FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION

Status of Legislation
Total number of Bills: 5

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  HB 56

  Status as of May 26, 2005: Became Law - Chapter 521

  Sponsored By

  Delegates Pendergrass, Barkley, Bobo, Cadden, Cane, Conroy, DeBoy, Dumais, Gaines, Goldwater, Gordon, Healey, Heller, Hixson, Hubbard, James, Jameson, Kach, King, Kullen, Lee, Love, Mandel, McDonough, Menes, Niemann, Parker, Petzold, Ramirez, Ross, Sossi, F. Turner, Barve, Doory, Feldman, Haddaway, Howard, Kirk, Krysiak, Minnick, Quinter, and Trueschler

  Entitled

  Consumer Protection - Privacy of Social Security Numbers

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  Senate: Finance

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  HB 1011

  Status as of March 21, 2005: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Economic Matters

  Sponsored By

  Delegates Howard, Benson, Burns, Conroy, Heller, Holmes, Madaleno, Montgomery, Patterson, Pendergrass, Smigiel, Stern, and Vaughn

  Entitled

  Consumer Protection - Unsolicited Transmissions to a Facsimile Device - Private Actions

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  

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  HB 1348

  Status as of April 8, 2005: Bill is in the Senate - Third Reading Passed with Amendments

  Sponsored By

  Delegate Arnick

  Entitled

  Real Property - Recordation of Deeds and Instruments of Writing - Requirements

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Environmental Matters
  Senate: Judicial Proceedings

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  SB 180

  Status as of February 7, 2005: Bill is in the Senate - Withdrawn Finance

  Sponsored By

  Senators Frosh and Ruben

  Entitled

  Consumer Protection - Unsolicited Facsimiles - Private Cause of Action

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Finance
  

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  SB 280

  Status as of May 26, 2005: Vetoed by the Governor - Duplicative

  Sponsored By

  Senator Dyson

  Entitled

  Consumer Protection - Privacy of Social Security Numbers

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Finance
  House: Economic Matters