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signed · Virginia · Senate Feb 21, 2019

SB 1181: Out-of-state conviction of drug offenses; petition for restricted driver's license.

Provides that a person convicted of a drug offense in another state may petition the general district court of the county or city in which he resides for a restricted driver's license allowing the petitioner to operate a motor vehicle in the Commonwealth on a restricted basis, provided that no such restricted license shall permit the petitioner to operate a commercial vehicle. This bill is identical to
Richard Stuart (R)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Feb 21, 2019

HB 1711: Motor vehicle registration, licensing, and certificates of title statutes; reorganization, etc.

Moves the criminal offenses related to registration, licensing, and certificates of title included within § 46.2-613 to § 46.2-612. The bill reorganizes these statutes so that § 46.2-612 contains only criminal offenses and § 46.2-613 contains only traffic infractions. The bill removes the authority of the court to dismiss a summons for a criminal offense related to the registration, licensing, and certificates of title when proof of compliance with the law is provided to the court on or before the court date. The bill otherwise retains the elements of and penalties for the offenses and infractions. This bill is a recommendation of the Committee on District Courts and is identical to
Charniele Herring (D)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Feb 21, 2019

HB 1664: Out-of-state conviction of drug offenses; person may petition for restricted driver's license.

Provides that a person convicted of a drug offense in another state may petition the general district court of the county or city in which he resides for a restricted driver's license allowing the petitioner to operate a motor vehicle in the Commonwealth on a restricted basis, provided that no such restricted license shall permit the petitioner to operate a commercial vehicle. This bill is identical to
Jerrauld C. "Jay" Jones (D) · 1 co-sponsor
signed · Virginia · Senate Feb 21, 2019

SB 1194: Richmond, City of; restrictions on activities of former officers and employees.

Permits the City of Richmond to adopt an ordinance prohibiting former officers and employees from representing a client or any person or group, for compensation, for one year after their terms of office have ended or employment has ceased, on any matters relating to any agency, department, or office at which the officer or employee served or was employed during the one-year period immediately prior to the termination of employment or service. This bill is identical to
Rosalyn R. Dance (D)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Feb 21, 2019

HB 1725: Public school building security enhancements; compliance with Uniform Statewide Building Code, etc.

Requires each school board, in consultation with the local building official and the state or local fire marshal, to develop a procurement plan to ensure that all security enhancements to public school buildings are in compliance with the Uniform Statewide Building Code and Statewide Fire Prevention Code.
Barry Knight (R) · 20 co-sponsors
signed · Virginia · Senate Feb 21, 2019

SB 1209: Patient care team; podiatrists and physician assistants.

Establishes the role of "patient care team podiatrist" as a provider of management and leadership to physician assistants in the care of patients as part of a patient care team. The bill modifies the supervision requirements for physician assistants by establishing a patient care team model. The bill directs the Board of Medicine to adopt emergency regulations to implement the provisions of the bill and is identical to
Mark Peake (R)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Feb 21, 2019

HB 2035: Criminal history record information; screening individuals.

Provides that home care organizations, hospices, behavioral health care providers, and community services boards may disclose to the Department of Medical Assistance Services information regarding (i) whether a criminal history background check has been performed on an employee or other person for whom a background check is required and (ii) whether the person is eligible for employment or to provide services.
Cia Price (D)
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