SB348 - Gaming; posting of illegal gaming tip line information.

1 Co-Sponsor

Gaming; posting of illegal gaming tip line information. Requires those legally authorized to sell Virginia lottery tickets or conduct charitable gaming, horse racing with pari-mutuel wagering, and casino gaming in the Commonwealth to post in a conspicuous place on their premises a sign that bears the toll-free telephone number and website of the illegal gaming tip line established and administered by the Office of the Gaming Enforcement Coordinator in the Department of State Police for members of the public to report concerns about, or suspected instances of, illegal gaming activities.

SR611 - Celebrating the life of Golden Bethune-Hill.

2 Co-Sponsors

Celebrating the life of Dr. Golden Bethune-Hill.

SR614 - Commending David Olive.

1 Co-Sponsor

SR609 - Celebrating the life of Daniel Porter Jordan, Jr.

5 Co-Sponsors

SR602 - Commending the English Empowerment Center.

1 Co-Sponsor

SR604 - Commending the Reverend Dr. Melvin Marriner.

2 Co-Sponsors

SB408 - Charitable organization; registration fees, solicitation of contributions.

1 Co-Sponsor

Solicitation of contributions; registration of charitable organization; fees. Reduces fees for the registration of charitable organizations that intend to solicit contributions within the Commonwealth. The bill also contains technical amendments.

SB259 - Civil actions filed on behalf of multiple persons; types of class actions.

2 Co-Sponsors

Civil actions filed on behalf of multiple persons; class actions. Provides that one or more members of a class may, as representative parties on behalf of all members, bring a civil action or may be proceeded against in a civil action, provided that (i) the class is so numerous that joinder of all members or proceeding with such actions on an individual basis is impracticable or contrary to judicial economy; (ii) there are questions of law or fact common to the class; (iii) the claims or defenses of the representative parties are typical of the claims or defenses of the class; and (iv) the representative parties shall fairly and adequately protect the interests of the class. The bill further sets out the procedure to certify a class action, the duties of counsel appointed in a class action, the various orders a court may issue during the course of a class action, and the process by which a settlement, voluntary dismissal, or compromise may occur. The bill has a delayed effective date of January 1, 2025, and is identical to

SR25 - Commending R. McKenna Brown.

1 Co-Sponsor

SR23 - Celebrating the life of Corporal Spencer Roman Bartley Collart, USMC.

2 Co-Sponsors

SB216 - License plates, special; issuance of plates marking 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.

1 Co-Sponsor

Special license plates; 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. Authorizes the issuance of revenue-sharing special license plates marking the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. The bill provides that the prepaid application requirements for special license plates shall not apply to such plates, that the provisions of the bill expire on July 1, 2032, that such plates shall not be newly issued on or after such date, and that such plates may continue in use for a period of time determined by the Commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles.

SR146 - Commending Makayla Bays.

1 Co-Sponsor

SR94 - Celebrating the life of William Reese Hess.

1 Co-Sponsor

SB152 - Electric utilities; retail competition, aggregated competitive purchasers.

1 Co-Sponsor

Electric utilities; retail competition; aggregated competitive purchasers. Creates a limited exception to the requirement that the State Corporation Commission must find that a petition for certain competitive purchasers to aggregate their demands to become qualified to purchase retail electric energy is consistent with the public interest in order for the Commission to approve such petition. The bill provides that a customer seeking such approval may remunerate the utility for any adverse effects to the incumbent utility or its remaining utility customers contrary to the public interest as determined by the Commission. The bill also provides that such customers shall not be denied permission to procure retail electric energy from a competitive supplier and that such remuneration fee shall be recalculated by the Commission on a triennial basis from when a customer commences a competitive service agreement.

SJR100 - Commending the Bath County Fair Association, Inc.

2 Co-Sponsors