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Citation	Bill	Title	Status	Step	Last Action Effective
Chapter 2
§2-2-1a	HB 4493	Establishing special memorial days for certain military veterans	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 28, 2012)
Chapter 3
§3-1-19	HB 4451	Ensuring that county executive committees have control of designating the persons who serve as ballot commissioner	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§3-2-6a	HB 4257	Providing late voter registration opportunities to individuals covered by the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Act of 1986	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§3-3-1	HB 4238	Establishing procedures for address confidentiality program participants on the special absentee voting list	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§3-3-2	HB 4238	Establishing procedures for address confidentiality program participants on the special absentee voting list	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§3-3-2b	HB 4238	Establishing procedures for address confidentiality program participants on the special absentee voting list	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§3-6-4a	HB 4403	Changing the filing deadline for certified write-in candidates	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§3-8-2c	SB 628	Allowing fund-raising for state executive party headquarters	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 5
§5-10D-6	HB 4654	Relating to the provision of mailing services by the CPRB to certain retiree organizations	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§5-16-3	SB 469	Relating generally to other post-employment benefits	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (February 10, 2012)
§5-16-4	SB 365	Increasing membership of PEIA Finance Board	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§5-16-5a	SB 469	Relating generally to other post-employment benefits	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (February 10, 2012)
§5-16-5b	SB 469	Relating generally to other post-employment benefits	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (February 10, 2012)
§5-16-7	HB 4260	Relating to insurance coverage for autism spectrum disorders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§5-16B-6e	HB 4260	Relating to insurance coverage for autism spectrum disorders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§5-16D-7	SB 469	Relating generally to other post-employment benefits	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (February 10, 2012)
§5-22-1	SB 36	Relating to disclosure requirements for certain public construction contracts	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§5-26-1	HB 4015	Creating the Herbert Henderson Office of Minority Affairs	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§5-26-2	HB 4015	Creating the Herbert Henderson Office of Minority Affairs	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 5A
§5A-1-11	HB 4046	Repealing obsolete code provisions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§5A-1A-4	SB 185	Relating to Employee Suggestion Award Program	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§5A-3-52	SB 564	Creating Aviation Fund and Fleet Management Office Fund	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§5A-3-57	HB 4263	The West Virginia Buy American Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§5A-6-4	SB 563	Clarifying Chief Technology Officer's responsibility prior to transfer or retirement of certain equipment	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§5A-7-4a	SB 500	Allowing IS&C to bill certain spending units for telecommunication services annually	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
Chapter 5H
§5H-1-1	HB 4396	West Virginia Fire, EMS and Law-Enforcement Officer Survivor Benefit Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§5H-1-2	HB 4396	West Virginia Fire, EMS and Law-Enforcement Officer Survivor Benefit Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§5H-1-3	HB 4396	West Virginia Fire, EMS and Law-Enforcement Officer Survivor Benefit Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
Chapter 7
§7-5-2a	SB 618	Relating to certain payments to governmental units	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§7-14-3	HB 4063	Relating to civil service commissions in political subdivisions	Signed	Governor	05/14/12 Effect from passage
§7-14B-3	HB 4063	Relating to civil service commissions in political subdivisions	Signed	Governor	05/14/12 Effect from passage
§7-14D-12	SB 369	Permitting Deputy Sheriff Retirement System retirants to modify benefit options under certain circumstances	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§7-22-9	HB 4567	Permitting the Harrison county commission to levy a special district tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 8, 2012)
Chapter 8
§8-2-6	HB 4315	Permitting a new class IV town or village to select a form of government	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§8-2-7	HB 4315	Permitting a new class IV town or village to select a form of government	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§8-3A-1	HB 4315	Permitting a new class IV town or village to select a form of government	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§8-3A-2	HB 4315	Permitting a new class IV town or village to select a form of government	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§8-5-5	HB 4279	Permitting municipalities to stagger the terms of elected officers	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 14, 2012)
§8-10-2a	SB 618	Relating to certain payments to governmental units	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§8-10-2b	SB 618	Relating to certain payments to governmental units	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§8-13-15	SB 618	Relating to certain payments to governmental units	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§8-14-7	HB 4063	Relating to civil service commissions in political subdivisions	Signed	Governor	05/14/12 Effect from passage
§8-15-8a	SB 343	Providing volunteer and part-volunteer fire departments' grace period to meet eligibility for certain funds allocation	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 20, 2012)
§8-15-12	HB 4063	Relating to civil service commissions in political subdivisions	Signed	Governor	05/14/12 Effect from passage
Chapter 8A
§8A-5-7	SB 621	Requiring DOH concur major subdivisions or land developments provide sufficient access	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
Chapter 9
§9-2-1a	HB 4046	Repealing obsolete code provisions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§9-6-8	SB 498	Relating to records of abuse, neglect or exploitation of vulnerable adults	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§9-6-9	SB 498	Relating to records of abuse, neglect or exploitation of vulnerable adults	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 11
§11-6F-2	HB 4086	Designating certain property as a qualified capital addition to a manufacturing facility	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§11-6F-4	HB 4086	Designating certain property as a qualified capital addition to a manufacturing facility	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§11-10-5aa	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-10-13f	SB 360	Creating procedure for deeming personal property abandoned following real property transfer	Signed	Governor	04/23/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§11-13A-3b	HB 4087	Continuing the discontinuance of the severance and business privilege tax on the privilege of severing timber	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 24, 2012)
§11-13A-20a	SB 487	Creating Coalbed Methane Gas Distribution Fund	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§11-13B-1	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-2	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-3	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-4	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-5	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-6	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-7	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-8	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-9	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-10	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-10a	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-11	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-12	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-13	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-14	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-15	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-16	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-17	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-18	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13B-19	HB 4088	Repealing the West Virginia telecommunications tax	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 7, 2012)
§11-13W-1	SB 153	Increasing tax credits for apprenticeship training in construction trades	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§11-15-8d	SB 555	Providing contractor exception to sales and use tax exemption for certain nonprofit youth organization	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-15B-2	SB 430	Conforming code provisions to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-15B-2a	SB 430	Conforming code provisions to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-15B-24	SB 430	Conforming code provisions to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-15B-25	SB 430	Conforming code provisions to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-15B-26	SB 430	Conforming code provisions to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-15B-30	SB 430	Conforming code provisions to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-15B-32	SB 430	Conforming code provisions to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-15B-33	SB 430	Conforming code provisions to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-15B-34	SB 430	Conforming code provisions to Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-16-3	HB 3174	Relating to liquor and beer sampling events	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§11-16-11a	HB 3174	Relating to liquor and beer sampling events	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§11-21-9	SB 209	Updating terms in Personal Income Tax Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-21-77	SB 410	Requiring backup withholding on certain gambling winnings	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§11-21-96	SB 469	Relating generally to other post-employment benefits	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (February 10, 2012)
§11-24-3	SB 210	Updating terms in Corporation Net Income Tax Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§11-24-13f	SB 386	Clarifying entities included in water's-edge group for income tax purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
Chapter 11A
§11A-3-36a	SB 536	Authorizing Auditor's land department accept credit, debit or charge card payments	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 3, 2012)
Chapter 15
§15-1B-27	HB 4601	Authorizing the West Virginia National Guard to participate in a federal asset forfeiture or sharing program	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§15-1H-2	SB 603	Establishing entity for operation of morale, welfare and recreation military facilities	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§15-1H-4	SB 603	Establishing entity for operation of morale, welfare and recreation military facilities	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§15-2-3	SB 373	Providing State Police collect fee for advanced training	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§15-2-4	HB 4626	Increasing state police principal supervisors to nineteen	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§15-2-5	HB 4281	Increasing the supplemental pay of members of the West Virginia State Police	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§15-2D-3	SB 659	Requiring criminal background checks for certain employees of state service providers	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§15-5-20	SB 387	Requiring training of floodplain managers	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§15-5-20a	SB 387	Requiring training of floodplain managers	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§15-5B-3	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§15-5B-6	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§15-12-2	SB 382	Relating to sex offender registration	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 3, 2012)
§15-12-3	SB 382	Relating to sex offender registration	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 3, 2012)
§15-12-5	SB 382	Relating to sex offender registration	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 3, 2012)
§15-12-10	SB 382	Relating to sex offender registration	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 3, 2012)
Chapter 16
§16-1-4	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-1-7	HB 4012	Removing the Commissioner of the Bureau for Public Health from certain boards	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§16-1-16	HB 4046	Repealing obsolete code provisions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-2D-5c	HB 4504	Relating to development and operation of a nursing home on the grounds of a nonprofit community health care organization	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§16-2L-1	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-2L-2	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-2L-3	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-2L-4	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-2L-5	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-2L-6	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-2L-7	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-4C-6	HB 4028	Authorizing the temporary suspension of certification of emergency medical service personnel without a hearing or prior notice if there is probable cause	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-4C-9	HB 4028	Authorizing the temporary suspension of certification of emergency medical service personnel without a hearing or prior notice if there is probable cause	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5C-18	SB 435	Relating to nursing home residents' personal funds conveyance upon death	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§16-5H-1	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5H-2	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5H-3	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5H-4	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5H-5	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5H-6	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5H-7	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5H-8	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5H-9	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5H-10	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5O-2	SB 109	Permitting unlicensed personnel to administer medications or assist in certain circumstances	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§16-5O-3	SB 109	Permitting unlicensed personnel to administer medications or assist in certain circumstances	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§16-5O-4	SB 109	Permitting unlicensed personnel to administer medications or assist in certain circumstances	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§16-5P-15	HB 4062	Creating an in-home direct care workforce registry	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-5V-9	HB 4332	Relating to transfer of service credit from Public Employees Retirement System to Emergency Medical Services Retirement System	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§16-5V-22	SB 575	Repealing code related to prior disability under Emergency Medical Services Retirement System	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§16-42-3	HB 4481	Relating to the Comprehensive Behavioral Health Commission	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§16-42-7	HB 4481	Relating to the Comprehensive Behavioral Health Commission	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§16-44-1	HB 4327	Requiring pulse oximetry testing for newborns	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§16-44-2	HB 4327	Requiring pulse oximetry testing for newborns	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 17
§17-3A-1	SB 215	Specifying unobligated moneys in Industrial Access Road Fund revert to State Road Fund	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§17-24A-4	HB 4338	Raising the maximum value amount of an abandoned motor vehicle	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
Chapter 17A
§17A-2B-1	HB 4103	Consolidating of government services and enforcement of laws pertaining to the motor carrier industry	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§17A-2B-2	HB 4103	Consolidating of government services and enforcement of laws pertaining to the motor carrier industry	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§17A-2B-3	HB 4103	Consolidating of government services and enforcement of laws pertaining to the motor carrier industry	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§17A-3-23	SB 428	Relating to registration plates for governmental vehicles	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§17A-4-10	SB 30	Providing additional means to notify DMV of purchase of junked vehicle	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 21, 2012)
§17A-10-1	SB 429	Relating to motor vehicle registration classifications	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 31, 2012)
§17A-10-3	SB 429	Relating to motor vehicle registration classifications	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 31, 2012)
Chapter 17B
§17B-2-1	HB 4330	Providing that drivers licenses may contain information designating the licensee as a person who is an honorably discharged veteran	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§17B-2-6	HB 4330	Providing that drivers licenses may contain information designating the licensee as a person who is an honorably discharged veteran	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
Chapter 17C
§17C-3-4b	SB 205	Relating to construction zone signage	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 31, 2012)
§17C-5A-2	SB 512	Updating statute relating to DMV Office of Administrative Hearing's procedures	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§17C-5C-4a	SB 512	Updating statute relating to DMV Office of Administrative Hearing's procedures	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§17C-5C-4b	SB 512	Updating statute relating to DMV Office of Administrative Hearing's procedures	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§17C-13-5	SB 204	Relating to removal of vehicles from highway in emergency situations	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§17C-13A-3	SB 544	Removing expiration date for certain diesel-powered motor vehicle idling restrictions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§17C-14-15	SB 211	Creating traffic offenses for texting or using handheld wireless communication device while driving	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§17C-15-36a	SB 493	Exempting certain unmarked law-enforcement vehicles from sun-screening restrictions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 18
§18-1-1	HB 4119	Providing a definition for an athletic director who is employed by a county board of education	Signed	Governor	06/08/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§18-2-6b	SB 646	Requiring State Board of Education study GED issues	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 9, 2012)
§18-2-10	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-2-34	HB 4433	Modifying the criteria for awarding high school diplomas to certain veterans	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§18-2B-1	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-2B-2	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-2B-3	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-2B-4	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-2B-7	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-5-4	HB 4072	Eliminating requirement for county boards of education to meet on the first Monday of July	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18-5-13	HB 4299	Authorizing a county board of education to use the services of a bus operator from another county in certain circumstances	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 6, 2012)
§18-5B-12	SB 371	Providing school system under declared state of emergency participate as collaborative innovation zone	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§18-9A-24	SB 469	Relating generally to other post-employment benefits	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (February 10, 2012)
§18-9F-9	HB 4125	Correcting date for schools to send notice to parents alerting them to the existence of the school's crisis response plan	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§18-10A-2	HB 4046	Repealing obsolete code provisions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18-10A-2a	HB 4070	Changing the basis for paying the county salary supplement equivalent pay rate for division of rehabilitation teachers	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§18-13-1	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-13-2	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-13-3	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-13-4	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-13-5	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-21-1	SB 611	Developing special community-based pilot demonstration project to improve at-risk youth outcomes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18-21-2	SB 611	Developing special community-based pilot demonstration project to improve at-risk youth outcomes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18-21-3	SB 611	Developing special community-based pilot demonstration project to improve at-risk youth outcomes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18-21-4	SB 611	Developing special community-based pilot demonstration project to improve at-risk youth outcomes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18-27-1	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-2	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-3	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-4	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-5	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-6	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-7	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-8	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-9	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-10	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-11	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-12	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-13	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-14	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-15	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-16	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-17	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-18	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-19	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-20	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-21	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18-27-22	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
Chapter 18A
§18A-2-1a	HB 4119	Providing a definition for an athletic director who is employed by a county board of education	Signed	Governor	06/08/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§18A-2-2	HB 4583	Changing certain deadlines associated with the termination, resignation and transfer of school personnel	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§18A-2-6	HB 4583	Changing certain deadlines associated with the termination, resignation and transfer of school personnel	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§18A-2-7	HB 4583	Changing certain deadlines associated with the termination, resignation and transfer of school personnel	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§18A-2-8a	HB 4583	Changing certain deadlines associated with the termination, resignation and transfer of school personnel	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§18A-2-12	HB 4236	Relating to exclusions from the definition of professional personnel for evaluation purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18A-3-1	HB 4101	Authorizing teacher-in-residence programs for certain prospective teachers in lieu of student teaching	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18A-3-1a	HB 4122	Relating to alternative programs for teacher education	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 31, 2012)
§18A-3-1b	HB 4122	Relating to alternative programs for teacher education	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 31, 2012)
§18A-3-2a	HB 4101	Authorizing teacher-in-residence programs for certain prospective teachers in lieu of student teaching	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18A-3-12	HB 4122	Relating to alternative programs for teacher education	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 31, 2012)
§18A-3A-2	SB 221	Creating Jason Flatt Act of 2012	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§18A-3C-1	HB 4236	Relating to exclusions from the definition of professional personnel for evaluation purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18A-3C-2	HB 4236	Relating to exclusions from the definition of professional personnel for evaluation purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18A-3C-3	HB 4236	Relating to exclusions from the definition of professional personnel for evaluation purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§18A-4-2	SB 186	Providing salary equity supplement payments to teachers and service personnel	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 8, 2012)
§18A-4-5	SB 186	Providing salary equity supplement payments to teachers and service personnel	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 8, 2012)
§18A-4-7a	HB 4583	Changing certain deadlines associated with the termination, resignation and transfer of school personnel	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§18A-4-8a	SB 186	Providing salary equity supplement payments to teachers and service personnel	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 8, 2012)
§18A-4-8e	HB 4655	Relating to school service personnel certification	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
Chapter 18B
§18B-3B-1	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18B-3B-2	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18B-3B-3	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18B-3C-1	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18B-3C-2	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18B-3C-4	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18B-14-1	SB 436	Facilitating collaboration between public school and higher education systems to promote seamless curricula	Signed	Governor	04/10/12
§18B-17-2	HB 4126	Authorizing legislative rules for the Higher Education Policy Commission and Council for Community and Technical College Education	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§18B-17-3	HB 4126	Authorizing legislative rules for the Higher Education Policy Commission and Council for Community and Technical College Education	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
Chapter 19
§19-1-3a	HB 4046	Repealing obsolete code provisions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§19-1A-4	SB 202	Permitting Division of Forestry to enter into stewardship contracts with U. S. Forest Service	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§19-25-1	SB 605	Limiting landowners' liability for military, law-enforcement or homeland-defense training purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§19-25-3	SB 605	Limiting landowners' liability for military, law-enforcement or homeland-defense training purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§19-25-5	SB 605	Limiting landowners' liability for military, law-enforcement or homeland-defense training purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§19-25-6	SB 605	Limiting landowners' liability for military, law-enforcement or homeland-defense training purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§19-25-7	SB 605	Limiting landowners' liability for military, law-enforcement or homeland-defense training purposes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§19-33-1	SB 75	Creating Equine Rescue Facilities Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§19-33-2	SB 75	Creating Equine Rescue Facilities Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§19-33-3	SB 75	Creating Equine Rescue Facilities Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§19-33-4	SB 75	Creating Equine Rescue Facilities Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§19-33-5	SB 75	Creating Equine Rescue Facilities Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
Chapter 20
§20-2-5	HB 4322	Adding coyote and fox to the list of species in which any color artificial light is permitted for hunting at night	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§20-2-22	HB 4328	Removing bobcats from the list of species requiring a field tag	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§20-2-30a	SB 478	Creating apprentice hunting and trapping license	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§20-2-42y	SB 478	Creating apprentice hunting and trapping license	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 21
§21-3C-1	HB 4006	Relating to elevator workers' licensure exemptions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§21-3C-10a	HB 4006	Relating to elevator workers' licensure exemptions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§21-3C-10b	HB 4006	Relating to elevator workers' licensure exemptions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§21-3C-11	HB 4006	Relating to elevator workers' licensure exemptions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§21-3D-1	HB 4422	Relating to crane operator certification	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§21-3D-2	HB 4422	Relating to crane operator certification	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§21-3D-3	HB 4422	Relating to crane operator certification	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§21-3D-4	HB 4422	Relating to crane operator certification	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§21-3D-9	HB 4422	Relating to crane operator certification	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 21A
§21A-5-7	HB 4542	Relating to unemployment compensation benefits	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§21A-6-3	HB 4007	Relating to unemployment benefits for certain spouses of military personnel	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§21A-10-7	HB 4549	Imposing a monetary penalty on unemployment compensation recipients for obtaining benefits through the use of fraudulent statements	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§21A-10-11	SB 661	Authorizing Workforce WV provide data to certain governmental entities	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
Chapter 22
§22-3-11	SB 579	Increasing special reclamation tax on clean coal mined	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§22-3-33	SB 497	Awarding attorney fees and costs for administrative proceedings under WV Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§22-5-19	SB 496	Modifying DEP requirement of greenhouse gas emissions' inventory	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§22-11-6	SB 615	Conforming WV Water Pollution Control Act with federal Clean Water Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§22-11-7b	SB 562	Establishing DEP procedure for biologic component compliance of narrative water quality standard	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§22-18-17	HB 4320	Relating to the settlement of violations of the Hazardous Waste Management Act by consent agreements	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22-29-1	SB 76	Creating Green Buildings Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§22-29-2	SB 76	Creating Green Buildings Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§22-29-3	SB 76	Creating Green Buildings Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§22-29-4	SB 76	Creating Green Buildings Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 22A
§22A-1-4	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-1-13a	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-1-14	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-1-21	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-1-40	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-1A-1	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-1A-2	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-1A-3	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-1A-4	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-2-2	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-2-12	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-2-16	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-2-20	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-2-24	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-2-43	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-2-43a	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-2-55	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-2-66	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-6-4	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-6-13	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-6-14	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-7-5	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-7-5a	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§22A-12-1	HB 4351	Relating to mine safety	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
Chapter 22C
§22C-12-6	HB 4046	Repealing obsolete code provisions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 24
§24-2-4f	HB 4530	Authorizing the Public Service Commission to consider and issue a financing order to certain regulated electric utilities to permit the recovery of expanded net energy costs	Signed	Governor	04/19/12 Effect from passage
Chapter 24A
§24A-1A-2	HB 4046	Repealing obsolete code provisions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 25
§25-1-3	SB 566	Authorizing Corrections Commissioner contract with nonprofit or charitable entities for placement of persons under custody	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§25-7-11	SB 156	Allowing Corrections Commissioner use excess funds to offset operational costs	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
Chapter 27
§27-4-1	SB 507	Relating to voluntary and involuntary hospitalization of mentally ill persons	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§27-4-3	SB 507	Relating to voluntary and involuntary hospitalization of mentally ill persons	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§27-5-1	SB 471	Authorizing Supreme Court establish mental hygiene commissioners' compensation	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§27-5-4	SB 507	Relating to voluntary and involuntary hospitalization of mentally ill persons	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§27-5-11	HB 4424	Relating to modified mental hygiene procedures	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 29
§29-3-5d	HB 4107	Relating to volunteer firefighter training	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (February 14, 2012)
§29-3-9	HB 4107	Relating to volunteer firefighter training	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (February 14, 2012)
§29-3-16a	SB 597	Requiring installation of carbon monoxide detectors in certain public facilities	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§29-22-18e	SB 362	Authorizing bond issuance for Cacapon Resort State Park and Beech Fork State Park capital improvements	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§29-29-3	SB 414	Expanding definition of "medical services applicant" under Volunteer for Nonprofit Youth Organizations Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
Chapter 30
§30-1-2a	HB 4002	Relating to annual seminar requirements for professional licensing boards	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§30-1-6	HB 4001	Authorizing boards to establish fees by legislative rule	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§30-1-6a	HB 4037	Relating to the professional and occupational licensure and registration of former and current members of the Armed Forces of the United States	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 30, 2012)
§30-1-6b	HB 4037	Relating to the professional and occupational licensure and registration of former and current members of the Armed Forces of the United States	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 30, 2012)
§30-1-7a	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-1A-2	SB 214	Clarifying sunrise review requirement for establishment, revision or expansion of professional scope of practice	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 6, 2012)
§30-1A-3	SB 214	Clarifying sunrise review requirement for establishment, revision or expansion of professional scope of practice	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 6, 2012)
§30-1A-5	SB 214	Clarifying sunrise review requirement for establishment, revision or expansion of professional scope of practice	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 6, 2012)
§30-1A-6	SB 214	Clarifying sunrise review requirement for establishment, revision or expansion of professional scope of practice	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 6, 2012)
§30-3-16	SB 535	Expanding certain prescriptive authority of medications for chronic diseases	Signed	Governor	04/11/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-4-17	HB 4077	Relating to activities that may be performed by a dental hygienist without a prior exam by a dentist	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-5-3	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-6-3	HB 4118	Including the surviving spouse and a designated individual previously chosen by the deceased as a person who may designate the manner of disposition of a deceased person's body	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-6-22	HB 4118	Including the surviving spouse and a designated individual previously chosen by the deceased as a person who may designate the manner of disposition of a deceased person's body	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-6-22a	HB 4118	Including the surviving spouse and a designated individual previously chosen by the deceased as a person who may designate the manner of disposition of a deceased person's body	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-7-1	SB 572	Replacing "advanced nurse practitioner" with "advanced practice registered nurse"	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-7-1a	SB 572	Replacing "advanced nurse practitioner" with "advanced practice registered nurse"	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-7-11a	SB 379	Authorizing Board of Examiners for Registered Professional Nurses designate certain treatment and recovery programs for licensees and applicants	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-7-15a	SB 535	Expanding certain prescriptive authority of medications for chronic diseases	Signed	Governor	04/11/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-7-15b	SB 572	Replacing "advanced nurse practitioner" with "advanced practice registered nurse"	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-7-15c	SB 572	Replacing "advanced nurse practitioner" with "advanced practice registered nurse"	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-7E-1	SB 379	Authorizing Board of Examiners for Registered Professional Nurses designate certain treatment and recovery programs for licensees and applicants	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-7E-2	SB 379	Authorizing Board of Examiners for Registered Professional Nurses designate certain treatment and recovery programs for licensees and applicants	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-7E-3	SB 379	Authorizing Board of Examiners for Registered Professional Nurses designate certain treatment and recovery programs for licensees and applicants	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-14-1	HB 4239	Increasing the membership of the West Virginia Board of Osteopathy	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 16, 2012)
§30-14-2	HB 4239	Increasing the membership of the West Virginia Board of Osteopathy	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 16, 2012)
§30-14-3	HB 4239	Increasing the membership of the West Virginia Board of Osteopathy	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 16, 2012)
§30-14-12b	HB 4239	Increasing the membership of the West Virginia Board of Osteopathy	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 16, 2012)
§30-14A-1	SB 535	Expanding certain prescriptive authority of medications for chronic diseases	Signed	Governor	04/11/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§30-16-4	HB 4012	Removing the Commissioner of the Bureau for Public Health from certain boards	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§30-23-5	HB 4012	Removing the Commissioner of the Bureau for Public Health from certain boards	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§30-26-3	HB 4012	Removing the Commissioner of the Bureau for Public Health from certain boards	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§30-26-4	HB 4012	Removing the Commissioner of the Bureau for Public Health from certain boards	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§30-27-3	HB 4097	Creating a license to practice hair styling	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§30-27-8	HB 4097	Creating a license to practice hair styling	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§30-27-10	SB 424	Exempting certain barbers from continuing education requirement	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§30-29-3	HB 4053	Relating to abduction, kidnapping and human trafficking	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 31
§31-2-17	HB 4345	Prohibiting the unauthorized sale of railroad scrap metal	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§31-15-16b	SB 362	Authorizing bond issuance for Cacapon Resort State Park and Beech Fork State Park capital improvements	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§31-15A-17b	SB 676	Extending grant funding application date for Chesapeake Bay watershed compliance projects	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 9, 2012)
§31-15C-3	SB 110	Relating to Broadband Deployment Council	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§31-15C-4	SB 110	Relating to Broadband Deployment Council	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§31-17-2	SB 336	Eliminating mortgage lender license exemption available to bank subsidiaries	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§31-17-8	SB 551	Providing limitation exception for certain mortgage modification or refinancing loans	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§31-17-11	HB 4271	Reporting requirements for residential mortgage lenders and broker licensees	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 31A
§31A-2-1	SB 224	Renaming Division or Department of Banking as Division of Financial Institutions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§31A-2-4	SB 337	Relating to powers and duties of Commissioner of Banking	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
Chapter 33
§33-6F-2	HB 4486	Relating to the disclosure of insurance coverage	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§33-16-3v	HB 4260	Relating to insurance coverage for autism spectrum disorders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§33-24-7k	HB 4260	Relating to insurance coverage for autism spectrum disorders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§33-25A-8j	HB 4260	Relating to insurance coverage for autism spectrum disorders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§33-25G-1	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§33-25G-2	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§33-25G-3	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§33-25G-4	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§33-25G-5	HB 4438	Provider Sponsored Network Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§33-31-2	HB 4256	Relating to captive insurance	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
Chapter 36
§36-4-19	HB 2740	Making covenants that restrict the installation or use of solar energy systems unenforceable	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§36-8A-2	SB 149	Relating to disposition of forfeited or abandoned firearms in state custody	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§36-8A-3	SB 149	Relating to disposition of forfeited or abandoned firearms in state custody	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§36-8A-5	SB 149	Relating to disposition of forfeited or abandoned firearms in state custody	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 37
§37-6-11	SB 118	Terminating residential lease upon tenant death	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 38
§38-1-16	HB 3177	Permitting an owner who sells real property pursuant to a deed of trust to terminate a preexisting tenancy	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§38-1-16	SB 360	Creating procedure for deeming personal property abandoned following real property transfer	Signed	Governor	04/23/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§38-1-17	SB 360	Creating procedure for deeming personal property abandoned following real property transfer	Signed	Governor	04/23/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§38-5-10	SB 434	Providing suggestion and suggestee execution contain certain information	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§38-5A-3	SB 434	Providing suggestion and suggestee execution contain certain information	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
Chapter 39
§39-4-1	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39-4-2	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39-4-3	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39-4-4	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39-4-5	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39-4-6	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39-4-7	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 39B
§39B-1-101	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-102	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-103	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-104	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-105	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-106	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-107	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-108	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-109	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-110	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-111	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-112	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-113	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-114	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-115	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-116	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-117	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-118	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-119	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-120	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-121	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-122	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-1-123	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-101	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-102	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-103	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-104	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-105	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-106	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-107	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-108	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-109	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-110	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-111	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-112	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-113	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-114	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-115	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-116	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-2-117	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-3-101	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-3-102	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-4-101	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-4-102	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§39B-4-103	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 44A
§44A-3-3	HB 4390	Uniform Power of Attorney Act	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 46
§46-2A-103	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-102	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-105	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-307	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-311	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-316	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-317	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-326	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-406	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-408	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-502	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-503	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-507	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-515	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-516	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-518	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-607	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-625	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-801	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-802	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-803	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-804	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-805	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-806	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-807	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-808	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-9-809	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-11-101	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-11-102	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-11-103	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-11-104	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-11-105	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-11-106	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-11-107	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§46-11-108	HB 4251	Relating generally to amendments to the uniform commercial code	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
Chapter 46A
§46A-4-103	HB 4274	Expanding the authority of the Commissioner of Banking over regulated consumer lender licensees, and providing a penalty for violations	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
Chapter 47A
§47A-1-1	HB 4046	Repealing obsolete code provisions	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 48
§48-2-104	HB 4605	Providing a premarital education option to applicants for marriage licenses	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§48-2-701	HB 4605	Providing a premarital education option to applicants for marriage licenses	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§48-2-702	HB 4605	Providing a premarital education option to applicants for marriage licenses	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§48-8-103	SB 51	Relating to spousal support based upon genetic testing results	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§48-13-703	HB 4521	Permitting the restructuring of child support payments of an inmate who is released under certain circumstances	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§48-18-125	HB 4523	Relating to the Bureau for Child Support enforcement and reporting employment and income of an independent contractor	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§48-22-303	HB 4130	Creating the felony criminal offense of sale or purchase of a child	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§48-22-803	HB 4130	Creating the felony criminal offense of sale or purchase of a child	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§48-27-301	HB 4648	Implementing a domestic violence court pilot project	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§48-27-311	HB 2521	Eliminating the requirement of serving domestic violence orders by certified mail	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§48-27-502	HB 4307	Clarifying that the practice and procedure for domestic violence civil proceedings are governed by court rule	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§48-27-701	HB 2521	Eliminating the requirement of serving domestic violence orders by certified mail	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§48-27-1101	HB 4307	Clarifying that the practice and procedure for domestic violence civil proceedings are governed by court rule	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
Chapter 49
§49-1-3	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-2-17	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-5-13	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-5-21	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-5D-2	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-5D-3	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-5D-3a	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-5D-3b	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-5D-3c	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-6-2	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-6-3	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-6-5	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-6-5a	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-6-6	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-6-8	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-6-12	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-6A-1	SB 161	Relating to mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§49-6A-2	SB 161	Relating to mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§49-6A-5	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-6A-8	SB 161	Relating to mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§49-6A-10	SB 161	Relating to mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§49-6C-1	HB 4634	Removing the requirement for the Legislative Auditor to conduct certain fiscal audits of the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission and the Children's Trust Fund	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§49-6D-3	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-7-1	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§49-7-36	SB 484	Relating generally to child welfare	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
Chapter 50
§50-1-6	HB 4314	Relating to the appointment of magistrates	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§50-3-2a	SB 618	Relating to certain payments to governmental units	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 51
§51-2A-2	HB 4648	Implementing a domestic violence court pilot project	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§51-2A-9	HB 4522	Providing additional contempt powers for family court judges	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§51-8-8	HB 4291	Relating to county law libraries established by the Supreme Court of Appeals	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 15, 2012)
Chapter 53
§53-8-1	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-2	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-3	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-4	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-5	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-6	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-7	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-8	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-9	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-10	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-11	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-12	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-13	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-14	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-15	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-16	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
§53-8-17	SB 191	Relating to personal safety orders	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 5, 2012)
Chapter 59
§59-1-2a	SB 619	Relating to annual business fees and reports due Secretary of State	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§59-1-10	HB 4605	Providing a premarital education option to applicants for marriage licenses	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§59-1-11	SB 100	Relating to fees collected by circuit court clerks	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 3, 2012)
Chapter 60
§60-2-21	HB 4634	Removing the requirement for the Legislative Auditor to conduct certain fiscal audits of the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission and the Children's Trust Fund	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60-3A-3a	HB 3174	Relating to liquor and beer sampling events	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60-3A-4	HB 3174	Relating to liquor and beer sampling events	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60-8-3	HB 4376	Licensing wine sales at certain professional baseball stadiums	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 8, 2012)
Chapter 60A
§60A-3-308	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-7-706	SB 606	Relating to property forfeiture related to child pornography arrests and computer crimes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§60A-8-3	SB 588	Relating to Wholesale Drug Distribution Licensing Act of 1991	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§60A-8-4	SB 588	Relating to Wholesale Drug Distribution Licensing Act of 1991	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§60A-8-5	SB 588	Relating to Wholesale Drug Distribution Licensing Act of 1991	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§60A-8-7	SB 588	Relating to Wholesale Drug Distribution Licensing Act of 1991	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§60A-8-14	SB 588	Relating to Wholesale Drug Distribution Licensing Act of 1991	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§60A-8-15	SB 588	Relating to Wholesale Drug Distribution Licensing Act of 1991	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§60A-8-16	SB 588	Relating to Wholesale Drug Distribution Licensing Act of 1991	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§60A-9-3	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-9-4	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-9-4a	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-9-5	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-9-5a	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-9-7	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-9-8	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-10-3	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-10-4	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-10-5	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-10-7	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-10-8	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-10-11	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§60A-10-16	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 61
§61-2-14a	HB 4053	Relating to abduction, kidnapping and human trafficking	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-2-14h	HB 4130	Creating the felony criminal offense of sale or purchase of a child	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§61-2-17	HB 4053	Relating to abduction, kidnapping and human trafficking	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-3-22a	SB 411	Making use or possession of electronic cash register automated sales suppression devices unlawful	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-3-49	SB 528	Relating to scrap metal dealers and scrap metal	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-3-49b	SB 212	Creating criminal offense for disrupting communications and public utility services	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 14, 2012)
§61-3C-3	SB 385	Expanding definition of "computer" in commission of certain crimes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 31, 2012)
§61-5-17	SB 166	Making disarming or attempting to disarm correctional officer felony	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§61-7-2	SB 353	Relating generally to possession of firearms	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-7-4	SB 353	Relating generally to possession of firearms	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-7-7	SB 353	Relating generally to possession of firearms	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-7A-5	SB 507	Relating to voluntary and involuntary hospitalization of mentally ill persons	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-8A-1	SB 385	Expanding definition of "computer" in commission of certain crimes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 31, 2012)
§61-8B-2	SB 165	Creating criminal offense of sexual contact on incarcerated persons by correctional employees	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 6, 2012)
§61-8B-10	SB 165	Creating criminal offense of sexual contact on incarcerated persons by correctional employees	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (May 6, 2012)
§61-8C-3a	SB 596	Prohibiting child erotica	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-8C-6	SB 606	Relating to property forfeiture related to child pornography arrests and computer crimes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§61-8C-7	SB 606	Relating to property forfeiture related to child pornography arrests and computer crimes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§61-8C-8	SB 606	Relating to property forfeiture related to child pornography arrests and computer crimes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§61-8C-9	SB 606	Relating to property forfeiture related to child pornography arrests and computer crimes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§61-8C-10	SB 606	Relating to property forfeiture related to child pornography arrests and computer crimes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§61-8C-11	SB 606	Relating to property forfeiture related to child pornography arrests and computer crimes	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 6, 2012)
§61-11-25	HB 3128	Relating to filing a civil petition for expungement of records relating to an arrest	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 4, 2012)
§61-11A-2	SB 331	Providing certain persons residing with crime victims prosecutorial notification and right to be heard at sentencing and parole proceedings	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§61-11A-6	SB 331	Providing certain persons residing with crime victims prosecutorial notification and right to be heard at sentencing and parole proceedings	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
§61-12-9	HB 4118	Including the surviving spouse and a designated individual previously chosen by the deceased as a person who may designate the manner of disposition of a deceased person's body	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§61-12-10	SB 437	Relating generally to substance abuse	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
Chapter 62
§62-11C-5	SB 517	Including community beautification and reclamation programs in authorized community corrections programs	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 8, 2012)
§62-12-12	SB 418	Relating to qualifications of Parole Board members	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective July 1, 2012
§62-12-23	SB 331	Providing certain persons residing with crime victims prosecutorial notification and right to be heard at sentencing and parole proceedings	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective Ninety Days from Passage (June 7, 2012)
Chapter 64
§64-2-1	HB 4142	Authorizing the Department of Administration to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-2-2	HB 4142	Authorizing the Department of Administration to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-2-3	HB 4142	Authorizing the Department of Administration to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-3-1	SB 253	Authorizing DEP promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-5-1	SB 245	Authorizing Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-5-2	SB 245	Authorizing Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-5-3	SB 245	Authorizing Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-5-4	SB 245	Authorizing Department of Health and Human Resources promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-6-1	SB 321	Authorizing Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 9, 2012)
§64-6-2	SB 321	Authorizing Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 9, 2012)
§64-6-3	SB 321	Authorizing Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 9, 2012)
§64-7-1	SB 287	Authorizing Department of Revenue promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-7-2	SB 287	Authorizing Department of Revenue promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-7-3	SB 287	Authorizing Department of Revenue promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-7-4	SB 287	Authorizing Department of Revenue promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-7-5	SB 287	Authorizing Department of Revenue promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-7-6	SB 287	Authorizing Department of Revenue promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-7-7	SB 287	Authorizing Department of Revenue promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effective from passage (March 10, 2012)
§64-8-1	HB 4206	Authorizing the Department of Transportation to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-8-2	HB 4206	Authorizing the Department of Transportation to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-1	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-2	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-3	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-4	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-5	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-6	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-7	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-8	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-9	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-10	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-11	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-12	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-13	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-14	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-9-15	HB 4139	Authorizing miscellaneous agencies and boards to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-10-1	HB 4220	Authorizing the department of commerce to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-10-2	HB 4220	Authorizing the department of commerce to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-10-3	HB 4220	Authorizing the department of commerce to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-10-4	HB 4220	Authorizing the department of commerce to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-10-5	HB 4220	Authorizing the department of commerce to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage
§64-10-6	HB 4220	Authorizing the department of commerce to promulgate legislative rules	Signed	Governor	04/10/12 Effect from passage