House Bills Introduced

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED

Thursday, January 12, 2023

HB2001. By Del. Householder, Gearheart, Vance, Hardy, Criss, Marple, Linville, Anderson, Zatezalo, Phillips and Warner - Reduce personal income tax rates by 10% for all  (FN) - To Finance

HB2002. By Del. Jeffries, Storch, Hott, Kelly, Dillon, Pinson, Heckert, Street, Lucas, Miller and Bridges - Relating to providing support for families (FN) - To Health and Human Resources then Finance

HB2003. By Del. Hanshaw (Mr. Speaker), Jennings, Petitto, Tully, Hanna, Kirby, Ellington, Foggin, Capito, Hornby and Cooper - Providing early childhood assistant teachers and systems of support to help students achieve grade level literacy and numeracy by end of third grade.  - To Education then Finance

HB2004. By Del. Phillips, Kimble, Nestor, Cannon, Holstein, Willis, Espinosa, Miller, A. Hall, Sheedy and Martin - Prevent the use of payment card processing systems for surveillance of Second Amendment activity and discriminatory conduct - To the Judiciary

HB2005. By Del. Worrell, Ellington, Smith, Clark, Dean, Barnhart, Statler, Fehrenbacher, Riley, Dittman and Hillenbrand - Establishing the dual enrollment pilot program to be administered by the Higher Education Policy Commission and the Council for Community and Technical College Education in conjunction with the State Board of Education. - To Workforce Development then Education

HB2006. By Del. Summers, Toney, Pinson, Gearheart, Mallow, W. Hall, Rohrbach, Hite, Honaker, Lucas and Westfall - Relating to reorganizing the Department of Health and Human Resources - To Health and Human Resources then Finance

HB2007. By Del. Foster, Chiarelli, Horst, Clark, Devault, Coop-Gonzalez, Brooks, Kirby, Maynor, Adkins and Ward - Prohibiting certain medical practices - To Health and Human Resources then the Judiciary

HB2008. By Del. Longanacre, Crouse, Ferrell, Ridenour, Fast, Thorne, Keaton, Kump, Burkhammer, Ross and McGeehan - Requiring local entities to enforce immigration laws - To the Judiciary

HB2503. By Del. Foster - Requiring the Department of Health and Human resources to pay the attorney fees of an adoptive parent in a subsidized adoption (FN) - To Health and Human Resources

HB2504. By Del. Foster - Relating to PROMISE Scholarship Program requirements - To Education then Finance

HB2505. By Del. Criss - Creating the Supported Decision-Making Act - To Education then the Judiciary

HB2506. By Del. Linville, Howell, Cannon, Householder, Criss, Maynor and W. Hall - Creating a title clearinghouse for non-resident businesses - To Technology and Infrastructure

HB2507. By Del. Linville [By Request of the WV Department of Transportation] - Relating to the West Virginia public employees grievance procedure - To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary

HB2508. By Del. Keaton - Relating to the limitation of actions on agricultural land - To Agriculture and Natural Resources then the Judiciary

HB2509. By Del. Steele - Creating the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act - To the Judiciary

HB2510. By Del. Howell, Anderson, Hott, Zatezalo, Clark, Ferrell, Storch, Smith, Phillips, Cannon and Linville - To establish the Rare Earth Element and Critical Mineral Investment Tax Credit Act (FN) - To Education then Technology and Infrastructure

HB2511. By Del. Howell, Clark, Smith, Crouse, Honaker, Ferrell, Cannon, Phillips, Kelly, Hott and Zatezalo - Modify how sales tax is collected on seller financed vehicle transactions - To Finance

HB2512. By Del. Howell, Hornbuckle, Capito, Clark, Ferrell, Storch, Smith, Phillips, Cannon, Kelly and Hott - Transferring the administration of the West Virginia Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (SBTT) Matching Funds Program from the Department of Commerce to the Department of Economic Development - To Education then Technology and Infrastructure

HB2513. By Del. Smith, Clark, Howell, Phillips, Crouse, Zatezalo, Thorne and Storch - Relating to the deadline by which county clerks must report voter participation history after an election into the statewide voter registration system - To the Judiciary

HB2514. By Del. Howell, Crouse, Jennings, Ferrell, Phillips, Honaker, Linville, Zatezalo and Thorne - Increasing penalties for putting objects on highways (FN) - To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary

HB2515. By Del. Howell, Clark, Smith, Crouse, Jennings, Ferrell, Phillips, Honaker, Cannon, Linville and Hott - Require agencies to develop and maintain an inventory of available services for single parents wanting to obtain degrees, secure training or reenter the workforce - To Workforce Development then Government Organization

HB2516. By Del. Reynolds, Storch, Cooper, Sheedy, Willis, Jeffries, W. Hall, Nestor, Kelly, Zatezalo and Ferrell - Provide that coaching days do not count towards limit on days for retired employees - To Education

HB2517. By Del. Dillon - Medical Insurance Policy Owner’s Notification Act - To Banking and Insurance then the Judiciary

HB2518. By Del. Keaton - Amending the West Virginia Fresh Food Act - To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Education

HB2519. By Del. Foster, Smith, Horst, McGeehan, Phillips, Longanacre, Barnhart, Reynolds, Cooper, Jennings and Worrell - Repeal All Payer Claims Database (FN) - To Government Organization then Finance

HB2520. By Del. Reynolds, Barnhart, Cooper, Sheedy, Jeffries, W. Hall, Kelly, Zatezalo, Willis, Miller and Nestor - Free Gold Star License Plates to parents (FN) - To Technology and Infrastructure then Finance

HB2521. By Del. Criss and Householder - Creating the Public/Private Small Business Enhancement Program - To Economic Development and Tourism then Finance

HB2522. By Del. Foster - Repealing the West Virginia Jobs Act (FN) - To Government Organization

HB2523. By Del. Foster - Restricting the authority of the Board of Barbers and Cosmetologists to regulate the use of commonly available, retail beauty products - To Government Organization

HB2524. By Del. Foster - Repealing the law which makes prime contractors liable for the failure of subcontractors to make proper payments for workers’ compensation - To Workforce Development then the Judiciary

HB2525. By Del. Foster - Relating to charging fees for municipal services - To Political Subdivisions then the Judiciary

HB2526. By Del. Hanshaw (Mr. Speaker) and Skaff [By Request of the Executive] - The purpose of this bill is to reduce the personal income tax rates by 50% of the current rates over the course of three years (FN) - To Finance