House of Delegates

Here’s what’s scheduled Friday in the House of Delegates:

SPECIAL CALENDAR

Friday, January 24, 2020

17^th Day of the Legislative Session

House to convene at 11 a.m. On the agenda:

THIRD READING – For Passage

• Sub. for S. B. 94 - Providing persons with physical disabilities ability to vote by electronic absentee ballot
• Sub. for H. B. 4002 - Creating a felony crime relating to drug delivery resulting in death
• B. 4393 - Relating to making suffocation and asphyxiation crimes

SECOND READING – Amendment Stage

• Sub. for H. B. 4011 - Reorganizing various boards and authorities for the licensing and oversight of trades, occupations, and professions
• Sub. for H. B. 4129 - Relating to adoption
• B. 4146 - Relating to credit for reinsurance
• B. 4149 - Relating to insurance
• B. 4166 - Prohibiting certain sex offenders from being in a supervisory position over children
• B. 4411 - Relating to the West Virginia Residential Mortgage Lender, Broker and Servicer Act

FIRST READING

• Sub. for H. B. 2497 - Relating to the whistle-blower law
• B. 4089 - Requiring cursive writing to be taught
• B. 4365 - Granting of college credit hours for learning English as a second language
• B. 4480 - Relating to legislative rules for the Higher Education Policy Commission

Committee Meetings Scheduled:

Committee on Finance

9:00 a.m. - Room 462 M

• Budget Hearing for the Department of Environmental Protection
• Budget Hearing for the Public Service Commission & Consumer Advocate Division

Committee on the Judiciary

9:00 a.m. - Room 418 M

• B. 4470, Relating to persons 18 years of age or older in the custody of the Bureau of Juvenile Services,
• B. 4496, Removing the specific mandate of the Board of Risk and Insurance Management to purchase liability insurance for the Division of Corrections,
• B. 4501, Relating to the ability to refuse offenders for commitment to a jail,
• B. 4510, Prohibiting bodily intrusion by an inmate upon any person at any correctional facility,
• B. 4476, Providing for the timely and efficient collection, submission, testing, retention, and disposition of forensic evidence in sexual assault cases,
• Originating bill regarding clean up of DUI locations

Committee on Government Organization

9:00 a.m. - Room 215 E

• HB 4353, Creating a rational nexus requirement between prior criminal conduct and initial licensure decision making.
• HB 4352, Removing the use of post-criminal conduct in professional and occupational initial licensure or certification in decision making.
• HB 4120, Requiring the Commissioner of Highways to develop a formula for allocating road funds among districts.
• HB 4026, Exempting businesses transporting scrap tires, waste tires, or other used tires, from certain statutory provisions.
• HB 4443, Shifting funding from the Landfill Closure Assistance Fund to local solid waste authorities. (2^nd reference to Finance)
• HB 4380, Updating the regulatory board review schedule

Committee on Rules

10:45 a.m. - Behind Chamber

Citation Presentations Scheduled in House Chamber:

• 10: 15 a.m. – Corrections Citation

From the Activity Calendar:

Women and Girls’ Day

WV Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation

Upper House and Upper Senate Rotundas

*** Agendas and meeting times subject to change. ***