State agencies; criminal background checks for certain positions.

SB 1293 State agencies; criminal background checks for certain positions

Virginia 2017 Regular Session

State agencies; criminal background checks for certain positions.
SB-1293


About SB-1293

Department of Human Resources Management; criminal background checks; state agency positions designated as sensitive; agencies to report to the Department. Requires each state agency to continue to record in the Personnel Management Information System (PMIS) positions that it has designated as sensitive to ensure that the Department of Human Resources Management has a list of all such positions. The bill clarifies who would be subject to a criminal background investigation in a sensitive position. The bill expands the definition of sensitive position to include those positions (i) responsible for the health, safety, and welfare of citizens or the protection of critical infrastructures; (ii) that have access to sensitive information, including access to Federal Tax Information in approved exchange agreements with the Internal Revenue Service or Social Security Administration; and (iii) that are otherwise required by state or federal law to be designated as sensitive. The bill contains an emergency clause. This bill is identical to HB 2391.

  

Bill Texts

Enrolled 02/22/2017

Chaptered 03/13/2017

Comm Sub 01/30/2017

Prefiled 01/10/2017

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Votes

House: VOTE: BLOCK VOTE PASSAGE (99-Y 0-N)

02/17/2017

Yeas: 99 | Nays: 0
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House: Reported from General Laws (22-Y 0-N)

02/14/2017

Yeas: 22 | Nays: 0
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House: Reported from General Laws (22-Y 0-N)

02/14/2017

Yeas: 22 | Nays: 0
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Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (40-Y 0-N)

02/06/2017

Yeas: 40 | Nays: 0
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Senate: Passed Senate (40-Y 0-N)

02/06/2017

Yeas: 40 | Nays: 0
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Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (38-Y 0-N 1-A)

02/03/2017

Yeas: 38 | Nays: 0
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Senate: Reported from Finance (15-Y 0-N)

02/02/2017

Yeas: 15 | Nays: 0
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Senate: Reported from General Laws and Technology with substitute (15-Y 0-N)

01/30/2017

Yeas: 15 | Nays: 0
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History

Governor: Acts Of Assembly Chapter Text (chap0431)

03/13/2017

Governor: Approved By Governor-chapter 431 (effective 3/13/17)

03/13/2017

Governor: Governor's Action Deadline Midnight, March 27, 2017

02/23/2017

Enrolled Bill Communicated To Governor On 2/23/17

02/23/2017

Signed By Speaker

02/22/2017

Signed By President

02/22/2017

Bill Text As Passed Senate And House (sb1293er)

02/22/2017

Enrolled

02/22/2017

Vote: Block Vote Passage (99-y 0-n)

02/17/2017

Passed House Block Vote (99-y 0-n)

02/17/2017

Read Third Time

02/17/2017

Read Second Time

02/16/2017

Reported From General Laws (22-y 0-n)

02/14/2017

Read First Time

02/08/2017

Referred To Committee On General Laws

02/08/2017

Placed On Calendar

02/08/2017

Passed Senate (40-y 0-n)

02/06/2017

Constitutional Reading Dispensed (40-y 0-n)

02/06/2017

Engrossed By Senate - Committee Substitute Sb1293s1

02/06/2017

Committee Substitute Agreed To 17104885d-s1

02/06/2017

Reading Of Substitute Waived

02/06/2017

Read Second Time

02/06/2017

Constitutional Reading Dispensed (38-y 0-n 1-a)

02/03/2017

Reported From Finance (15-y 0-n)

02/02/2017

Rereferred To Finance

01/30/2017

Committee Substitute Printed 17104885d-s1

01/30/2017

Reported From General Laws And Technology With Substitute (15-y 0-n)

01/30/2017

Prefiled And Ordered Printed With Emergency Clause; Offered 01/13/16 17101473d

01/10/2017

Referred To Committee On General Laws And Technology

01/10/2017