House Bills Introduced

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED

Thursday, January 19, 2023

HB2804. By Del. Worrell - Reinstate the Contractor Licensing Board under the Division of Labor in Chapter 21 - To Government Organization

HB2805. By Del. Worrell - Amending requirements for licensure relating to elevator mechanics, crane operators, HVAC, electricians, and plumbers - To Government Organization

HB2806. By Del. Foster - Relating to an occupational limited license - To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary

HB2807. By Del. Foster - Creating the Virtual Public Schools Act - To Education

HB2808. By Del. Steele - Relating to taxation of gambling and lottery winnings (FN) - To the Judiciary then Finance

HB2809. By Del. Summers and Tully - Relating to protections for workers at state health care facilities who report unsafe patient care or unsafe patient conditions - To the Judiciary

HB2810. By Del. Young - Relating to data disposal protection - To the Judiciary

HB2811. By Del. Young - Permitting anyone over 65 to vote absentee - To the Judiciary

HB2812. By Del. Longanacre - Modifying legislative spending in both chambers - To Government Organization

HB2813. By Del. Young - Provide for disclosure of potentially harmful ingredients in menstrual products - To Health and Human Resources then the Judiciary

HB2814. By Del. Young - To create a Hydrogen power task force - To Energy and Manufacturing

HB2815. By Del. Sheedy, Barnhart, Hillenbrand, Mallow, Willis and Longanacre - Provide that first $5000 per year earned on Military Duty, Active, National Guard, or Reserves be exempt from the WV State Income Tax.  (FN) - To Veterans' Affairs and Homeland Security then Finance

HB2816. By Del. Nestor, Hott, Kirby, Honaker, Forsht, Riley, Adkins, C. Pritt, Vance, Coop-Gonzalez and Warner - Any judgment by a mayor, any individual exercising the mayor’s functions, the police court judge, or municipal judge of city be obligated to the Model Rules of Judicial Conduct.  - To the Judiciary

HB2817. By Del. Cannon, Linville, Riley, Keaton, Shamblin and Chiarelli - Relating to Public Service Commission jurisdiction over alternative fuel for motor vehicles - To Energy and Manufacturing then the Judiciary

HB2818. By Del. Horst, Mallow, Ferrell, Thorne, Holstein and Gearheart - Make first day of gun season for deer to Saturday before Thanksgiving holiday - To Agriculture and Natural Resources then the Judiciary

HB2819. By Del. Toney, Ellington and Statler [By Request of the Department of Homeland Security] - To add State Fire Marshals to the statute to be included with law enforcement that receive information related to school safety requirements. - To Fire Departments and Emergency Medical Services then Education

HB2820. By Del. Crouse, Steele, Burkhammer, Kimble, Worrell, Cannon, Dillon, Butler, Maynor, Lucas and Pinson - To provide HOPE Scholarship recipients with the ability to play sports - To Education

HB2821. By Del. Cannon, Steele and Fluharty - Relating to taxation of gambling and lottery winnings (FN) - To the Judiciary then Finance

HB2822. By Del. Linville [By Request of the WV Department of Transportation] - Relating to the consumers sales and service tax and returning the refundable exemption for sales of construction and maintenance materials acquired by a second party for use in Division of Highways projects (FN) - To Technology and Infrastructure then Finance

HB2823. By Del. Kirby, Vance, Steele, Thorne, Foggin, Bridges, Crouse, C. Pritt, McGeehan, Brooks and Hanna - Allowing for Religious Exemptions of Vaccine Requirements in Primary and Secondary Schools - To Health and Human Resources then Education

HB2824. By Del. Kirby, Vance, Steele, Thorne, Foggin, Bridges, Maynor, Crouse, C. Pritt, Holstein and Brooks - Relating to campus carry - To Education then the Judiciary

HB2825. By Del. Kirby, Vance, Steele, Thorne, Heckert, Foggin, Bridges, Maynor, Crouse, C. Pritt and McGeehan - Relating to prohibiting mask mandates - To Health and Human Resources

HB2826. By Del. Ellington, Toney, Statler, Gearheart, Storch, Mazzocchi and Smith - Remove variable rate on gas tax (FN) - To Finance

HB2827. By Del. Ellington, Clark, Smith, Chiarelli, Longanacre, Hornby, Statler and Toney - Make public charter schools eligible for Safe Schools Funds - To Education then Finance

HB2828. By Del. Ellington, Willis, Smith, Clark, Chiarelli, Statler and Hornby - Relating to WV teaching salaries  (FN) - To Education then Finance

HB2829. By Del. Walker, Pushkin, Hansen, Rowe, Hornbuckle and Williams - To increase pay for EMT drivers - To Fire Departments and Emergency Medical Services then Finance

HB2830. By Del. Hansen - Providing for solar energy production on formerly mined land - To Energy and Manufacturing then the Judiciary

HB2831. By Del. Ellington - Relating to limiting the personal income tax (FN) - To Finance

HB2832. By Del. Ellington, Clark, Smith, Chiarelli, Longanacre, Hornby and Toney - Clarifying appropriate and inappropriate duties for school counselors while also providing the definition of a school counselor.  - To Education

HB2833. By Del. Ellington, Clark, Smith, Hornby, Statler, Toney, Tully and Summers - Establishing the behavioral health workforce education initiative at the Higher Education Policy Commission - To Education then Finance

HB2834. By Del. Ellington, Smith, Chiarelli, Willis, Longanacre, Hornby, Statler and Toney - Amending the existing War Orphan program so children and spouses of deceased active-duty officers AND enlisted Service members would both be eligible for the War Orphan Education Program - To Veterans' Affairs and Homeland Security then Education

HB2835. By Del. Rohrbach, Linville, Worrell, Hornbuckle, Crouse, Griffith, Lucas, Skaff and Capito - Repeal outdated provisions of code relating to the West Virginia graduate college and Marshall University - To Education

HB2836. By Del. Forsht - Relating to contested elections procedure update - To the Judiciary

HB2837. By Del. Ross, Keaton, Lucas, Dillon and Crouse - Relating to intentionally fleeing or attempting to flee in a vehicle from a law-enforcement officer, probation officer, or parole officer - To the Judiciary

HB2838. By Del. Dillon - Litterbug Act - To the Judiciary then Finance

HB2839. By Del. Anderson, Zatezalo, Heckert, Cooper, Reynolds, Sheedy, Hott, Street and Barnhart - To make a technical change correcting an incorrect fund name and to clarify the applicability of §22-2-10 to mine lands governed by both §22-3-1 et seq. and §22-2-1 et seq. - To Finance

HB2840. By Del. Clark, Riley, Smith, Ellington, Howell, Espinosa and Kump - Relating to expenditures of federal appropriations from Congress to the Secretary of State for purposes that further the administration of federal elections held in the state (FN) - To the Judiciary

HB2841. By Del. Foster - To create the Occupational Licensing Legal Fund in the State Treasury  (FN) - To the Judiciary then Finance

HB2842. By Del. Foster - Repeal municipal license and tax when state license required - To Political Subdivisions then Government Organization

HB2843. By Del. Young - Relating to statute of limitations for discrimination - To Workforce Development then the Judiciary

HB2844. By Del. Young - Relating to anti-discrimination protections for independent contractors - To Workforce Development then the Judiciary

HB2845. By Del. Summers and Tully - Relating to removing expired provisions from the code - To Health and Human Resources