Sen. Hunter and Minard - Relating to towing providers - Introduced 2/6/2008 -
To Judiciary
*590.By Sen. Prezioso, Stollings, Jenkins, Kessler, McKenzie and Foster - Protecting
health care workers - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B.
No. 4437) - Com. sub. reported 2/18/2008 - Passed Senate 2/21/2008 - To House
2/22/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Title
amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
591.By Sen. Prezioso, Stollings, Jenkins, Kessler, Deem and Foster - Requiring
smoke-free medical facilities - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4417)
592.By Sen. Bailey and Hunter - Providing one-time supplement for certain annuitants
and survivor beneficiaries - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Pensions then Finance -
(original same as H. B. No. 4410)
*593.By Sen. McCabe and Foster - Transferring library funding obligation to excess levy
- Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4373
- similar to H. B. No. 4163) - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - On second reading to
Finance 2/20/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008 - To Education then Finance
- 2nd reference dispensed - Read 1st time 3/3/2008 - Amended - Passed House
3/6/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
*594.By Sen. Edgell, Kessler, Hunter, Deem and Love - Establishing Bill of Rights and
Responsibilities for Students and School Personnel - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To
Education - (original similar to H. B. No. 4368) - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 -
Recommitted to Education on 3rd reading 3/6/2008
595.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Stollings, Bailey, Green, Hunter, Wells, White, Boley,
Facemyer, Kessler, Hall, Jenkins, McKenzie and Unger - Establishing education
goals and objectives for 2020 - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Education then Finance - To
Finance 2/8/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate 2/22/2008 - Effective from passage - To
House 2/24/2008 - To Education then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Read 1st
time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/6/2008 - Title amended - Effect from
passage - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective
from passage - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*596.By Sen. Helmick and Love - Relating to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement
- Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4551) - Com. sub.
reported 2/14/2008 - Passed Senate 2/19/2008 - Effective from passage - To House
2/20/2008 - To Finance - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed House
3/5/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
*597.By Sen. Bailey and Minard - Creating Sesquicentennial Committee and Fund -
Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance - Com. sub.
reported 2/27/2008 - To Finance 2/27/2008
598.By Sen. Hunter and Foster - Providing circulating registered nurse during surgery
- Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance - (original same
as H. B. No. 4474)
599.By Sen. Bailey - Requiring greyhounds' six-month grace period before racing
training - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B.
No. 4335)
*600.By Sen. McCabe, Foster, Wells, Kessler, Bailey, Minard, Hunter and White - Adding
certain terms to Human Rights Act and Fair Housing Act - Introduced 2/7/2008 -
To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 2860, H. B. No. 3211 and H. B. No. 4164)
- Com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To House
2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading, House Calendar 3/8/2008
601.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Chafin, Plymale, Jenkins, Fanning, Stollings and
Yoder - Appointing additional circuit court judge to Wayne County - Introduced
2/7/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
602.By Sen. Chafin, Fanning, Caruth and Yoder - Appointing additional circuit court
judge to Mercer County - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original
same as H. B. No. 4543)
603.By Sen. Bailey, Chafin, Oliverio, Bowman, Stollings and Minard - Granting
Legislative Initiative For the Elderly spending oversight - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Finance
604.By Sen. Bailey, Love, Kessler and Hunter - Creating expectant mother parking
permit - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance
605.By Sen. McCabe and Foster - Clarifying library funding obligation from local share
- Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4163
- similar to H. B. No. 4373)
606.By Sen. Edgell and Kessler - Requiring hiring preference for summer school
program positions - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Education then Finance - 2nd reference
dispensed - Passed Senate 2/20/2008 - To House 2/21/2008 - To Education then
Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House
3/8/2008 - Effect from passage - Effective ninety days from passage - To Governor
3/18/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
607.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Love and Unger - Relating to teachers' professional
development and preparation days - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Education then
Finance - To Finance 2/15/2008
608.By Sen. McCabe, Kessler, Foster and Hunter - Adding certain terms to Human
Rights Act and Fair Housing Act - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Judiciary - (original
similar to H. B. No. 2860, H. B. No. 3211 and H. B. No. 4164)
609.By Sen. McCabe, Helmick, Minard, Stollings, Love, Foster, Plymale, Unger and
Chafin - Creating Innovation and Development Act - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To
Economic Development then Finance - To Finance 2/13/2008
610.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Foster and Unger - Eliminating Saturday school
prohibition - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Education then Finance - To Finance 2/13/2008
*611.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell and Unger - Relating to teachers' alternative education -
Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Education - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Education
612.By Sen. Bailey and Yoder - Increasing number of Racing Commission board
members - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance -
(original same as H. B. No. 4339)
613.By Sen. Minard, Kessler and Love - Relating to liquefied petroleum gas-consuming equipment and appliances - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as
H. B. No. 4497)
614.By Sen. Barnes - Limiting certain land use in growth counties for nonenergy
purposes - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Economic Development then Government
Organization - (original same as H. B. No. 4654)
615.By Sen. Bailey - Allowing optometrists to prescribe drug-dispensing vision
correction devices - Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
616.By Sen. Love, Deem, Jenkins, Helmick, Kessler, McKenzie, Unger and Plymale -
Establishing Convention and Visitors Bureau Accreditation Board - Introduced
2/8/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original same as H. B. No.
4145)
617.By Sen. McCabe, Wells, Edgell, Foster, Minard, Deem, Unger and Jenkins -
Exempting manufacturing inventory from ad valorem property taxation -
Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
618.By Sen. Stollings, Jenkins, Bowman, Prezioso, Fanning, Foster, McCabe, Bailey,
Hunter, White, Minard, Love and Plymale - Relating to Public Employees Insurance
Act - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4453)
*619.By Sen. Prezioso, Jenkins, Wells, Hunter, Hall, Stollings, Plymale, Unger, Kessler,
Foster and Love - Defining certain external defibrillators' user terms - Introduced
2/8/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (original same as H. B.
No. 4486) - On second reading to Judiciary 2/20/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008
- Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st reading,
Special Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/20/08
620.By Sen. McKenzie, Bowman, Oliverio, Yoder, Plymale, Wells, Jenkins, Green, Barnes,
Kessler, White, Hunter and Foster - Creating Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act
of 2008 - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. B.
No. 4054)
621.By Sen. Barnes and Deem - Prohibiting lottery ticket sales during certain hours on
Sundays - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
*622.By Sen. McCabe, Foster, Hunter, Kessler, Barnes and Oliverio - Creating Voluntary
Rural and Outdoor Heritage Conservation Act - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To
Economic Development then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - On second
reading to Finance 2/20/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/26/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To
Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Senate
concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
623.By Sen. Plymale and Edgell - Modifying educators' professional or first class
certificate renewal - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Education
624.By Sen. Plymale and Edgell - Limiting certain paraprofessionals' and interpreters'
transfers - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original similar to H.
B. No. 4478)
*625.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Barnes, Jenkins and Oliverio - Requiring school principal
make personnel recommendations - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Education then
Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4479) - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - To
Finance 2/20/2008
626.By Sen. McCabe, Jenkins, Wells, Caruth, Oliverio, Foster, Facemyer, Minard, Kessler,
Boley, Plymale and Love - Relating to air pollution control permits - Introduced
2/8/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4438)
627.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Minard, Stollings, Wells,
White, Barnes, Caruth, Deem, Hall, McKenzie and Yoder (Originating in Senate
Judiciary) - Designating terroristic threat as felony - Introduced 2/8/2008 - Passed
Senate 2/13/2008 - To House 2/14/2008 - To Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security
then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 2/20/2008
628.By Sen. Love - Relating to motor vehicle accident reports - Introduced 2/11/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4592) - 2nd reference
dispensed - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary
629.By Sen. Barnes, Foster, Oliverio, Green, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, Bailey, Unger,
Minard, Kessler and Hunter - Creating Religious Freedom Restoration Act -
Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4571)
630.By Sen. Prezioso - Relating to racetrack table game licenses - Introduced 2/11/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance
631.By Sen. Bailey and Minard - Redefining "antique motor vehicle" to include antique
trucks - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
*632.By Sen. Foster, Stollings, Jenkins and Prezioso - Creating Healthy Lifestyles
Restaurant Calorie Posting Program - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/15/2008 - To Finance 2/15/2008
633.By Sen. Bailey - Reducing certain temporary employees' service credit
requirements - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - On second reading
to Finance 2/20/2008
*634.By Sen. Hunter, Helmick, Plymale, Minard, Kessler and Unger - Creating Military
Authority Act - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Military then Finance - Com. sub. reported
2/20/2008 - On second reading to Finance 2/20/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Amended -
Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in
House amendment and passed bill 3/6/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor
3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
635.By Sen. Plymale and Edgell - Authorizing State Board of Education to set and
collect review fees from certain publishers - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Education
then Finance - To Finance 2/20/2008
636.By Sen. Prezioso - Requiring Bureau for Public Health license free clinics -
Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
637.By Sen. Stollings, Unger and Hunter - Requiring CPR and first aid training in
secondary school curriculum - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Education then Finance -
(original same as H. B. No. 4124)
*638.By Sen. Love and Kessler - Requiring information collection from catalytic
converter purchasers - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported
2/21/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - On 1st
reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Senate concurred in
House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Vetoed by
Governor 3/31/08
639.By Sen. Hall - Requiring abortion-related statistics' collection - Introduced
2/11/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (original same as H. B.
No. 2149)
640.By Sen. McKenzie - Prohibiting state-funded family planning centers from
discussing abortion or abortion referrals - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Health and
Human Resources then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 2792)
641.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Unger, Fanning, Green, Helmick, Hall, Prezioso,
Kessler, Minard, Plymale and Hunter - Creating Water Resources Protection and
Management Act - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Natural Resources then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4501) - On second reading to Finance 2/18/2008 - To
Judiciary 2/20/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To
Judiciary then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Amended
- Passed House 3/6/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
642.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Allowing
transfer of assets from Teachers' Defined Contribution Retirement System to
State Teachers Retirement System - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Pensions then
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4496)
643.By Sen. McCabe, Plymale, Foster, Oliverio, Facemyer, Barnes, Hall, Hunter, Kessler,
Jenkins and McKenzie - Creating Public-Private Transportation Facilities Act of
2008 - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance -
(original similar to H. B. No. 3044 and H. B. No. 4476)
644.By Sen. Guills - Prohibiting state or county reimbursement for abortion-related
transportation costs - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Judiciary
*645.By Sen. Kessler, Edgell and Helmick - Exempting city and county hospitals from
certain audit requirements - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Government Organization
then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/18/2008 - To Finance 2/18/2008 - Constitutional
rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - On 1st
reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/28/08
646.By Sen. Plymale and Edgell - Relating to certain teachers' sanctions - Introduced
2/12/2008 - To Education
647.By Sen. Plymale and Kessler - Allowing sheriffs' access to Board of Pharmacy
database - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
648.By Sen. Barnes - Prohibiting gender-based abortions - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 2368)
649.By Sen. Barnes - Providing certain fetuses anesthesia - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4470)
*650.By Sen. Foster, Oliverio and Plymale - Relating to Emergency Medical Services
Retirement System - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original
similar to H. B. No. 4550) - To Finance 2/18/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/25/2008 -
Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
651.By Sen. Plymale and Minard - Accepting emergency medical services professionals'
signature on prisoners' medical clearance forms - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To
Judiciary
*652.By Sen. Minard, Oliverio, Bailey, Prezioso, Jenkins, Facemyer, Chafin, Edgell,
Fanning, Plymale, Love, Hunter, Stollings, Caruth, Helmick, Foster, Guills, Bowman,
Tomblin (Mr. President), Green, Kessler, Deem, McKenzie and White - Relating to
private investments in Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park - Introduced 2/13/2008
- To Natural Resources then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4567) - Com. sub.
for com. sub. reported 2/27/2008 - To Finance 2/27/2008
653.By Sen. Minard and White - Permitting internet sales of life, accident and sickness
insurance - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary -
(original same as H. B. No. 4519) - To Judiciary 2/20/2008 - Passed Senate with
amended title 2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/5/2008
- Passed House 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
654.By Sen. Love, Edgell, Unger and Sypolt - Finding and declaring certain claims
against state - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No.
4490) - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008 - To
Finance - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/4/2008 - Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
655.By Sen. Wells, Hunter, White, Minard, Bailey, Love, Barnes, Green, Sypolt and
Kessler - Providing certain coverage to state employees' pregnant dependents -
Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance
656.By Sen. Facemyer, Love and White - Providing single hunting, fishing and trapping
resident license - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Natural Resources then Finance
*657.By Sen. Kessler, McKenzie and Plymale - Creating Alcohol and Drug-Free
Workplace Act - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same
as H. B. No. 4548) - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed
Senate 2/25/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - Read
1st time 3/4/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/6/2008 - Title amended - Effective July
1, 2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective
July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*658.By Sen. Wells, Fanning, Boley, Oliverio, Foster, Barnes, Green, McKenzie, Hunter, Minard, Love, Jenkins, Prezioso, Stollings, Plymale, Edgell, White and Kessler -
Relating to Stop Domestic Violence, Sesquicentennial and "In God We Trust"
license plates - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then
Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/27/2008 - To Finance 2/27/2008
659.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Plymale and Kessler - Increasing certain crime
victims' benefits - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - On second
reading to Finance 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate with amended title 2/27/2008 - Effective
July 1, 2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - On 1st reading, Special Calendar -
Passed House 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
660.By Sen. Plymale, Jenkins and Love - Establishing penalties for manufacturing,
selling, or dispensing certain controlled substances causing deaths - Introduced
2/13/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
661.By Sen. Barnes - Increasing certain criminal trespassing penalties - Introduced
2/13/2008 - To Judiciary
662.By Sen. Hunter - Requiring hospitals report charity policies to Board of Health -
Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Health and Human Resources - (original similar to H. B.
No. 4700)
*663.By Sen. Edgell, Unger and Love - Relating to school cafeteria managers' pay grade
- Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original same as H. B. No.
4564) - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - To Finance 2/20/2008
664.By Sen. Bailey, Love, Oliverio, Kessler and Minard - Exempting family court judges
and magistrates from concealed weapon licensing requirements - Introduced
2/14/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 2127 and H. B. No. 2700)
665.By Sen. Wells, Bowman, Oliverio, Sypolt, Prezioso, McCabe, McKenzie, Yoder,
Facemyer, Bailey, Green, Hall, Fanning, Love, Stollings, Caruth, Tomblin (Mr.
President), Minard, Deem and Plymale - Including true compensation on state
employee paycheck stubs - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Finance
666.By Sen. Bailey, Yoder, Chafin, Minard and Hunter - Permitting fraternal
organizations certain use of charitable raffle proceeds - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To
Finance - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance
*667.By Sen. Foster, Plymale, Jenkins and Minard - Relating to policemen's and firemen's
pension and relief funds - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - Com.
sub. reported 2/19/2008 - To Finance 2/19/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008
- To Finance
668.By Sen. Prezioso, Oliverio and Kessler - Requiring DUI offenders' community
service - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. B.
No. 4528)
669.By Sen. Helmick, Love, Minard, Plymale and Edgell - Relating to private
investments for Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To
Natural Resources then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4567)
670.By Sen. Helmick and Love - Relating to special district excise taxes - Introduced
2/14/2008 - To Economic Development then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No.
4607)
671.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Deem - Increasing presiding Court of Claims'
judge compensation - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Finance - Amended - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance - On 1st reading,
Special Calendar - Amended - Passed House 3/5/2008 - Title amended - Effective July
1, 2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective
July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
672.By Sen. Bowman, Prezioso, Jenkins, Kessler, Stollings, Unger, Foster and Plymale -
Allowing health care providers' discretionary reporting of individuals' driving
competence - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary
673.By Sen. Helmick, Sharpe, Plymale, Chafin, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, McCabe, Sypolt,
Facemyer, Boley, Sprouse and Guills - Making supplementary appropriation to
Department of Health and Human Resources - Introduced 2/14/2008 - Passed
Senate 2/19/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/20/2008 - To Finance - On 1st
reading, Special Calendar - Passed House 3/8/2008 - Effect from passage - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/21/08
674.By Sen. Helmick, Sharpe, Plymale, Chafin, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, McCabe, Sypolt,
Facemyer, Boley, Sprouse and Guills - Making supplementary appropriation to
Department of Administration and Department of Military Affairs and Public
Safety - Introduced 2/14/2008 - Passed Senate 2/19/2008 - Effective from passage - To
House 2/20/2008 - To Finance - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Passed House
3/8/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/21/08
675.By Sen. Facemyer, Hall and Stollings - Requiring boards of education hire best
qualified candidate for extracurricular activities - Introduced 2/15/2008 - To Education
*676.By Sen. Plymale, Jenkins and Stollings - Limiting certain park and recreation
owners' liabilities - Introduced 2/15/2008 - To Government Organization then
Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4403) - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - To
Judiciary 2/20/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate
2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - To
House Judiciary 2/29/2008
*677.By Sen. Boley and Fanning - Modifying certain firearm use restrictions - Introduced
2/15/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4338) - Com. sub. reported
2/25/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary
678.By Sen. Unger - Authorizing Board of Risk and Insurance Management to provide
certain airports' insurance - Introduced 2/15/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then
Finance
679.By Sen. Boley - Redefining "all-terrain vehicle" to include all-terrain utility
vehicles - Introduced 2/15/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance
*680.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Relating
to corporate net income tax and business franchise tax - Introduced 2/15/2008 - To
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4587) - Com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Amended
- Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 2/27/2008 - Effective from passage -
To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House
3/7/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment 3/8/2008 - Passed
Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*681.By Sen. Bailey and Green - Creating Beckley-Raleigh County Building Code
Authority - Introduced 2/15/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - Com.
sub. reported 2/25/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 -
Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance
*682.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Unger, Bailey, Green, Hunter, Oliverio, Stollings, Wells,
White, Guills and Hall (Originating in Senate Education) - Creating Community and
Technical College Capital Improvement Fund - Introduced 2/15/2008 - Referred to
Finance 2/15/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 -
Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008
- Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/18/08
- Approved by Governor 3/27/08
683.By Sen. Bowman - Authorizing certain Alcohol Beverage Control employees arrest
powers and to carry concealed weapons - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary
684.By Sen. Barnes and Boley - Requiring gaming facilities issue monthly statements
- Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No.
4609)
685.By Sen. McCabe, Helmick, Plymale, Bailey, Prezioso, Love, Edgell, Unger, Boley,
Facemyer, Guills, Sypolt, Minard, McKenzie, Stollings, Yoder, Jenkins and White -
Reaffirming Legislature's constitutional authority to appropriate public moneys
- Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
*686.By Sen. Plymale, McCabe, Bailey, Fanning, Chafin, Minard, Jenkins and White -
Relating to Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council - Introduced 2/18/2008
- To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 -
On second reading to Finance 2/20/2008 - Com. sub. for com. sub. reported 2/22/2008
- Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance
687.By Sen. Sypolt - Relating to War on Terrorism Service Medal license plate -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance
688.By Sen. Stollings, Plymale and Prezioso - Requiring athletic trainers' presence at
certain school games - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Education then Finance
689.By Sen. Kessler, Foster and Minard - Allowing State Auditor to fulfill certain tax
lien requirements - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - 2nd reference
dispensed - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
690.By Sen. Wells and Barnes - Allowing teachers to determine what classroom
material may be posted on internet - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Education - (original
similar to H. B. No. 4351)
691.By Sen. Bowman and Kessler - Regulating accountancy practices - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Government Organization - (original similar to H. B. No. 4494)
692.By Sen. Oliverio, Prezioso, Minard, Kessler and Unger - Exempting certain State
Teachers Retirement System retirement benefits from state income tax -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4667)
*693.By Sen. Love, Stollings, Hunter and White - Creating senior resident lifetime
hunting, fishing and trapping license - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Natural Resources
then Finance - On second reading to Finance 2/20/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/25/2008
- Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance
694.By Sen. McKenzie - Relating to crime victim's rights - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To
Judiciary
695.By Sen. Bailey, Kessler and White - Creating Community Defense Act - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Judiciary
696.By Sen. Yoder - Providing appraisal methods for certain multifamily rental
properties - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - On second reading to
Finance 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House
2/28/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - To
Governor 3/18/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/31/08
697.By Sen. Foster - Authorizing Chief Medical Examiner to determine blood tester's
qualifications - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Judiciary - On second reading to Judiciary 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 -
Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary
698.CLERK'S NOTE: Bill was submitted in error by Legislative Services - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Rules
*699.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Establishing OxyContin Asset Forfeiture Fund - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance
- (original same as H. B. No. 4639) - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time
3/5/2008 - Amendments pending - Amended on 3rd reading - Passed House 3/7/2008
- Title amended - Senate refused to concur in House amendment 3/8/2008 - House
refused to recede 3/8/2008
700.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Requiring coal prospectors to record and report certain geological information
- Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining - (original same as H. B. No.
4638)
701.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
Broadband Deployment Council - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4637)
*702.By Sen. McCabe, McKenzie, Foster, Barnes, Jenkins and Unger - Providing
Economic Opportunity Tax Credit to certain businesses - Introduced 2/18/2008 -
To Economic Development then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4628) - Com.
sub. reported 2/25/2008 - Recommitted to Finance on 3rd reading 2/29/2008
703.By Sen. Chafin - Reducing solid waste assessment fees - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To
Judiciary then Finance
*704.By Sen. Minard - Regulating viatical life insurance settlements - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance - (original same as H. B. No.
4618) - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - Reference dispensed - Passed House 2/29/2008 - To
Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
705.By Sen. Unger - Creating Consent to Health Care of Minor's Act - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (original same as H. B.
No. 4596) - On second reading to Judiciary 2/21/2008
706.By Sen. Bowman, Fanning, Foster and McKenzie - Providing for liner placement
through mined-out coal horizons - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Natural Resources then
Energy, Industry and Mining - On second reading to Energy, Industry and Mining
2/20/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st
time 3/5/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
707.By Sen. Bailey, Unger, Stollings, Love and White - Legalizing and regulating
fireworks' sale - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
708.By Sen. Hunter, Minard, Kessler and White - Changing Division of Veterans' Affairs
to Department of Veterans' Assistance - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Military then
Government Organization - (original same as H. B. No. 4560) - On second reading to
Government Organization 2/20/2008
709.By Sen. Unger, Bailey, Stollings, Love, Kessler, Barnes, Hunter and Jenkins -
Creating Volunteer Firefighter Length of Service Act - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To
Pensions then Finance - On second reading to Finance 2/20/2008
*710.By Sen. Fanning and Foster - Eliminating spacing consent from certain coal entities
- Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining - Com. sub. reported
2/20/2008 - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - To House 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary
711.By Sen. Chafin - Clarifying State Police responsibility for certain medical expenses
- Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4442 - similar to H.
B. No. 2224)
*712.By Sen. Fanning and Foster - Authorizing Coalbed Methane Review Board to
propose legislative rules - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 - On second reading to Judiciary
2/20/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House
2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - To
Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
713.By Sen. Unger - Relating to castle doctrine generally - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To
Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 2564 - similar to H. B. No. 2264 and H. B. No.
2734)
714.By Sen. Boley, Plymale, Edgell, Stollings, Kessler, Barnes and Unger - Awarding
National Board for Professional Teaching Standards salary bonus to certain
school leaders - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original similar
to H. B. No. 4341) - To Finance 2/20/2008
*715.By Sen. Plymale and Minard - Defining certain Public Employees Insurance Agency
eligibility - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/27/2008 -
Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To
House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House
3/7/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor
3/28/08
716.By Sen. Bowman, Fanning and Foster - Clarifying definitions of "shallow well" and
"deep well" - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining
717.By Sen. Chafin - Creating State Police Higher Education Security Act - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Education then Finance
718.By Sen. Chafin - Providing certain 911 operator procedure - Introduced 2/18/2008
- To Transportation and Infrastructure then Government Organization
719.By Sen. Plymale, Barnes and Stollings - Setting school athletic director standards
- Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No.
2850)
*720.By Sen. Chafin and McCabe - Defining who may designate disposition manner of
deceased person's body - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported
2/22/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/27/2008
- To Judiciary
721.By Sen. Oliverio, Minard and Kessler - Exempting insurance burial policies from
Medicaid assignment - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
722.By Sen. Prezioso and Unger - Granting regulatory power to certain Board of
Pharmacy facilities - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Health and Human Resources -
Amended - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 2/26/2008 - To House
2/27/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Government Organization - 2nd
reference dispensed - Read 1st time 3/3/2008 - Laid over until 3/5/08 - Amended -
Passed House 3/6/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
723.By Sen. Hunter - Defining "caving" - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - (original
same as H. B. No. 4648)
724.By Sen. Bowman - Prohibiting certain bail forfeiture - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To
Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4644)
725.By Sen. Foster and Stollings - Relating to beverage sales in schools - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Education - (original similar to H.
B. No. 4051)
726.By Sen. Hall - Creating Municipal Roads and Bridges Repair Fund - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance
727.By Sen. Hall - Relating to county solid waste assessment fees - Introduced 2/18/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance
728.By Sen. Sprouse and Sypolt - Prohibiting seizure of lawfully owned firearms during
state of emergency - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary
729.By Sen. Hall - Eliminating Social Security number requirement in securing state
services - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary
730.By Sen. Sprouse - Eliminating obsolete weapons' licensing statutory language -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary
731.By Sen. Minard, Bailey and Fanning - Relating to certain state, county and
municipal depositories - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Government Organization then
Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4692)
732.By Sen. Sprouse - Relating to keeping and bearing arms - Introduced 2/18/2008 -
To Government Organization then Judiciary
733.By Sen. Unger, Tomblin (Mr. President), Helmick, Plymale, Prezioso, McCabe,
Chafin, Sypolt, Hunter, Barnes, Fanning, Stollings, Jenkins, Minard, Green, Bailey,
McKenzie, Edgell, Wells, Foster and Yoder - Creating Electronic Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Act - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4343)
734.By Sen. Hunter, Jenkins and Plymale - Creating Herbert Henderson Office of
Minority Affairs - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
- (original similar to H. B. No. 4665)
735.By Sen. Chafin and Stollings - Dedicating parts of certain severance taxes to
counties and municipalities - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - Constitutional rule
suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 2/27/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To
House 2/28/2008 - To Finance - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - On 2nd reading, House
Calendar 3/8/2008
*736.By Sen. Caruth - Relating to real property sales for persons with legal disabilities
- Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/27/2008 - Constitutional
rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read
1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/13/08 - Vetoed by Governor
3/13/08 - Senate reconsidered action - Senate amended, repassed to meet objections of
Governor 3/16/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment 3/16/2008 - Repassed
House to meet the objections of the Governor 3/16/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
737.By Sen. Hunter, White and Sypolt - Limiting certain companies' use of eminent
domain for electric transmission lines - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary
738.By Sen. Chafin - Redefining "health care provider" to include pharmacist and
pharmacy - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 4445)
739.By Sen. Chafin - Redefining "nonintoxicating beer" to include craft beer -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - (original similar to H. B. No. 2934)
*740.By Sen. Unger - Reforming Berkeley County commission - Introduced 2/18/2008 -
To Government Organization - Com. sub. reported 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate
2/27/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st
time 3/4/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/21/08
- Approved by Governor 3/28/08
741.By Sen. McCabe - Relating to Tax Increment Financing Act - Introduced 2/18/2008
- To Economic Development then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4707)
742.By Sen. Helmick, Wells and Bowman - Relating to Department of Administration's
Purchasing Division - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4664)
743.By Sen. Love and Minard - Leasing school buses for voter transportation -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Education then Judiciary
744.By Sen. Barnes - Relating to certain law-enforcement officers' spouses license plate
- Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance
745.By Sen. Jenkins and Plymale - Relating to qualified continuing care retirement
community - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
*746.By Sen. Facemyer - Establishing takeback program for certain electronics -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/26/2008 - Constitutional
rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read
1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
*747.By Sen. Unger - Creating PROMISE Scholarship Summer Internship Program -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Education then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/20/2008 -
2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 2/25/2008 - Effective from passage - To
House 2/26/2008 - To Education then Finance
748.By Sen. Hunter and Minard - Authorizing salary increase for certain state hospital
workers - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4578)
749.By Sen. Caruth - Providing Medicaid coverage for certain ventilator patients -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
*750.By Sen. Oliverio - Relating to continuing education requirements for insurance
producers - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Banking and Insurance - Com. sub. reported
2/21/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Banking and
Insurance then Judiciary
*751.By Sen. McCabe - Relating to Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Act -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Energy, Industry and Mining then Finance - On second
reading to Finance 2/20/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/27/2008 - Constitutional rule
suspended - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - Effective from passage - To House 2/28/2008
- To Finance - Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Passed House 3/6/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008
- Senate concurred in House changed effective date 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008
- To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
752.By Sen. Helmick, Wells and Bowman - Authorizing Public Employees Insurance Agency to charge interest on late payments - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance -
(original same as H. B. No. 4670)
753.By Sen. Yoder - Permitting nonintoxicating beer sales near certain churches -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - (original same as H. B. No. 4653)
754.By Sen. Unger and Foster - Granting minimum amount of paid sick leave to certain
state employees - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Labor then Finance
755.By Sen. Chafin and Helmick - Establishing Track and Lottery Oversight
Committee - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
756.By Sen. Fanning and Love - Relating to greyhound ownership - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4307)
757.By Sen. Barnes - Requiring Public Service Commission promulgate wind power
projects' rules - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary
*758.By Sen. Helmick and Bowman - Specifying certain terms of Public Employees
Insurance Agency participation - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - (original same
as H. B. No. 4658) - Com. sub. reported 2/22/2008 - Removed from calendar by action
of Committee on Rules
759.By Sen. Helmick and Bowman - Authorizing chief technology officer's access to
certain confidential information - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - (original
same as H. B. No. 4671)
760.By Sen. Sypolt - Relating to Municipal Home Rule Pilot Program - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Government Organization - (original similar to H. B. No. 4060 and H.
B. No. 4679)
761.By Sen. Barnes - Modifying ISE schedule - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Education
762.By Sen. Boley - Creating Juvenile Services Status Offender Fund - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
763.By Sen. Edgell - Relating to certain school coaches' requirements - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 3103)
764.By Sen. Helmick, Wells and Bowman - Specifying certain Public Employees
Insurance Agency participation terms - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance -
(original same as H. B. No. 4658)
765.By Sen. Barnes - Extending certain driver license periods - Introduced 2/18/2008 -
To Transportation and Infrastructure
766.By Sen. Hunter, Unger and Minard - Increasing certain state employee's incremental
salary - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 2995)
767.By Sen. Bowman, Wells and Helmick - Reducing Director of Personnel's experience
requirements - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Government Organization - (original same
as H. B. No. 4677) - Recommitted to Government Organization on 3rd reading
3/3/2008
768.By Sen. Hunter, Minard and Jenkins - Designating Pearl Harbor Day as legal state
holiday - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Military then Finance - (original same as H. B.
No. 4580)
769.By Sen. Helmick, Wells and Bowman - Appropriating certain moneys to Bureau for
Medical Services - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - (original same as H. B. No.
4676) - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To
Finance
*770.By Sen. Chafin - Reducing certain landfill solid waste assessment fees - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - Com. sub. reported 2/21/2008 - On second
reading to Finance 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To
Finance
771.By Sen. Oliverio - Creating Nontraditional Career Development Centers Act -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Education then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No.
4040)
772.By Sen. Love, McKenzie, White and Wells - Creating Marriage and Family
Therapy Board - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
- (original same as H. B. No. 4146)
773.By Sen. Unger - Creating Senior Citizen Property Tax Payment Stabilization and
Relief Act - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance -
774.By Sen. Jenkins, Foster, Facemyer and Wells - Relating to water utility rates -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. B. No. 4552)
775.By Sen. Fanning, Barnes, Bowman, Deem, Facemyer, Green, McKenzie, Prezioso,
Unger and White (Originating in Senate Natural Resources) - Relating to state parks
and state forests - Introduced 2/18/2008 - Passed Senate 2/21/2008 - To House
2/22/2008 - To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Government Organization - 2nd reference dispensed - On 1st reading, Special Calendar - Amended - Passed House
3/4/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/5/2008 - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
776.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Green, Oliverio, Stollings, Unger, Wells, White, Hall and
Sprouse (Originating in Senate Education) - Increasing Excess Lottery Revenue
Fund deposits to Higher Education Improvement Fund - Introduced 2/20/2008 -
Referred to Finance 2/20/2008
777.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Green, Oliverio, Stollings, Unger, Wells, White, Hall and
Sprouse (Originating in Senate Education) - Authorizing Marshall University and
West Virginia University to manage certain real property - Introduced 2/20/2008
- Referred to Finance 2/20/2008 - (original similar to H. B. No. 4469) - Passed Senate
2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Education then Finance
*778.By Sen. Hunter, Wells, Bailey and Boley (Originating in Senate Military) - Relating
to veterans' benefits - Introduced 2/20/2008 - Referred to Finance 2/20/2008 - Com.
sub. reported 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance
- Read 1st time 3/4/2008 - Passed House 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/27/08
779.By Sen. Bowman, Bailey, Barnes, Boley, Foster, Jenkins, McCabe, Minard, Plymale,
Stollings, Sypolt, White and Yoder (Originating in Senate Government Organization)
- Prohibiting hotel occupancy proceeds paid to certain convention and visitors'
bureaus - Introduced 2/20/2008 - Removed from calendar by action of Committee on
Rules - Amended - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - Effective from passage - To House
2/27/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - To House Finance 2/29/2008
780.By Sen. Bowman, Bailey, Barnes, Boley, Kessler, McCabe, Minard, Plymale, Sypolt,
White and Yoder (Originating in Senate Government Organization) - Relating to
Public Employees Grievance Procedure - Introduced 2/21/2008 - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - To
House Judiciary - Amended - Passed House 3/7/2008 - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor
3/28/08
*781.By Sen. Helmick, Sharpe, Plymale, Chafin, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, Bailey, Bowman,
McCabe, Unger, Sypolt, Fanning, Facemyer, Boley, Sprouse and Guills (Originating
in Senate Finance) - Relating to service of suggestee execution and notice -
Introduced 2/21/2008 - Referred to Judiciary 2/21/2008 - Com. sub. reported 2/25/2008
- Passed Senate 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time
3/5/2008 - Passed House 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
782.By Sen. Helmick, Sharpe, Plymale, Chafin, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, Bailey, Bowman,
McCabe, Sypolt, Facemyer, Boley, Sprouse and Guills (Originating in Senate Finance)
- Creating Special Manufacturing Inventory Property Valuation Act - Introduced
2/22/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Finance
783.By Sen. Helmick, Sharpe, Plymale, Chafin, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, Bailey, Bowman,
McCabe, Unger, Sypolt, Fanning, Facemyer, Boley, Sprouse and Guills (Originating
in Senate Finance) - Modifying County Economic Opportunity Development Act
- Introduced 2/22/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance
784.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Bowman, Chafin, Helmick, Kessler, Prezioso,
Caruth, Boley and McKenzie (Originating in Senate Rules) - Relating to reforming,
altering or modifying county government - Introduced 2/22/2008 - Passed Senate
2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - Read 1st time 3/5/2008 - Amended
- Amended on 3rd reading - Passed House 3/8/2008 - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
785.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, Jenkins, Stollings, White, Barnes, Caruth, Deem, Hall and
Yoder (Originating in Senate Judiciary) - Establishing alcohol use by minor as
juvenile delinquent offense - Introduced 2/22/2008 - Passed Senate 2/26/2008 - To
House 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary
786.By Sen. Helmick, Sharpe, Plymale, Chafin, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, Bailey, Bowman,
McCabe, Unger, Fanning, Sypolt, Facemyer, Boley, Sprouse and Guills (Originating
in Senate Finance) - Authorizing Department of Administration's Real Estate
Division to acquire real property - Introduced 2/25/2008 - Passed Senate 2/27/2008
- To House 2/28/2008 - To Finance
787.By Sen. Kessler, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Oliverio, Stollings, Wells, White,
Barnes, Caruth, Deem, Hall, McKenzie and Yoder (Originating in Senate Judiciary) -
Authorizing mini-trucks' registration - Introduced 2/25/2008 - Amended - Passed
Senate with amended title 2/27/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Roads and
Transportation then Finance - (original same as H. B. No. 4696)
788.By Sen. Oliverio, Chafin, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Kessler, Stollings, Wells, White,
Barnes and Deem (Originating in Senate Judiciary) - Requiring DUI convicts serve
mandatory community service and creating a registry of such persons - Introduced
3/7/2008 - On 2nd reading 3/9/2008
ALL SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS OFFERED
1.By Sen. Facemyer - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated Fair and
Equal Citizenship Amendment - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
2.By Sen. Chafin - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated Government
Improvement Amendment - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance -
3.By Sen. Bailey and Barnes - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated
Amendment Recognizing Right to Privacy - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary then
Finance
4.By Sen. Bailey and Yoder - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated
Legislative Compensation Reform Amendment - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary
then Finance
5.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Proposing amendment to Constitution designated Inventory Exemption
Amendment - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as
H. J. R. No. 101 - similar to H. J. R. No. 107)
6.By Sen. Yoder, Caruth, Guills, Barnes, Boley and Sypolt - Proposing amendment to
Constitution designated Merit Selection of Justices and Judges Amendment -
Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
7.By Sen. Minard, Yoder, Prezioso, Hall, Hunter, Unger and Jenkins - Proposing
amendment to Constitution designated Homestead Exemption Increase
Amendment - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to
H. J. R. No. 103, H. J. R. No. 106, H. J. R. No. 108, H. J. R. No. 2, H. J. R. No. 2, H.
J. R. No. 22, H. J. R. No. 24, H. J. R. No. 28 and H. J. R. No. 3)
8.By Sen. Bailey, Bowman, Hunter, Fanning, Minard, Stollings, Wells, Yoder, Jenkins,
White, Unger, Deem and Foster - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated
Homestead Exemption Increase Amendment - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Judiciary
then Finance - (original similar to H. J. R. No. 103, H. J. R. No. 106, H. J. R. No. 108,
H. J. R. No. 2, H. J. R. No. 2, H. J. R. No. 22, H. J. R. No. 24, H. J. R. No. 28 and H.
J. R. No. 3)
9.By Sen. Caruth, Guills, Barnes, Hall and Yoder - Proposing amendment to
Constitution clarifying Constitution does not require state pay for abortion -
Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. J. R. No. 18)
10.By Sen. Hunter - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated Senatorial
District Amendment - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
11.By Sen. Hall - Proposing amendment to Constitution clarifying Constitution does
not require state pay for abortion or secure right to abortion - Introduced
2/11/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original similar to H. J. R. No. 18)
*12.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Proposing amendment to Constitution designated Manufacturing Inventory and
Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemption Amendment - Introduced 2/12/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance - (original same as H. J. R. No. 107 - similar to H. J. R. No.
101) - Com. sub. reported 2/19/2008 - To Finance 2/19/2008 - Amended - Passed
Senate with amended title 2/26/2008 - To House 2/27/2008 - To Constitutional
Revision then Finance - To House Finance 3/4/2008
13.By Sen. Facemyer - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated Dedication
of Funding to Natural Resources Amendment - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Judiciary
then Finance - (original same as H. J. R. No. 4)
14.By Sen. Sypolt - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated Homestead
Exemption Increase Amendment - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
- (original same as H. J. R. No. 103 - similar to H. J. R. No. 106, H. J. R. No. 108, H.
J. R. No. 2, H. J. R. No. 22, H. J. R. No. 24, H. J. R. No. 28 and H. J. R. No. 3)
15.By Sen. Unger and Minard - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated
Homestead Exemption Increase Amendment - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary
then Finance
16.By Sen. Sypolt - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated Marriage
Protection Amendment - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original
same as H. J. R. No. 20)
17.By Sen. Sypolt and Yoder - Proposing amendment to Constitution designated Veto
Session Amendment - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (original
same as H. J. R. No. 8)
ALL SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS OFFERED
1.By Sen. Love and White - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Webster Springs, Webster County, "Kenny Ray Hamrick Memorial Bridge" -
Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
2.By Sen. White - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
tourism opportunities in less-developed counties - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Economic Development then Rules - To Rules 3/4/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
3.By Sen. Stollings - Requesting Legislative Oversight Commission on Education
Accountability explore options to improve school health - Introduced 1/10/2008 -
To Education then Rules - To Rules 3/10/2008
4.By Sen. Bailey - Urging Congress pass Employee Free Choice Act - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Judiciary
5.By Sen. Bailey - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
post-construction stormwater runoff - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary then
Rules - To Judiciary 1/11/2008
6.By Sen. Foster - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
Universal Voluntary Accounts Program - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Pensions then
Rules - To Rules 2/20/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/5/2008 - To House 3/5/2008 - To
Rules - To House Rules 3/5/2008 - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
7.By Sen. Helmick - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
state agencies' use of state-owned facilities - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Government
Organization then Rules - To Government Organization 1/11/2008
8.By Sen. Bailey, Edgell and Green - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge
in Beaver, Raleigh County, "Major Jeff L. Davis Memorial Bridge" - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 2/19/2008 - To
House 2/20/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 2/20/2008 - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
9.By Sen. Foster, McCabe and Hunter - Requesting Joint Committee on Government
and Finance study beverage container recycling - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To
Judiciary then Rules - To Judiciary 1/11/2008
10.By Sen. Deem - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
predatory mortgage lending practices - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Banking and
Insurance then Rules - To Banking and Insurance 1/11/2008
11.By Sen. Chafin, McCabe and Plymale - Requesting Joint Committee on Government
and Finance study sequestration of greenhouse gases - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To
Judiciary then Rules - To Judiciary 1/11/2008
12.By Sen. Jenkins and Plymale - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Huntington, Cabell County, "Michael Dale Thomas Memorial Bridge" -
Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
13.By Sen. Jenkins - Requesting Legislative Oversight Commission on Health and
Human Resources Accountability study sexual assault nurse examiner programs
- Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Rules - To Rules
3/10/2008
14.By Sen. White and Hunter - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and
Finance study feasibility of national park in High Allegheny region - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Natural Resources then Rules - To Natural Resources 1/11/2008
15.By Sen. Fanning and Hunter - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and
Finance study managed timberland - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Natural Resources
then Rules - To Natural Resources 1/11/2008
16.By Sen. Love and Hunter - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and
Finance study elimination of wireless coverage dead spots - Introduced 1/10/2008
- To Transportation and Infrastructure then Rules - To Rules 2/18/2008 - Adopted by
Senate 3/8/2008
17.By Sen. Stollings and Plymale - Requesting Legislative Oversight Commission on
Health and Human Resources Accountability study availability of medical
rehabilitation centers - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Rules - To Health and Human Resources 1/11/2008
18.By Sen. Unger and Stollings - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Martinsburg, Berkeley County, "Dr. C. Vincent Townsend, Sr., Bridge" -
Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate
2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 2/20/2008 - On Unf.
Business, Special Calendar - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
19.By Sen. Deem and Boley - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Parkersburg, Wood County, "Blennerhassett Island Bridge" - Introduced
1/15/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 2/29/2008 - To
House 2/29/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 2/29/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special
Calendar - Adopted by House 3/5/2008
*20.By Sen. Unger, Love, Jenkins, Hunter and McCabe - Urging Congress pass
legislation protecting public from toxic and hazardous imports - Introduced
1/16/2008 - To Judiciary - Com. sub. reported 2/7/2008 - Adopted by Senate 2/8/2008
- To House 2/11/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 2/11/2008 - On Unf. Business,
Special Calendar - Adopted by House 2/13/2008
21.By Sen. Barnes, Stollings, Wells, Bailey, Jenkins, Foster and Hunter - Requesting
Joint Committee on Government and Finance study utilizing social work services in public schools - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Education then Rules - To Education
1/17/2008
22.By Sen. Minard - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Clarksburg,
Harrison County, "PFC Hotty Herrick Bridge" - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008
- To Rules - To House Rules 2/20/2008 - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
23.By Sen. Yoder, Barnes, Love and Unger - Requesting Joint Committee on
Government and Finance study providing safe and affordable housing for State
Police - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Finance then Rules - To Finance 1/18/2008
24.By Sen. Yoder, Chafin, Bailey and Barnes - Requesting Joint Committee on
Government and Finance study changing civil action venue when state is
defendant - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Judiciary then Rules - To Judiciary 1/22/2008
25.By Sen. Minard (By Request) - Urging Government of Turkey to cease
discrimination of Ecumenical Patriarchate - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Judiciary
26.By Sen. Green and Love - Requesting Division of Natural Resources set minimum
size on male deer taken in state - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Natural Resources
27.By Sen. Green - Requesting Division of Natural Resources set minimum size on
black bass taken in state - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Natural Resources
28.By Sen. Barnes, Love, Fanning, White and Sypolt - Designating timber rattlesnake
as state reptile and Megalonyx Jeffersonii as state fossil - Introduced 1/23/2008 -
To Natural Resources - Adopted by Senate 2/29/2008 - To House 2/29/2008 - To Rules
- To House Rules 2/29/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar - Amended -
Adopted by House 3/7/2008 - Senate requests return of bill from House - Senate
reconsidered action - Motion to refuse to concur - Motion rejected - Adopted by Senate
3/8/2008
29.By Sen. Prezioso and Edgell - Designating Megalonyx Jeffersonii as official state
fossil - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Natural Resources
30.By Sen. McKenzie, Oliverio and Kessler - Requesting Division of Highways name
section of Interstate 70 in Wheeling, Ohio County, "Doc and Chickie Williams
Country Music Royal Couple Highway" - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Transportation
and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008 - To Rules -
To House Rules 2/20/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar - Adopted by House
3/7/2008
31.By Sen. Chafin - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Delbarton,
Mingo County, "Thomas Elbert Muncy, Jr., Memorial Bridge" - Introduced
1/28/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
32.By Sen. Edgell, Wells, Green, Hall, Plymale, Foster, Jenkins, Hunter, Stollings and
Kessler - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study daily
physical education classes - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Education then Rules - To
Rules 3/10/2008
33.By Sen. Bailey, Love and Hunter - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and
Finance study four-day work week for city, county and state employees -
Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Finance then Rules - To Finance 1/30/2008
34.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Boley, Bowman, Caruth, Chafin, Kessler and
Prezioso (Originating in Senate Rules) - Amending Joint Rules of Senate and House
of Delegates by adding a new rule relating to constitutional petitions and
resolutions - Introduced 1/29/2008 - Adopted by Senate 1/30/2008 - To House
1/31/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 1/31/2008 - Unfinished Business, House
Calendar - Adopted by House 2/4/2008
35.By Sen. Love and White - Relating to West Virginia Corrections Academy -
Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Judiciary
36.By Sen. Jenkins and Plymale - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Ona, Cabell County, "Cpl. William Bradley Fulks Memorial Bridge" - Introduced
1/31/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
37.By Sen. Love, White and Stollings - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge
in Diana, Webster County, "David Daniel Hamrick Memorial Bridge" -
Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate
2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 2/20/2008 - On Unf.
Business, Special Calendar - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
38.By Sen. Foster, Wells, McCabe and Sprouse - Requesting Division of Highways
name bridge in Trace Fork, Kanawha County, "Private Clinton Griffith and Staff
Sergeant Jack Griffith Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008
- To Rules - To House Rules 2/20/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar -
Adopted by House 3/7/2008
39.By Sen. Fanning and Yoder - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Hemphill, McDowell County, "Charles Spencer Bridge" - Introduced 2/1/2008 -
To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 2/20/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special
Calendar - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
40.By Sen. McCabe, Plymale, Jenkins, Foster, Wells, Sprouse, Hunter, Minard and
Oliverio - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Cabell County,
"Phyllis E. Given Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 2/19/2008 - To House 2/20/2008 - To Rules - To
House Rules 2/20/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar - Adopted by House
3/4/2008
41.By Sen. Stollings and Tomblin (Mr. President) - Requesting Division of Highways
name bridge in Lincoln County "Sergeant James Allen May Memorial Bridge"
- Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
42.By Sen. Stollings and Tomblin (Mr. President) - Requesting Division of Highways
name bridge in Dickson, Wayne County, "Noah Stephens Bridge" - Introduced
2/4/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
43.By Sen. Jenkins and Plymale - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Cabell County "Sgt. Jackie L. Waymire Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/4/2008
- To Transportation and Infrastructure
44.By Sen. Hunter, Oliverio, Prezioso, Minard, Kessler, Helmick, Unger and Sypolt -
Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Morgantown, Monongalia
County, "John Pyles Bridge" - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure
45.By Sen. Prezioso, Stollings and Jenkins - Requesting Joint Committee on
Government and Finance study local health programs' funding formula -
Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Finance then Rules - To Finance 2/7/2008
46.By Sen. Hunter, Sypolt, Jenkins, Minard, Stollings, Unger, Foster and Kessler - Urging
Congress support national Mother's Day monument located in West Virginia -
Introduced 2/7/2008 - To Government Organization
47.By Sen. White, Love and Hunter - Requesting Division of Natural Resources
rename Wallback Lake in Clay County "Sampson Lake" - Introduced 2/11/2008
- To Natural Resources - Adopted by Senate 2/21/2008 - To House 2/22/2008 - To
Rules - To House Rules 2/22/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar - Adopted by
House 3/7/2008
48.By Sen. Chafin - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Puritan Mines,
Mingo County, "Rev. Glen and Gladys Merritt Bridge" - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/4/2008 - To House
3/4/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 3/4/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar
- Amended - Adopted by House 3/7/2008 - Title amended - Senate concurred in House
amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008
49.By Sen. Chafin - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Mingo County
"Private Lawrence Ooten Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/4/2008 - To House 3/4/2008
- To Rules - To House Rules 3/4/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar - Adopted
by House 3/7/2008
50.By Sen. Unger, Jenkins, Prezioso, Stollings and Kessler - Requesting Joint
Committee on Government and Finance study recruitment and retention of
volunteer firefighters - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Government Organization then
Rules - To Government Organization 2/14/2008
51.By Sen. Unger, Oliverio, Stollings, Foster, Hunter and Kessler - Urging Congress
declare annual National Miner's Day - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Government
Organization
52.By Sen. Wells, Prezioso and Kessler - Requesting Division of Highways name
bridge in Marion County "Seaman 1st Class Clyde Richard Wilson Memorial
Bridge" - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by
Senate 3/4/2008 - To House 3/4/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 3/4/2008 - On Unf.
Business, Special Calendar - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
53.By Sen. Bowman, Bailey, Barnes, Boley, Foster, Jenkins, Kessler, Minard, Plymale,
Stollings, Sypolt, White and Yoder (Originating in Senate Government Organization)
- Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study convention and
visitors bureaus - Introduced 2/18/2008 - Referred to Rules 2/18/2008 - Adopted by
Senate 2/29/2008 - To House 2/29/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 2/29/2008 - On
Unf. Business, Special Calendar - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
54.By Sen. Love - Urging Secretary of Interior to cause National Park Service and
Fish and Wildlife Service to amend certain firearm regulations - Introduced
2/20/2008 - To Natural Resources
55.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Green, Oliverio, Stollings, Unger, Wells, White, Hall and
Sprouse (Originating in Senate Education) - Authorizing issue of State Excess
Lottery Revenue Fund bonds to provide certain higher education improvements
- Introduced 2/20/2008 - Referred to Finance 2/20/2008
56.By Sen. Hunter, Wells, Bailey, Edgell, Minard, Oliverio, Boley, Hall and Sypolt (Originating in Senate Military) - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and
Finance study certain veterans' eligibility for Veterans Memorial Monument -
Introduced 2/21/2008 - Referred to Rules 2/21/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
57.By Sen. Hunter, Fanning, Green, Guills, Kessler, Sprouse, Stollings and Wells
(Originating in Senate Energy, Industry and Mining) - Requesting Joint Committee
on Government and Finance study oil and gas wells - Introduced 2/21/2008 -
Referred to Rules 2/21/2008 - Removed from calendar by action of Committee on
Rules
58.By Sen. Facemyer, Unger and Hall - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge
near Eleanor, Putnam County, "Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/25/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/4/2008 - To House 3/4/2008
- To Rules - To House Rules 3/4/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar -
Amended - Adopted by House 3/8/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment
3/8/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
59.By Sen. Boley, Facemyer, Edgell and Helmick - Requesting Joint Committee on
Government and Finance study simplified tax structure for communications -
Introduced 2/26/2008 - To Finance then Rules - To Rules 3/8/2008
*60.By Sen. Foster and McKenzie - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and
Finance study armed forces retirement service credit - Introduced 2/26/2008 - To
Pensions then Rules - Com. sub. reported 2/29/2008 - To Rules 2/29/2008 - Adopted
by Senate 3/5/2008 - To House 3/5/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 3/5/2008 -
Adopted by House 3/8/2008
61.By Sen. Caruth - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
energy sources' taxation - Introduced 2/27/2008 - To Finance then Rules - To Rules
3/10/2008
62.By Sen. Chafin and Fanning - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge near
Belo, Mingo County, "BMC Howard W. Bannister Memorial Bridge" - Introduced
2/27/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure
63.By Sen. Chafin and Fanning - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge near
Belo, Mingo County, "R3C Fred Mahon Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/27/2008
- To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/4/2008 - To House
3/4/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 3/4/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar
- Adopted by House 3/7/2008
64.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Bailey, Green, Hunter, Oliverio, Stollings, Unger, Wells,
Guills, Hall and Sprouse (Originating in Senate Education) - Commending Consortium for Internationalizing Higher Education in West Virginia - Introduced
2/27/2008 - Adopted by Senate 2/28/2008 - To House 2/28/2008 - To Rules - To House
Rules 2/28/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
65.By Sen. Facemyer, Bailey and Unger - Urging Congress to pass resolution regarding
farm vehicle exemptions - Introduced 2/28/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
*66.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Stollings - Requesting Division of Highways
name bridge in Ashford, Boone County, "Barry Lutsy Memorial Bridge" -
Introduced 2/28/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Com. sub. reported
3/4/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/5/2008 - To House 3/5/2008 - To Rules - To House
Rules 3/5/2008
67.By Sen. Kessler, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Minard, Oliverio, Stollings, Wells,
White, Barnes, Caruth, Deem, Hall and McKenzie (Originating in Senate Judiciary) -
Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study joint parenting
- Introduced 2/28/2008 - Referred to Rules 2/28/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
68.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, Foster, Hunter, Stollings, Wells, Barnes, Caruth and
McKenzie (Originating in Senate Judiciary) - Requesting Joint Committee on
Government and Finance study Alcohol and Drug Mental Health Courts -
Introduced 2/28/2008 - Referred to Rules 2/28/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
69.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, Chafin, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Minard, Stollings,
Wells, White, Barnes, Caruth, Deem, Hall, McKenzie and Yoder (Originating in
Senate Judiciary) - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
judicial elections - Introduced 2/29/2008 - Referred to Rules 2/29/2008 - Adopted by
Senate 3/5/2008 - To House 3/5/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 3/5/2008 - Adopted
by House 3/8/2008
70.By Sen. McCabe, Oliverio, Plymale, Kessler, Minard, McKenzie, Sprouse, Prezioso,
Fanning, Bowman, Unger, Facemyer and Caruth - Requesting Joint Committee on
Government and Finance study West Virginia Tax Increment Financing Act -
Introduced 2/29/2008 - Referred to Rules 2/29/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
71.By Sen. Hunter and Kessler - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Grafton, Taylor County, "Floyd 'Scotty' Hamilton: First WVU All American
Basketball Player Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 3/3/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/6/2008 - To House 3/6/2008 - To Rules - To
House Rules 3/6/2008 - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
72.By Sen. Hunter and Kessler - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Grafton, Taylor County, "Clair Bee: Basketball Coach and Author Memorial
Bridge" - Introduced 3/3/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by
Senate 3/6/2008 - To House 3/6/2008 - To Rules - To House Rules 3/6/2008
73.By Sen. Prezioso, Oliverio, Stollings, Foster, Jenkins and Unger - Requesting
Legislative Oversight Commission on Health and Human Resources
Accountability study substance abuse - Introduced 3/3/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Rules - To Health and Human Resources 3/4/2008
74.By Sen. McCabe, Foster, Unger, Stollings and McKenzie - Requesting Joint
Committee on Government and Finance review property tax assessment and
appeals system - Introduced 3/4/2008 - To Finance then Rules - To Rules 3/10/2008
75.By Sen. Green and Bailey - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Summers County "Vaughn Ray York, Jr., Memorial Bridge" - Introduced
3/4/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Amended - Adopted by Senate
3/8/2008 - To House 3/8/2008 - Reference dispensed - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
76.By Sen. Love - Requesting Division of Highways place sign at Fayetteville, Fayette
County, "Coolest Small Town" - Introduced 3/4/2008 - Referred to Transportation
and Infrastructure 3/4/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/6/2008 - To House 3/6/2008 - To
Rules - To House Rules 3/6/2008 - On Unf. Business, Special Calendar - Adopted by
House 3/8/2008
77.By Sen. Hunter, Boley, Edgell, Hall, Minard, Oliverio and Wells (Originating in Senate
Military) - Urging Congress declare December 7th a national holiday - Introduced
3/3/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/6/2008 - To House 3/6/2008 - To Rules - To House
Rules 3/6/2008 - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
78.By Sen. Unger - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
impact of Chesapeake Bay restoration - Introduced 3/5/2008 - To Natural Resources
then Rules - To Natural Resources 3/6/2008
79.By Sen. McCabe, Jenkins and Foster - Requiring Department of Education
Superintendent present education improvement plan - Introduced 3/5/2008 - To
Education
80.By Sen. McCabe and Foster - Requiring Department of Health and Human
Resources Secretary present service delivery systems improvement plan -
Introduced 3/5/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
81.By Sen. McCabe, Kessler, Foster, Stollings, Hall, Barnes, Love, Jenkins and Boley -
Requesting Senate and House Finance committees study private providers' reimbursement rate structures and rate adjustment processes - Introduced
3/5/2008 - To Finance then Rules - To Finance 3/6/2008
82.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell and Unger - Amending Joint Rule No. 5, relating to bill
processing - Introduced 3/5/2008 - To Rules
83.By Sen. Wells and McCabe - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Kanawha County "Captain Benjamin D. Tiffner Memorial Bridge" - Introduced
3/6/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008 - To
House 3/8/2008 - Reference dispensed - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
84.By Sen. Foster and McCabe - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Kanawha County "Master Sergeant William L. 'Buster' Hackney Memorial
Bridge" - Introduced 3/6/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by
Senate 3/8/2008 - To House 3/8/2008 - Reference dispensed - Adopted by House
3/8/2008
85.By Sen. Prezioso, Kessler and McCabe - Requesting Joint Committee on
Government and Finance study small group insurance coverage - Introduced
3/6/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Rules - To Banking and Insurance 3/7/2008
86.By Sen. Unger - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
consent to certain minors' health care - Introduced 3/6/2008 - To Judiciary then
Rules - To Judiciary 3/7/2008
87.By Sen. Jenkins - Requesting Legislative Oversight Commission on Health and
Human Resources Accountability study State Board of Pharmacy controlled
substance database access - Introduced 3/6/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Rules - To Health and Human Resources 3/7/2008
88.By Sen. Chafin - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Delbarton,
Mingo County, "Thomas Elbert Muncy, Jr., Memorial Bridge" - Introduced
3/6/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008 - To
House 3/8/2008 - Reference dispensed - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
89.By Sen. Hunter, Kessler, Stollings, Wells, Deem, Guills, Sprouse and Sypolt
(Originating in Senate Energy, Industry and Mining) - Requesting Joint Committee
on Government and Finance study coal industry's economic and environmental
impact - Introduced 3/6/2008 - Referred to Rules 3/7/2008
90.By Sen. Hunter, Kessler, Stollings, Wells, Deem, Guills, Sprouse and Sypolt -
Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study severance tax
effects on natural gas and oil industry - Introduced 3/6/2008 - Removed from calendar by action of Committee on Rules
91.By Sen. Hunter, Unger, White and Foster - Urging West Virginia National Guard
return from Iraq - Introduced 3/7/2008 - To Military
ALL SENATE RESOLUTIONS OFFERED
1.By Sen. Chafin - Raising committee to notify House of Delegates Senate has
assembled - Introduced 1/9/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by
Senate 1/9/2008
2.By Sen. Chafin - Raising committee to notify Governor Legislature has assembled
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/9/2008
3.By Sen. Stollings, Tomblin (Mr. President) and Unger - Congratulating Jordan
Roberts for winning the 2007 Harry H. Kennedy Award - Introduced 1/17/2008 -
Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/17/2008
4.By Sen. Hunter, Plymale, McCabe, Kessler, Love, Foster and Jenkins - Designating
January 21, 2008, "Veterans Visibility Day" - Introduced 1/21/2008 - Committee
reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/21/2008
5.By Sen. Helmick - Authorizing the appointment of 2008 session employees -
Introduced 1/21/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/24/2008
6.By Sen. Love, Kessler and Jenkins - Designating January 22, 2008, "Crime Victims
Day" - Introduced 1/22/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate
1/22/2008
7.By Sen. Prezioso, Hunter, McKenzie, Kessler, Jenkins, Stollings, Unger, White and
Oliverio - Designating January 24, 2008, "Disability Advocacy Day" - Introduced
1/24/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/24/2008
8.By Sen. White, McCabe and Plymale - Expressing support for West Virginia
University Institute of Technology - Introduced 1/25/2008 - Committee reference
dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/29/2008
9.By Sen. Unger, Yoder, Barnes and Plymale - Recognizing Leadership Berkeley -
Introduced 1/28/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/28/2008
10.By Sen. Edgell - Designating January 29, 2008, "West Virginia State Grange Day"
- Introduced 1/29/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/29/2008
11.By Sen. Bailey, Tomblin (Mr. President), Boley, Caruth, Chafin, Deem, Edgell,
Facemyer, Fanning, Foster, Green, Guills, Hall, Helmick, Hunter, Jenkins, Kessler,
Love, McCabe, McKenzie, Minard, Oliverio, Plymale, Prezioso, Sprouse, Stollings,
Sypolt, Wells, White and Yoder - Designating January 29, 2008, "Community
Action Day" - Introduced 1/29/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by
Senate 1/29/2008
12.By Sen. Hunter, Stollings, Unger, McKenzie, Foster, Jenkins, Plymale, Edgell, Wells,
Prezioso, Oliverio, Kessler, White and McCabe - Designating January 30, 2008,
"Social Workers Day" - Introduced 1/30/2008 - Committee reference dispensed -
Adopted by Senate 1/30/2008
13.By Sen. Oliverio, Foster, Wells, Hunter, White, Kessler and Jenkins - Designating
January 31, 2008, "Earned Income Tax Credit Awareness Day" - Introduced
1/31/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/31/2008
14.By Sen. Love, Bailey, Boley, Bowman, Caruth, Chafin, Deem, Edgell, Fanning, Foster,
Green, Hall, Helmick, Hunter, Jenkins, Kessler, McCabe, Minard, Oliverio, Sprouse,
Stollings, Sypolt, Prezioso, Tomblin (Mr. President), Unger, Wells and Plymale -
Requesting National Park Service continue hunting in New River Gorge National
River area - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Natural Resources
15.By Sen. Unger, Plymale and Yoder - Recognizing Leadership Jefferson - Introduced
2/12/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 2/12/2008
16.By Sen. Foster, McCabe, Wells, Sprouse, Bailey, Green and Stollings - Recognizing
Children's Theatre of Charleston - Introduced 2/13/2008 - Committee reference
dispensed - Adopted by Senate 2/13/2008
17.By Sen. Plymale, Jenkins, Oliverio, Prezioso, Stollings, White and Kessler -
Congratulating National Board for Professional Teaching Standards' certified
teachers - Introduced 2/13/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate
2/13/2008
18.By Sen. Prezioso, Stollings, McCabe, Minard, Oliverio, Jenkins, Edgell, White and
Kessler - Designating February 13, 2008, "Children's Day" - Introduced 2/13/2008
- Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 2/13/2008
19.By Sen. Sharpe (By Request), Minard (By Request), Green, Boley, Guills and Hall -
Supporting Child Abduction Prevention Program's efforts to enact sex offender
residency ordinance - Introduced 2/15/2008 - To Judiciary
20.By Sen. Unger, Kessler, Minard, Foster, Plymale, McKenzie, McCabe, Stollings,
White and Jenkins - Congratulating Special Olympics West Virginia team -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 2/18/2008
21.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Unger, Bailey, Barnes, Boley, Bowman, Caruth,
Chafin, Deem, Edgell, Facemyer, Fanning, Foster, Green, Guills, Hall, Helmick,
Hunter, Jenkins, Kessler, Love, McCabe, McKenzie, Minard, Oliverio, Plymale,
Prezioso, Sharpe, Stollings, Sprouse, Sypolt, Wells, White and Yoder - Memorializing
Brian William Linn - Introduced 2/25/2008 - Committee reference dispensed -
Adopted by Senate 2/25/2008
22.By Sen. Love, Prezioso, McCabe, Edgell, Minard, Stollings, Jenkins, Unger, Kessler
and McKenzie - Designating February 25, 2008, "Corrections Day" - Introduced
2/25/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 2/25/2008
23.By Sen. Foster, Unger, Stollings, Minard, Prezioso, Plymale, Edgell, McCabe, Jenkins,
Kessler and McKenzie - Designating February 25, 2008, "Law Enforcement
Appreciation Day" - Introduced 2/25/2008 - Committee reference dispensed -
Adopted by Senate 2/25/2008
24.By Sen. Boley, Deem, Tomblin (Mr. President), Bailey, Barnes, Bowman, Caruth,
Chafin, Edgell, Facemyer, Fanning, Foster, Green, Guills, Hall, Helmick, Hunter,
Jenkins, Kessler, Love, McCabe, McKenzie, Minard, Oliverio, Plymale, Prezioso,
Sharpe, Sprouse, Stollings, Sypolt, Unger, Wells, White and Yoder - Memorializing
Honorable Jack L. Miller, former senator - Introduced 2/26/2008 - Committee
reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 2/26/2008
25.By Sen. Jenkins - Urging Congress reauthorize Debbie Smith DNA Backlog Grant
Program - Introduced 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary
26.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Boley, Deem, Bailey, Barnes, Bowman, Caruth,
Chafin, Edgell, Facemyer, Fanning, Foster, Green, Guills, Hall, Helmick, Hunter,
Jenkins, Kessler, Love, McCabe, McKenzie, Minard, Oliverio, Plymale, Prezioso,
Sharpe, Sprouse, Stollings, Sypolt, Unger, Wells, White and Yoder - Memorializing
Robert James Gould, former Senate employee - Introduced 2/27/2008 - Committee
reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 2/27/2008
27.By Sen. Minard, McCabe, Unger, Plymale, Jenkins and Oliverio - Designating
February 27, 2008, "West Virginia Home School Day" - Introduced 2/27/2008 -
Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 2/27/2008
28.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Plymale, Stollings, McCabe, Jenkins, McKenzie, Oliverio, Edgell and Unger - Designating February 28, 2008, "Higher Education
Day" - Introduced 2/28/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate
2/28/2008
29.By Sen. Kessler, Tomblin (Mr. President), Oliverio, Chafin, Foster, Green, Hunter,
Jenkins, Minard, Stollings, Wells, White, Caruth, Deem, Hall, McKenzie, Yoder,
Bailey, Barnes, Boley, Bowman, Edgell, Facemyer, Fanning, Guills, Helmick, Love,
McCabe, Plymale, Prezioso, Sharpe, Sprouse, Sypolt and Unger - Memorializing
Honorable John H. Bowling, Jr., former senator - Introduced 2/29/2008 -
Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 2/29/2008
30.By Sen. Kessler, Tomblin (Mr. President), Edgell, Hunter, Oliverio, Prezioso, Minard,
Foster, Caruth, Sypolt, Boley, Deem, Bailey, Barnes, Bowman, Chafin, Facemyer,
Fanning, Green, Guills, Hall, Helmick, Jenkins, Love, McCabe, McKenzie, Plymale,
Sharpe, Sprouse, Stollings, Unger, Wells, White and Yoder - Congratulating West
Virginia University football team - Introduced 3/3/2008 - Committee reference
dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/3/2008
31.By Sen. Plymale, Caruth, Guills, Jenkins, Foster and Stollings - Honoring Olen E.
Jones, Jr. - Introduced 3/4/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate
3/4/2008
32.By Sen. Kessler, McKenzie, Bowman, Edgell, Tomblin (Mr. President), Bailey,
Barnes, Boley, Caruth, Chafin, Deem, Facemyer, Fanning, Foster, Green, Guills, Hall,
Helmick, Hunter, Jenkins, Love, McCabe, Minard, Oliverio, Plymale, Prezioso,
Sharpe, Sprouse, Stollings, Sypolt, Unger, Wells, White and Yoder - Memorializing
Honorable Arch W. Riley, former senator - Introduced 3/5/2008 - Committee
reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/5/2008
34.By Sen. McCabe, Unger, Kessler and Oliverio - Congratulating Dr. Jo Blackwood,
2008 WV Mother of the Year - Introduced 3/6/2008 - Committee reference dispensed
- Adopted by Senate 3/6/2008
35.By Sen. Oliverio, Wells, Unger and Prezioso - Designating March 9-16, 2008,
"National Problem Gambling Awareness Week" - Introduced 3/7/2008 - To
Judiciary
36.By Sen. Caruth, Chafin, Helmick, Guills, Fanning, Green and Stollings - Honoring Dr.
Jerry. L. Beasley, retiring President of Concord University - Introduced 3/7/2008
- Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/7/2008
37.By Sen. Sprouse, McCabe, Jenkins, Prezioso, Stollings and Kessler - Designating
March, 2008, "American Red Cross Month" - Introduced 3/7/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/7/2008
38.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Prezioso, McCabe, Edgell, Unger, Jenkins and Foster
- Congratulating Patrick Anthony Reale, amateur golf champion - Introduced
3/8/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
39.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), McCabe, Foster, Wells, Sprouse, Unger, Bailey,
Barnes, Boley, Bowman, Caruth, Chafin, Deem, Edgell, Facemyer, Fanning, Green,
Guills, Hall, Helmick, Hunter, Jenkins, Kessler, Love, McKenzie, Minard, Oliverio,
Plymale, Prezioso, Sharpe, Stollings, Sypolt, White and Yoder - Memorializing Linda
V. Pennington, former Senate employee - Introduced 3/8/2008 - Committee reference
dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
40.By Sen. Chafin - Raising committee to notify House of Delegates Senate is ready
to adjoin sine die - Introduced 3/8/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted
by Senate 3/16/2008
41.By Sen. Chafin - Raising committee to notify Governor Legislature is ready to
adjourn sine die - Introduced 3/8/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted
by Senate 3/16/2008
ALL HOUSE BILLS PASSED BY HOUSE
AND COMMUNICATED TO SENATE
2020.By Del. Caputo and Mahan - Requiring mine operators to provide notice of
hazardous chemical substances and lead exposure to its employees - Introduced
1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 1/17/2008 - Title amended - To Senate
1/18/2008 - To Judiciary
*2104.By Del. Rowan - Ensuring victims' rights to testify at sentencing in criminal cases
- Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 1/18/2008 - To Senate 1/21/2008
- To Judiciary
*2402.By Del. Webster, Mahan and Stemple - Prohibiting persons from impersonating a
public official by copying or imitating the markings of a public agency or official
on a motor vehicle - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 1/18/2008 -
To Senate 1/21/2008 - To Judiciary
2503.By Del. Boggs, Stemple and Tansill - Authorizing the Division of Motor Vehicles
to issue an identification card to West Virginia residents who already possess a
valid driver's license - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 1/18/2008
- Title amended - To Senate 1/21/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Passed Senate 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/10/08
2517.By Del. Moore, Kominar, Perry, Barker, Carmichael and Ashley - Providing that the
Board of Banking and Financial Institutions have the authority to approve
acquisitions of out-of-state banks by WV state banks - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Banking and Insurance then Finance - (Original similar to S. B. No. 275) - 2nd
reference dispensed - Amended - Passed House 1/29/2008 - Title amended - To Senate
1/30/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed
Senate 2/6/2008 - To Governor 2/11/08 - Approved by Governor 2/14/08
2711.By Del. Varner, Caputo, Fragale, Manchin, Hartman, Wysong, Longstreth, Shaver,
Yost, Martin and Perry - Providing that fire officers may use adjacent property to
prevent fire from spreading - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Political Subdivisions then
Judiciary - To House Judiciary 1/17/2008 - Passed House 2/4/2008 - To Senate
2/5/2008 - To Judiciary
*2739.By Del. Caputo, Manchin and Longstreth - Providing veterans' death certificates to
families and funeral directors at no cost - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Finance - Passed
House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Finance
*2881.By Del. Walters, Boggs, White and Hrutkay - Providing that antique motor vehicles
may be used for occasional recreational driving - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Roads
and Transportation then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 1/24/2008 - Passed House
2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Passed
Senate 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
2930.By Del. Sobonya, Stephens, Moore, Rowan, Morgan, Miller, C. and Reynolds -
Providing that an applicant for a farm use exemption certificate may not be
required to appear before any assessor for renewal - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Roads and Transportation then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 1/24/2008 - Passed
House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then
Judiciary - On second reading to Judiciary 3/6/2008
*2967.By Del. Armstead, DeLong, Border, Miller, C., Ireland, Swartzmiller, Azinger,
Iaquinta, Romine, Poling, M. and Miller, J. - Creating the "West Virginia
Remembers Program" - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education - Passed House
2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Education - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*3056.By Del. Perdue, Marshall, Evans, Fleischauer, Guthrie, Staggers and Eldridge -
Authorizing pharmacists to administer immunizations - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 513) - 2nd
reference dispensed - Passed House 2/21/2008 - To Senate 2/22/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - 2nd reference dispensed - Amended - Constitutional
rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and
passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*3065.By Del. Eldridge, Rodighiero, Ellis, Stemple, Williams, Perry, Beach, Shook, Argento
and Reynolds - Relating to making false reports of child abuse, sexual abuse and
domestic violence - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended on 3rd reading -
Passed House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - 2nd
reference dispensed - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with
amended title 3/5/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in Senate
amendment and passed 3/6/2008 - Effective ninety days from passage - To Governor
3/11/08 - Approved by Governor 3/15/08
3122.By Del. Longstreth, Fragale, Iaquinta, Martin and Stemple - Relating to the definition
of "eligible veteran" for certain state training and employment preference
benefits - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security then
Judiciary - To House Judiciary 1/16/2008 - Passed House 2/1/2008 - To Senate
2/4/2008 - To Military then Finance - To Finance 3/3/2008
*3188.By Del. Marshall - Creating a means by which effectiveness of economic
development incentives can be measured - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Industry and
Labor, Economic Development and Small Business - To House Judiciary 2/14/2008
- Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Economic Development
3201.By Del. Shaver and Argento - Authorizing the tax commissioner to refuse, revoke,
suspend or refuse to renew a business registration certificate for a business that
is the alter ego, nominee or instrumentality of a business in certain situations -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008
- To Judiciary - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - Effective from
passage - House concurred in Senate amend with title amend, passed 3/8/2008 - Effect
from passage - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 -
Effective ninety days from passage - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
*3204.By Del. Doyle - Authorizing a county to hire a blasting enforcement officer -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To
Senate 2/27/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
*3215.By Del. Doyle, Wysong and Tabb - Removing the administrative link between
Shepherd University and Blue Ridge Community and Technical College -
Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Education - Passed House 1/28/2008 - To Senate 1/29/2008
- To Education then Finance - On second reading to Finance 2/28/2008 - Amended -
Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - House refused to concur and requested Senate to recede 3/7/2008 - Senate refused to recede and
requested conference 3/7/2008 - To conference 3/8/2008 - House adopted conference
report and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - Senate adopted conference
report and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4001.By Del. Argento - Providing certain county commissions with authority to regulate
the location of businesses selling sexually-oriented materials - Introduced 1/9/2008
- To Political Subdivisions then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 315) - To
House Judiciary 1/31/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To
Government Organization then Judiciary
*4010.By Del. Morgan and Michael - Removing the limitation on terms for members on
the board of library directors - Introduced 1/9/2008 - To Government Organization
- Passed House 1/21/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 1/22/2008 - To
Government Organization - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
4016.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Updating meaning of federal adjusted gross income and certain other terms used
in West Virginia Personal Income Tax Act - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Finance -
(Original same as S. B. No. 183) - Passed House 2/1/2008 - Effect from passage - To
Senate 2/4/2008 - To Finance - Amended - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - Effective from
passage - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/13/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/14/08 - House amd. & repassed
to meet the obj. of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate reconsidered
action - Senate concurred in House amendment 3/16/2008 - Passed Senate as result of
objections of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08
- Approved by Governor 3/31/08
4017.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Updating meaning of federal taxable income and certain other terms used in West
Virginia Corporation Net Income Tax Act - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Finance -
(Original same as S. B. No. 184) - Passed House 2/1/2008 - Effect from passage - To
Senate 2/4/2008 - To Finance - Amended - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - Effective from
passage - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/13/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/14/08 - House amd. & repassed
to meet the obj. of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Effect from passage - Senate reconsidered
action - Senate concurred in House amendment 3/16/2008 - Passed Senate as result of
objections of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08
- Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4018.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] - Renewing the West Virginia Small Business Linked Deposit Program - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Industry and Labor, Economic Development and Small Business then
Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 186) - To House Finance 2/7/2008 - Passed
House 2/22/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/25/2008 - To Government
Organization then Finance - On second reading to Finance 3/3/2008 - Passed Senate
3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/13/08 - Approved by Governor
3/15/08
4019.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Relating to civil actions filed in the courts of the state - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To
Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 200) - Passed House 1/25/2008 - To Senate
1/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - House
concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4021.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Revising mining safety equipment requirements and enhancing penalties for
crimes against mining property - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original
same as S. B. No. 182) - Passed House 2/1/2008 - To Senate 2/4/2008 - To Judiciary
- Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended title
3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - Effect April
1, 2008 - Senate concurred in House changed effective date 3/8/2008 - Effective April
1, 2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4022.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Relating to compensation and expenses of panel attorneys providing public
defender services - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (Original same
as S. B. No. 204) - To House Finance 2/18/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - Effective
July 1, 2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - On second reading
to Finance 3/4/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with
amended title 3/7/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - House refused to concur and
requested Senate to recede 3/8/2008 - Senate refused to recede and requested
conference 3/8/2008 - To conference 3/8/2008 - House adopted conference report and
passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - Senate adopted conference report and
passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/31/08
*4023.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Provide for the denial or suspension of a driver's license for any student who
withdraws from school or fails to receive passing grades - Introduced 1/10/2008 -
To Education then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 205) - To House Judiciary
2/12/2008 - Amended on 3rd reading - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008
- To Education then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/29/2008 - Constitutional rule rejected 3/7/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended
title 3/8/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4028.By Del. Fleischauer, Marshall, Beach and Shook - Authorizing counties and
municipalities to enter into contracts for energy-savings - Introduced 1/11/2008 -
To Political Subdivisions then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 487 - similar to
S. B. No. 167) - To House Judiciary 1/17/2008 - Passed House 2/1/2008 - To Senate
2/4/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed -
Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4030.By Del. Caputo, Hamilton, Poling, D. and Poling, M. - Requiring that workplace
fatalities be reported to the Division of Labor - Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Industry
and Labor, Economic Development and Small Business then Judiciary - To House
Judiciary 1/24/2008 - Passed House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To Labor then
Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/18/2008
*4032.By Del. White and Kominar - Relating to payment of wages through a direct
deposit system - Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Industry and Labor, Economic
Development and Small Business then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed
House 2/5/2008 - To Senate 2/6/2008 - To Finance - Amended - Constitutional rule
suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate
amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor
3/31/08
*4036.By Del. Morgan - Granting the board of Respiratory Care Practitioners
rulemaking authority and the issuance of temporary permits to students -
Introduced 1/11/2008 - To Government Organization - Laid over until 1/24/08 - Passed
House 1/24/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 1/25/2008 - To Government
Organization - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/17/08
- Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4037.By Del. DeLong, White, Gall, Rowan, Stephens and Moye - Reducing state income
tax liability for certain retired public employees - Introduced 1/11/2008 - To
Finance - (Original similar to S. B. No. 53) - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate
2/27/2008 - To Finance
4038.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Beach, Caputo, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Swartzmiller, Canterbury and Rowan (Originating in House Government Organization)
- Allowing the Division of Labor to promulgate Rules to license elevator workers
- Introduced 1/14/2008 - Passed House 1/17/2008 - To Senate 1/18/2008 - To
Government Organization - Motion to Defer Rejected - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4041.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) [By Request of the Executive] - Relating to the
regulation and treatment of the production of natural gas and coalbed methane
- Introduced 1/14/2008 - To Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 216) - Passed House
2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4047.By Del. Guthrie, Hatfield, Shook, Miley and Webster - Prohibiting the use of cell
phone and text-messaging devices while operating a motor vehicle except when
using a hands-free device or in the case of an emergency - Introduced 1/15/2008 -
To Roads and Transportation then Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 137 and S.
B. No. 313) - To House Judiciary 2/15/2008 - Passed House 2/27/2008 - To Senate
2/28/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - On second reading
to Judiciary 3/6/2008
*4052.By Del. Perdue, Hatfield, Boggs, Long, Staggers, Border, Moore, Rodighiero and Yost
- Uniform Maternal Screening Act - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 221) - To House Judiciary
1/17/2008 - Passed House 2/4/2008 - To Senate 2/5/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Finance - On second reading to Finance 2/29/2008
*4053.By Del. Proudfoot, Webster, Poling, M., White, DeLong, Perdue, Longstreth, Talbott,
Manchin and Caputo - Protecting computer owners and users from computer
spyware - Introduced 1/16/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended - Passed House 1/31/2008
- Title amended - To Senate 2/1/2008 - To Judiciary
*4059.By Del. Border, Perdue, Staggers, Long, Schadler, Ennis, Moye, Stalnaker and
Stephens - Relating to medical qualifications for school bus operators - Introduced
1/16/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Education - To House Education
1/17/2008 - Passed House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Education - On second reading to Education 3/4/2008 - Amended -
Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - House
concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4069.By Del. Stemple, Brown, Hrutkay, Kessler, Pino and Overington - Requiring vision
screening for renewal of a driver's license - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Judiciary -
(Original same as S. B. No. 212) - Amended - Passed House 2/8/2008 - To Senate
2/11/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/13/08
4072.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Caputo, Eldridge, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Swartzmiller, Canterbury and Porter - Clarifying that the Board of Registration for Professional Engineers is subject to a regulatory board review - Introduced
1/17/2008 - To Government Organization - Passed House 1/28/2008 - To Senate
1/29/2008 - To Government Organization - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended
- Passed Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment
and passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4073.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Caputo, Eldridge, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Swartzmiller, Canterbury and Porter - Clarifying that the Board of Examinations in
Counseling is subject to a regulatory board review - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To
Government Organization - Passed House 1/28/2008 - To Senate 1/29/2008 - To
Government Organization - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate
3/5/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor
3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4074.By Del. Perdue, Hatfield, Moore, Rodighiero, Wysong and Border - Creating an
Office for Oral Health under the Bureau for Public Health and authorizing a full
time director - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Finance
- (Original same as S. B. No. 235) - To House Finance 1/22/2008 - Passed House
2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Amended - Passed
Senate with amended title 2/29/2008 - House refused to concur and requested Senate
to recede 3/3/2008 - Senate refused to recede and requested conference 3/4/2008 - To
conference 3/4/2008
4075.By Del. DeLong, Caputo, Fragale, Webster, White, Kominar and Shook - Providing
for a video recording device monitoring system during Amber Alert periods -
Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Judiciary - - Passed House 2/6/2008 - To Senate 2/7/2008
- To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - To Judiciary 2/28/2008 -
Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4076.By Del. Cowles - Relating to the compensation and expenses of legislators -
Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Finance - (Original similar to S. B. No. 151) - Amended -
Passed House 2/26/2008 - Title amended - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/27/2008
- To Finance - Passed Senate 2/29/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/5/08
- Approved by Governor 3/10/08
4078.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Beach, Eldridge, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Andes, Porter and Rowan - Relating to the termination of the Blennerhassett Island
Historical State Park Commission - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Government
Organization - Passed House 1/28/2008 - To Senate 1/29/2008 - To Government
Organization - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended
title 3/6/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/7/2008 - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4079.By Del. Morgan, Martin and Hartman - Relating to Professional Employer
Organizations - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary
- (Original same as S. B. No. 282) - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed House 2/25/2008
- To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Government Organization - Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4080.By Del. Pino, Blair, Guthrie, Reynolds, Walters and Frederick - Relating to funds
held for charitable purposes by nonprofit, charitable institutions - Introduced
1/17/2008 - To Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 244) - Passed House 2/22/2008
- To Senate 2/25/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08
- Approved by Governor 3/15/08
*4082.By Del. Spencer - Relating to the Public Employees Retirement System - Introduced
1/17/2008 - To Pensions and Retirement then Finance - (Original same as S. B. No.
226) - To House Finance 1/24/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008
- To Pensions then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4085.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Caputo, Eldridge, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Swartzmiller, Canterbury and Porter - Relating to regulatory review of the West
Virginia Acupuncture Board - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Government Organization
- Passed House 1/28/2008 - To Senate 1/29/2008 - To Government Organization -
Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - House concurred
in Senate amendment and passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/15/08
*4088.By Del. Ireland, Anderson, Romine, Hartman, Stemple, Miller, C., Blair, Evans and
Williams - Allowing farm equipment dealers to calculate their inventory based on
an average of their yearly sales - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Agriculture and Natural
Resources then Finance - To House Finance 2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To
Senate 2/26/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4092.By Del. Morgan and Burdiss - Changing the requirements for licensure as a
forester or forestry technician and giving the Board of Foresters rule-making
authority - Introduced 1/18/2008 - To Government Organization - Passed House
1/30/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization
- Removed from calendar by action of Committee on Rules
*4094.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Relating to reimbursement of compensation paid to certain state employees for
job-related training, education or professional development - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 264) - To
House Finance 2/18/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To
Government Organization then Finance - On second reading to Finance 3/3/2008 -
Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008
- House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08
- Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4099.By Del. Perry, Ellem, Morgan, Stemple, Boggs, Webster, White and Palumbo -
Allowing certain vehicles designated by the Secretary of the Department of
Military Affairs and Public Safety to use red flashing lights - Introduced 1/21/2008
- To Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 268) - Amended - Passed House 2/4/2008
- Title amended - To Senate 2/5/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Passed
Senate 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
*4106.By Del. Perry, Ellem, Morgan, Stemple, Boggs, Webster and White - Allowing the
Supreme Court of Appeals to establish a uniform bail schedule - Introduced
1/21/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 260) - Passed House 2/25/2008
- To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary
*4117.By Del. Browning - Expanding eligibility for state minimum salary supplements
for classroom teachers achieving certain national certification - Introduced
1/21/2008 - To Education then Finance - (Original similar to S. B. No. 480) - To House
Finance 2/20/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Senate
2/27/2008 - To Education then Finance - On second reading to Finance 3/4/2008 -
Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/28/08
*4120.By Del. Webster, Brown, Shook, Hamilton, Azinger, Fleischauer, Miley, Mahan and
Proudfoot - Prohibiting inclusion of specific dollar amounts or figures related to
damages in complaints for personal injury or wrongful death actions - Introduced
1/22/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended - Passed House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008
- To Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
*4121.By Del. Fragale, DeLong, Boggs, Barker and Eldridge - Authorizing the participation
of local governments in a purchasing card program to be administered by the
Auditor - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 320) -
Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Finance - Constitutional rule
suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate
amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
*4124.By Del. Staggers, Poling, M., Moye, Perry, Fleischauer, Hamilton, Paxton, Long, Canterbury, Campbell and Crosier - Adding CPR and First Aid training to the
health education curriculum in secondary schools - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Education - (Original same as S. B. No. 637) - To
House Education 1/29/2008 - Passed House 2/20/2008 - To Senate 2/21/2008 - To
Education - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor
3/13/08
4125.By Del. Iaquinta, Perry, Shaver, Anderson, Poling, M., Crosier, Fragale, Miley and
Duke - Relating to faculty senate funds for classroom teachers and librarians -
Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Education then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed
House 2/1/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Senate 2/4/2008 - To Education then
Finance - To Finance 2/28/2008
*4129.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Revising licensing requirements for professional licensing boards, including
authorizing a special volunteer license for health care professionals - Introduced
1/22/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No.
278) - To House Judiciary 2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/21/2008 - To Senate 2/22/2008
- To Judiciary - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with
amended title 3/6/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in Senate
amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/25/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4132.By Del. Burdiss, Webster, Ellem, Hamilton, Mahan and Shook - Prohibiting
employers from mandating captive meetings with their employees relating to
political matters - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No.
303 - similar to S. B. No. 14) - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To
Judiciary then Finance
4134.By Del. Palumbo, Webster, Doyle, Hatfield, Guthrie, Spencer, Brown, Higgins,
Staggers, Wells and Perdue - Prohibiting the sale of less than twenty packaged
cigarettes - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 288
and S. B. No. 388) - Amended - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To
Judiciary
*4137.By Del. Morgan - Clarifying that a municipality and county will be notified by an
insurance company when a total loss to a structure occurs - Introduced 1/23/2008
- To Political Subdivisions then Government Organization - To House Government
Organization 1/31/2008 - Passed House 2/11/2008 - To Senate 2/12/2008 - To Banking
and Insurance - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - House
concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/13/08
*4138.By Del. Miley, Webster, Burdiss, Ellem, Hamilton, Mahan and Shook - Relating to
rule making requirments of the Department of Health and Human Services -
Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 302) - Passed
House 2/20/2008 - To Senate 2/21/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Judiciary
*4139.By Del. Webster, Hrutkay, Kessler, Moore, Pino, Stemple and Overington - Relating
to licensing persons using bioptic telescopic devices to operate a motor vehicle -
Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 572) - Passed House
2/20/2008 - To Senate 2/21/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary
- On second reading to Judiciary 3/4/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended
- Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - Senate requests return of bill from House - Senate
reconsidered action - Senate reconsidered passage of bill - Amended - On 3rd reading
3/7/2008 - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed
3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4141.By Del. White and Webster - Providing that written status reports on civil actions
brought against state government agencies are required only as requested by the
President of the Senate and Speaker of the House - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To
Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 338) - Passed House 1/30/2008 - To Senate
1/31/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - To Finance 2/7/2008 - Passed Senate 3/5/2008
- To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4144.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Higgins and Long - Relating to physician assistants and
updating language to conform to national changes - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 295) - To
House Judiciary 2/12/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - On second reading to Judiciary
2/29/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 -
House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4147.By Del. DeLong and Armstead - Relating to the regulation of parking for state
office buildings - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No.
324 ) - Passed House 1/30/2008 - To Senate 1/31/2008 - To Government Organization
- Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 2/7/2008 - Effective from passage -
House concurred in Senate effective date 2/8/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor
2/11/08 - Approved by Governor 2/14/08
*4148.By Del. Palumbo, Webster, Miley, Shook, Higgins and Manchin - Relating to
investment options in minor settlements proceedings - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To
Education then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 1/29/2008 - Amended on 3rd reading
- Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary
*4150.By Del. Yost, Caputo, Klempa, Burdiss, Eldridge, Hutchins, Tucker, Reynolds,
Rodighiero and Poling, D. - Requiring the purchasing of American-made flags with
state funds - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - (Original same as S.
B. No. 548) - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed House 2/14/2008 - To Senate 2/15/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance - To Finance 3/5/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended -
Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4156.By Del. Morgan, Craig, Palumbo, Klempa, Hutchins and Higgins - Permitting a
governing body of a municipality to place a lien on property in an amount equal
to the demolition and removal of a hazardous structure - Introduced 1/23/2008 -
To Political Subdivisions then Government Organization - To House Government
Organization 1/31/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To
Government Organization - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 -
House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4157.By Del. Kominar, Ashley, Barker, Perry, Moore, Walters and Schoen - Allowing
insurers who have been suspended from writing new policies to continue to
service existing policies - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then
Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 312) - To House Judiciary 1/31/2008 - Passed
House 2/18/2008 - To Senate 2/19/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Judiciary -
To Judiciary 2/29/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate
3/6/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed
3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
*4206.By Del. Brown, Miley, Burdiss, Talbott and Overington - Authorizing the
Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety to promulgate legislative rules
- Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security then Judiciary -
To House Judiciary 1/30/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - Effect from passage - To
Senate 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - Effective from passage -
To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
*4209.By Del. Brown, Miley, Burdiss, Talbott and Overington - Authorizing the
Department of Administration to promulgate legislative rules - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Finance then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 2/15/2008 - Passed House
2/25/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended -
Passed Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - Effective from passage - House refused
to concur and requested Senate to recede 3/6/2008 - Senate receded and passed
3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
*4244.By Del. Brown, Miley, Burdiss, Talbott and Overington - Authorizing the
Department of Transportation to promulgate legislative rules - Introduced
1/25/2008 - To Roads and Transportation then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 2/7/2008
- Passed House 2/25/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary
- Amended - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in
Senate amendment and passed 3/6/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/11/08
- Approved by Governor 3/15/08
*4255.By Del. Brown, Miley, Burdiss, Talbott, Overington and Sobonya - Authorizing the
Department of Commerce to promulgate legislative rules - Introduced 1/25/2008
- To Industry and Labor, Economic Development and Small Business then Judiciary
- To House Judiciary 2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - Effect from passage - To
Senate 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed
Senate 3/5/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in Senate amendment and
passed 3/6/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
*4287.By Del. White, Swartzmiller, Yost, Stalnaker, Kominar, Varner, Manchin, Palumbo,
Pino, Caputo and Browning - Clarifying that certain funds are authorized
investments for funds of political subdivisions - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To Political
Subdivisions then Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 470) - To House Finance
2/7/2008 - Passed House 2/22/2008 - To Senate 2/25/2008 - To Finance -
Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4290.By Del. Swartzmiller, Kominar, Varner, Manchin, Palumbo, Pino, Caputo and
Browning - Relating to electronic commerce - Introduced 1/25/2008 - To
Government Organization then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 558) - 2nd
reference dispensed - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Finance -
Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4296.By Del. Canterbury, Campbell and Crosier - Relating to the rights of crime victims
- Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008
- To Judiciary - Constitutional rule suspended - Amended - Passed Senate with
amended title 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008
- To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4299.By Del. Hamilton, Poling, D., Miley, Tansill, Manchin, Klempa, Ellem and Duke -
Relating to requirements for firefighter applicants - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To
Political Subdivisions then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 2/7/2008 - Passed House
2/21/2008 - To Senate 2/22/2008 - To Government Organization
*4303.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Higgins, Reynolds, Craig, Swartzmiller, Palumbo and Stephens - Clarifying disciplinary cases, investigations, hearings, injunctions
and penalties for the Board of Acupuncture - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To
Government Organization then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 2/1/2008 - Passed
House 2/21/2008 - To Senate 2/22/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary
*4304.By Del. Pino, Guthrie, Blair and Walters - Revised Anatomical Gift Act - Introduced
1/28/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B.
No. 341) - To House Judiciary 2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/27/2008 - To Senate
2/28/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/27/08
*4307.By Del. White, Proudfoot and Hrutkay - Relating to bona fide residents wholly or
solely owning greyhounds - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original similar
to S. B. No. 756) - Amended on 3rd reading - Passed House 2/27/2008 - To Senate
2/28/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - On second reading to Finance 3/4/2008 -
Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/8/2008 - House concurred in Senate
amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Vetoed by Governor 4/1/08
4308.By Del. Hatfield, Morgan and Stephens - Exempting from the nursing licensing
provisions the care of the sick when done in connection with the practice of
religious tenets of any church or religious organization - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To
Health and Human Resources then Government Organization - To House Government
Organization 2/5/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Health
and Human Resources then Judiciary
4314.By Del. Lane, Iaquinta, Longstreth, Armstead, Walters and Sumner - Paying for
veterans' grave markers where the U. S. government has denied the application
of the veteran - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security
then Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 327) - To House Finance 2/14/2008 - Passed
House 2/25/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Military then
Finance
*4327.By Del. Fragale and Iaquinta - Relating to charitable bingo and updating the
maximum wage allowed to reflect changes in state minimum wage - Introduced
1/29/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 546) - Passed House 2/8/2008
- To Senate 2/11/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate with amended title 2/19/2008 -
House concurred in Senate title amendment 2/20/2008 - Passed House 2/20/2008 - To
Governor 2/22/08 - Approved by Governor 2/28/08
*4328.By Del. Caputo, Webster, Brown, Doyle, Ellem, Fleischauer, Hamilton, Mahan, Miley,
Moore and Varner - Excluding the service of a poll worker from being considered
a prohibited political activity - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original same
as S. B. No. 463) - Passed House 2/6/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/7/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/4/2008 - Effective from
passage - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/5/2008 - Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/15/08
*4329.By Del. Hrutkay, Boggs and Schadler - Allowing a registrant to register a Class G
vehicle for a two-year period and providing for alternative methods of payment
of fees - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To Roads and Transportation then Judiciary - (Original
same as S. B. No. 532) - To House Judiciary 1/31/2008 - Passed House 2/13/2008 - To
Senate 2/14/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Finance - On second
reading to Finance 3/3/2008
*4331.By Del. Boggs and Schadler - Eliminating the requirement to send surrendered
driver's licenses back to the original state of licensure - Introduced 1/29/2008 - To
Roads and Transportation then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 1/31/2008 - Passed
House 2/18/2008 - Title amended - To Senate 2/19/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Judiciary - On second reading to Judiciary 3/4/2008 - Amended -
Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate
amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
*4333.By Del. Morgan, Stephens, Craig, Reynolds, Higgins, Klempa and Hutchins - Relating
to requiring an insurance company to withhold a specified amount from
insurance proceeds to cover costs of fire cleanup of a structure - Introduced
1/30/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Government Organization - 2nd reference
dispensed - Passed House 2/21/2008 - To Senate 2/22/2008 - To Banking and
Insurance - Amended - Removed from calendar by action of Committee on Rules
*4337.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Hatfield and Guthrie - Authorizing the Board of Barbers
and Cosmetologists to increase fees for one year - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To
Government Organization - Passed House 2/11/2008 - To Senate 2/12/2008 - To
Government Organization then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate
3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4341.By Del. Pethtel, Ennis, Crosier, Rodighiero, Rowan, Sumner, Tansill and Poling, M.
- Relating to payment of National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
salary bonus - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To Education then Finance - (Original similar
to S. B. No. 714) - To House Finance 2/6/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - Effective
July 1, 2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Finance
*4344.By Del. Webster, Overington, Pino, Schadler, Brown, Fleischauer and Shook -
Relating to the criminal offense of cruelty to animals - Introduced 1/30/2008 - To
Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 274) - Passed House 2/6/2008 - To Senate
2/7/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4348.By Del. Caputo, White, Poling, M., Manchin, DeLong, Webster and Fragale - Adding
language to the code for fees for tests and certificates that were already imposed
- Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/13/2008 - To Senate 2/14/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance - To Finance 2/28/2008 - Constitutional rule suspended -
Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment
and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4355.By Del. Browning, Moore, Ellis, Kominar, White and Burdiss - Allowing
Hatfield-McCoy Regional Recreation Authority to retain civil penalties imposed
for violation of authority rules - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Finance - Passed House
2/25/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate
3/5/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor
3/12/08
*4357.By Del. White, DeLong, Shook, Webster, Boggs, Kominar and Anderson - Extending
the Neighborhood Investment Program Act and eligibility for tax credits under
the act - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 498) - Passed
House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4364.By Del. Schadler and Hrutkay - Amending various requirements for motor vehicle
dealers - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Roads and Transportation then Judiciary -
(Original same as S. B. No. 533) - To House Judiciary 2/11/2008 - Passed House
2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Amended - Passed
Senate with amended title 2/29/2008 - House refused to concur and requested Senate
to recede 3/3/2008 - Senate refused to recede and requested conference 3/4/2008 - To
conference 3/4/2008 - House adopted conference report and passed bill 3/8/2008 -
Senate adopted conference report and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4368.By Del. DeLong, Caputo, Fragale, Poling, M., Poling, D. and Tucker - Reducing acts
of student violence and disruptive behavior and increasing penalties for
chronically disruptive students - Introduced 1/31/2008 - To Education - (Original
similar to S. B. No. 594) - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - Committee
reference dispensed - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate
3/5/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor
3/11/08 - Approved by Governor 3/17/08
*4381.By Del. Kominar, Moore, Barker, Perry, Schoen, Ashley and Walters - Relating to an
assigned risk plan and guaranty association account for workers' compensation
insurance - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Banking and Insurance then Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 472) - To House Finance 2/18/2008 - Passed House 2/27/2008 - To
Senate 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed
Senate 3/7/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in Senate effective date
3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
*4383.By Del. Stemple, Williams, Webster, Shaver, Perry and Varner - Awarding service
revolver upon retirement to state fire marshal - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To
Government Organization then Judiciary - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed House
2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - 2nd
reference dispensed - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with
amended title 3/6/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/7/2008
- To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4384.By Del. Fleischauer, Beach, Shook, Marshall, Brown, Kominar, Staggers, Miley,
Wysong and Yost - Expanding the number of members of boards of zoning appeal
from five to seven - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Political Subdivisions then Government
Organization - (Original same as S. B. No. 584) - To House Government Organization
2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Government
Organization then Finance
4385.By Del. Morgan, Michael and Perdue - Revising certain powers and duties of the
Legislative Auditor - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Government Organization - Amended
on 3rd reading - Passed House 2/19/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/20/2008
- To Government Organization
*4386.By Del. DeLong and Morgan - Authorizing municipalities to create an annual
vacant property registration - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Government Organization
- Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Government Organization -
Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate
amendment and passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
4388.By Del. Webster, Mahan, Hrutkay, Guthrie, Fleischauer, Lane, Shook, Burdiss,
Azinger, Brown and Ellem - Authorizing the West Virginia Supreme Court of
Appeals to maintain a domestic violence database - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To
Judiciary - Passed House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended -
Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - House
refused to concur and requested Senate to recede 3/6/2008 - Senate receded and passed
3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - Effective ninety days from passage - To Governor
3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4389.By Del. Webster, Stemple, Hrutkay, Fleischauer, Lane, Long, Shook, Longstreth, Miley and Ellem - Removing requirement that resident violators of traffic laws be
required to sign citations - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Roads and Transportation then
Judiciary - To House Judiciary 2/7/2008 - Passed House 2/15/2008 - To Senate
2/18/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary - To Judiciary 3/3/2008
- Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4394.By Del. Tucker, Martin, Perry, Stemple, Perdue, Shook, Hamilton and Sobonya -
Restoring the licensure exemption for certain contractors of manufactured
housing installation - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Industry and Labor, Economic
Development and Small Business then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 539) -
To House Judiciary 2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To
Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in
Senate effective date 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved
by Governor 4/1/08
*4396.By Del. Staggers, Campbell, Long, Canterbury, Hatfield, Moye, Fleischauer and Shook
- Relating to retention and destruction of health care records - Introduced 2/4/2008
- To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 2/21/2008 -
Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then
Judiciary
*4402.By Del. Morgan, Hutchins and Palumbo - Relating to compulsive gambling -
Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - To House
Judiciary 2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary
then Finance - On second reading to Finance 3/5/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule
suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - House refused to concur and
requested Senate to recede 3/8/2008 - Senate refused to recede and requested
conference 3/8/2008 - To conference 3/8/2008 - House adopted conference report and
passed bill 3/8/2008 - Senate adopted conference report and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4404.By Del. Kominar, Webster, Mahan, Klempa, Cann, White, Long, Crosier, Williams
and Ashley - Discount Medical Plan Organizations and Discount Prescription
Drug Plan Organizations Act - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 575) - 2nd reference dispensed
- Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Banking and Insurance - On second reading to Banking and Insurance 3/4/2008
- Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - House concurred
in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by
Governor 4/1/08
4406.By Del. DeLong, Shaver, Williams, Rodighiero, Rowan, Eldridge, Sobonya, Sumner,
Fragale and Miller, C. - Relating to state board standards for the recommended duration of school bus transportation times for students to and from school -
Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Education then Finance - To House Finance 2/12/2008 -
Passed House 2/26/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Education
then Finance - On second reading to Finance 3/4/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule
suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 -
House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008
- To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4407.By Del. Ennis, Swartzmiller, Cann, Pethtel, Williams, Stephens, Schadler, Moye, Gall,
Stalnaker and Varner - Requiring automatic tire chains as standard equipment on
all new school buses - Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Education - Passed House 2/21/2008
- To Senate 2/22/2008 - To Education then Finance - To Finance 2/29/2008 - Passed
Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Vetoed by Governor 4/1/08
4411.By Del. Stemple - Exempting land-based finfish aquaculture facilities from certain
sludge management requirements - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Agriculture and Natural
Resources then Judiciary - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed House 2/19/2008 - To
Senate 2/20/2008 - To Judiciary
*4418.By Del. Perdue, Hatfield, Long, Boggs, Staggers, Varner and Hamilton - Establishing
a statewide reporting system for hospitals to report their infection rates -
Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary - To House
Judiciary 2/12/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Health and
Human Resources then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 3/4/2008 -
To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/12/08
*4420.By Del. White, Kominar and Boggs - Imposing corporate net income tax on certain
regulated investment companies and real estate investment trusts used as tax
sheltering vehicles - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Finance - (Original same as S. B. No.
582) - Passed House 2/25/2008 - Title amended - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Finance
- Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - Effective January 1, 2009 - House concurred in Senate
effective date 3/7/2008 - Effect January 1, 2009 - To Governor 3/12/08 - Vetoed by
Governor 3/12/08 - House amd. & repassed to meet the obj. of the Governor 3/16/2008
- Title amended - Senate reconsidered action - Senate concurred in House amendment
3/16/2008 - Passed Senate as result of objections of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Effective
January 1, 2009 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4421.By Del. White and Kominar - Repealing the corporate license tax, and creating
corporate license tax replacement fees - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Finance - (Original
same as S. B. No. 557) - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Finance
- Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 -
Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4423.By Del. DeLong, Fragale, Varner, Yost, Caputo and Webster - Ensuring that beer
kegs are not considered scrap metal unless received directly from a beer
manufacturer - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/13/2008 - To
Senate 2/14/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed
Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and
passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved by Governor 3/15/08
*4433.By Del. Poling, M., Paxton, Crosier, Gall, Pethtel, Shaver, Williams, Wysong,
Stephens, Wells and Rowan (Originating in House Education) - Increasing the
maximum amount of a medical student loan that may be cancelled - Introduced
2/5/2008 - To House Finance 2/5/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate
2/26/2008 - To Education then Finance - On second reading to Finance 2/29/2008 -
Amended - Passed Senate 3/8/2007 - House concurred in Senate amendment and
passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4434.By Del. Poling, M., Paxton, Frederick, Browning, Wysong, Williams, Ennis, Wells,
Stephens, Tansill and Duke (Originating in House Education) - Establishing a higher
education energy and water savings revolving loan fund - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To
House Finance 2/5/2008 - Amended on 3rd reading - Passed House 2/25/2008 -
Effective July 1, 2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Education then Finance - On second
reading to Finance 2/29/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1,
2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1,
2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4438.By Del. Morgan, Swartzmiller, Cann, Browning, Craig, Pethtel, Sobonya, Miller, C.
and Stalnaker - Relating to air pollution control - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To
Government Organization - (Original same as S. B. No. 626) - To House Judiciary
2/15/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended
- Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - Effective from passage -
House concurred in Senate amend with amend, passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effect from
passage - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective
ninety days from passage - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4445.By Del. Morgan, Perdue and Border - Relating to definitions under the Medical
Professional Liability Act - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Government Organization - (Original similar to S. B. No. 738) - To House
Government Organization 2/19/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008
- To Judiciary
4449.By Del. Poling, M. and Paxton (Originating in House Education) - Allowing the
Higher Education Policy Commission and WV Council for Community and
Technical College Education to enter into lease-purchase agreements - Introduced
2/6/2008 - To House Finance 2/6/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Education then Finance - On second reading to Finance 3/4/2008 -
Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4464.By Del. Webster, Proudfoot, Stemple, Hrutkay, Guthrie, Sobonya, Longstreth, Varner,
Burdiss, Azinger and Schadler - Adding more exemptions to the requirement that
a foreign corporation obtain a certificate of authority before conducting affairs
in the state - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/15/2008 - To Senate
2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/13/08
4465.By Del. Webster, Stemple, Kessler, Hrutkay, Guthrie, Sobonya, Longstreth, Varner,
Burdiss, Azinger and Schadler - Relating to fees charged by the Secretary of State
- Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/15/2008 - To Senate 2/18/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance - On second reading to Finance 3/3/2008 - Amended -
Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - House
concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4471.By Del. Spencer, DeLong, Caputo, Perry, Boggs, Stemple and Crosier - Making
certain changes to the West Virginia State Police Retirement System - Introduced
2/8/2008 - To Pensions and Retirement then Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 285)
- To House Finance 2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To
Finance - Constitutional rule suspended - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title
3/6/2008 - House refused to concur and requested Senate to recede 3/7/2008 - Senate
refused to recede and requested conference 3/7/2008 - House adopted conference report
and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Senate adopted conference report and passed bill 3/8/2008
- To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4472.By Del. Fragale - Requiring a board of education to wait ten days before posting
a new job opening following the death of an employee - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To
Education - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Education - Passed
Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4474.By Del. Hatfield, Wysong, Brown, Moye and Rodighiero - Relating to registered
nurses required in operating rooms - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 598) - To House Judiciary
2/19/2008 - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Health and Human
Resources then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4476.By Del. Hrutkay, Tucker, Martin, Swartzmiller, Poling, D., Stalnaker and Craig -
Public-Private Transportation Facilities Act - Introduced 2/8/2008 - To Roads and
Transportation then Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 643) - To House Judiciary 2/18/2008 - Passed House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Finance - Objection - On second reading to Finance 3/6/2008 -
Amended - Senate reconsidered amend as amend and adopted - Amended - Passed
Senate 3/8/2008 - Title amended - Senate requests return of bill from House - Senate
reconsidered action - Title amended - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - House concurred in
Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by
Governor 4/1/08
4477.By Del. Frederick, Poling, M., Paxton, Rowan, Williams, Sumner, Crosier, Fragale,
Browning, Rodighiero and Wysong (Originating in House Education) - Relating to
payment of GED exam fees - Introduced 2/8/2008 - (Original same as S. B. No. 161)
- To House Finance 2/8/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - Title amended - Effective
July 1, 2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - Effective
July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
4478.By Del. Poling, M., Paxton, Wysong, Rodighiero, Ellis, Duke, Rowan, Gall and Wells
(Originating in House Education) - Limiting the mid-year transfer of certain school
employees working with students with exceptionalities - Introduced 2/8/2008 -
(Original similar to S. B. No. 624) - Passed House 2/13/2008 - To Senate 2/14/2008
- To Education - Amended - Amended - Passed Senate 3/3/2008 - House concurred in
Senate amendment and passed 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor
3/12/08
4482.By Del. White, Kominar, Barker, Perdue and Browning - Allowing payments from
the Parkways Authority to the Hatfield-McCoy Regional Recreational Authority
to continue past the nine-year limitation - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Agriculture and
Natural Resources then Finance - To House Finance 2/14/2008 - Passed House
2/25/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Finance - Amended -
Passed Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - House refused to
concur and requested Senate to recede 3/5/2008 - Senate refused to recede and
requested conference 3/7/2008 - To conference 3/8/2008
*4484.By Del. Webster, Mahan, Fleischauer, Hrutkay, Guthrie, Long, Staggers, Shook,
Varner, Brown and Pino - Relating to the criminal offense of stalking - Introduced
2/11/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 105) - Passed House
2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - Constitutional rule suspended -
Amended - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate amend with amend,
passed bill 3/8/2008 - Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008
- To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4487.By Del. Kessler (By Request), Burdiss, Gall, Hamilton, Rodighiero, Eldridge, Ellis and
Stephens - Prohibiting public disclosure of the social security number of any
person named or disclosed in a motor vehicle accident report - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Roads and Transportation then Judiciary - To House Judiciary
2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/21/2008 - To Senate 2/22/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Judiciary - To Judiciary 3/3/2008
4490.By Del. Stalnaker, Tucker, Craig, Manchin, Anderson and Evans - Finding and
declaring certain claims against the state and its agencies to be moral obligations
of the state - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Finance - (Original similar to S. B. No. 654)
- Passed House 2/22/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/25/2008 - To Finance
- Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/12/08
*4494.By Del. Morgan, White, Campbell, Hutchins, Higgins, Palumbo, Andes and Kominar
- Relating to the regulation of the practice of accountancy - Introduced 2/11/2008
- To Government Organization then Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 691) -
2nd reference dispensed - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To
Government Organization then Judiciary - 2nd reference dispensed - Amended - Passed
Senate 3/6/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/7/2008 - To
Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4495.By Del. Martin, DeLong, Armstead, Morgan, Higgins, Hatfield, Stephens, Perdue,
Hrutkay, Border and Reynolds - Limiting the use of the titles "registered nurse",
"nurse practitioner", and "nurse" to certain qualified individuals - Introduced
2/11/2008 - To Government Organization - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate
2/26/2008 - To Health and Human Resources - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4496.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Providing opportunities for members of the Teachers' Defined Contribution
Retirement System ("TDC") to the State Teachers Retirement System ("TRS")
- Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Pensions and Retirement then Finance - (Original same as
S. B. No. 642) - To House Finance 2/14/2008 - Passed House 2/21/2008 - Effect from
passage - To Senate 2/22/2008 - To Pensions then Finance - On second reading to
Finance 2/28/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/4/2008 - Effective
from passage - Senate reconsidered effective date - Senate reconsidered passage of bill
- Passed Senate with amended title 3/4/2008 - Effective from passage - House refused
to concur and requested Senate to recede 3/4/2008 - Senate refused to recede and
requested conference 3/5/2008 - To conference 3/5/2008
*4500.By Del. Webster, Mahan, Long, Campbell, Iaquinta, Staggers, Yost, Varner and Ennis
- Providing qualified entities access to the West Virginia Central Abuse Registry
- Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/21/2008 - To Senate 2/22/2008
- To Judiciary - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - House
concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/12/08
*4507.By Del. Hartman, Andes, Varner, Doyle, Williams and Iaquinta - West Virginia
Military Authority Act - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Veterans Affairs and Homeland
Security then Finance - To House Finance 2/20/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 - Effect
from passage - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Military
*4511.By Del. Wysong, Tabb, Blair, Miller, J., Cowles, Michael, Duke, Williams, Barker,
Shaver and Long - Relating to zoning ordinance adoption by election or otherwise
- Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/26/2008 - Effect from passage
- To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - 2nd reference
dispensed - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended
title 3/5/2008 - Effective from passage - Senate requests return of bill from House -
Senate reconsidered effective date - Senate reconsidered passage of bill - Passed Senate
with amended title 3/6/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in Senate
amendment and passed 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/19/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4512.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento and Rowan (Originating in House Government
Organization) - Providing classifications of licensees to be licensed by the State Fire
Marshal to engage in fire protection work - Introduced 2/12/2008 - Passed House
2/18/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/19/2008 - To Government Organization
- Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/13/08
4513.By Del. Hatfield, Marshall, Long, Eldridge, Spencer, Fleischauer, Longstreth,
Rodighiero, Rowan, Ashley and Border (Originating in House Health and Human
Resources) - Relating to the reimbursement of costs for newborn screenings -
Introduced 2/13/2008 - Passed House 2/15/2008 - To Senate 2/18/2008 - To Health and
Human Resources then Finance - On second reading to Finance 2/29/2008 - Amended
- Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate
amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor
3/31/08
*4515.By Del. Webster, Long, Mahan, Brown, Hrutkay, Staggers, Varner and Guthrie -
Relating to reports by health care providers of persons incompetent to drive an
automobile - Introduced 2/13/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended - Passed House
2/21/2008 - To Senate 2/22/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary -
2nd reference dispensed - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate
3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4524.By Del. Webster, Mahan, Long, Lane, Proudfoot and Brown - Relating generally to the ethical standards of public officers, employees and lobbyists - Introduced
2/13/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended - Passed House 2/20/2008 - To Senate 2/21/2008
- To Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - Senate requests
House to concur in changed effective date 3/8/2008 - House concurred in Senate
effective date 3/8/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
*4527.By Del. Manchin, Caputo and Longstreth - Allowing county commissions to regulate
subdivisions and land development without adopting a plan - Introduced 2/13/2008
- To Political Subdivisions then Finance - To House Finance 2/14/2008 - Passed House
2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - 2nd
reference dispensed - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with
amended title 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008
- To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4554.By Del. Poling, D., Caputo, Fragale, Stephens, Moye and Longstreth - Testing school
bus operators every other year - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Education - Passed
House 2/26/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Education - Passed
Senate 3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Vetoed by Governor
3/28/08
4557.By Del. Ashley, Azinger, Hamilton, Hartman, Kominar and Michael - Relating to
continuing education for insurance producers - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Banking
and Insurance then Judiciary - 2nd reference dispensed - Laid over until 2/25/08 -
Passed House 2/25/2008 - Title amended - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Banking and
Insurance - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - House refused to
concur and requested Senate to recede 3/5/2008 - Senate refused to recede and
requested conference 3/6/2008 - House adopted conference report and passed bill
3/8/2008 - Senate adopted conference report and passed bill 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4567.By Del. Stalnaker, Cann, Fragale, Caputo and DeLong - Attracting private
investment for the financing, construction and operation of additional lodging
units at Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Finance -
(Original same as S. B. No. 652 - similar to S. B. No. 669) - Amended on 3rd reading
- Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Natural Resources then Finance
- To Finance 3/3/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with
amended title 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008
- To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4570.By Del. Stemple, Mahan, Browning, Proudfoot, Long, Perry, Hrutkay, Varner and
Webster - Authorizing regional jail employees to carry a firearm after receiving
appropriate certification - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - Effective
from passage - House concurred in Senate effective date 3/7/2008 - Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4588.By Del. Perry, Browning, Poling, M., Shaver, Wysong, Duke, Romine, Williams and
Ellis (Originating in House Education) - Relating to public school support -
Introduced 2/15/2008 - Read 1st to Finance 2/18/2008 - Passed House 2/26/2008 -
Effective July 1, 2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Education then Finance - On second
reading to Finance 3/4/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed
Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - House concurred in
Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08
- Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4607.By Del. White - Relating to special district excise tax authorization - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Finance - (Original similar to S. B. No. 670) - Passed House 2/26/2008
- To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Economic Development then Finance - On second reading
to Finance 2/29/2008 - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with
amended title 3/5/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/7/2008
- To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4608.By Del. Webster, Brown, Fleischauer, Palumbo, Perdue, Reynolds, Lane, Beach, Craig,
Moye and White - Relating to a study and investigation on issues in connection
with creating a pilot program for child day care centers operated by the state -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008
- To Health and Human Resources then Rules
4611.By Del. Boggs, Webster, White and DeLong - Updating safety rules and regulations
pertaining to walkways along railtracks - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary -
Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary then Finance
*4613.By Del. Walters, Webster, Kessler, Caputo, Fleischauer, Ellem, Brown, Manchin,
Shook and Hamilton - Increasing protection to beneficiaries of structured
settlements as they relate to settlement transfers - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To
Judiciary - (Original similar to S. B. No. 464) - Passed House 2/25/2008 - To Senate
2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - Effective from passage - House
concurred in Senate effective date 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor
3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4616.By Del. White and Walters - Relating to health reimbursement accounts for local
government employees - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - Passed House
2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance
*4617.By Del. Webster, Proudfoot, Stemple and Ellem - Allowing e-notification by using e-certified cards for verification of certified mail acceptance to the court of origin
for service of process - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/25/2008
- To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended -
Passed Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred
in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor
3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4619.By Del. Schoen and Webster - Collaborative Family Law Proceedings - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To
Judiciary - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended
title 3/7/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in Senate amendment and
passed 3/8/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor
3/31/08
4623.By Del. Morgan, Miller, C. and Craig - Relating to establishing minimum
deductions - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Government Organization - Passed House
2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Education then Finance - On second reading to
Finance 3/4/2008 - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/8/2008 - House
concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4624.By Del. Hutchins and Yost - Providing per diem pay for volunteers who drive
veterans to hospitals - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - Passed House 2/26/2008
- To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Military then Finance - To Finance 3/3/2008 - Amended
- Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate with amended title 3/5/2008 - House
concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/19/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4628.By Del. White, Boggs, Kominar and Campbell (By Request) - Providing a tax credit
for new job creation by certain taxpayers - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance -
(Original same as S. B. No. 702) - Amended on 3rd reading - Passed House 2/26/2008
- Effect January 1, 2009 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - Committee reference dispensed -
Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/5/2008 - Effective January
1, 2009 - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed 3/6/2008 - Effect January
1, 2009 - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved by Governor 3/15/08
*4636.By Del. Kominar - Making changes to workers' compensation insurance -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008
- To Judiciary then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Amended - Constitutional rule
suspended - Passed Senate 3/6/2008 - Title amended - Effective from passage - House
concurred in Senate amend with amend, passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effect from passage -
Senate concurred in House amendment and passed bill 3/8/2008 - Effective from
passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4637.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Relating to the deployment of broadband to the remaining unserved areas of the
state - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 701) - Passed
House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure then
Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Amended - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed
Senate with amended title 3/7/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and
passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4643.By Del. Webster, Spencer, Palumbo, Moore, Marshall, Hatfield, Hutchins and Brown
- Requiring the West Virginia Development Office to pursue the establishment of
an Office of Minority Business Development - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary
- Passed House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Economic Development then
Government Organization
4644.By Del. Varner, Hrutkay, Ellem, Schadler and Poling, D. - Relating to the forfeiture
of bail - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Judiciary - (Original same as S. B. No. 724) -
Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Judiciary - Passed Senate
3/7/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in Senate effective date 3/7/2008
- Effect from passage - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4664.By Del. White, Kominar, Boggs and Iaquinta - Clarifying the purpose of the
Purchasing Division - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Government Organization -
(Original same as S. B. No. 742) - Amended on 3rd reading - Passed House 2/27/2008
- Title amended - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance -
2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/27/08
*4665.By Del. Moore, Long, Perdue, Marshall, Hutchins, Morgan, Wysong, Schoen, Webster,
Hatfield and Carmichael - Herbert Henderson Office of Minority Affairs -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Government Organization - (Original similar to S. B. No.
734) - To Finance 2/25/2008 - Amended - Passed House 2/27/2008 - Title amended -
To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Government Organization then Finance - On second reading
to Finance 3/6/2008
4670.By Del. White, Kominar and Iaquinta - Authorizing the Public Employees Insurance
Agency to charge interest to employers on amounts not paid on time - Introduced
2/18/2008 - To Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 752) - Passed House 2/26/2008
- To Senate 2/27/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08
- Approved by Governor 3/31/08
4676.By Del. Kominar, Iaquinta and Perdue - Continuing the permissible appropriation
of Public Employees Insurance Reserve Fund moneys to the bureau for medical services - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - (Original same as S. B. No. 769) -
Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 - Committee reference dispensed -
Passed Senate 2/29/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - House concurred in Senate effective
date 3/3/2008 - Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor
3/12/08
4677.By Del. White, Stalnaker, Kominar, Iaquinta and Argento - Reducing the
requirement that the Director of Personnel must have five years experience in
personnel management - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Government Organization -
(Original same as S. B. No. 767) - Passed House 2/26/2008 - To Senate 2/27/2008 -
Committee reference dispensed - Amended - Passed Senate with amended title
3/3/2008 - Effective from passage - House concurred in Senate amendment and passed
3/4/2008 - Effect from passage - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/12/08
4684.By Del. Palumbo - Amending the West Virginia Film Industry Investment Act -
Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance - Passed House 2/27/2008 - Effect from passage -
To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Finance - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - Effective from passage
- To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4692.By Del. White and Kominar - Permitting depositories of state, county, municipal
and other public moneys to pool securities - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Finance -
(Original same as S. B. No. 731) - Passed House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To
Government Organization then Finance - 2nd reference dispensed - Passed Senate
3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4708.By Del. Proudfoot, Hrutkay, Lane, Long, Sobonya, Burdiss, Azinger, Schadler, Tabb,
Pino and Ellem (Originating in House Judiciary) - Authorizing use of citations in lieu
of arrest warrants for certain offenses - Introduced 2/24/2008 - Passed House
2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary
4712.By Del. White, Boggs, Kominar, Poling, M., Iaquinta, Perdue, Klempa, Marshall,
Ashley, Border and Carmichael - Supplementary appropriation to the Department
of Transportation-Division of Motor Vehicles - Introduced 2/24/2008 - Passed
House 2/27/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Finance -
Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/4/2008 - Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4713.By Del. White, Boggs, Poling, M., Campbell, Klempa, Iaquinta, Stalnaker and Border
- Expiring funds to the balance of the Department of Health and Human
Resources, Health Care Authority - Introduced 2/24/2008 - Passed House 2/27/2008
- Effect from passage - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Finance - Constitutional rule
suspended - Passed Senate 3/4/2008 - Effective from passage - To Governor 3/7/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4714.By Del. White, Boggs, Barker, Campbell, Klempa, Manchin, Marshall, Tucker, Yost,
Blair and Evans - Supplementary appropriation to the Department of Commerce,
Department of Education and the Arts-Division of Rehabilitation Services,
Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety-Fire Marshal - Introduced
2/24/2008 - Passed House 2/27/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To
Finance - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/4/2008 - Effective from
passage - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4715.By Del. White, Boggs, Craig, Kominar, Perdue, Poling, M., Stalnaker, Yost, Ashley,
Border and Evans (Originating in House Finance) - Making a supplementary
appropriation to the Department of Transportation - Introduced 3/5/2008 - Passed
House 3/7/2008 - Effect from passage - To Senate 3/8/2008 - To Finance -
Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 3/8/2008 - Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/13/08 - Approved by Governor 3/14/08
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY
HOUSE AND COMMUNICATED TO SENATE
1.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) - Extending an invitation to His Excellency, the
Governor, to deliver an address to the Legislature and raising a Joint Assembly
therefor - Introduced 1/9/2008 - Reference dispensed - Adopted by House 1/9/2008
- To Senate 1/9/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 1/9/2008
3.By Del. Caputo, Longstreth and Manchin - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance to study current trends in juvenile crime and the impact
of "boot camp" and "scared straight" disciplinary programs in reducing juvenile
crime - Introduced 1/10/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/5/2008 - To Senate
3/6/2008 - To Judiciary then Rules
4.By Del. Burdiss and Browning - The H.E. 'Homer' Lilly Bridge - Introduced
1/10/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/4/2008
5.By Del. Burdiss and Browning - The "Oscar Robert England Bridge" - Introduced
1/11/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
6.By Del. Talbott - The "Kenny Ray Hamrick Memorial Bridge" - Introduced
1/11/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To
Transportation and Infrastructure - Amended - Adopted by Senate 2/29/2008 - House
concurred in Senate amendment and adopted 3/3/2008
7.By Del. White and Kominar - Supporting the efforts of the Town of Matewan to
obtain National Park status for the Matewan Historic Landmark District -
Introduced 1/14/2008 - Reference dispensed - Adopted by House 1/14/2008 - To
Senate 1/15/2008 - To Natural Resources - Adopted by Senate 1/30/2008
10.By Del. Palumbo, Spencer, Wells, Guthrie, Hatfield, Brown and Higgins - The
"Captain Larry F. Lucas Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 1/17/2008 - To Rules -
Adopted by House 2/4/2008 - To Senate 2/5/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
12.By Del. Burdiss, Crosier, Caputo, Klempa, Tansill, Guthrie, Stephens, Staggers,
Hamilton, Browning, Ellis, Spencer, Wells, Hatfield, Higgins, Moye and Poling, D. -
Designating Megalonyx Jeffersonnii as the official state fossil - Introduced
1/18/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/18/2008 - To Senate 2/19/2008 - To
Natural Resources - Rejected by Senate 3/6/2008
14.By Del. DeLong, Brown, Webster and Morgan - Requesting that the Joint
Committee on Government and Finance authorize a study of the feasibility of
requiring legislative rules to be filed electronically - Introduced 1/21/2008 - To
Rules - Adopted by House 2/4/2008 - To Senate 2/5/2008 - To Judiciary then Rules -
To Rules 3/3/2008
15.By Del. Staggers, Argento, Azinger, Barker, Boggs, Burdiss, Campbell, Canterbury,
Caputo, Crosier, DeLong, Duke, Eldridge, Ellis, Evans, Fleischauer, Gall, Guthrie,
Hamilton, Hartman, Hatfield, Higgins, Hrutkay, Iaquinta, Ireland, Kessler, Kominar,
Long, Manchin, Martin, Miley, Miller, C., Moore, Moye, Paxton, Perry, Pethtel, Pino,
Poling, D., Poling, M., Porter, Proudfoot, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Schoen, Shaver,
Shook, Spencer, Stephens, Talbott, Varner, Webster, Wells, Williams and Yost -
Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and Finance to study the state
of the delivery of health care in West Virginia - Introduced 1/22/2008 - To Rules -
Adopted by House 3/5/2008 - To Senate 3/6/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Rules
17.By Del. DeLong and Swartzmiller - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance to study the recruitment, retention and value of
volunteer firefighters in the State of West Virginia - Introduced 1/23/2008 - To
Rules - Adopted by House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To Government
Organization then Rules - To Rules 3/3/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/6/2008
19.By Del. Eldridge, Hrutkay, Ellis, Rodighiero and Barker - Requesting the Division of
Highways to rename Heritage Road, specifically Lincoln County Route 13/7, to
"Guy Gillenwater Hollow" - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/18/2008 - To Senate 2/19/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by
Senate 3/8/2008
20.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government
and Finance to study the establishment of a court of chancery within the unified
judicial system in the State of West Virginia - Introduced 1/24/2008 - To Rules -
Adopted by House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To Judiciary then Rules
21.By Del. Fleischauer, Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Anderson, Andes, Argento,
Armstead, Azinger, Barker, Beach, Blair, Boggs, Border, Brown, Browning, Burdiss,
Campbell, Cann, Canterbury, Caputo, Cowles, Craig, Crosier, DeLong, Duke,
Eldridge, Ellem, Ellis, Evans, Fragale, Gall, Guthrie, Hamilton, Hatfield, Higgins,
Hrutkay, Iaquinta, Kessler, Klempa, Kominar, Longstreth, Mahan, Manchin, Marshall,
Martin, Miley, Miller, C., Miller, J., Moore, Morgan, Moye, Overington, Palumbo,
Paxton, Perdue, Perry, Pethtel, Pino, Poling, D., Poling, M., Porter, Proudfoot,
Reynolds, Rodighiero, Rowan, Schadler, Schoen, Shaver, Shook, Spencer, Staggers,
Stalnaker, Stemple, Stephens, Sumner, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Talbott, Tansill, Tucker,
Varner, Walters, Webster, Wells, White, Williams, Wysong and Yost - Requesting the
Joint Committee on Government and Finance to undertake a study of long-term
care as it relates to the number of state residents in out-of-state long-term health
facilities - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/11/2008 - To Senate
2/12/2008 - To Health and Human Resources then Rules
22.By Del. Tansill, Duke, Hrutkay, Longstreth, Spencer, Guthrie, Brown, Azinger, Cann,
Crosier, Frederick, Hatfield, Kessler, Long, Paxton, Perry, Rowan, Shaver, Staggers,
Stalnaker, Walters, Williams and Poling, M. - Requesting the Division of Highways
to name the Walnut Street bridge, spanning the Tygart Valley River in Grafton,
West Virginia the "Mother's Day Bridge." - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Rules -
Adopted by House 2/11/2008 - To Senate 2/12/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure
23.By Del. Tansill, Rowan, Longstreth, Staggers, Pino and Perry - Requesting the
Division of Highways to name the Yates Avenue bridge, spanning Berkeley Run
in Grafton, West Virginia, the "Bearcat Bridge" - Introduced 1/28/2008 - To Rules
- Adopted by House 2/11/2008 - To Senate 2/12/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
24.By Del. Talbott, Anderson, Argento, Ashley, Barker, Blair, Campbell, Canterbury,
Carmichael, Duke, Ellem, Hamilton, Iaquinta, Ireland, Longstreth, Manchin, Miley,
Miller, J., Overington, Poling, D., Porter, Romine, Schadler, Schoen, Sobonya and
Sumner - The A. R. "Dick" Townsend Memorial Roadway - Introduced 2/1/2008
- To Rules - Adopted by House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To Transportation
and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
25.By Del. Tansill, Longstreth, Iaquinta and Swartzmiller - Requesting that bridge
number 46-119-7.93 located in the City of Grafton be named the "Memorial City
Bridge" - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/11/2008 - To Senate
2/12/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
26.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Del. Perdue and Kominar - Requesting the Division
of Highways to name a portion of U. S. Route 52 the "Vietnam Veterans
Highway" - Introduced 2/1/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/8/2008 - To Senate
2/11/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
27.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Del. DeLong, Caputo, Fragale, Hatfield, Hrutkay,
Morgan, Poling, M., Proudfoot, Talbott, Varner, Webster, White, Anderson, Armstead,
Border, Carmichael and Overington (Originating in House Rules) - Designating
"Almost Heaven -- West Virginia -- Wild and Wonderful" as the official roadway
welcome slogan of the State of West Virginia - Introduced 2/1/2008 - Adopted by
House 2/4/2008 - To Senate 2/5/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Motion
rejected
28.By Del. Browning, Beach, Blair, Brown, Burdiss, Caputo, Craig, DeLong, Doyle, Ellis,
Ennis, Fleischauer, Fragale, Gall, Guthrie, Hatfield, Higgins, Hrutkay, Hutchins,
Klempa, Michael, Morgan, Palumbo, Pethtel, Poling, M., Reynolds, Rodighiero,
Shook, Spencer, Stemple, Stephens, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Tansill, Tucker, Varner,
Wysong and Yost - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and Finance
to study the development of clean coal technologies such as coal liquefaction -
Introduced 2/4/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008
- To Energy, Industry and Mining then Rules - To Rules 3/5/2008
29.By Del. Fragale, Cann, Iaquinta and Miley - Designating an adaptation of "West
Virginia Shawl" as the Official Tartan of the State of West Virginia - Introduced
2/4/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/8/2008 - To Senate 2/11/2008 - To
Government Organization - Adopted by Senate 3/6/2008
31.By Del. Eldridge, Ellis, Hrutkay, Rodighiero and Barker - The "Sgt. James Allen May
Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/18/2008
- To Senate 2/19/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate
2/29/2008
32.By Del. Stephens, Reynolds, Craig, Morgan, Miller, C. and Sobonya - The "William
Bradley Fulks Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by
House 2/11/2008 - To Senate 2/12/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure -
Adopted by Senate 2/29/2008
33.By Del. Hrutkay, Caputo, Marshall, Burdiss, Hutchins, Kominar, Mahan, Moore,
Poling, M., Tucker, Duke, Hamilton and Porter - Requesting that the Joint
Committee on Government and Finance authorize the study of an increase in the
prevalence of coal workers' pneumoconiosis - Introduced 2/5/2008 - To Rules -
Adopted by House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Judiciary then Rules
34.By Del. Eldridge, Azinger, Cann, Crosier, Ellis, Shaver and Stalnaker - Requesting
that the Joint Committee on Government and Finance study a four day work
week consisting of ten hour days for city, county and state employees - Introduced
2/6/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/18/2008 - To Senate 2/19/2008 - To
Finance then Rules
35.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Del. Perdue and Stephens - The "Noah Stephens
Bridge" - Introduced 2/6/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/18/2008 - To Senate
2/19/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Amended - Adopted by Senate
3/4/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and adopted 3/4/2008
37.By Del. Cann, Fragale, Iaquinta, Miley, Andes, Azinger, Beach, Browning, Campbell,
Cowles, Craig, Crosier, Eldridge, Ellis, Frederick, Hartman, Higgins, Hrutkay, Kessler,
Kominar, Long, Longstreth, Mahan, Manchin, Michael, Miller, C., Palumbo, Paxton,
Pino, Porter, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Rowan, Shaver, Shook, Stalnaker, Stemple,
Stephens, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Varner, Williams and Yost - Urging the Government
of Turkey to uphold and safeguard religious and human rights and to cease its
discrimination of the Ecumenical Patriarchate - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Rules
- Adopted by House 3/3/2008 - To Senate 3/4/2008 - To Judiciary - Adopted by Senate
3/8/2008
38.By Del. Evans, Rowan and Schadler - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance to study historical tourism in West Virginia and the
allocation of funds for historical preservation - Introduced 2/11/2008 - To Rules -
Adopted by House 3/5/2008 - To Senate 3/6/2008 - To Economic Development then
Rules
40.By Del. Perry, Anderson, Andes, Argento, Armstead, Azinger, Barker, Beach, Boggs,
Border, Browning, Burdiss, Campbell, Cann, Canterbury, Caputo, Craig, Crosier,
Doyle, Duke, Eldridge, Ellem, Ellis, Ennis, Evans, Fragale, Frederick, Gall, Hamilton,
Hartman, Higgins, Hrutkay, Hutchins, Iaquinta, Ireland, Kessler, Klempa, Kominar,
Lane, Long, Longstreth, Manchin, Martin, Michael, Miley, Miller, C., Miller, J.,
Moore, Morgan, Moye, Paxton, Perdue, Pethtel, Pino, Poling, D., Poling, M., Porter,
Proudfoot, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Romine, Rowan, Schadler, Shaver, Shook, Sobonya,
Spencer, Staggers, Stalnaker, Stemple, Stephens, Sumner, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Talbott,
Tansill, Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Tucker, Varner, Walters, White, Williams,
Wysong and Yost - Requesting the United States Park Service to continue permitting hunting on areas controlled by New River Gorge National River -
Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/19/2008 - To Senate 2/20/2008
- To Natural Resources - Adopted by Senate 3/4/2008
41.By Del. Kominar, Stemple, Walters, Barker, Cann, Ennis, Hartman, Long, Mahan,
Michael, Moore, Perry, Pethtel, Pino, Proudfoot, Staggers, Stalnaker, Varner and White
- Urging the United States Congress to protect state regulation of the business of
insurance - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/19/2008 - To
Senate 2/20/2008 - To Banking and Insurance - Adopted by Senate 3/5/2008
42.By Del. Craig, Miller, C. and Morgan - Providing for the renaming of Fairgrounds
Road located in Cabell County "Bill Blenko Drive" - Introduced 2/12/2008 - To
Rules - Adopted by House 2/18/2008 - To Senate 2/19/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
44.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) [By Request of the Executive] - Urging legislative
support of communities who are committed to delivering the five fundamental
resources of America's Promise to West Virginia's youth - Introduced 2/12/2008
- To Rules - Adopted by House 2/20/2008 - To Senate 2/21/2008 - To Education -
Adopted by Senate 3/5/2008
48.By Del. Pino, Armstead, Beach, Brown, Fleischauer, Frederick, Gall, Guthrie, Hatfield,
Higgins, Kessler, Lane, Long, Mahan, Marshall, Moye, Palumbo, Perry, Porter, Shook,
Spencer, Staggers, Sumner, Walters, Webster and Wells - Designating the West
Virginia Turnpike as the "Okey L. Patteson Highway" - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To
Rules - Adopted by House 2/19/2008 - To Senate 2/20/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure
49.By Del. Perdue, Hatfield, Boggs, Campbell, Cann, Fleischauer, Longstreth, Marshall,
Moore, Moye, Pino, Rodighiero, Stalnaker, Spencer, Wysong, Ashley, Border,
Canterbury, Lane, Miller, J., Rowan and Sumner (Originating in House Health and
Human Resources) - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and Finance
to study the impact of allowing adopted persons access to their original birth
certificates - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To House Rules 2/14/2008 - Adopted by House
2/19/2008 - To Senate 2/20/2008 - To Judiciary then Rules
50.By Del. Perdue, Hatfield, Boggs, Campbell, Cann, Eldridge, Fleischauer, Long,
Longstreth, Marshall, Moye, Pino, Rodighiero, Stalnaker, Spencer, Staggers, Wysong,
Ashley, Border, Canterbury, Miller, J., Rowan and Sumner (Originating in House
Health and Human Resources) - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government
and Finance to study the impact of changing the funding formula for local health
department services - Introduced 2/14/2008 - To House Rules 2/14/2008 - Adopted
by House 2/19/2008 - To Senate 2/20/2008 - To Finance then Rules
51.By Del. Moye, Mahan, Kessler, Gall, Sumner, Anderson, Argento, Ashley, Azinger,
Barker, Beach, Blair, Brown, Cann, Caputo, Carmichael, Craig, DeLong, Doyle,
Eldridge, Ellem, Ennis, Fleischauer, Fragale, Guthrie, Hartman, Hatfield, Higgins,
Hutchins, Kominar, Marshall, Martin, Michael, Moore, Morgan, Paxton, Perdue, Perry,
Pethtel, Pino, Poling, D., Poling, M., Porter, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Schadler, Schoen,
Shook, Spencer, Staggers, Stalnaker, Stephens, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Tucker, Varner,
Walters, Wells, White, Williams, Wysong and Yost - The "William Arnett Wills
Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/15/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/20/2008
- To Senate 2/21/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate
3/4/2008
52.By Del. Spencer, Craig, Browning, Stephens, Perry and Canterbury (Originating in
House Pensions and Retirement) - Requesting that the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance authorize the study of the creation of a new retirement
system for correctional officers - Introduced 2/15/2008 - To House Rules 2/15/2008
- Adopted by House 2/20/2008 - To Senate 2/21/2008 - To Pensions then Rules - To
Rules 2/29/2008 - Adopted by Senate 3/6/2008
54.By Del. Schoen, Andes, Paxton and Martin - The "PFC Michael J. Slater Memorial
Bridge" - Introduced 2/18/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/20/2008 - To Senate
2/21/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
55.By Del. Sobonya, Reynolds, Morgan, Miller, C., Stephens and Craig - The "Brian
Keith Paul Cable Barriers" - Introduced 2/19/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House
2/22/2008 - To Senate 2/25/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Amended -
Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment and adopted
3/8/2008
56.By Del. Anderson, Andes, Argento, Armstead, Ashley, Azinger, Barker, Beach, Blair,
Boggs, Border, Brown, Browning, Burdiss, Campbell, Cann, Canterbury, Caputo,
Carmichael, Cowles, Craig, Crosier, DeLong, Doyle, Duke, Eldridge, Ellem, Ellis,
Ennis, Evans, Fleischauer, Fragale, Frederick, Gall, Guthrie, Hamilton, Hartman,
Hatfield, Higgins, Hrutkay, Hutchins, Iaquinta, Ireland, Kessler, Klempa, Kominar,
Lane, Long, Longstreth, Manchin, Marshall, Martin, Michael, Miley, Miller, C., Miller,
J., Morgan, Moye, Overington, Palumbo, Paxton, Perdue, Perry, Pethtel, Pino, Poling,
D., Poling, M., Porter, Proudfoot, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Romine, Rowan, Schadler,
Schoen, Shaver, Shook, Sobonya, Spencer, Stalnaker, Stemple, Stephens, Sumner,
Swartzmiller, Tabb, Talbott, Tansill, Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Tucker, Walters,
Webster, Wells, White, Williams, Wysong and Yost - Encouraging assistance from
private employers in an effort to increase poll workers participants in West
Virginia - Introduced 2/19/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/6/2008 - To Senate
3/8/2008 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
57.By Del. Ashley - The "Denver Ray Gandee Sr. Bridge" - Introduced 2/19/2008 - To
Rules - Adopted by House 2/22/2008 - To Senate 2/25/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
61.By Del. Browning, Kessler, Long, Pino, Perry, Hrutkay, Sumner, Kominar, White,
Porter, Rodighiero, Eldridge, Frederick, Burdiss, Moye, Staggers and Ellis -
Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and Finance to study the
development of an intermodal transportation facility to promote economic
development in Southern West Virginia - Introduced 2/20/2008 - To Rules -
Adopted by House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Transportation and
Infrastructure then Rules
62.By Del. Ashley - The "Lt. Charles O. Hardman and Sgt. Gale Franklin Keen
Bridge" - Introduced 2/20/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/22/2008 - To Senate
2/25/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
63.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Del. Craig, Cann, Caputo, DeLong, Ennis, Fragale,
Gall, Hartman, Hutchins, Klempa, Kominar, Michael, Moore, Moye, Perdue, Perry,
Pethtel, Pino, Poling, M., Proudfoot, Stalnaker, Talbott, Tucker, Varner, White and
Yost - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and Finance to study
sustainable funding methods to develop creative communities prepared to
embrace opportunities in the new economy - Introduced 2/21/2008 - To Rules -
Adopted by House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Economic Development then
Rules - To Rules 2/29/2008
64.By Del. Blair, Anderson, Andes, Argento, Armstead, Ashley, Azinger, Beach, Boggs,
Border, Brown, Browning, Burdiss, Campbell, Cann, Canterbury, Caputo, Carmichael,
Cowles, Craig, Crosier, DeLong, Doyle, Duke, Eldridge, Ellem, Ellis, Ennis, Evans,
Fleischauer, Fragale, Frederick, Gall, Guthrie, Hamilton, Hartman, Hatfield, Higgins,
Hrutkay, Hutchins, Iaquinta, Ireland, Kessler, Klempa, Kominar, Lane, Long,
Longstreth, Manchin, Marshall, Martin, Michael, Miley, Miller, C., Miller, J., Moore,
Morgan, Moye, Overington, Palumbo, Paxton, Perdue, Perry, Pethtel, Pino, Poling, D.,
Poling, M., Porter, Proudfoot, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Romine, Rowan, Schadler,
Schoen, Shaver, Shook, Sobonya, Spencer, Staggers, Stalnaker, Stemple, Stephens,
Sumner, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Talbott, Tansill, Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Tucker,
Varner, Walters, Webster, Wells, White, Williams, Wysong and Yost - Urging
cooperation to establish an academic competition among the state's high schools
- Introduced 2/21/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/25/2008 - To Senate
2/26/2008 - To Education
65.By Del. Hatfield - Requesting the Joint Committee on Regional Jail and
Correctional Facility Oversight to conduct a study establishing drug and mental health courts in each judicial district - Introduced 2/21/2008 - To Rules - Adopted
by House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Judiciary then Rules
66.By Del. Fragale, DeLong, White, Caputo and Poling, M. - Honoring and
commemorating 100 years of service at home and abroad by the United States
Army Reserve - Introduced 2/21/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 2/25/2008 - To
Senate 2/26/2008 - To Military - Adopted by Senate 3/4/2008
67.By Del. Moore, Browning, White and Burdiss - The "Abishi Carrando
Cunningham, Sr. Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/21/2008 - To Rules - Adopted
by House 2/25/2008 - To Senate 2/26/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure -
Adopted by Senate 3/4/2008
68.By Del. Wells, Barker, Eldridge, Ellis, Hrutkay and Rodighiero - The "Bill Queen, Jr.
Memorial Bridge" - Introduced 2/22/2008 - Reference dispensed - Adopted by House
2/22/2008 - To Senate 2/25/2008 - To Transportation and Infrastructure - Adopted by
Senate 3/8/2008
71.By Del. Caputo, DeLong, Boggs, Manchin and Longstreth - Requesting the Joint
Committee on Government and Finance to study compensating state troopers for
off-duty time when required to be on standby to be called back to work -
Introduced 2/25/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/4/2008 - To Senate 3/5/2008
- To Finance then Rules
72.By Del. White, Boggs, Campbell, Barker, Craig, Doyle, Iaquinta, Klempa, Kominar,
Manchin, Marshall, Perdue, Poling, M., Reynolds, Spencer, Stalnaker, Tucker, Yost,
Anderson, Ashley, Blair, Border, Carmichael, Evans and Walters (Originating in House
Finance) - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and Finance to study
existing autism services - Introduced 2/24/2008 - To House Rules 2/24/2008 -
Adopted by House 2/27/2008 - To Senate 2/28/2008 - To Health and Human Resources
then Rules
74.By Del. Perdue, Hatfield, Campbell, Cann, Eldridge, Fleischauer, Long, Marshall,
Moore, Moye, Pino, Rodighiero, Staggers, Wysong, Ashley, Border, Canterbury, Lane,
Miller, J., Rowan and Sumner (Originating in House Health and Human Resources) -
Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and Finance to study West
Virginia's response to the problem of substance abuse - Introduced 2/28/2008 - To
House Rules 2/28/2008 - Adopted by House 3/4/2008 - To Senate 3/5/2008 - To Health
and Human Resources then Rules
79.By Del. Webster, Hatfield, Guthrie, Brown, Palumbo, Spencer, Wells, Andes, Argento,
Azinger, Burdiss, Crosier, Doyle, Ellem, Ennis, Fleischauer, Gall, Hutchins, Iaquinta,
Kessler, Klempa, Kominar, Longstreth, Manchin, Marshall, Michael, Miller, J., Moore, Perdue, Perry, Pino, Poling, D., Proudfoot, Shook, Staggers, Stemple, Stephens,
Swartzmiller, Talbott, Varner, Williams, Wysong and Yost - Requesting the Joint
Committee on Government and Finance to study the feasibility of election day
registration in and for the State of West Virginia - Introduced 2/29/2008 - To Rules
- Adopted by House 3/4/2008 - To Senate 3/5/2008 - To Judiciary then Rules - 2nd
reference dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
80.By Del. Williams, Paxton, Rowan, Gall, Ellis, Stephens, Tansill, Perry, Browning,
Poling, M., Shaver, Wysong, Duke, Pethtel, Moye, Rodighiero, Ireland, Frederick,
Fragale, Crosier, Wells, Sumner and Miller, J. (Originating in House Education) -
Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and Finance to make a study on
promoting a safe and productive learning environment - Introduced 2/29/2008 - To
House Rules 2/29/2008 - Adopted by House 3/4/2008 - To Senate 3/5/2008 - To
Education then Rules - To Rules 3/8/2008
81.By Del. Perry, Browning, Poling, M., Shaver, Wysong, Duke, Romine, Pethtel, Moye,
Rodighiero, Ireland, Ellis, Frederick, Gall, Williams, Rowan, Fragale, Crosier, Wells,
Tansill, Sumner and Miller, J. - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government
and Finance to make a study on providing supplemental state aid for the
instruction of english as a second language - Introduced 2/29/2008 - To House Rules
2/29/2008 - Adopted by House 3/4/2008 - To Senate 3/5/2008 - To Education then
Rules - To Rules 3/8/2008
82.By Del. Perry, Browning, Poling, M., Shaver, Wysong, Duke, Romine, Paxton, Pethtel,
Moye, Rodighiero, Ireland, Ellis, Frederick, Gall, Williams, Rowan, Fragale, Crosier,
Wells, Tansill, Sumner and Miller, J. - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance to make a study to improve the efficiency of school level,
county board and regional education service agency accounting practices and
procedures - Introduced 2/29/2008 - To House Rules 2/29/2008 - Adopted by House
3/4/2008 - To Senate 3/5/2008 - To Education then Rules - To Rules 3/8/2008
83.By Del. Higgins, Argento, Beach, Brown, Caputo, Craig, DeLong, Duke, Eldridge,
Ellis, Ennis, Fleischauer, Fragale, Frederick, Guthrie, Hatfield, Hrutkay, Hutchins,
Iaquinta, Kessler, Klempa, Long, Longstreth, Manchin, Marshall, Martin, Miley,
Miller, C., Miller, J., Moore, Morgan, Moye, Palumbo, Paxton, Perdue, Pethtel, Poling,
D., Porter, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Shook, Sobonya, Spencer, Staggers, Stephens,
Sumner, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Varner, Webster, Wells, Wysong and Yost - Requesting
that the Joint Committee on Government and Finance authorize a study of
meeting and conference rights for members of certain fire departments -
Introduced 2/29/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/4/2008 - To Senate 3/5/2008
- To Government Organization then Rules
84.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) - Requesting that the Joint Committee on Government and Finance authorize the study to improve the state's efforts to
better promote the availability of safe drinking water projects funding -
Introduced 3/3/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/6/2008 - To Senate 3/8/2008 -
To Finance then Rules
86.By Del. Webster, Stemple, Tabb, Ellem, Azinger, Brown, Burdiss, Crosier, Guthrie,
Hatfield, Higgins, Hrutkay, Iaquinta, Kessler, Long, Longstreth, Marshall, Moore,
Palumbo, Pino, Proudfoot, Reynolds, Schadler, Shaver, Shook, Spencer, Walters,
Wells and Wysong - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and Finance
to study the responsibilities and duties of the county clerks of West Virginia -
Introduced 3/5/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
99.By Del. Browning, Pethtel, Frederick, Ireland, Miller, J., Paxton, Perry, Poling, M.,
Shaver, Duke, Romine, Moye, Rodighiero, Ellis, Gall, Williams, Rowan, Fragale,
Crosier, Wells, Wysong and Sumner - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance to make a study on a funding mechanism to increase the
salaries of teachers and school service personnel - Introduced 3/3/2008 - To House
Rules 3/3/2008 - Adopted by House 3/6/2008 - To Senate 3/8/2008 - To Education then
Rules
101.By Del. Paxton, Perry, Pethtel, Poling, M., Duke, Moye, Rodighiero, Romine, Wysong,
Browning, Frederick, Ellis, Ireland, Stephens, Gall, Williams, Rowan, Ennis, Fragale,
Crosier, Wells, Tansill, Shaver, Sumner and Miller, J. (Originating in House
Education) - Requesting the joint committee on government and finance to make
a study on the condition, role and function of county boards of education -
Introduced 3/4/2008 - To House Rules 3/4/2008 - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
102.By Del. Miller, J., Anderson, Andes, Argento, Armstead, Ashley, Azinger, Barker,
Beach, Blair, Border, Brown, Browning, Campbell, Canterbury, Caputo, Carmichael,
Cowles, Crosier, DeLong, Doyle, Duke, Eldridge, Ellem, Ellis, Evans, Fleischauer,
Fragale, Frederick, Gall, Guthrie, Hartman, Higgins, Hrutkay, Iaquinta, Ireland,
Kessler, Klempa, Kominar, Lane, Long, Longstreth, Mahan, Manchin, Martin,
Michael, Miley, Miller, C., Moore, Moye, Overington, Palumbo, Paxton, Perry, Pethtel,
Pino, Poling, D., Porter, Proudfoot, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Romine, Rowan, Schadler,
Schoen, Shaver, Shook, Sobonya, Spencer, Stalnaker, Stemple, Stephens, Sumner,
Swartzmiller, Tabb, Talbott, Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Tucker, Varner, Walters,
Webster, Wells, White, Williams, Wysong and Yost - Requesting the Joint
Committee on Government and Finance to study the feasibility of providing a
deduction from personal income tax for amounts paid for health insurance plans
- Introduced 3/5/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
103.By Del. Wysong, Doyle and Tabb - The Frank Woodruff Buckles Freeway -
Introduced 3/5/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
104.By Del. Wysong, Argento, Campbell, Fragale, Guthrie, Hatfield, Marshall, Moye,
Perdue, Pethtel, Poling, D., Spencer, Tabb and Wells - Requesting that the Joint
Committee on Government and Finance authorize the study of the feasibility of
establishing a Silver Alert notification network for missing elderly citizens in
West Virginia - Introduced 3/5/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
105.By Del. White and Kominar - The "Elmer and May Cline Memorial Bridge" -
Introduced 3/5/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/8/2008 - Committee reference
dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
106.By Del. Armstead, Brown, Guthrie, Hatfield, Higgins, Lane, Palumbo, Spencer,
Walters, Webster and Wells - The "Captain Benjamin David Tiffner Memorial
Bridge" - Introduced 3/5/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
107.By Del. White and Kominar - The "Wilburn and Effie Cline Memorial Bridge" -
Introduced 3/6/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/8/2008 - Committee reference
dispensed - Adopted by Senate 3/8/2008
108.By Del. Hatfield (Originating in House Rules) - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance to study the Department of Health and Human
Resources in its entirety - Introduced 3/6/2008 - Adopted by House 3/7/2008
109.By Del. Hrutkay, Browning and Michael - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance study the cost benefit analysis of engineering services
and engineer retention within the West Virginia Department of Highways -
Introduced 3/7/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
110.By Del. Manchin, Caputo and Longstreth - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance to study mitigation practices and resources in wetland
areas - Introduced 3/7/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
111.By Del. Hrutkay and Schadler - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government
and Finance to study the condition, fitness, and safety of bridges in the state -
Introduced 3/7/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
112.By Del. Williams, Michael, Shaver, Anderson, Perry, Palumbo, Beach, Cann, Craig,
Ennis, Kominar, Long, Pethtel, Stalnaker, Tabb, Varner and Wysong - Calling for an
economic stimulus rebate to resident personal income tax filers - Introduced
3/7/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
113.By Del. Fleischauer, Higgins, Azinger, Beach, Brown, Burdiss, Craig, Crosier, Doyle,
Eldridge, Ellis, Evans, Guthrie, Hutchins, Iaquinta, Klempa, Long, Longstreth, Manchin, Marshall, Miley, Morgan, Moye, Palumbo, Paxton, Pino, Poling, D., Poling,
M., Rodighiero, Romine, Rowan, Schoen, Shook, Spencer, Staggers, Stephens and
Wells - Requesting that the Joint Committee on Government and Finance
authorize a study of the impact of climate change - Introduced 3/7/2008 - To Rules
- Adopted by House 3/8/2008
114.By Del. Fleischauer, Beach, Brown, Burdiss, Canterbury, Doyle, Ellis, Fragale,
Guthrie, Hamilton, Hatfield, Hrutkay, Klempa, Long, Longstreth, Mahan, Manchin,
Miley, Moore, Palumbo, Perdue, Rodighiero, Shook, Staggers, Tabb, Talbott, Wells
and Wysong - Requesting that the Joint Committee on Government and Finance
authorize a study of litter and landfill avoidance, beverage container recycling
and litter control systems - Introduced 3/7/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House
3/8/2008
115.By Del. Ennis, Manchin and Proudfoot - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance study the feasability of requiring residential, business
and industrial water connections along newly established waterlines - Introduced
3/7/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
116.By Del. Boggs, Fleischauer, Hutchins, Paxton, Blair and Duke - Requesting that the
Joint Committee on Government and Finance authorize the study of the impact
that increasing real estate taxes - Introduced 3/7/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House
3/8/2008
117.By Del. Martin, Ashley, Caputo, DeLong and Morgan - Requesting that the Joint
Committee on Government and Finance study inclusion of athletic trainer
licensure and regulation under the laws governing the West Virginia Board of
Physical Therapists - Introduced 3/7/2008 - To Rules - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
119.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Del. DeLong, White and Caputo (Originating in
House Rules) - Requesting that the Joint Committee on Government and Finance
authorize the study of the financial stability and investment strategies of the police
and fire pension funds - Introduced 3/8/2008 - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
120.By Del. Armstead and Lane - Requesting the Joint Committee on Government and
Finance to study ways to encourage the presence of smoke detectors in residential
homes - Introduced 3/8/2008 - Reference dispensed - Adopted by House 3/8/2008
SENATE BILLS PASSED LEGISLATURE
*9.By Sen. Bailey and Love - Permitting hunter safety program in public schools -
Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*13.By Sen. Bailey - Relating to Dental Practice Act generally - Passed 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*88.By Sen. Oliverio and Unger - Creating brownfield economic development districts
- Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
101.By Sen. Minard - Exempting nonprofit companies providing electricity from
property tax - Passed 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/20/08
*142.By Sen. Kessler - Relating to limited expungement of certain criminal records -
Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*145.By Sen. Love, Green, Prezioso, Sypolt, Boley, Unger, Jenkins, Bowman, Tomblin (Mr.
President), Plymale, Kessler, Chafin, Wells, Oliverio, Guills, Facemyer, McKenzie,
Edgell, Foster, Deem, Fanning, Barnes, McCabe, Caruth, Hunter, Helmick, Bailey,
Yoder, Sharpe, Minard, White, Stollings, Hall and Sprouse - Relating to reasonable
force in defense of self, real and personal property - Passed 2/28/2008; Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/12/08
*150.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Budget
bill - Passed 3/16/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by
Governor with deletions and reductions 3/21/08
*185.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Clarifying mental conditions which prohibit firearms' possession and creating
state registry of such persons - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/20/08
*201.By Sen. Foster - Providing terms for certain public retirement benefits
disqualification - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor
3/28/08
*207.By Sen. Foster and Plymale - Relating to Deputy Sheriff Retirement System Act -
Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
*208.By Sen. Foster and Plymale - Clarifying all Consolidated Public Retirement Board
systems are included in employer pick-up provisions - Passed 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
217.By Sen. Jenkins and Guills - Reducing compliance time for nonresident traffic
violations - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*224.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
Joint Emergency Services Act of 2008 - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*227.By Sen. Foster, Deem, Hunter and Plymale - Relating to State Teachers Retirement
System - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
*234.By Sen. Prezioso, Foster, Hunter, Sharpe, Stollings, Boley, Caruth, Jenkins and Kessler
- Creating Maternal Mortality Review Team - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor
3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
236.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, Oliverio, Plymale, White and Love - Eliminating obsolete
election language - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/07 - Approved by Governor
3/20/08
237.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, White and Plymale - Repealing county officers' annual
report requirement of certain expenditures - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08
- Approved by Governor 3/27/08
238.By Sen. Kessler - Increasing monetary limit to file circuit court suit - Passed
3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*239.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
Senior Citizen Property Tax Payment Deferment Act - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective
July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*242.By Sen. White, Kessler, Stollings and Hunter - Allowing point deduction for certain
licensees attending defensive driving class - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08
- Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
253.By Sen. Sypolt - Defining "survey foot" - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
257.By Sen. Love, Hunter, White, McKenzie and Minard - Repealing outdated
penitentiary code provisions - Passed 2/15/2008 - To Governor 2/21/08 - Approved
by Governor 2/27/08
258.By Sen. Love, Hunter, White, McKenzie and Minard - Repealing outdated code
provisions relating to Huttonsville Correctional Center - Passed 2/14/2008 - To
Governor 2/21/08 - Approved by Governor 2/27/08
262.By Sen. Love, Hunter, McKenzie, White and Minard - Repealing outdated code provisions relating to Denmar State Hospital - Passed 2/14/2008 - To Governor
2/21/08 - Approved by Governor 2/27/08
263.By Sen. Love, Green, Hunter, McKenzie, White and Minard - Updating certain code
provisions relating to Division of Corrections - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor
3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*265.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
Special Aircraft Property Valuation Act - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08
- Approved by Governor 3/28/08
270.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter and Unger - Eliminating provisions requiring circuit clerks
handle and disburse inmate moneys - Passed 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/20/08
271.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, Chafin, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Minard, Stollings,
Wells, Barnes, Deem, Hall, McKenzie and Yoder (Originating in Senate Judiciary) -
Establishing grievance procedure for State Police - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor
3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
272.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, Chafin, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Minard, Stollings,
Wells, Barnes, Deem, Hall, McKenzie and Yoder (Originating in Senate Judiciary) -
Clarifying "telemarketing solicitation" definition - Passed 3/4/2008 - To Governor
3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*280.By Sen. McCabe, Bailey, Foster and Plymale - Relating to Municipal Economic
Opportunity Development District Act - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*286.By Sen. Prezioso, Bailey, Edgell, Foster, Hunter, Kessler, Minard, Unger, Deem,
Guills, Yoder, Love, McCabe, Plymale and Jenkins - Providing adult and child
protective services workers personal immunity from civil liability - Passed
3/6/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by Governor
3/20/08
*287.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Establishing West Virginia Research Trust Fund - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective from
passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*291.By Sen. Helmick and Yoder - Appointing additional circuit court judge to
Pendleton, Hardy, Hampshire, Mercer and Wayne counties - Passed 3/7/2008 - To
Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*292.By Sen. Minard, Jenkins and Plymale - Allowing Commissioner of Banking issue
bond claims to collect certain unpaid penalties and invoices - Passed 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
297.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Authorizing School Building Authority to issue revenue bonds from State Excess
Lottery Fund - Passed 3/7/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*305.By Sen. Kessler, Unger, Jenkins, White and Hunter - Clarifying procedures for
seizing neglected or abused animals - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*309.By Sen. Bowman, Plymale, Oliverio and Sypolt - Increasing Secretary of
Transportation and Commissioner of Highways salary when one person serves
as both - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/28/08
*311.By Sen. Kessler, Plymale, Love and Oliverio - Allowing judges to order jurors from
other counties in certain situations - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/20/08
317.By Sen. Jenkins, Stollings, Bowman, Prezioso, Plymale and McKenzie - Updating
physician and podiatrist licensing requirements - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor
3/14/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*323.By Sen. Bowman and Oliverio - Relating to stormwater systems generally - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/13/08 - Approved by Governor 3/17/08
*325.By Sen. Love, Bailey, Wells, Green, Facemyer and Hunter - Relating to state
employee deferred compensation plan - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
337.By Sen. Kessler, White and Yoder - Eliminating obsolete language concerning
Supreme Court clerk - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Vetoed by Governor
3/20/08
*340.By Sen. Kessler, Chafin, Oliverio, Barnes, White, Foster, Hunter, Green, Minard,
Wells, Jenkins, Yoder, Love, Guills, Unger and McKenzie - Requiring consumers'
notification of information security breach - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08
- Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*349.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing Miscellaneous Boards and Agencies promulgate legislative rules - Passed 3/8/2008;
Effective from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*373.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Environmental Protection promulgate legislative rules - Passed
3/6/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor
3/28/08
*398.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rules - Passed
3/8/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*417.By Sen. Minard, Fanning, Prezioso, Unger, Boley and Facemyer - Authorizing
Department of Revenue promulgate legislative rules - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective
from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
459.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Bailey, Green, Hunter, Oliverio, Stollings, Wells, Boley,
Guills and Hall (Originating in Senate Education) - Authorizing rules of School
Building Authority and Higher Education Policy Commission - Passed 2/8/2008;
Effective from passage - To Governor 2/13/08 - Approved by Governor 2/19/08
466.By Sen. Unger, Plymale, Prezioso, Foster, Jenkins, Stollings and Hunter - Authorizing
Water Development Authority to administer Dam Safety Rehabilitation Revolving
Fund Loan Program - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
*467.By Sen. Unger, Prezioso, Plymale, Jenkins, Foster, Stollings, Hunter and Love -
Reauthorizing Dam Safety Rehabilitation Revolving Fund - Passed 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*474.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Creating
limited sales tax holiday for certain Energy Star appliance purchases - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*476.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Foster, Kessler and Love - Creating State
Employee Sick Leave Fund - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor
3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*477.By Sen. Prezioso, Facemyer, Bowman, Deem, Green, Love, Barnes, White, Plymale,
Jenkins, Kessler, Foster, Stollings and Hunter - Increasing conservation officers'
salaries and length of service - Passed 3/6/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor
3/14/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/20/08
*481.By Sen. Prezioso - Authorizing physician assistants to conduct mental health
hygiene process examinations - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved
by Governor 4/1/08
*492.By Sen. White - Eliminating part-time prosecutors - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July
1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*493.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio and Plymale - Granting emergency election powers to
Secretary of State - Passed 3/5/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08
- Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*494.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, White, Plymale and Jenkins - Providing voter verification
through electronic poll book - Passed 3/5/2008; Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*495.By Sen. Kessler, Love, Oliverio and Plymale - Requiring certain poll worker
training - Passed 3/4/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by
Governor 4/1/08
*496.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, White, McKenzie and Plymale - Protecting voter
registration information - Passed 3/4/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor
3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*501.By Sen. Fanning, Kessler, Foster, Bailey, Wells and McKenzie - Transferring Stream
Partners Fund from Division of Natural Resources to Department of
Environmental Protection - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/14/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/20/08
503.By Sen. Fanning, Kessler, Foster, Bailey, Wells, White, Plymale and McKenzie -
Requiring solid waste facility permit applicants furnish fingerprints for criminal
background checks - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
*504.By Sen. Bowman and Unger - Relating to child support enforcement - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*505.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Hunter, Foster, Love, Kessler, Boley, McKenzie,
Jenkins, Plymale, Wells, Unger, Minard, Bailey, Sypolt and Edgell - Creating
Veterans Cemetery Fund from lottery proceeds - Passed 3/4/2008; Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*507.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, Plymale, White and Minard - Clarifying voting procedures
- Passed 3/5/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
512.By Sen. Bowman - Increasing number of Records Management and Preservation
Board members - Passed 3/4/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/17/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*514.By Sen. Kessler, Hunter, Minard and Deem - Permitting electronic mail absentee
voting - Passed 3/4/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/20/08
*519.By Sen. Fanning, Foster, Kessler, Prezioso, Plymale, Wells, White and Unger -
Extending Hazardous Waste Material Management Fee Fund sunset provision -
Passed 3/5/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/20/08
*535.By Sen. Foster, Jenkins, Kessler, Green, Hunter, Wells, Hall, McKenzie and White -
Modifying certain penalties for DUI - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*536.By Sen. Kessler - Exempting Supreme Court probation officers' vehicles from
certain registration requirements - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
541.By Sen. Bowman and Kessler - Continuing personal income tax adjustment to
certain retirees' gross income - Passed 3/6/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor
3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*545.By Sen. Helmick - Relating to tax administration efficiency - Passed 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*552.By Sen. Helmick, Plymale and Edgell - Relating to prepaid wireless calling taxes,
fees and charges - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
*553.By Sen. McCabe, Caruth, Bowman, Jenkins, Unger, Plymale and Foster - Creating
Permitting and Licensing Information Act - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08
- Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*564.By Sen. Edgell, Plymale, Kessler and Stollings - Relating to higher education tuition
and fee waivers - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*565.By Sen. Sypolt, Bailey and Love - Relating to increased real property assessment notice - Passed 3/6/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/20/08
570.By Sen. Caruth - Allowing county commissions' involvement in joint development
efforts - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*571.By Sen. Jenkins, Plymale, Deem, Minard, Green, Hall, Hunter, Foster, Kessler,
Stollings and Yoder - Relating to certain firefighters' workers' compensation
benefits - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*573.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Increasing public school teachers' and service personnel annual salaries - Passed
3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
574.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] -
Increasing State Police compensation - Passed 3/7/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To
Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*579.By Sen. Caruth - Appointing additional nonresident members to Bluefield's
sanitary board - Passed 3/3/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/7/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/10/08
*580.By Sen. Plymale and Love - Authorizing magistrate courts to accept unsigned
citation payments - Passed 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/20/08
*590.By Sen. Prezioso, Stollings, Jenkins, Kessler, McKenzie and Foster - Protecting
health care workers - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by
Governor 4/1/08
*593.By Sen. McCabe and Foster - Transferring library funding obligation to excess levy
- Passed 3/8/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
595.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Stollings, Bailey, Green, Hunter, Wells, White, Boley,
Facemyer, Kessler, Hall, Jenkins, McKenzie and Unger - Establishing education
goals and objectives for 2020 - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*596.By Sen. Helmick and Love - Relating to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement
- Passed 3/8/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
606.By Sen. Edgell and Kessler - Requiring hiring preference for summer school
program positions - Passed 3/8/2008; Effect from passage - Effective ninety days
from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
*619.By Sen. Prezioso, Jenkins, Wells, Hunter, Hall, Stollings, Plymale, Unger, Kessler,
Foster and Love - Defining certain external defibrillators' user terms - Passed
3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*622.By Sen. McCabe, Foster, Hunter, Kessler, Barnes and Oliverio - Creating Voluntary
Rural and Outdoor Heritage Conservation Act - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*634.By Sen. Hunter, Helmick, Plymale, Minard, Kessler and Unger - Creating Military
Authority Act - Passed 3/6/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/14/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*638.By Sen. Love and Kessler - Requiring information collection from catalytic
converter purchasers - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Vetoed by Governor
3/31/08
641.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Unger, Fanning, Green, Helmick, Hall, Prezioso,
Kessler, Minard, Plymale and Hunter - Creating Water Resources Protection and
Management Act - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
*645.By Sen. Kessler, Edgell and Helmick - Exempting city and county hospitals from
certain audit requirements - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/28/08
*650.By Sen. Foster, Oliverio and Plymale - Relating to Emergency Medical Services
Retirement System - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
653.By Sen. Minard and White - Permitting internet sales of life, accident and sickness
insurance - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
654.By Sen. Love, Edgell, Unger and Sypolt - Finding and declaring certain claims
against state - Passed 3/4/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/17/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/20/08
*657.By Sen. Kessler, McKenzie and Plymale - Creating Alcohol and Drug-Free
Workplace Act - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
659.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Plymale and Kessler - Increasing certain crime
victims' benefits - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
671.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Deem - Increasing presiding Court of Claims'
judge compensation - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/21/08
- Approved by Governor 3/27/08
673.By Sen. Helmick, Sharpe, Plymale, Chafin, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, McCabe, Sypolt,
Facemyer, Boley, Sprouse and Guills - Making supplementary appropriation to
Department of Health and Human Resources - Passed 3/8/2008; Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/21/08
674.By Sen. Helmick, Sharpe, Plymale, Chafin, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, McCabe, Sypolt,
Facemyer, Boley, Sprouse and Guills - Making supplementary appropriation to
Department of Administration and Department of Military Affairs and Public
Safety - Passed 3/8/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/21/08
*680.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President) and Caruth [By Request of the Executive] - Relating
to corporate net income tax and business franchise tax - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective
from passage - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*682.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Unger, Bailey, Green, Hunter, Oliverio, Stollings, Wells,
White, Guills and Hall (Originating in Senate Education) - Creating Community and
Technical College Capital Improvement Fund - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective from
passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
696.By Sen. Yoder - Providing appraisal methods for certain multifamily rental
properties - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Vetoed
by Governor 3/31/08
*704.By Sen. Minard - Regulating viatical life insurance settlements - Passed 2/29/2008
- To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
706.By Sen. Bowman, Fanning, Foster and McKenzie - Providing for liner placement
through mined-out coal horizons - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*712.By Sen. Fanning and Foster - Authorizing Coalbed Methane Review Board to
propose legislative rules - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*715.By Sen. Plymale and Minard - Defining certain Public Employees Insurance Agency
eligibility - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/28/08
722.By Sen. Prezioso and Unger - Granting regulatory power to certain Board of
Pharmacy facilities - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
*736.By Sen. Caruth - Relating to real property sales for persons with legal disabilities
- Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/13/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/13/08 - Senate
reconsidered action - 3/16/2008 - Senate amended, repassed to meet objections of
Governor - 3/16/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment - 3/16/2008 - Repassed
House to meet the objections of the Governor - 3/16/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*740.By Sen. Unger - Reforming Berkeley County commission - Passed 3/7/2008; Effect
from passage - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*746.By Sen. Facemyer - Establishing takeback program for certain electronics - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*751.By Sen. McCabe - Relating to Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Act - Passed
3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
775.By Sen. Fanning, Barnes, Bowman, Deem, Facemyer, Green, McKenzie, Prezioso,
Unger and White (Originating in Senate Natural Resources) - Relating to state parks
and state forests - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
*778.By Sen. Hunter, Wells, Bailey and Boley (Originating in Senate Military) - Relating
to veterans' benefits - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
780.By Sen. Bowman, Bailey, Barnes, Boley, Kessler, McCabe, Minard, Plymale, Sypolt,
White and Yoder (Originating in Senate Government Organization) - Relating to
Public Employees Grievance Procedure - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08
- Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*781.By Sen. Helmick, Sharpe, Plymale, Chafin, Prezioso, Edgell, Love, Bailey, Bowman,
McCabe, Unger, Sypolt, Fanning, Facemyer, Boley, Sprouse and Guills (Originating in Senate Finance) - Relating to service of suggestee execution and notice - Passed
3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
784.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Bowman, Chafin, Helmick, Kessler, Prezioso,
Caruth, Boley and McKenzie (Originating in Senate Rules) - Relating to reforming,
altering or modifying county government - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08
- Approved by Governor 3/27/08
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED BY LEGISLATURE
6.By Sen. Foster - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
Universal Voluntary Accounts Program - Adopted 3/8/2008
8.By Sen. Bailey, Edgell and Green - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge
in Beaver, Raleigh County, "Major Jeff L. Davis Memorial Bridge" - Adopted
3/8/2008
18.By Sen. Unger and Stollings - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Martinsburg, Berkeley County, "Dr. C. Vincent Townsend, Sr., Bridge" -
Adopted 3/8/2008
19.By Sen. Deem and Boley - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Parkersburg, Wood County, "Blennerhassett Island Bridge" - Adopted 3/5/2008
*20.By Sen. Unger, Love, Jenkins, Hunter and McCabe - Urging Congress pass
legislation protecting public from toxic and hazardous imports - Adopted
2/13/2008
22.By Sen. Minard - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Clarksburg,
Harrison County, "PFC Hotty Herrick Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
28.By Sen. Barnes, Love, Fanning, White and Sypolt - Designating timber rattlesnake
as state reptile and Megalonyx Jeffersonii as state fossil - Adopted 3/8/2008
30.By Sen. McKenzie, Oliverio and Kessler - Requesting Division of Highways name
section of Interstate 70 in Wheeling, Ohio County, "Doc and Chickie Williams
Country Music Royal Couple Highway" - Adopted 3/7/2008
34.By Sen. Tomblin (Mr. President), Boley, Bowman, Caruth, Chafin, Kessler and
Prezioso (Originating in Senate Rules) - Amending Joint Rules of Senate and House
of Delegates by adding a new rule relating to constitutional petitions and resolutions - Adopted 2/4/2008
37.By Sen. Love, White and Stollings - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge
in Diana, Webster County, "David Daniel Hamrick Memorial Bridge" - Adopted
3/7/2008
38.By Sen. Foster, Wells, McCabe and Sprouse - Requesting Division of Highways
name bridge in Trace Fork, Kanawha County, "Private Clinton Griffith and Staff
Sergeant Jack Griffith Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/7/2008
39.By Sen. Fanning and Yoder - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Hemphill, McDowell County, "Charles Spencer Bridge" - Adopted 3/7/2008
40.By Sen. McCabe, Plymale, Jenkins, Foster, Wells, Sprouse, Hunter, Minard and
Oliverio - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Cabell County,
"Phyllis E. Given Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/4/2008
47.By Sen. White, Love and Hunter - Requesting Division of Natural Resources
rename Wallback Lake in Clay County "Sampson Lake" - Adopted 3/7/2008
48.By Sen. Chafin - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Puritan Mines,
Mingo County, "Rev. Glen and Gladys Merritt Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
49.By Sen. Chafin - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Mingo County
"Private Lawrence Ooten Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/7/2008
52.By Sen. Wells, Prezioso and Kessler - Requesting Division of Highways name
bridge in Marion County "Seaman 1st Class Clyde Richard Wilson Memorial
Bridge" - Adopted 3/7/2008
53.By Sen. Bowman, Bailey, Barnes, Boley, Foster, Jenkins, Kessler, Minard, Plymale,
Stollings, Sypolt, White and Yoder (Originating in Senate Government Organization)
- Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study convention and
visitors bureaus - Adopted 3/7/2008
58.By Sen. Facemyer, Unger and Hall - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge
near Eleanor, Putnam County, "Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
*60.By Sen. Foster and McKenzie - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and
Finance study armed forces retirement service credit - Adopted 3/8/2008
63.By Sen. Chafin and Fanning - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge near
Belo, Mingo County, "R3C Fred Mahon Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/7/2008
64.By Sen. Plymale, Edgell, Bailey, Green, Hunter, Oliverio, Stollings, Unger, Wells,
Guills, Hall and Sprouse (Originating in Senate Education) - Commending
Consortium for Internationalizing Higher Education in West Virginia - Adopted
3/7/2008
69.By Sen. Kessler, Oliverio, Chafin, Foster, Green, Hunter, Jenkins, Minard, Stollings,
Wells, White, Barnes, Caruth, Deem, Hall, McKenzie and Yoder (Originating in
Senate Judiciary) - Requesting Joint Committee on Government and Finance study
judicial elections - Adopted 3/8/2008
71.By Sen. Hunter and Kessler - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Grafton, Taylor County, "Floyd 'Scotty' Hamilton: First WVU All American
Basketball Player Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
75.By Sen. Green and Bailey - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Summers County "Vaughn Ray York, Jr., Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
76.By Sen. Love - Requesting Division of Highways place sign at Fayetteville, Fayette
County, "Coolest Small Town" - Adopted 3/8/2008
77.By Sen. Hunter, Boley, Edgell, Hall, Minard, Oliverio and Wells (Originating in Senate
Military) - Urging Congress declare December 7th a national holiday - Adopted
3/8/2008
83.By Sen. Wells and McCabe - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Kanawha County "Captain Benjamin D. Tiffner Memorial Bridge" - Adopted
3/8/2008
84.By Sen. Foster and McCabe - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in
Kanawha County "Master Sergeant William L. 'Buster' Hackney Memorial
Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
88.By Sen. Chafin - Requesting Division of Highways name bridge in Delbarton,
Mingo County, "Thomas Elbert Muncy, Jr., Memorial Bridge" - Adopted
3/8/2008
HOUSE BILLS PASSED LEGISLATURE
2503.By Del. Boggs, Stemple and Tansill - Authorizing the Division of Motor Vehicles
to issue an identification card to West Virginia residents who already possess a
valid driver's license - Passed 3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/10/08
2517.By Del. Moore, Kominar, Perry, Barker, Carmichael and Ashley - Providing that the
Board of Banking and Financial Institutions have the authority to approve
acquisitions of out-of-state banks by WV state banks - Passed 2/6/2008 - To
Governor 2/11/08 - Approved by Governor 2/14/08
*2881.By Del. Walters, Boggs, White and Hrutkay - Providing that antique motor vehicles
may be used for occasional recreational driving - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor
3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
*2967.By Del. Armstead, DeLong, Border, Miller, C., Ireland, Swartzmiller, Azinger,
Iaquinta, Romine, Poling, M. and Miller, J. - Creating the "West Virginia
Remembers Program" - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
*3056.By Del. Perdue, Marshall, Evans, Fleischauer, Guthrie, Staggers and Eldridge -
Authorizing pharmacists to administer immunizations - Passed 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*3065.By Del. Eldridge, Rodighiero, Ellis, Stemple, Williams, Perry, Beach, Shook, Argento
and Reynolds - Relating to making false reports of child abuse, sexual abuse and
domestic violence - Passed 3/6/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/11/08
- Approved by Governor 3/15/08
3201.By Del. Shaver and Argento - Authorizing the tax commissioner to refuse, revoke,
suspend or refuse to renew a business registration certificate for a business that
is the alter ego, nominee or instrumentality of a business in certain situations -
Passed 3/8/2008; Effective ninety days from passage - To Governor 3/20/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*3215.By Del. Doyle, Wysong and Tabb - Removing the administrative link between
Shepherd University and Blue Ridge Community and Technical College - Passed
3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor
3/28/08
*4010.By Del. Morgan and Michael - Removing the limitation on terms for members on
the board of library directors - Passed 3/7/2008; Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
4016.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Updating meaning of federal adjusted gross income and certain other terms used
in West Virginia Personal Income Tax Act - Passed 3/8/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/13/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/14/08 - House amd. & repassed to meet
the obj. of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Senate reconsidered action 3/16/2008 - Senate
concurred in House amendment 3/16/2008 - Passed Senate as result of objections of
the Governor 3/16/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/31/08
4017.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Updating meaning of federal taxable income and certain other terms used in West
Virginia Corporation Net Income Tax Act - Passed 3/8/2008; Effect from passage
- To Governor 3/13/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/14/08 - House amd. & repassed to meet
the obj. of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Senate reconsidered action 3/16/2008 - Senate
concurred in House amendment 3/16/2008 - Passed Senate as result of objections of
the Governor 3/16/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/31/08
*4018.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Renewing the West Virginia Small Business Linked Deposit Program - Passed
3/8/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/13/08 - Approved by Governor
3/15/08
4019.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Relating to civil actions filed in the courts of the state - Passed 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4021.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Revising mining safety equipment requirements and enhancing penalties for
crimes against mining property - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective April 1, 2008 - To
Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4022.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Relating to compensation and expenses of panel attorneys providing public
defender services - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4023.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Provide for the denial or suspension of a driver's license for any student who
withdraws from school or fails to receive passing grades - Passed 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4028.By Del. Fleischauer, Marshall, Beach and Shook - Authorizing counties and
municipalities to enter into contracts for energy-savings - Passed 3/5/2008 - To
Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
*4032.By Del. White and Kominar - Relating to payment of wages through a direct
deposit system - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor
3/31/08
*4036.By Del. Morgan - Granting the board of Respiratory Care Practitioners
rulemaking authority and the issuance of temporary permits to students - Passed
3/7/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/28/08
4038.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Beach, Caputo, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Swartzmiller, Canterbury and Rowan (Originating in House Government Organization)
- Allowing the Division of Labor to promulgate Rules to license elevator workers
- Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4041.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) [By Request of the Executive] - Relating to the
regulation and treatment of the production of natural gas and coalbed methane
- Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4059.By Del. Border, Perdue, Staggers, Long, Schadler, Ennis, Moye, Stalnaker and
Stephens - Relating to medical qualifications for school bus operators - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4069.By Del. Stemple, Brown, Hrutkay, Kessler, Pino and Overington - Requiring vision
screening for renewal of a driver's license - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08
- Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4072.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Caputo, Eldridge, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Swartzmiller, Canterbury and Porter - Clarifying that the Board of Registration for
Professional Engineers is subject to a regulatory board review - Passed 3/6/2008
- To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4073.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Caputo, Eldridge, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Swartzmiller, Canterbury and Porter - Clarifying that the Board of Examinations in
Counseling is subject to a regulatory board review - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor
3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4075.By Del. DeLong, Caputo, Fragale, Webster, White, Kominar and Shook - Providing
for a video recording device monitoring system during Amber Alert periods -
Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4076.By Del. Cowles - Relating to the compensation and expenses of legislators - Passed
2/29/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/5/08 - Approved by Governor
3/10/08
4078.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Beach, Eldridge, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Andes, Porter and Rowan - Relating to the termination of the Blennerhassett Island
Historical State Park Commission - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4079.By Del. Morgan, Martin and Hartman - Relating to Professional Employer
Organizations - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor
3/27/08
4080.By Del. Pino, Blair, Guthrie, Reynolds, Walters and Frederick - Relating to funds
held for charitable purposes by nonprofit, charitable institutions - Passed 3/5/2008
- To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/15/08
*4082.By Del. Spencer - Relating to the Public Employees Retirement System - Passed
3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4085.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento, Caputo, Eldridge, Hartman, Poling, D., Staggers,
Swartzmiller, Canterbury and Porter - Relating to regulatory review of the West
Virginia Acupuncture Board - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/15/08
*4088.By Del. Ireland, Anderson, Romine, Hartman, Stemple, Miller, C., Blair, Evans and
Williams - Allowing farm equipment dealers to calculate their inventory based on
an average of their yearly sales - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/28/08
*4094.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Relating to reimbursement of compensation paid to certain state employees for
job-related training, education or professional development - Passed 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4099.By Del. Perry, Ellem, Morgan, Stemple, Boggs, Webster, White and Palumbo -
Allowing certain vehicles designated by the Secretary of the Department of
Military Affairs and Public Safety to use red flashing lights - Passed 3/5/2008 - To
Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
*4117.By Del. Browning - Expanding eligibility for state minimum salary supplements
for classroom teachers achieving certain national certification - Passed 3/8/2008;
Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4120.By Del. Webster, Brown, Shook, Hamilton, Azinger, Fleischauer, Miley, Mahan and
Proudfoot - Prohibiting inclusion of specific dollar amounts or figures related to damages in complaints for personal injury or wrongful death actions - Passed
3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4121.By Del. Fragale, DeLong, Boggs, Barker and Eldridge - Authorizing the participation
of local governments in a purchasing card program to be administered by the
Auditor - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4124.By Del. Staggers, Poling, M., Moye, Perry, Fleischauer, Hamilton, Paxton, Long,
Canterbury, Campbell and Crosier - Adding CPR and First Aid training to the
health education curriculum in secondary schools - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor
3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
*4129.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Revising licensing requirements for professional licensing boards, including
authorizing a special volunteer license for health care professionals - Passed
3/8/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4137.By Del. Morgan - Clarifying that a municipality and county will be notified by an
insurance company when a total loss to a structure occurs - Passed 3/5/2008 - To
Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
*4139.By Del. Webster, Hrutkay, Kessler, Moore, Pino, Stemple and Overington - Relating
to licensing persons using bioptic telescopic devices to operate a motor vehicle -
Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4141.By Del. White and Webster - Providing that written status reports on civil actions
brought against state government agencies are required only as requested by the
President of the Senate and Speaker of the House - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor
3/17/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4144.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Higgins and Long - Relating to physician assistants and
updating language to conform to national changes - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor
3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4147.By Del. DeLong and Armstead - Relating to the regulation of parking for state
office buildings - Passed 2/7/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 2/11/08 -
Approved by Governor 2/14/08
*4150.By Del. Yost, Caputo, Klempa, Burdiss, Eldridge, Hutchins, Tucker, Reynolds,
Rodighiero and Poling, D. - Requiring the purchasing of American-made flags with
state funds - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4156.By Del. Morgan, Craig, Palumbo, Klempa, Hutchins and Higgins - Permitting a governing body of a municipality to place a lien on property in an amount equal
to the demolition and removal of a hazardous structure - Passed 3/7/2008 - To
Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4157.By Del. Kominar, Ashley, Barker, Perry, Moore, Walters and Schoen - Allowing
insurers who have been suspended from writing new policies to continue to
service existing policies - Passed 3/7/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/18/08
- Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4206.By Del. Brown, Miley, Burdiss, Talbott and Overington - Authorizing the
Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety to promulgate legislative rules
- Passed 3/5/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/13/08
*4209.By Del. Brown, Miley, Burdiss, Talbott and Overington - Authorizing the
Department of Administration to promulgate legislative rules - Passed 3/8/2008;
Effective from passage - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4244.By Del. Brown, Miley, Burdiss, Talbott and Overington - Authorizing the
Department of Transportation to promulgate legislative rules - Passed 3/6/2008;
Effect from passage - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved by Governor 3/15/08
*4255.By Del. Brown, Miley, Burdiss, Talbott, Overington and Sobonya - Authorizing the
Department of Commerce to promulgate legislative rules - Passed 3/6/2008; Effect
from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4287.By Del. White, Swartzmiller, Yost, Stalnaker, Kominar, Varner, Manchin, Palumbo,
Pino, Caputo and Browning - Clarifying that certain funds are authorized
investments for funds of political subdivisions - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4290.By Del. Swartzmiller, Kominar, Varner, Manchin, Palumbo, Pino, Caputo and
Browning - Relating to electronic commerce - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4296.By Del. Canterbury, Campbell and Crosier - Relating to the rights of crime victims
- Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4304.By Del. Pino, Guthrie, Blair and Walters - Revised Anatomical Gift Act - Passed
3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4307.By Del. White, Proudfoot and Hrutkay - Relating to bona fide residents wholly or
solely owning greyhounds - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Vetoed by Governor 4/1/08
*4327.By Del. Fragale and Iaquinta - Relating to charitable bingo and updating the
maximum wage allowed to reflect changes in state minimum wage - Passed
2/20/2008 - To Governor 2/22/08 - Approved by Governor 2/28/08
*4328.By Del. Caputo, Webster, Brown, Doyle, Ellem, Fleischauer, Hamilton, Mahan, Miley,
Moore and Varner - Excluding the service of a poll worker from being considered
a prohibited political activity - Passed 3/5/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor
3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/15/08
*4331.By Del. Boggs and Schadler - Eliminating the requirement to send surrendered
driver's licenses back to the original state of licensure - Passed 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4337.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Hatfield and Guthrie - Authorizing the Board of Barbers
and Cosmetologists to increase fees for one year - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor
3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4344.By Del. Webster, Overington, Pino, Schadler, Brown, Fleischauer and Shook -
Relating to the criminal offense of cruelty to animals - Passed 3/6/2008 - To
Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
4348.By Del. Caputo, White, Poling, M., Manchin, DeLong, Webster and Fragale - Adding
language to the code for fees for tests and certificates that were already imposed
- Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4355.By Del. Browning, Moore, Ellis, Kominar, White and Burdiss - Allowing
Hatfield-McCoy Regional Recreation Authority to retain civil penalties imposed
for violation of authority rules - Passed 3/5/2008; Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/12/08
*4357.By Del. White, DeLong, Shook, Webster, Boggs, Kominar and Anderson - Extending
the Neighborhood Investment Program Act and eligibility for tax credits under
the act - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4364.By Del. Schadler and Hrutkay - Amending various requirements for motor vehicle
dealers - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4368.By Del. DeLong, Caputo, Fragale, Poling, M., Poling, D. and Tucker - Reducing acts
of student violence and disruptive behavior and increasing penalties for
chronically disruptive students - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/17/08
*4381.By Del. Kominar, Moore, Barker, Perry, Schoen, Ashley and Walters - Relating to an
assigned risk plan and guaranty association account for workers' compensation
insurance - Passed 3/7/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/27/08
*4383.By Del. Stemple, Williams, Webster, Shaver, Perry and Varner - Awarding service
revolver upon retirement to state fire marshal - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor
3/18/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4386.By Del. DeLong and Morgan - Authorizing municipalities to create an annual
vacant property registration - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/27/08
4388.By Del. Webster, Mahan, Hrutkay, Guthrie, Fleischauer, Lane, Shook, Burdiss,
Azinger, Brown and Ellem - Authorizing the West Virginia Supreme Court of
Appeals to maintain a domestic violence database - Passed 3/8/2008 - Effective
ninety days from passage - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4389.By Del. Webster, Stemple, Hrutkay, Fleischauer, Lane, Long, Shook, Longstreth, Miley
and Ellem - Removing requirement that resident violators of traffic laws be
required to sign citations - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
4394.By Del. Tucker, Martin, Perry, Stemple, Perdue, Shook, Hamilton and Sobonya -
Restoring the licensure exemption for certain contractors of manufactured
housing installation - Passed 3/7/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/19/08
- Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4402.By Del. Morgan, Hutchins and Palumbo - Relating to compulsive gambling - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4404.By Del. Kominar, Webster, Mahan, Klempa, Cann, White, Long, Crosier, Williams
and Ashley - Discount Medical Plan Organizations and Discount Prescription
Drug Plan Organizations Act - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved
by Governor 4/1/08
4406.By Del. DeLong, Shaver, Williams, Rodighiero, Rowan, Eldridge, Sobonya, Sumner,
Fragale and Miller, C. - Relating to state board standards for the recommended
duration of school bus transportation times for students to and from school -
Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/28/08
*4407.By Del. Ennis, Swartzmiller, Cann, Pethtel, Williams, Stephens, Schadler, Moye, Gall,
Stalnaker and Varner - Requiring automatic tire chains as standard equipment on
all new school buses - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Vetoed by Governor
4/1/08
*4418.By Del. Perdue, Hatfield, Long, Boggs, Staggers, Varner and Hamilton - Establishing
a statewide reporting system for hospitals to report their infection rates - Passed
3/4/2008 - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/12/08
*4420.By Del. White, Kominar and Boggs - Imposing corporate net income tax on certain
regulated investment companies and real estate investment trusts used as tax
sheltering vehicles - Passed 3/7/2008; Effective January 1, 2009 - To Governor
3/12/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/12/08 - House amd. & repassed to meet the obj. of the
Governor 3/16/2008 - Title amended 3/16/2008 - Senate reconsidered action 3/16/2008
- Senate concurred in House amendment 3/16/2008 - Passed Senate as result of
objections of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Effective January 1, 2009 3/16/2008; Effective
January 1, 2009 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4421.By Del. White and Kominar - Repealing the corporate license tax, and creating
corporate license tax replacement fees - Passed 3/5/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To
Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4423.By Del. DeLong, Fragale, Varner, Yost, Caputo and Webster - Ensuring that beer
kegs are not considered scrap metal unless received directly from a beer
manufacturer - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved by Governor
3/15/08
*4433.By Del. Poling, M., Paxton, Crosier, Gall, Pethtel, Shaver, Williams, Wysong,
Stephens, Wells and Rowan (Originating in House Education) - Increasing the
maximum amount of a medical student loan that may be cancelled - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4434.By Del. Poling, M., Paxton, Frederick, Browning, Wysong, Williams, Ennis, Wells,
Stephens, Tansill and Duke (Originating in House Education) - Establishing a higher
education energy and water savings revolving loan fund - Passed 3/8/2008;
Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4438.By Del. Morgan, Swartzmiller, Cann, Browning, Craig, Pethtel, Sobonya, Miller, C.
and Stalnaker - Relating to air pollution control - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective ninety
days from passage - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4449.By Del. Poling, M. and Paxton (Originating in House Education) - Allowing the
Higher Education Policy Commission and WV Council for Community and Technical College Education to enter into lease-purchase agreements - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4464.By Del. Webster, Proudfoot, Stemple, Hrutkay, Guthrie, Sobonya, Longstreth, Varner,
Burdiss, Azinger and Schadler - Adding more exemptions to the requirement that
a foreign corporation obtain a certificate of authority before conducting affairs
in the state - Passed 3/6/2008 - To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4465.By Del. Webster, Stemple, Kessler, Hrutkay, Guthrie, Sobonya, Longstreth, Varner,
Burdiss, Azinger and Schadler - Relating to fees charged by the Secretary of State
- Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4471.By Del. Spencer, DeLong, Caputo, Perry, Boggs, Stemple and Crosier - Making
certain changes to the West Virginia State Police Retirement System - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4472.By Del. Fragale - Requiring a board of education to wait ten days before posting
a new job opening following the death of an employee - Passed 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4474.By Del. Hatfield, Wysong, Brown, Moye and Rodighiero - Relating to registered
nurses required in operating rooms - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
*4476.By Del. Hrutkay, Tucker, Martin, Swartzmiller, Poling, D., Stalnaker and Craig -
Public-Private Transportation Facilities Act - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
4477.By Del. Frederick, Poling, M., Paxton, Rowan, Williams, Sumner, Crosier, Fragale,
Browning, Rodighiero and Wysong (Originating in House Education) - Relating to
payment of GED exam fees - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor
3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
4478.By Del. Poling, M., Paxton, Wysong, Rodighiero, Ellis, Duke, Rowan, Gall and Wells
(Originating in House Education) - Limiting the mid-year transfer of certain school
employees working with students with exceptionalities - Passed 3/4/2008 - To
Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/12/08
*4484.By Del. Webster, Mahan, Fleischauer, Hrutkay, Guthrie, Long, Staggers, Shook,
Varner, Brown and Pino - Relating to the criminal offense of stalking - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 4/1/08
4490.By Del. Stalnaker, Tucker, Craig, Manchin, Anderson and Evans - Finding and declaring certain claims against the state and its agencies to be moral obligations
of the state - Passed 3/5/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/10/08 -
Approved by Governor 3/12/08
*4494.By Del. Morgan, White, Campbell, Hutchins, Higgins, Palumbo, Andes and Kominar
- Relating to the regulation of the practice of accountancy - Passed 3/7/2008 - To
Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4495.By Del. Martin, DeLong, Armstead, Morgan, Higgins, Hatfield, Stephens, Perdue,
Hrutkay, Border and Reynolds - Limiting the use of the titles "registered nurse",
"nurse practitioner", and "nurse" to certain qualified individuals - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4500.By Del. Webster, Mahan, Long, Campbell, Iaquinta, Staggers, Yost, Varner and Ennis
- Providing qualified entities access to the West Virginia Central Abuse Registry
- Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/10/08 - Approved by Governor 3/12/08
*4511.By Del. Wysong, Tabb, Blair, Miller, J., Cowles, Michael, Duke, Williams, Barker,
Shaver and Long - Relating to zoning ordinance adoption by election or otherwise
- Passed 3/7/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor
3/28/08
4512.By Del. Morgan, Martin, Argento and Rowan (Originating in House Government
Organization) - Providing classifications of licensees to be licensed by the State Fire
Marshal to engage in fire protection work - Passed 3/6/2008; Effective from passage
- To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4513.By Del. Hatfield, Marshall, Long, Eldridge, Spencer, Fleischauer, Longstreth,
Rodighiero, Rowan, Ashley and Border (Originating in House Health and Human
Resources) - Relating to the reimbursement of costs for newborn screenings -
Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4515.By Del. Webster, Long, Mahan, Brown, Hrutkay, Staggers, Varner and Guthrie -
Relating to reports by health care providers of persons incompetent to drive an
automobile - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4524.By Del. Webster, Mahan, Long, Lane, Proudfoot and Brown - Relating generally to
the ethical standards of public officers, employees and lobbyists - Passed 3/8/2008;
Effect from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/27/08
*4527.By Del. Manchin, Caputo and Longstreth - Allowing county commissions to regulate
subdivisions and land development without adopting a plan - Passed 3/8/2008 - To
Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4554.By Del. Poling, D., Caputo, Fragale, Stephens, Moye and Longstreth - Testing school
bus operators every other year - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/26/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
4557.By Del. Ashley, Azinger, Hamilton, Hartman, Kominar and Michael - Relating to
continuing education for insurance producers - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4567.By Del. Stalnaker, Cann, Fragale, Caputo and DeLong - Attracting private
investment for the financing, construction and operation of additional lodging
units at Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor
3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4570.By Del. Stemple, Mahan, Browning, Proudfoot, Long, Perry, Hrutkay, Varner and
Webster - Authorizing regional jail employees to carry a firearm after receiving
appropriate certification - Passed 3/6/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor
3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4588.By Del. Perry, Browning, Poling, M., Shaver, Wysong, Duke, Romine, Williams and
Ellis (Originating in House Education) - Relating to public school support - Passed
3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor
3/31/08
*4607.By Del. White - Relating to special district excise tax authorization - Passed
3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4613.By Del. Walters, Webster, Kessler, Caputo, Fleischauer, Ellem, Brown, Manchin,
Shook and Hamilton - Increasing protection to beneficiaries of structured
settlements as they relate to settlement transfers - Passed 3/6/2008; Effect from
passage - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4617.By Del. Webster, Proudfoot, Stemple and Ellem - Allowing e-notification by using
e-certified cards for verification of certified mail acceptance to the court of origin
for service of process - Passed 3/8/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/26/08
- Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4619.By Del. Schoen and Webster - Collaborative Family Law Proceedings - Passed
3/8/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/25/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
4623.By Del. Morgan, Miller, C. and Craig - Relating to establishing minimum
deductions - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
*4624.By Del. Hutchins and Yost - Providing per diem pay for volunteers who drive
veterans to hospitals - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/28/08
4628.By Del. White, Boggs, Kominar and Campbell (By Request) - Providing a tax credit
for new job creation by certain taxpayers - Passed 3/6/2008; Effect January 1, 2009
- To Governor 3/11/08 - Approved by Governor 3/15/08
*4636.By Del. Kominar - Making changes to workers' compensation insurance - Passed
3/8/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor
4/1/08
*4637.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Relating to the deployment of broadband to the remaining unserved areas of the
state - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
4644.By Del. Varner, Hrutkay, Ellem, Schadler and Poling, D. - Relating to the forfeiture
of bail - Passed 3/7/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/28/08
*4664.By Del. White, Kominar, Boggs and Iaquinta - Clarifying the purpose of the
Purchasing Division - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/19/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/27/08
4670.By Del. White, Kominar and Iaquinta - Authorizing the Public Employees Insurance
Agency to charge interest to employers on amounts not paid on time - Passed
3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/31/08
4676.By Del. Kominar, Iaquinta and Perdue - Continuing the permissible appropriation
of Public Employees Insurance Reserve Fund moneys to the bureau for medical
services - Passed 2/29/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved
by Governor 3/12/08
4677.By Del. White, Stalnaker, Kominar, Iaquinta and Argento - Reducing the
requirement that the Director of Personnel must have five years experience in
personnel management - Passed 3/4/2008; Effect from passage - To Governor 3/7/08
- Approved by Governor 3/12/08
4684.By Del. Palumbo - Amending the West Virginia Film Industry Investment Act -
Passed 3/8/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/31/08
*4692.By Del. White and Kominar - Permitting depositories of state, county, municipal and other public moneys to pool securities - Passed 3/7/2008 - To Governor 3/19/08
- Approved by Governor 3/28/08
4712.By Del. White, Boggs, Kominar, Poling, M., Iaquinta, Perdue, Klempa, Marshall,
Ashley, Border and Carmichael - Supplementary appropriation to the Department
of Transportation-Division of Motor Vehicles - Passed 3/4/2008; Effective from
passage - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4713.By Del. White, Boggs, Poling, M., Campbell, Klempa, Iaquinta, Stalnaker and Border
- Expiring funds to the balance of the Department of Health and Human
Resources, Health Care Authority - Passed 3/4/2008; Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4714.By Del. White, Boggs, Barker, Campbell, Klempa, Manchin, Marshall, Tucker, Yost,
Blair and Evans - Supplementary appropriation to the Department of Commerce,
Department of Education and the Arts-Division of Rehabilitation Services,
Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety-Fire Marshal - Passed 3/4/2008;
Effective from passage - To Governor 3/7/08 - Approved by Governor 3/13/08
4715.By Del. White, Boggs, Craig, Kominar, Perdue, Poling, M., Stalnaker, Yost, Ashley,
Border and Evans (Originating in House Finance) - Making a supplementary
appropriation to the Department of Transportation - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective
from passage - To Governor 3/13/08 - Approved by Governor 3/14/08
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED BY LEGISLATURE
1.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) - Extending an invitation to His Excellency, the
Governor, to deliver an address to the Legislature and raising a Joint Assembly
therefor - Adopted 1/9/2008
4.By Del. Burdiss and Browning - The H.E. 'Homer' Lilly Bridge - Adopted 3/4/2008
5.By Del. Burdiss and Browning - The "Oscar Robert England Bridge" - Adopted
3/8/2008
6.By Del. Talbott - The "Kenny Ray Hamrick Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/3/2008
7.By Del. White and Kominar - Supporting the efforts of the Town of Matewan to
obtain National Park status for the Matewan Historic Landmark District -
Adopted 1/30/2008
10.By Del. Palumbo, Spencer, Wells, Guthrie, Hatfield, Brown and Higgins - The
"Captain Larry F. Lucas Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
17.By Del. DeLong and Swartzmiller - Requesting the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance to study the recruitment, retention and value of
volunteer firefighters in the State of West Virginia - Adopted 3/6/2008
19.By Del. Eldridge, Hrutkay, Ellis, Rodighiero and Barker - Requesting the Division of
Highways to rename Heritage Road, specifically Lincoln County Route 13/7, to
"Guy Gillenwater Hollow" - Adopted 3/8/2008
23.By Del. Tansill, Rowan, Longstreth, Staggers, Pino and Perry - Requesting the
Division of Highways to name the Yates Avenue bridge, spanning Berkeley Run
in Grafton, West Virginia, the "Bearcat Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
24.By Del. Talbott, Anderson, Argento, Ashley, Barker, Blair, Campbell, Canterbury,
Carmichael, Duke, Ellem, Hamilton, Iaquinta, Ireland, Longstreth, Manchin, Miley,
Miller, J., Overington, Poling, D., Porter, Romine, Schadler, Schoen, Sobonya and
Sumner - The A. R. "Dick" Townsend Memorial Roadway - Adopted 3/8/2008
25.By Del. Tansill, Longstreth, Iaquinta and Swartzmiller - Requesting that bridge
number 46-119-7.93 located in the City of Grafton be named the "Memorial City
Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
26.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Del. Perdue and Kominar - Requesting the Division
of Highways to name a portion of U. S. Route 52 the "Vietnam Veterans
Highway" - Adopted 3/8/2008
29.By Del. Fragale, Cann, Iaquinta and Miley - Designating an adaptation of "West
Virginia Shawl" as the Official Tartan of the State of West Virginia - Adopted
3/6/2008
31.By Del. Eldridge, Ellis, Hrutkay, Rodighiero and Barker - The "Sgt. James Allen May
Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 2/29/2008
32.By Del. Stephens, Reynolds, Craig, Morgan, Miller, C. and Sobonya - The "William
Bradley Fulks Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 2/29/2008
35.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Del. Perdue and Stephens - The "Noah Stephens
Bridge" - Adopted 3/4/2008
37.By Del. Cann, Fragale, Iaquinta, Miley, Andes, Azinger, Beach, Browning, Campbell,
Cowles, Craig, Crosier, Eldridge, Ellis, Frederick, Hartman, Higgins, Hrutkay, Kessler, Kominar, Long, Longstreth, Mahan, Manchin, Michael, Miller, C., Palumbo, Paxton,
Pino, Porter, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Rowan, Shaver, Shook, Stalnaker, Stemple,
Stephens, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Varner, Williams and Yost - Urging the Government
of Turkey to uphold and safeguard religious and human rights and to cease its
discrimination of the Ecumenical Patriarchate - Adopted 3/8/2008
40.By Del. Perry, Anderson, Andes, Argento, Armstead, Azinger, Barker, Beach, Boggs,
Border, Browning, Burdiss, Campbell, Cann, Canterbury, Caputo, Craig, Crosier,
Doyle, Duke, Eldridge, Ellem, Ellis, Ennis, Evans, Fragale, Frederick, Gall, Hamilton,
Hartman, Higgins, Hrutkay, Hutchins, Iaquinta, Ireland, Kessler, Klempa, Kominar,
Lane, Long, Longstreth, Manchin, Martin, Michael, Miley, Miller, C., Miller, J.,
Moore, Morgan, Moye, Paxton, Perdue, Pethtel, Pino, Poling, D., Poling, M., Porter,
Proudfoot, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Romine, Rowan, Schadler, Shaver, Shook, Sobonya,
Spencer, Staggers, Stalnaker, Stemple, Stephens, Sumner, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Talbott,
Tansill, Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Tucker, Varner, Walters, White, Williams,
Wysong and Yost - Requesting the United States Park Service to continue
permitting hunting on areas controlled by New River Gorge National River -
Adopted 3/4/2008
41.By Del. Kominar, Stemple, Walters, Barker, Cann, Ennis, Hartman, Long, Mahan,
Michael, Moore, Perry, Pethtel, Pino, Proudfoot, Staggers, Stalnaker, Varner and White
- Urging the United States Congress to protect state regulation of the business of
insurance - Adopted 3/5/2008
42.By Del. Craig, Miller, C. and Morgan - Providing for the renaming of Fairgrounds
Road located in Cabell County "Bill Blenko Drive" - Adopted 3/8/2008
44.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) [By Request of the Executive] - Urging legislative
support of communities who are committed to delivering the five fundamental
resources of America's Promise to West Virginia's youth - Adopted 3/5/2008
51.By Del. Moye, Mahan, Kessler, Gall, Sumner, Anderson, Argento, Ashley, Azinger,
Barker, Beach, Blair, Brown, Cann, Caputo, Carmichael, Craig, DeLong, Doyle,
Eldridge, Ellem, Ennis, Fleischauer, Fragale, Guthrie, Hartman, Hatfield, Higgins,
Hutchins, Kominar, Marshall, Martin, Michael, Moore, Morgan, Paxton, Perdue, Perry,
Pethtel, Pino, Poling, D., Poling, M., Porter, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Schadler, Schoen,
Shook, Spencer, Staggers, Stalnaker, Stephens, Swartzmiller, Tabb, Tucker, Varner,
Walters, Wells, White, Williams, Wysong and Yost - The "William Arnett Wills
Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/4/2008
52.By Del. Spencer, Craig, Browning, Stephens, Perry and Canterbury (Originating in
House Pensions and Retirement) - Requesting that the Joint Committee on
Government and Finance authorize the study of the creation of a new retirement system for correctional officers - Adopted 3/6/2008
54.By Del. Schoen, Andes, Paxton and Martin - The "PFC Michael J. Slater Memorial
Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
55.By Del. Sobonya, Reynolds, Morgan, Miller, C., Stephens and Craig - The "Brian
Keith Paul Cable Barriers" - Adopted 3/8/2008
56.By Del. Anderson, Andes, Argento, Armstead, Ashley, Azinger, Barker, Beach, Blair,
Boggs, Border, Brown, Browning, Burdiss, Campbell, Cann, Canterbury, Caputo,
Carmichael, Cowles, Craig, Crosier, DeLong, Doyle, Duke, Eldridge, Ellem, Ellis,
Ennis, Evans, Fleischauer, Fragale, Frederick, Gall, Guthrie, Hamilton, Hartman,
Hatfield, Higgins, Hrutkay, Hutchins, Iaquinta, Ireland, Kessler, Klempa, Kominar,
Lane, Long, Longstreth, Manchin, Marshall, Martin, Michael, Miley, Miller, C., Miller,
J., Morgan, Moye, Overington, Palumbo, Paxton, Perdue, Perry, Pethtel, Pino, Poling,
D., Poling, M., Porter, Proudfoot, Reynolds, Rodighiero, Romine, Rowan, Schadler,
Schoen, Shaver, Shook, Sobonya, Spencer, Stalnaker, Stemple, Stephens, Sumner,
Swartzmiller, Tabb, Talbott, Tansill, Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson), Tucker, Walters,
Webster, Wells, White, Williams, Wysong and Yost - Encouraging assistance from
private employers in an effort to increase poll workers participants in West
Virginia - Adopted 3/8/2008
57.By Del. Ashley - The "Denver Ray Gandee Sr. Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
62.By Del. Ashley - The "Lt. Charles O. Hardman and Sgt. Gale Franklin Keen
Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
66.By Del. Fragale, DeLong, White, Caputo and Poling, M. - Honoring and
commemorating 100 years of service at home and abroad by the United States
Army Reserve - Adopted 3/4/2008
67.By Del. Moore, Browning, White and Burdiss - The "Abishi Carrando
Cunningham, Sr. Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/4/2008
68.By Del. Wells, Barker, Eldridge, Ellis, Hrutkay and Rodighiero - The "Bill Queen, Jr.
Memorial Bridge" - Adopted 3/8/2008
79.By Del. Webster, Hatfield, Guthrie, Brown, Palumbo, Spencer, Wells, Andes, Argento,
Azinger, Burdiss, Crosier, Doyle, Ellem, Ennis, Fleischauer, Gall, Hutchins, Iaquinta,
Kessler, Klempa, Kominar, Longstreth, Manchin, Marshall, Michael, Miller, J., Moore,
Perdue, Perry, Pino, Poling, D., Proudfoot, Shook, Staggers, Stemple, Stephens,
Swartzmiller, Talbott, Varner, Williams, Wysong and Yost - Requesting the Joint
Committee on Government and Finance to study the feasibility of election day registration in and for the State of West Virginia - Adopted 3/8/2008
105.By Del. White and Kominar - The "Elmer and May Cline Memorial Bridge" -
Adopted 3/8/2008
107.By Del. White and Kominar - The "Wilburn and Effie Cline Memorial Bridge" -
Adopted 3/8/2008
SENATE BILLS VETOED BY GOVERNOR
*207.By Sen. Foster and Plymale - Relating to Deputy Sheriff Retirement System Act -
Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/21/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
*227.By Sen. Foster, Deem, Hunter and Plymale - Relating to State Teachers Retirement
System - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
*242.By Sen. White, Kessler, Stollings and Hunter - Allowing point deduction for certain
licensees attending defensive driving class - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08
- Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
337.By Sen. Kessler, White and Yoder - Eliminating obsolete language concerning
Supreme Court clerk - Passed 3/5/2008 - To Governor 3/17/08 - Vetoed by Governor
3/20/08
*477.By Sen. Prezioso, Facemyer, Bowman, Deem, Green, Love, Barnes, White, Plymale,
Jenkins, Kessler, Foster, Stollings and Hunter - Increasing conservation officers'
salaries and length of service - Passed 3/6/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor
3/14/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/20/08
606.By Sen. Edgell and Kessler - Requiring hiring preference for summer school
program positions - Passed 3/8/2008; Effect from passage - Effective ninety days
from passage - To Governor 3/18/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
*638.By Sen. Love and Kessler - Requiring information collection from catalytic
converter purchasers - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/24/08 - Vetoed by Governor
3/31/08
696.By Sen. Yoder - Providing appraisal methods for certain multifamily rental
properties - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective July 1, 2008 - To Governor 3/18/08 - Vetoed
by Governor 3/31/08
*736.By Sen. Caruth - Relating to real property sales for persons with legal disabilities - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/13/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/13/08 - Senate
reconsidered action - 3/16/2008 - Senate amended, repassed to meet objections of
Governor - 3/16/2008 - House concurred in Senate amendment - 3/16/2008 - Repassed
House to meet the objections of the Governor - 3/16/2008 - To Governor 3/26/08 -
Approved by Governor 4/1/08
HOUSE BILLS VETOED BY GOVERNOR
*4010.By Del. Morgan and Michael - Removing the limitation on terms for members on
the board of library directors - Passed 3/7/2008; Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/17/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
4016.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Updating meaning of federal adjusted gross income and certain other terms used
in West Virginia Personal Income Tax Act - Passed 3/8/2008; Effect from passage
- To Governor 3/13/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/14/08 - House amd. & repassed to meet
the obj. of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Senate reconsidered action 3/16/2008 - Senate
concurred in House amendment 3/16/2008 - Passed Senate as result of objections of
the Governor 3/16/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/31/08
4017.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Updating meaning of federal taxable income and certain other terms used in West
Virginia Corporation Net Income Tax Act - Passed 3/8/2008; Effect from passage
- To Governor 3/13/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/14/08 - House amd. & repassed to meet
the obj. of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Senate reconsidered action 3/16/2008 - Senate
concurred in House amendment 3/16/2008 - Passed Senate as result of objections of
the Governor 3/16/2008; Effective from passage - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by
Governor 3/31/08
*4307.By Del. White, Proudfoot and Hrutkay - Relating to bona fide residents wholly or
solely owning greyhounds - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/20/08 - Vetoed by
Governor 4/1/08
*4407.By Del. Ennis, Swartzmiller, Cann, Pethtel, Williams, Stephens, Schadler, Moye, Gall,
Stalnaker and Varner - Requiring automatic tire chains as standard equipment on
all new school buses - Passed 3/8/2008 - To Governor 3/25/08 - Vetoed by Governor
4/1/08
*4420.By Del. White, Kominar and Boggs - Imposing corporate net income tax on certain
regulated investment companies and real estate investment trusts used as tax
sheltering vehicles - Passed 3/7/2008; Effective January 1, 2009 - To Governor 3/12/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/12/08 - House amd. & repassed to meet the obj. of the
Governor 3/16/2008 - Title amended 3/16/2008 - Senate reconsidered action 3/16/2008
- Senate concurred in House amendment 3/16/2008 - Passed Senate as result of
objections of the Governor 3/16/2008 - Effective January 1, 2009 3/16/2008; Effective
January 1, 2009 - To Governor 3/26/08 - Approved by Governor 3/28/08
*4554.By Del. Poling, D., Caputo, Fragale, Stephens, Moye and Longstreth - Testing school
bus operators every other year - Passed 3/8/2008; Effective from passage - To
Governor 3/26/08 - Vetoed by Governor 3/28/08
HOUSE BILLS IN CONFERENCE
*4074.By Del. Perdue, Hatfield, Moore, Rodighiero, Wysong and Border - Creating an
Office for Oral Health under the Bureau for Public Health and authorizing a full
time director - To conference 3/4/2008. House conferees: Perdue, Doyle, Blair; Senate
conferees: Stollings, Jenkins, Boley
4482.By Del. White, Kominar, Barker, Perdue and Browning - Allowing payments from
the Parkways Authority to the Hatfield-McCoy Regional Recreational Authority
to continue past the nine-year limitation - To conference 3/8/2008. House conferees:
Browning, Barker, Walters; Senate conferees: Bailey, Edgell, Guills
*4496.By Mr. Speaker (Mr. Thompson) and Del. Armstead [By Request of the Executive] -
Providing opportunities for members of the Teachers' Defined Contribution
Retirement System ("TDC") to the State Teachers Retirement System ("TRS")
- To conference 3/5/2008. House conferees: Boggs, Kominar, Campbell, Spencer,
Anderson; Senate conferees: Helmick, Foster, Plymale, Oliverio, Hall