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HB0879
(CH0031)
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2017 Regular Session
Entitled:
Public Integrity Act of 2017
Sponsored by:
Speaker
Status:
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 31
Summary
Documents
History
Document Name
Amendments
Senate - (
Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs
) {184238/01 Adopted
Amendments
Senate - (
Senator Miller
) {353423/01 Adopted
Amendments
House - (
Delegate Szeliga
) {393224/01 Adopted
Amendments
House - (
Delegate Szeliga
) {433929/01 Withdrawn
Amendments
House - (
Environment and Transportation
) {730510/01 Adopted
Analysis
- Fiscal and Policy Note (Revised)
Text
- First - Public Integrity Act of 2017
Text
- Third - Public Integrity Act of 2017
Text
- Enrolled - Public Integrity Act of 2017
Text
- Chapter - Public Integrity Act of 2017
Vote - House - Committee
- Environment and Transportation
Vote - Senate - Committee
- Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs
Vote - House Floor
- Third Reading Passed (139-0) - 03/21/17
Vote - House Floor
- Third Reading Passed (139-0) - 04/01/17
Vote - Senate Floor
- Floor Amendment {353423/1 (Senator Miller) Adopted (46-0) - 04/01/17
Vote - Senate Floor
- Third Reading Passed with Amendments (46-0) - 04/01/17
Documents become available at various times as the legislation moves through the General Assembly.
First reading text - within 24 hours of introduction.
Analysis (Fiscal and Policy Note) and the Bond Authorization Fact Sheet - generally at least one day prior to a scheduled hearing.
Committee votes - when the Committee releases their report.
Committee amendments and individually sponsored amendments - when introduced in the chamber.
Conference Committee reports and amendments - when the report is introduced in the chamber.
Floor Votes - when they have been officially journalized by the Secretary of the Senate or House Clerk.
Attorney General's Bill Review Letter - after legislation is passed.
How a Bill Becomes Law
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Explanation of Floor Motions and Actions
November 28, 2017 1:03 P.M.