Commending the Honorable H. Jan Roltsch-Anoll.
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Celebrating the life of the Honorable HarryRussell Potts, Jr.
Celebrating the life of the Honorable JohnHowson Rust, Jr.
Commending Rita Carter Forrester.
Celebrating the life of Firefighter ChristopherGeorge Griffin.
Virginia Retirement System and local retirementsystems; fossil fuel divestment; report. Requires the VirginiaRetirement System and local retirement systems to divest from fossil fuel companies by January 1, 2027.
Lobbying; local government actions; notice andfee to clerk of governing body. Requires any individual who iscompensated to influence or attempt to influence a local governmentaction through oral or written communication with a local governmentofficer or employee to provide written notice of his status and a$25 fee to the clerk of the governing body of the officer's or employee'slocality. The bill exempts from this requirement (i) certain executiveand legislative officials and employees, (ii) local government employeesor officers acting in their official capacity, (iii) contractors or employees of a contractor performing services for the local government,and (iv) an attorney clearly identified on a land use application.Failure to provide notice is a Class 1 misdemeanor.
Consumer Data Protection Act; nonprofit organizations. Provides, for the purposes of the Consumer Data Protection Act, that the definition for "nonprofit organization" includes certain nonprofit organizations exempt from taxation under § 501 (c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code. This bill was incorporated into SB 534.
Refundable income tax credit for low-incometaxpayers. Allows low-income individuals and married personsto claim either (i) a nonrefundable income tax credit equal to $300for each individual, his spouse, and any dependents or (ii) a refundableincome tax credit equal to 20 percent of the federal earned incometax credit claimed that year by the individual or married personsfor the same taxable year. Under current law, low-income individualsand married persons may elect either of these amounts; however, bothoptions for claiming the credit are nonrefundable. The provisionsof the bill apply to taxable years beginning on and after January1, 2023.
Commending Chief Justice Donald W. Lemons.