SB566 - Trusts; release or ratification of trustee by beneficiary, response of beneficiary in writing.

1 Co-Sponsor

Trustees; settlement of accounts; notice and statements to beneficiaries; requirements. Provides that the beneficiary of a trust shall be deemed to have released a trustee and ratified all actions of a trustee for the administration of a trust if, when the trust terminates or the trustee ceases to serve, the trustee sends the beneficiary notice and the beneficiary does not object within 60 days after the trustee sent such notice. The bill also requires the trustee to provide to the beneficiary certain financial information related to the trust.

SB111 - Drug Control Act; adds certain chemicals to Schedules I, II, IV, and V of Act.

2 Co-Sponsors

Drug Control Act; Schedule I; Schedule II; Schedule IV; Schedule V. Adds certain chemicals to Schedules I, II, IV, and V of the Drug Control Act. The Board of Pharmacy has added these substances in an expedited regulatory process. A substance added via this process is removed from the schedule after 18 months unless a general law is enacted adding the substance to the schedule.

SB359 - Consumer Data Protection Act; social media platforms, addictive feed.

4 Co-Sponsors

Consumer Data Protection Act; social media platforms; addictive feed. Prohibits a person that operates a social media platform that has knowledge that a user of the social media platform is a child under the age of 18 from using an addictive feed, defined in the bill, unless such social media platform obtains verifiable parental consent. Consumer Data Protection Act; social media platforms; addictive feed. Prohibits a person that operates a social media platform that has knowledge that a user of the social media platform is a child under the age of 18 from using an addictive feed, defined in the bill, unless such social media platform obtains verifiable parental consent.

SB669 - Local economic development; commitments.

1 Co-Sponsor

Local economic development commitments. Provides that any economic development commitments that are affirmatively stated in a public meeting shall be binding, reflected in any agreement with the locality, and enforceable through a judicial relief action.

SR150 - Celebrating the life of Virginia Belle Honeycutt Meador.

1 Co-Sponsor

SR610 - Celebrating the life of Lorraine Payne Williams.

1 Co-Sponsor

SJR38 - Commending Amanda L. Newins.

2 Co-Sponsors

SB481 - Abolition of juvenile fines and fees; criminal offenses.

1 Co-Sponsor

Abolition of juvenile fines and fees; criminal offenses. Abolishes court costs, fines, and fees assessed to a juvenile or his parent or other persons responsible for his care in circuit court and juvenile and domestic relations district court related to prosecutions of criminal offenses. Abolition of juvenile fines and fees; criminal offenses. Abolishes court costs, fines, and fees assessed to a juvenile or his parent or other persons responsible for his care in circuit court and juvenile and domestic relations district court related to prosecutions of criminal offenses.

SJR52 - Celebrating the life of Jackie Duckette Hunter.

1 Co-Sponsor

SB678 - Intercollegiate athletics; student-athletes, compensation and representation for name, image, etc.

2 Co-Sponsors

Intercollegiate athletics, student-athletes; compensation and representation for name, image, or likeness.

SR124 - Commending Ann Cannon Taylor.

7 Co-Sponsors

SR30 - Commending Harrison A. Moody.

1 Co-Sponsor

SB423 - Cannabis control; retail market, penalties.

1 Co-Sponsor

Cannabis control; retail market; penalties. Establishes a framework for the creation of a retail marijuana market in the Commonwealth, to be administered by the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority. The bill allows the Authority to begin issuing all marijuana licenses on July 1, 2025; however, the bill allows certain pharmaceutical processors to begin operations on July 1, 2024, and allows a limited number of other licensees to begin operations on January 1, 2025.

SB688 - Offshore wind capacity; development, prohibited cost recovery.

1 Co-Sponsor

Development of offshore wind capacity; prohibited cost recovery. Development of offshore wind capacity; prohibited cost recovery.

SB313 - Contractors, Board for; required regulations and disclosures.

2 Co-Sponsors

Board for Contractors; required regulations and disclosures. Board for Contractors; required regulations and disclosures. Requires the Board for Contractors to adopt regulations requiring all Class A, B, and C residential contractors, excluding subcontractors to the contracting parties and those who engage in routine maintenance or service contracts, to use legible written contracts that include certain terms and conditions. The bill directs the Board to require a statement of protections be provided by the contractor to the homeowner, consumer, or buyer in transactions involving door-to-door solicitations or any residential rooftop solar installation. The bill requires the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation to review by July 1, 2025, its licensing exam for alternative energy system contracting to ensure such exam includes questions related to the physical installation of alternative energy systems on preexisting structures. The bill also requires the Board for Contractors to create a disclosure form to be provided in any transaction involving a residential rooftop solar installation to include specific disclosures regarding the risks associated with residential rooftop solar installation. Finally, the bill requires the State Corporation Commission to convene a work group of relevant stakeholders to develop recommendations for any additional consumer protections regarding the sale, lease, or installation of a solar energy facility with a generating capacity of 25 kilowatts or less and report the work group's recommendations to certain committees of the General Assembly by November 30, 2024.