HJR11 - Celebrating the life of Emmitt Bruce Marshall.

3 Co-Sponsors

HR8 - Commending Major General Timothy P. Williams, VNG.

12 Co-Sponsors

HB1202 - Killing the fetus of another; guilty of manslaughter, penalties.

2 Co-Sponsors

Killing the fetus of another; manslaughter; penalties. Provides that any person who kills the fetus of another by an intentional act committed while in the sudden heat of passion upon reasonable provocation is guilty of voluntary manslaughter, which is punishable as a Class 5 felony. The bill also provides that any person who kills the fetus of another accidentally, contrary to the intention of the parties and while engaged in conduct so gross, wanton, and culpable as to show a reckless disregard for human life, is guilty of involuntary manslaughter, which is also punishable as a Class 5 felony.

HB1220 - State Corporation Commission; insurance coverage regulations.

1 Co-Sponsor

State Corporation Commission; insurance coverage regulations. Requires the State Corporation Commission to amend regulations to reduce the mandatory limit of liability imposed upon insurers for household and personal property coverage from at least 50 percent of the dwelling limit of liability to at least 25 percent of the dwelling limit of liability.

HB1160 - Independent contractors; establishes portable benefit accounts and nonrefundable tax credit.

3 Co-Sponsors

Portable benefit accounts; tax credit. Authorizes a Virginia resident who has worked as an independent contractor to establish a portable benefit account. Under the bill, a portable benefit account offered through and administered by a bank, credit union, or other depository institution and distributions from the account may be used for the payment of various health-related costs. The bill establishes a nonrefundable tax credit for taxable years 2024 through 2028 for individuals who contribute to a portable benefit account.

HJR62 - Celebrating the life of Charles Wayne Payne, Sr.

8 Co-Sponsors

HB1180 - Home instruction and private education; creates a tax credit for taxable years 2024 through 2028.

4 Co-Sponsors

Tax credit; eligible education expenses; home instruction and private education. Creates a tax credit for taxable years 2024 through 2028 that may be claimed by any parent of a child who receives home instruction or attends a private elementary or secondary school in Virginia. The bill specifies that an eligible individual may claim the credit for certain eligible education expenses, as defined in the bill and imposes certain limitations on who may claim the credit and how much credit may be claimed based on a taxpayer's Virginia adjusted gross income.

HB1507 - Taxes; penalties and interest associated with the filing of returns or payment.

1 Co-Sponsor

Penalties and interest associated with the filing of tax returns or payment of taxes.

HR22 - Commending the Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department.

15 Co-Sponsors

HB1212 - Standards of Learning assessments; virtual assessment administration.

1 Co-Sponsor

Standards of Learning assessments; virtual assessment administration; students with Individualized Education Programs; conditions and availability. Requires the Board of Education to offer virtual assessment administration as an alternative method of Standards of Learning assessment administration for any student with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) who meets the criteria established by the Board to demonstrate achievement of the Standards of Learning. The bill provides that such virtual assessment administration shall be available at the option of such student and such student's parent subject to the final determination of such student's IEP team as to the virtual setting and conditions appropriate for such student. The bill further permits the Board to adopt policies providing for such virtual assessment administration as an alternative for any student who does not receive special education or does not have an IEP, provided that such alternative is equally available to any such student subject to through-year growth assessment requirements. Finally, the bill requires the Board to develop guidance to implement the provisions of the bill by January 1, 2025.