Senate Calendar and Committee Schedule for Monday, February 24, 2020
Monday, February 24, 2020 – 48th Day of Session
The Senate will convene at 11 a.m.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
- SCR 43: US Army 1LT Fred Omar Pratt Memorial Bridge
- SCR 44: Naming portion of road in Wayne County “In Memory of Tootsie Hensley, Please Keep Buffalo Creek Litter Free”
- SCR 45: Requesting study of benefits of creating WV State Bank to facilitate access to capital for returning veterans
- SCR 46: Requesting DEP and DHHR propose public source-water supply study plan
THIRD READING
- Com. Sub. for SB 528: Creating Uniform Worker Classification Act
- Com. Sub. for SB 578: Recalculating tax on generating, producing, or selling electricity from solar energy facilities
- Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 579: Changing and adding fees to wireless enhanced 911 fee
- Com. Sub. for SB 586: Reorganizing and re-designating Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety as Department of Homeland Security (original similar to HB 4485)
- SB 651: Relating to definition of “mortgage loan originator” (original similar to HB 3060)
- Com. Sub. for SB 689: Enacting Requiring Accountable Pharmaceutical Transparency, Oversight, and Reporting Act
- SB 691: Limiting programs adopted by State Board of Education
- Com. Sub. for SB 705: Allowing military veterans with certain experience qualify for examination as electrician or plumber
- Com. Sub. for SB 707: Relating to nursing career pathways
- SB 723: Requiring Department of Education develop plan based on analyzed data on school discipline
- SB 727: Relating to disbursement of funds for highway road repair
- Com. Sub. for SB 728: Exempting all property used for agricultural purposes from county property maintenance codes or ordinances
- SB 734: Clarifying powers and duties of DOH in acquiring property for state road purposes
- Com. Sub. for SB 751: Removing certain requirements of municipality annexing property within urban growth boundary
- SB 755: Relating to High-Wage Growth Business Tax Credit Act
- Com. Sub. for SB 770: Revising requirements for post-doctoral training
- SB 782: Relating to fees assessed by Health Care Authority on certain hospitals
- Com. Sub. for SB 787: Providing benefits to pharmacists for rendered care
- SB 803: Supplemental appropriation of money out of General Revenue Fund to DHHR (original similar to HB 4965)
- SB 837: Providing exemptions from ad valorem taxes for certain types of personal property
- SB 838: Directing state police establish referral program for substance abuse treatment
- Com. Sub. for SJR 9: Amendment Authorizing Legislature to Eliminate or Lower Ad Valorem Tax on Motor Vehicles and Any Other Tangible Personal Property
- Com. Sub. for HB 2338: Allowing the owner of an antique military vehicle to display alternate registration insignia
- HB 4411: Relating to the West Virginia Residential Mortgage Lender, Broker and Servicer Act
- HB 4477: West Virginia Mutual to Mutual Insurance Holding Company Act – (Com. title amend. pending) (original similar to SB 598)
- HB 4661: Relating to the powers of the Public Service Commission and the regulation of natural gas utilities
SECOND READING
- Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 38: Requiring schools provide elective course on Hebrew Scriptures or Bible
- Sub. for SB 213: Relating to administration of trusts (original similar to HB 4933)
- Sub. for SB 246: Including family court judges in retirement system for judges
- Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 284: Creating WV Health Care Continuity Act
- Sub. for SB 514: Creating WV FinTech Regulatory Sandbox Act
- Sub. for SB 530: Relating to taxation of aircraft
- Sub. for SB 614: Changing method of allocating funding from Safe School Funds
- Sub. for SB 635: Allowing administration of small estates
- Sub. for SB 668: Enacting Uniform Trust Decanting Act
- Sub. for SB 739: Authorizing PSC protect consumers of distressed and failing water and wastewater utilities
- Sub. for SB 760: Allowing state college or university apply to HEPC for designation as administratively or financially exempt school
- Sub. for SB 772: Clarifying American Law Institute’s Restatements of Law
- Sub. for SB 793: Relating to B&O taxes imposed on certain coal-fired electric generating units
- SB 800: Authorizing electric utilities construct and operate project within electric utility distribution system
- SB 816: Updating North American Industry Classification System code references
- Sub. for SB 819: Relating to DOH management of Coal Resource Transportation roads
- SB 828: Clarifying municipal B&O taxation where business activity occurs
- SB 831: Clarifying Economic Development Authority board enter into contracts necessary to carry out duties
- SB 839: Creating State Advisory Council on Postsecondary Attainment Goals
- Com. Sub. for HB 4217: Authorizing the Department of Environmental Protection to promulgate legislative rules – (Com. amend. and title amend. pending)
- HB 4600: Relating to the definition of the term member regarding distributing premium tax proceeds
FIRST READING
- Sub. for SB 106: Making daylight saving time official time year round in WV
- Sub. for SB 123: Relating generally to pyramid promotional schemes
- Sub. for SB 193: Setting forth timeframes for continuing purchases of commodities and services over $1 million
- Sub. for SB 259: Requiring mandatory incarceration prior to parole for certain persons convicted of distributing controlled substances near libraries
- Sub. for SB 269: Establishing advisory council on rare diseases
- Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 312: Relating to provisional licensure of social workers (original similar to HB 4128)
- Sub. for SB 329: DEP rule relating to ambient air quality standards (original similar to HB 4217)
- SB 355: Fire Commission rule relating to State Fire Code (original similar to HB 4275)
- Sub. for SB 356: Fire Commission rule relating to State Building Code (original similar to HB 4276)
- Sub. for SB 472: Providing alternative sentencing program for work release (original similar to SB 612)
- SB 489: Moving provisions of licensing contractors to chapter 30 of code
- Sub. for SB 513: Protecting consumers against businesses using automatic renewals without consent
- SB 569: Expiring funds from various accounts to DHHR, Medical Services Program Fund (original similar to HB 4487)
- Sub. for SB 570: Expiring funds from State Excess Lottery Revenue Fund to DHHR, Medical Services Program Fund (original similar to HB 4489)
- Sub. for SB 633: Creating Medicaid Families First Reserve Fund account (original similar to HB 4643)
- Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 648: Providing dental coverage for adult Medicaid recipients
- SB 680: Qualifying not-for-profit private baccalaureate institutions for Advanced Career Education programs and WV Invests Grant Program
- Sub. for SB 700: Exempting physicians from specified traffic laws when responding to emergencies
- Sub. for SB 710: Establishing pilot program to evaluate telemedicine health services
- Sub. for SB 711: Relating to juvenile jurisdiction of circuit courts
- Sub. for SB 729: Relating to awards and disability under Deputy Sheriff Retirement Act
- Sub. for SB 738: Creating Flatwater Trail Commission
- Sub. for SB 749: Requiring Fatality and Mortality Review Team share data with CDC
- SB 750: Establishing extended learning opportunities
- Sub. for SB 752: Relating generally to medical cannabis
- SB 758: Relating to authority of Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council
- SB 775: Requiring two water bottle filling stations be included in newly built or renovated schools
- Sub. for SB 785: Establishing uniform electioneering prohibition area
- Sub. for SB 797: Authorizing governing boards of public and private hospitals employ hospital police officers
- Sub. for SB 798: Requiring dairy foods processed in state be added to list of items to be purchased by state-funded institutions
- Sub. for SB 802: Relating to public utilities generally
- SB 805: Supplemental appropriation of moneys from Treasury to WV Commuter Rail Access Fund (original similar to HB 4963)
- SB 812: Supplemental appropriation from Lottery Net Profits to Bureau of Senior Services (original similar to HB 4961)
- Sub. for SB 820: Authorizing DHHR transfer comprehensive community mental health centers and intellectual disability facilities to regional centers and facilities
- Sub. for SB 821: Providing immunity from civil liability to facilities and employees providing crisis stabilization
- SB 830: Eliminating special merit-based employment system for health care professionals
- SB 840: Creating statutory fee for modifying permits issued by DEP Office of Oil and Gas
- SB 841: Requiring Governor to fix salaries of certain appointed officers after office is vacated
- SB 842: Requiring Superintendent of Schools establish a Behavior Interventionist Pilot Program in two school districts for five years
Scheduled Committee Meetings
9:30 a.m.: Judiciary (208W)
- Originating Bill 3: Providing for the prohibition of the “patriot penalty”
- SB 120: Establishing priorities for expenditures for plugging abandoned gas or oil wells
- HB 4513: Increasing the replacement costs required of a person causing injury or death of game or protected species
- Originating Concurrent Resolution 2: Requesting the West Virginia Department of Transportation Division of Highways evaluate the October 1, 2018 “Updated Oil and Gas Road Policy”
9:30 a.m.: Finance (451M)
- Sub. for SB 653: Increasing number of magistrates in Putnam County (Discussion)
- Sub. for SB 160: Creating Voluntary WVU Rifle Team Check-Off Program on hunting and fishing licenses
- SB 732: Authorizing fee payment and expense reimbursement for attorneys who participate on court teams established by Supreme Court of Appeals
1 p.m.: Natural Resources (208W)
- Agenda TBA
2 p.m.: Banking and Insurance (451M)
- HB 4466: Certificates of Insurance Act
- HB 4146: Relating to credit for reinsurance
- HB 4410: Permitting directors and executive officers of a banking institution to borrow from a banking institution with which he or she is connected
3 p.m.: Judiciary (208W)
- Originating Bill 6: Prohibiting racial discrimination based on certain physical traits such as hair texture or hairstyle
- SB 278: Providing various methods to deal with defendant who becomes incompetent during trial
- SB 765: Modifying “Habitual Offender” statute
- SCR 23: Requesting study of State Police’s increased duties and responsibilities
3 p.m.: Finance (451M)
- Agenda TBA
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