Virginia House Labor and Commerce Committee 2020 Regular Session Continued Legislation Docket

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This is a Virginia House Labor and Commerce (H14) committee docket for the 2020 Regular session listing continued legislation, with Bill items: 27 printed. It names Ward as Chair and Sullivan as Vice Chair, and the meeting schedule is Tuesday and Thursday. The continued bills include HB 39 on enrollment by pregnant individuals in health benefit plans, HB 338 and HB 339 on the Virginia Minimum Wage Act, HB 403 on safe days for employees, HB 1112 on covenants not to compete, SB 291 on dual compensation for mortgage brokers and SB 382 on coverage for prosthetic devices.

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2020 SESSION
House Labor and Commerce
MEMBERSHIP
Ward (Chair),
Sullivan (Vice Chair),
Kory,
Keam,
Lopez,
Lindsey,
Bagby,
Heretick,
Mullin,
Bourne,
Guzman,
Ayala,
Gooditis,
Kilgore,
Byron,
Ware,
Marshall,
Wilt,
Webert,
Ransone,
O'Quinn,
Head
MEETS
Tuesday and Thursday, 1/2 hour after adjournment,
House Committee Room (Pocahontas Building)
Legislation continued:
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HB 39 Health benefit plans; enrollment by pregnant individuals.
HB 59 Health carriers; licensed athletic trainers.
HB 69 Credit unions; authorizes localities and political subdivisions to hold public deposits.
HB 338 Virginia Minimum Wage Act; removes exemption for persons employed in domestic service, etc.
HB 339 Virginia Minimum Wage Act; removes certain exemption.
HB 403 Safe days for employees; private employers required to allow days.
HB 442 Health insurance; coverage for donated human breast milk.
HB 503 Health insurance; coverage for prosthetic devices.
HB 523 Dulles Greenway; powers and responsibilities of SCC to regulate toll road operators.
HB 530 Health care coverage; qualified health plans.
HB 579 Health insurance; coverage for mammograms.
HB 776 Health insurance; coverage for fertility preservation procedures for cancer patients.
HB 805 Employment health and safety standards; heat illness prevention.
HB 959 Resilience hub pilot program; established.
HB 1036 Preventive services; coverage for outpatient mental health screenings or visits.
HB 1112 Employment; covenants not to compete.
HB 1331 Health insurance; in-network guarantees.
HB 1384 Health insurance; provider contracts, business practices, penalties.
HB 1543 Minimum wage and workers' compensation; inmates as employees.
HB 1594 Health insurance; mandated coverage for hearing aids for minors.
HB 1677 Electric utility regulation; retail customer choice.
HB 1697 Broadband service providers; fiber optic broadband lines, railroad crossings.
HB 1713 Health insurance; essential health benefits, abortion coverage.
HB 1730 Human Rights Act; employees providing domestic service.
HB 1731 Health care provider panel; definition of "vertically-integrated carrier."
SB 291 Mortgage brokers; prohibition on dual compensation.
SB 382 Health insurance; coverage for prosthetic devices.

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