House Bills Introduced

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED

Monday, February 5, 2018

4418.   By Del. Fleischauer, Rohrbach, Fluharty, Lovejoy, Williams, Sponaugle, Campbell, Pyles, Hornbuckle, Storch and Queen - Relating to the Consumer Credit and Protection Act - To the Judiciary

4419.   By Del. Howell, Maynard, Ward, Ambler, Cooper, Zatezalo, Graves, Sobonya, Frich, Criss and Kessinger - Relating to securing the borders against persons who may be in the country unlawfully (FN) - To the Judiciary

4420.   By Del. Sobonya - Terminating the Municipal Home Rule Pilot Program (FN) - To Government Organization then the Judiciary

4421.   By Del. Howell, Hamrick, Ward, Ambler, Zatezalo, Graves, Upson, McGeehan, Storch, Criss and R. Miller - Repealing the section of code relating to individual gaming restrictions - To the Judiciary then Finance

4422.   By Del. Frich, Walters, Westfall, Upson, Householder, Statler, Ambler, A. Evans, C. Miller and Anderson - Permitting permanent endowment funds of cemeteries to invest their principal in certain government bonds, and corporate bonds - To the Judiciary then Finance

4423.   By Del. Householder, Foster, Kessinger, Butler, Westfall, Walters, Howell, Zatezalo, Hill and Overington - Local Government Labor and Consumer Marketing Regulatory Limitation Act - To Political Subdivisions then the Judiciary

4424.   By Del. Miley, Mr. Speaker (Mr. Armstead), Shott, Fleischauer, Lane, Rowe, Hanshaw, Boggs, Hamilton and Caputo - Providing that the Ethics Act applies to certain persons providing services without pay to state elected officials - To the Judiciary

4425.   By Del. Love - Relating to crimes involving acts of violence (FN) - To the Judiciary

4426.   By Del. Harshbarger, Kelly, Westfall, Butler, Paynter, Hanshaw, Sobonya and Foster - Relating to the Department of Environmental Protection - To the Judiciary

4427.   By Del. Lane, Kelly, Zatezalo, Criss, Anderson, Fleischauer, Boggs, Caputo and Williams - Requiring federal fingerprint background checks for transportation network company drivers and taxi drivers - To Roads and Transportation then the Judiciary

4428.   By Del. Foster, Cowles, Upson, Householder, Moore, Walters and Butler - Allowing training hours earned through public school education or apprenticeship to count towards an applicant’s occupational certification - To Education

4429.   By Del. Lovejoy, R. Miller, Hollen, Hornbuckle, Canestraro, Rohrbach, Sobonya, Isner, Williams, Summers and Robinson - Allowing workers’ compensation benefits for first responders diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder - To Fire Departments and Emergency Medical Services then the Judiciary

4430.   By Del. Rowe, Miley, Hornbuckle, Robinson, Lovejoy, Pushkin, Fleischauer, Lane, Cooper, Rowan and Wagner - Creating a merit-based scholarship program for tuition and fee payments for certain students attending state community and technical college (FN) - To Education then Finance

4431.   By Del. Statler, Miley, Caputo, Fleischauer, Pethtel, Williams, Pyles, Summers, Frich, Ward and Hamrick - Establishing the Mountaineer Trail Network Recreation Authority (FN) - To Government Organization then the Judiciary

4432.   By Del. Statler, Anderson and Harshbarger - Requiring fifty percent of state vehicles use compressed natural gas (FN) - To Government Organization then Finance

4433.   By Del. Nelson, Boggs, Ambler, Anderson, Frich, Hamilton, C. Miller, Walters, Longstreth, Pethtel and Sponaugle - Declaring certain claims against an agency of the state to be moral obligations of the state - To Finance

4434.   By Del. Shott and Hanshaw - Clarifying provisions relating to candidates unaffiliated with a political party as it relates to certificates of announcement - To the Judiciary

4435.   By Del. Lane, Westfall, Higginbotham, Moore, Storch, Blair, Walters, Hornbuckle, Byrd, Fleischauer and Pushkin - Youth Mental Health Protection Act - To Health and Human Resources then the Judiciary