Rep. Carrie Coyner
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District HD-062
Party Republican
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Bills Introduced 140
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Virginia 2020 Special I
Legal holidays; Juneteenth. [HB-5052]
Legal holidays; Juneteenth. Recognizes the nineteenth day of June of each year, also known as Juneteenth, as a legal holiday in the Commonwealth to commemorate the announcement of the abolition of slavery in Texas, the last of the former Confederate States of America to abolish slavery, and to recognize the significant roles and many contributions of African Americans to the Commonwealth and the nation.
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathleen Murphy
Governor: Acts Of Assembly Chapter Text (chap0004) on 10/13/2020
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Law-enforcement officers; changes minimum qualifications. [HB-5076]
Law-enforcement officers; minimum qualifications. Changes the minimum qualifications for law-enforcement officers to provide that all such officers who enter upon the duties of such office shall not have been convicted of or pled guilty or no contest to any misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, including petit larceny, within the last three years. Current law prohibits such convictions at all for such officers who enter upon the duties of such office.
Sponsored by: Rep. Carrie Coyner
Tabled In Public Safety (13-y 9-n) on 08/25/2020
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Virginia 2020 Special I
Income tax, state; credits and deductions, child and dependent care expenses. [HB-5077]
Income tax credits and deductions; child and dependent care expenses. Provides an income tax credit to individuals and married persons filing a joint return in an amount equal to the federal tax credit provided for household and dependent care services necessary for gainful employment. Under current law, a deduction, but not a credit, is allowed to such taxpayers for such expenses. The credit is available for taxable years 2020 and 2021. The deduction is not available in taxable years 2020 and 2021 but will be available again in subsequent years.
Sponsored by: Rep. Carrie Coyner
Left In Finance on 11/09/2020
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Virginia 2020 Special I
School boards; paid leave for teachers or other school board employees, COVID-19. [HB-5078]
School boards; paid leave; COVID-19. Requires each School boards; paid leave; COVID-19. Requires each school board to provide to each teacher or other school board employee who is employed in a public elementary or secondary school in the local school division up to 14 days of paid leave, in addition to any other paid leave to which such individual is otherwise entitled, that may be used in the event that the employee (i) contracts COVID-19, (ii) is required to self-quarantine while awaiting the results of diagnostic testing for an active infection
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Sponsored by: Rep. Mark Keam
Left In Education on 11/09/2020
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Virginia 2020 Special I
Judicial emergency; limitation on prosecution of felony due to lapse of time. [HB-5085]
Limitation on prosecution of felony due to lapse of time; judicial emergency. Provides that the speedy trial provisions shall be tolled upon a declaration of a judicial emergency.
Sponsored by: Rep. Carrie Coyner
Left In Courts Of Justice on 11/09/2020
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Virginia 2020 Special I
Electric utility regulation; triennial review proceeding, emergency investigations, etc. [HB-5088]
Electric utility regulation; triennial Electric utility regulation; triennial review proceeding; emergency investigations; administration of earnings. Directs the State Corporation Commission (the Commission), for Dominion's 2021 triennial review, to administer 100 percent of the earnings that were more than 70 basis points above the utility's most recently approved fair combined rate of return for the test period or periods under review, considered as a whole, to benefit customers. One hundred percent of any such over-earnings not otherwise administered
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Sponsored by: Rep. Betsy Carr
Left In Labor And Commerce on 11/09/2020
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Virginia 2020 Special I
Health insurance; certain prescription drugs used for treatment of COVID-19. [HB-5094]
Health insurance; certain prescription drugs used for treatment of COVID-19. Prohibits health insurers from requiring prior authorization for the use of any prescription drug in the treatment of COVID-19 that has received an Emergency Use Authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for such treatment.
Sponsored by: Rep. Mark Cole
Left In Labor And Commerce on 11/09/2020
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Virginia 2020 Special I
COVID-19; impact of distance learning, Department of Health to develop criteria and information. [HB-5095]
COVID-19; impact of distance learning; Department of Health to develop criteria and information; civil immunity; emergency. Directs the Department of Health to work with the Department of Education and representatives of the Virginia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics and other appropriate stakeholders to develop specific criteria for assessing the long-term impact of distance learning on students in the Commonwealth during the COVID-19 public health emergency, including the impact of distance learning on students' health, mental health,
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Sponsored by: Rep. Mark Cole
Left In Education on 11/09/2020
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Virginia 2020 Special I
Police officers, deputy sheriffs, and jail officers; employment and decertification. [HB-5133]
Police officers, deputy sheriffs, and jail officers; Police officers, deputy sheriffs, and jail officers; employment and decertification. Provides that any sheriff or chief of police, the director or chief executive of any agency or department employing deputy sheriffs or law-enforcement officers, and the Director of the Department of Criminal Justice Services shall disclose to a prospective law-enforcement or jail employer any information (i) related to an arrest or prosecution of a former police officer, deputy sheriff, or jail officer; (ii) related
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Sponsored by: Rep. Robert Bell
Left In Public Safety on 11/09/2020
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Virginia 2020 Special I
Law-enforcement officers; duty to intervene and report unlawful use of force. [HB-5134]
Law-enforcement officers; duty to intervene and report unlawful use of force. Requires a law-enforcement officer who witnesses another law-enforcement officer engaging or attempting to engage in the unlawful use of force against another person to intervene, when such intervention is feasible, to end the unlawful use or attempted unlawful use of force or to prevent the further unlawful use of force and to report such incident to his agency. The bill also provides that a law-enforcement officer shall render aid, as circumstances objectively permit,
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Sponsored by: Rep. Robert Bell
Left In Courts Of Justice on 11/09/2020