Legislative bills; repeals provisions requiring certain bills to be filed on first day of session. (HB428)

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√	Introduced
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√	Passed Senate
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Description

Bills required to be introduced by first day of a session. Repeals the provisions requiring the following types of bills to be filed no later than the first day of a legislative session: charter, claims, optional county form of government, corrections impact, local fiscal impact, sales tax exemption, and Virginia Retirement System. View Full Text »

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