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signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 5, 2019

HB 1639: Medical Assistance Services, Department of; payment for certain services to hospice patients.

Directs the Department of Medical Assistance Services to implement a process for direct payment of nursing facility or ICF/MR services for hospice patients receiving services in a nursing facility or ICF/MR, if such patient would be eligible for medical assistance for nursing facility or ICF/MR services had he not elected to receive hospice care. The bill provides that payments made to a nursing facility or ICF/MR shall be the full amount that would be paid to the nursing facility or ICF/MR, if the individual was not receiving hospice services, and shall not reflect any discount to such rates.
Chris Head (R)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 5, 2019

HB 2693: Qualified mental health professionals; regulations for registration.

Requires the Board of Counseling to promulgate regulations for the registration of persons receiving supervised training in order to qualify as a qualified mental health professional. The bill defines the terms "qualified mental health professional-adult," "qualified mental health professional-child," and "qualified mental health professional-trainee." This bill is identical to
Cia Price (D)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 5, 2019

HB 2298: Banks; directors' meetings.

Removes the ability of a bank's shareholders to fix the number that constitutes a quorum for a meeting of the bank's board of directors at not less than five. In its place, the measure authorizes a bank's shareholders to adopt a bylaw setting as a quorum a number that is not less than a majority of the bank's directors. This bill is identical to
Israel O'Quinn (R)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 5, 2019

HB 1673: Protective orders, preliminary; full hearing date if an act of God causes closure of a court, etc.

Provides that if a court is lawfully closed and such closure prevents the full hearing for a preliminary protective order from being held within 15 days of the issuance of the preliminary order, the hearing shall be held on the next day not a Saturday, Sunday, legal holiday, or day on which the court is lawfully closed.
Michael P. Mullin (D)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 5, 2019

HB 1983: Rail Enhancement Fund; matching funds.

Provides that federal funds for freight rail projects may be used to satisfy the requirement that any project funded by the Rail Enhancement Fund include at least 30 percent matching funds from a private source. Under current law, the matching funds requirement may be met using funds from private businesses, railroads, regional authorities, and local governments.
Christopher P. Stolle (R)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 5, 2019

HB 2539: Worker retraining tax credit; sunset date, worker training investment tax credit.

Advances the sunset date of the worker retraining tax credit from January 1, 2022, to January 1, 2019, and creates the worker training investment tax credit to replace it beginning with taxable year 2019. The worker training investment tax credit is a modification of the worker retraining tax credit. Credit is allowed to businesses who provide (i) eligible worker training, defined in the bill, or (ii) manufacturing instruction to students. The provisions relating to manufacturing instruction are identical to those in the expiring worker retraining tax credit.
Kathy J. Byron (R) · 3 co-sponsors
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 5, 2019

HB 1662: Child restraint devices and safety belts; exempts emergency and law-enforcement vehicles.

Exempts the operators of emergency medical services agency vehicles, fire company vehicles, fire department vehicles, and law-enforcement agency vehicles during the performance of their official duties from (i) the requirement that certain minors be secured with a safety belt and (ii) the requirement that minors under the age of eight be secured in a child restraint device, provided that exigent circumstances exist and no child restraint device is readily available. This bill is identical to
Chris Head (R)
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