Delegate John O'Bannon (R-Richmond)

Photo of John O'Bannon
Party
Republican
District
73: County of Henrico (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2001
Next Election
November 2013
Committees
Appropriations, Health, Welfare and Institutions, Privileges and Elections
Website
johnobannon.com
Copatroning Habits
77% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 69% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 69% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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alcohol business care children commendation court crime death doctor education elderly finance government health health care health insurance hospital insurance license license plate medicine mental health nursing home privacy property tax regulation school study tax transportation
Bills Passed
48.3% in 2013
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Donor Sector Total

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Recent Mentions on Blogs

Va. colleges raise tuition despite governor's request | WTVR.com

May 9, 2013
Republican State Delegate John O'Bannon says he believes tuition increases will put an unfair burden on many Virginia families. “The average Virginia family is going to have a hard time keeping up with this,” O'Bannon says.

SB1060, “Don't Follow Too Closely,” Defeated 42-55 | Virginia ...

February 18, 2013
It was interesting to me that ALL the members of House Trans Sub2 except Chairman John Cox voted FOR the blll, as I really didn't expect Del. Garrett to do so. Also encouraging to see Chairman ... I am personally disappointed in John O' Bannon (my delegate for 10 years prior to redistricting, who was a co-patron of the bill and then voted AGAINST it) and Jimmie Massie (who is my current delegate) who did the same. Thanks to everyone who made their contacts, and ...

Sen. Ralph Northam and Del. John O'Bannon Announce Childhood ...

January 19, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE RICHMOND – January 19, 2011 - As the General Assembly enters the second week of the 2011 legislative session, Sen. Ralph Northam.

Delegate John O'Bannon, MD, On HB 10 - FamilyFoundationBlog.com

February 2, 2010
Delegate John O'Bannon (R-73, Henrico), the chief co-patron of Delegate Bob Marshall's (R-13, Manassas) Virginia Health Care Freedom Act (HB 10), spoke at The Family Foundation of Virginia Day at the Capitol on January ...

Alter of Freedom: Delegate John O'Bannon Outed on Health ...

October 19, 2009
Delegate John O'Bannon Outed on Health-Related Record. Again, I have not seen such a hotly contested Delegate race and at times full of those campaign grenades often thrown out by staffers or supporters than what is ...
Recent Mentions in the Media

wtvr.com: Va. colleges raise tuition despite governor's request

May 9, 2013
Va. colleges raise tuition despite governor's requestRepublican State Delegate John O'Bannon says he believes tuition increases will put an unfair burden on many Virginia families. ?The average Virginia family is going to have a hard time keeping up with this,? O'Bannon says. The tuition increases come ...
From this Legislator’s Twitter Feed

February 15, 2011

DelOBannon: Thank you for your thoughtful comments. I am working with the budget conferees for additional hours and waivers. #

February 12, 2011

DelOBannon: REMINDER: Delegate O'Bannon's Town Hall Town Hall Thursday, Feb 17 -- Hermitage High School Library 7pm http://ow.ly/3VmXl #

January 19, 2011

DelOBannon: Come out to our town hall! http://ow.ly/3GuSO #

January 12, 2011

DelOBannon: Check out the General Assembly live! http://ow.ly/3Cyg6 #

December 1, 2009

DelOBannon: I hope everyone can join us this evening from 6-8pm to celebrate the election at the West End Community Center! http://bit.ly/5xrYNh #

These are all of the video clips of John O'Bannon’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 131 video clips in all.

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Bills

  • HB182: License plates, special; issuance of those bearing legend: PEACE BEGINS AT HOME.
  • HB345: Dietitians; requires Board of Medicine to promulgate regulations for licensure.
  • HB1087: Nursing home patients; notice of discharge or transfer to State Long-Term Care Ombudsman.
  • HB1422: Interchangeable biosimilar biological products; permits pharmacists to dispense, etc.
  • HB1423: Mandatory outpatient treatment; who may file petition.
  • HB1443: Social Serices, Commissioner of; submission of financial information by applicant, licensure.
  • HB1444: Medications; administration by certain employees or contract service providers.
  • HB1501: Pharmacy; collaborative agreements.
  • HB1672: Naloxone; administration by unlicensed individual in cases of opiate overdose.
  • HB1721: Child abuse and neglect investigations; time limit for reports.
  • HB1759: Percutaneous gastrostomy tube; administration of medications.
  • HB2127: Virginia College Savings Plan, Board of; elected positions, technical amendments.
  • HB2145: Virginia College Savings Plan; deposit of income tax refunds.
  • HB2146: Virginia War Memorial; powers and duties of division of Department of Veterans Services.
  • HB2161: Nurses; authority to possess and administer oxygen to treat emergency medical conditions.
  • HB2246: Health benefit exchange; regulation of navigators, report.
  • HB2314: License plates, special; issuance of those bearing legend: PEACE BEGINS AT HOME.
  • HB2315: Volunteer Rescue Squads, Va Association of; to submit an annual financial report on use of funds.
  • HJ575: Commending World Pediatric Project.
  • HJ579: Commending Bon Secours Virginia Health System.
  • HJ587: Celebrating the life of Dr. Lucie Anne Pelletier.
  • HJ611: Constitutional amendment; right to a secret ballot (first reference).
  • HJ617: Rotary Day in Virginia; designates as June 1, in 2013 and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ636: Commending Tonya Mallory.
  • HJ652: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds.
  • HJ687: Health care; Joint Commission on Health Care to study factors affecting costs.
  • HJ865: Celebrating the life of James L. Jenkins.
  • HJ866: Commending the Science Museum of Virginia.
  • HJ869: Commending ChildFund International.
  • HB177: Health records privacy; disclosure to emergency medical services councils.
  • HB178: Continuing care facilities; resident's meetings.
  • HB179: Uninsured motorists; raises uninsured motor vehicle fee.
  • HB180: Commonwealth Health Research Board; certain employees shall be entitled to state employee benefits.
  • HB181: Registered nurse or physician assistant; authority to pronounce death.
  • HB182: License plates, special; issuance of those bearing legend: PEACE BEGINS AT HOME.
  • HB183: Family Access to Medical Insurance Security Plan; coverage for certain children and pregnant women.
  • HB184: Medical Assistance Services, Board of; requires two members of Board to be fraud investigators.
  • HB190: Real estate tax; exemption for disabled veterans.
  • HB343: Virginia All-Payer Claims Database; created, report.
  • HB344: Dental and dental hygiene school faculty; licensure.
  • HB345: Dietitians; requires Board of Medicine to promulgate regulations for licensure.
  • HB346: Nurse practitioners; practice as part of patient care teams that includes a physician.
  • HB1086: Restitution; allows victim to authorize State attorney to collect.
  • HB1087: Nursing home patients; notice of discharge or transfer to State Long-Term Care Ombudsman.
  • HB1088: Reduced cigarette ignition propensity; eliminates an exemption.
  • HB1089: Public schools; immunization requirements.
  • HB1090: Medicaid eligibility; determination of assets.
  • HB1091: Alcoholic beverages; unlawful possession.
  • HB1092: Physical education; Board of Education to develop guidelines governing requirements in schools.
  • HB1211: Assisted living facilities and adult foster care homes; may accept third-party payments.
  • HB1212: Storage of health records; replaces obsolete terminology and cross-references referred to records.
  • HJ18: Community-based mental health services; individuals transitioning from state hospitals, report.
  • HJ19: Organ, eye, and tissue donation; options for establishing opt-out program in State, report.
  • HJ20: Celebrating the life of Gayle G. Arnold, M.D.
  • HJ21: Celebrating the life of David K. Wiecking, M.D.
  • HJ22: Commending Tyler Whitley.
  • HJ295: Celebrating the life of William Mathias Jones.
  • HJ413: Commending the Virginia Biotechnology Association.
  • HJ432: Celebrating the life of Andrew Haliday McCutcheon, Jr.
  • HJ487: Commending Virgil R. Hazelett.
  • HB301: Autopsy; retention and disposal of specimens.
  • HB305: Voluntary admission; person admitted to facility for mental health treatment after detention order.
  • HB306: Adverse medical outcomes; pilot program created.
  • HB307: Involuntary temporary detention order; hearing after execution.
  • HB309: Summary judgment; documents that can serve as basis for motion.
  • HB310: Offers of judgment; costs.
  • HB601: Medical laboratory scientists technicians; may practice if registered with Board of Medicine.
  • HB1418: License plates, special; issuance to those bearing legend: DONT TREAD ON ME.
  • HB1640: Offers of judgment; costs.
  • HB1641: Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act; established.
  • HB1642: Dental school faculty; licensure.
  • HB1643: Certificate of public need; Commissioner of Health to issue for certain nursing home beds.
  • HB1644: Public schools; physical education requirement, exception.
  • HB1645: Real property tax; exemption for disabled veterans.
  • HB1835: Service of notices from DMV; fee for renewal of driver's license, exchange of license plates.
  • HB1836: Infants; blood sample provided to parents.
  • HB2227: Assessment of sexually violent predators; qualifications.
  • HB2228: Open-end credit plans; prohibits anyone other than seller of certain goods from extending credit.
  • HB2229: Practitioners; competency assessments.
  • HB2375: Commonwealth Project Management Standard; created for information technology projects, etc.
  • HJ575: Commending Access Now.
  • HJ576: Commending William F. Egelhoff.
  • HJ577: Internet; urging Congress to recognize importance of unfettered access and limit regulation by FCC.
  • HJ578: Federal Trade Commission; urging Congress to refrain from granting expanded rulemaking authority.
  • HJ579: Prescription medications; Joint Commission on Health Care to study impacts of cost sharing, etc.
  • HJ580: Assisted living services; JLARC to study State's third-party payments.
  • HJ682: Substance abuse treatment; JCHC to study involuntary admission of persons in need in State.
  • HJ811: Celebrating the life of Colonel Andrew Todd.
  • HJ819: Commending The Little Oil Company, Incorporated on the occasion of its 90th anniversary.
  • HJ881: Celebrating the life of Sara Boone Baird.
  • HB143: Practitioner self-referral; clarifies those that may make a referral.
  • HB144: DUI; DCJS to establish model policy for law-enforcement personnel for questioning those suspected.
  • HB145: Reflectors on trailers; required on those that have an empty weight of 3,000 pounds or less.
  • HB146: Child support; court may order continuation for child over age 18 who is attending college.
  • HB147: Constitutional amendment; limit on taxes or revenues and Revenue Stabilization Fund.
  • HB148: Certificate of public need; Commissioner of Health to issue additional beds for nursing homes.
  • HB149: Constitutional amendment; property tax exemption for certain veterans.
  • HB150: Prescription drugs; stored, etc., by community services board, behavioral health authorities, etc.
  • HB151: Home/electronic incarceration program; deemed to be term of confinement for convicted offender.
  • HB152: Electronic security employees; those with valid permits may carry concealed handguns.
  • HB153: Physical therapy; advertising prohibited if not a licensed physical therapist or assistant.
  • HB301: Autopsy; retention and disposal of specimens.
  • HB302: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemption for certain computer equipment and enabling software.
  • HB303: Health insurance; mandated coverage for autism spectrum disorder.
  • HB304: Va. Grade Level Alternative; justification shall be provided for each student considered therefor.
  • HB305: Voluntary admission; person admitted to facility for mental health treatment after detention order.
  • HB306: Adverse medical outcomes; pilot program created.
  • HB307: Involuntary temporary detention order; hearing after execution.
  • HB308: Mobile dental clinics; Board of Dentistry to develop regulations.
  • HB309: Summary judgment; documents that can serve as basis for motion.
  • HB310: Offers of judgment; costs.
  • HB311: Inmates; hospitalization in local correctional facilities.
  • HB601: Medical laboratory scientists technicians; may practice if registered with Board of Medicine.
  • HB602: Governor's Development Opportunity Fund; authority of Governor to award grants.
  • HJ33: Constitutional amendment; property tax exemption for certain veterans (second reference).
  • HJ34: Constitutional amendment; limit on taxes or revenues and Revenue Stabilization Fund.
  • HJ35: Health insurance system, private; joint subcommittee on Healthcare Reform to recommend reforms.
  • HJ36: Celebrating the life of Sergeant Major Lawrence T. Parker.
  • HJ37: Celebrating the life of Dr. Carl William Armstrong.
  • HJ38: Celebrating the life of Harvey Lee Hudson, Jr.
  • HJ39: Commending Michael A. Jones.
  • HJ40: Commending Delia H. Atwood.
  • HJ59: Celebrating the life of Leo T. Griffin, Sr.
  • HJ89: Children's mental health services; joint subcommittee to study option for improving & accessibility.
  • HJ90: Nursing homes; DHP to study advisability of permitting use of medication aides.
  • HJ104: Commending the Collegiate School boys' tennis team.
  • HJ105: Commending the Collegiate School girls' tennis team.
  • HJ163: Celebrating the life of Alexander Victor Kissal.
  • HJ172: Celebrating the life of Marcus Pinson Neal, Jr., M.D.
  • HJ173: Celebrating the life of L. Clarke Jones, Jr.
  • HJ174: Celebrating the life of Elizabeth Harding LeRoy.
  • HJ194: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Robert James Smith.
  • HJ306: Commending Rotary International.
  • HJ341: Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week; designating as second week of March 2010, & each year thereafter.
  • HJ345: Celebrating the life of Philip LeeAllen Minor, M.D.
  • HJ346: Celebrating the life of Paul Randolph McNeer, M.D.
  • HB244: Campaign finance reports; custody and retention requirements.
  • HB247: Hospital emergency departments; ability to access electronic health records.
  • HB253: Health Insurance, Bureau of; establishes division within State Corporation Commission.
  • HB382: Medical advisory committees and consultants; privileged communications.
  • HB1318: Taxpayer Surplus Relief Fund; established to provide tax relief.
  • HB1952: Health Care, Joint Commission on; repeals provision sunsetting the Commission on July 1, 2012.
  • HB1984: Physicians and patients; eliminates limiting patient's health information introduced at trial .
  • HB1985: Autism Tuition Assistance Grant Program; established.
  • HB1986: Medication aide training programs; requirements therefor.
  • HB2455: Biosciences and other technology industries; qualified equity and subordinated debt investments.
  • HB2456: Tobacco Settlement Foundation; changes name to Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth.
  • HB2457: Retirement System; divest itself of investments in companies investing in Iran's petroleum sector.
  • HB2458: Posting of charity care policies; requires hospitals to post information related thereto.
  • HB2459: Right to notify; consumer in mental health facility to have opportunity thereto of his condition.
  • HB2460: Transportation of person under emergency custody, etc.; allowed to be transported by family member.
  • HB2461: Notification of family member in commitment process; disclosure of certain information of patient.
  • HB2462: Patient level data system; reporting requirement.
  • HB2463: Government Efficiency Review Commission; established.
  • HJ647: Constitutional amendment; limit on taxes or revenues and Revenue Stabilization Fund.
  • HJ648: Constitutional amendment; property tax exemption for certain veterans (first reference).
  • HJ694: Celebrating the life of Dr. Louis Michael Breeden.
  • HJ698: Commending Lisa G. Kaplowitz.
  • HJ793: Deep Vein Thrombosis Awareness Month; designating March 2009, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ812: Celebrating the life of Harold D. McGuire.
  • HJ906: Celebrating the life of Richard Bryant Anthony, Sr.
  • HJ907: Celebrating the life of Dr. Ota Treville Graham, Jr.
  • HJ908: Celebrating the life of Barbara Dovel Daniel.
  • HJ913: Commending three hospitals in the Commonwealth.
  • HJ914: Commending Tuckahoe Elementary School.
  • HJ915: Commending the School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community.
  • HJ999: Commending St. Peter's Catholic Church on the occasion of its 175th anniversary.
  • HJ1023: Commending the Reverend Robert A. Brownell.
  • HB21: Schedule I hallucinogenic drugs; includes salvia divinorum and salvinorin A thereas.
  • HB22: Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus; required to be reported to Department of Health.
  • HB241: Children's teaching hospital; Board of Education to supervise programs for school-age children.
  • HB242: Standards of Learning; physical education requirements.
  • HB243: Human immunodeficiency virus; informed consent for testing.
  • HB244: Campaign finance reports; custody and retention requirements.
  • HB245: Virginia Retirement System group insurance program; exemption from process.
  • HB246: Nutrition and physical activity best practices database; Department of Education to develop.
  • HB247: Hospital emergency departments; ability to access electronic health records.
  • HB248: Emergency medical services personnel; clarifies definitions.
  • HB249: Payday lending charges; establishes maximum annual interest rate.
  • HB250: Health maintenance organization; obtaining HMO license without certificate of quality assurance.
  • HB251: Adult Fatality Review Team; created, report.
  • HB252: Health insurance; mandated coverage for evaluations of brain tumors.
  • HB253: Health Insurance, Bureau of; establishes division within State Corporation Commission.
  • HB381: Certificate of public need; exempting certain facilities from the requirement of obtaining.
  • HB382: Medical advisory committees and consultants; privileged communications.
  • HB383: Occupational therapy assistants; licensing and regulation.
  • HB602: Real estate assessments; burden of proof on appeal.
  • HB603: Health insurance carriers; hospital disclosure of contractual arrangements.
  • HB604: Hospice facilities; continued operation of certain.
  • HB605: Nonprofessional entities; practice of medicine.
  • HB1259: Environmental impact reports; requires county, city, or town to submit report on highway projects.
  • HB1260: Blood donations; allowance of minors age 16 or older to donate.
  • HB1318: Taxpayer Surplus Relief Fund; established to provide tax relief.
  • HJ15: Consumer credit reports; joint subcommittee to study security freezes thereon.
  • HJ53: Health insurance market, commercial; JLARC to study measures to increase competition.
  • HJ54: Commending the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia's Use a Helmet:Prevent Epilepsy program.
  • HJ55: Commending Dr. Marcella F. Fierro.
  • HJ73: Governor's Nutrition and Physical Activity Award Program; school divisions to implement standards.
  • HJ74: Childhood Obesity in Public Schools, Joint Subcommittee Studying; continued.
  • HJ101: Medical errors; Joint Commission on Health Care to study various responses.
  • HJ130: Ronald Reagan Day; designating as February 6, 2008, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ292: Commending the Virginia Institute of Pastoral Care.
  • HJ426: Commending the Richmond Council of the U.S. Navy League on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ474: Celebrating the life of George W. Brown.
  • HJ475: Celebrating the life of Staff Sergeant Michael D. Moody, Jr.
  • HJ478: Commending nine hospitals in the Commonwealth that have achieved recognition as Magnet Healthcare.
  • HJ602: Celebrating the life of Hunter Coleman Purdie, Jr.
  • HJ6058: Commending River Road Church Preschool Development Center.
  • HB611: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
  • HB616: Sentencing proceeding; victim impact testimony is to be admitted during jury hearing.
  • HB619: Payday loans; repealing Act referring thereto.
  • HB620: Physicians; definition of office practice.
  • HB1962: Students with disabilities; provides due process procedures therefor.
  • HB1963: Physician assistant, licensed; authorized to prescribe Schedule II through VI controlled substances.
  • HB1964: License plates, special; issuance to registered nurses.
  • HB1965: Hospice facilities; regulations shall include minimum standards for design and construction.
  • HB2155: Certificate of public need; eliminates regional health planning agencies therefrom.
  • HB2156: Health insurance; mandated coverage for evaluations of brain tumors.
  • HB2157: Medicine, Board of; disciplinary procedure.
  • HB2158: Adult Fatality Review Team; created, report.
  • HB2159: Payday Loan Act; repeals Act.
  • HB2160: Income tax, state; energy-efficient equipment tax credit.
  • HB2161: Emergency medical care system; adds provisions for additional performance improvement measures.
  • HB2210: Medical examiner fee; county or city shall be responsible therefor.
  • HB2211: Emergency Medical Services Registry and Statewide Trauma Registry; created.
  • HB2212: Health regulatory boards; summary restriction of licenses.
  • HB2844: Salvinorin A; included as a Schedule I hallucinogenic.
  • HB2845: Emergency preparedness; makes several revisions related to orders of isolation and quarantine.
  • HB3100: Voter registration list; persons who may obtain lists of persons voting at primaries and elections.
  • HB3101: Independent expenditure disclosure reports; persons required to file.
  • HB3121: Home ownership grants; amount localities may provide for employees of locality.
  • HJ71: Health regulatory boards; Department of Health Professions, et al to study hearing process.
  • HJ129: Emergency preparedness plans; adequacy thereof for residents of special needs facilities.
  • HJ615: George Washington Equestrian Monument in Capitol Square; Council to plan commemoration, report.
  • HJ616: SCHIP; memorializing Congressional Del./Governor to urge Congress to reauthorize funding for FAMIS.
  • HJ635: Stroke prevention and care; Joint Commission on Health Care to study.
  • HJ636: Persons w/mental illness; Joint Commission on Health Care to study housing opportunities therefor.
  • HJ637: Childhood obesity; joint subcommittee to study problem in public schools.
  • HJ638: Celebrating the life of Reverend Dr. Rufus J. Womble.
  • HJ713: Insulin & human growth hormones; DMAS to confer on costs thereof to Medicaid program, report.
  • HJ763: Celebrating the life of Dr. Christopher E. Desch.
  • HJ854: Commending the Virginia Chapter of Meeting Professionals International.
  • HJ963: Commending Carol Marie Gilbert, M.D.
  • HB609: Corporations, professional; when members of board of directors thereof required to be licensed, etc.
  • HB610: Emergency medical services; facilitates development of quality of care initiative within system.
  • HB611: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
  • HB612: Cigarette tax; deduction of bad debts from taxes owed.
  • HB613: Income tax, state; energy efficiency tax credit.
  • HB614: Special Advisory Commission on Mandated Health Insurance Benefits; JLARC to provide staffing.
  • HB615: Assault and battery; penalty when committed against family member.
  • HB616: Sentencing proceeding; victim impact testimony is to be admitted during jury hearing.
  • HB617: Profits from crime; subject to special order of escrow, with profits going to victim.
  • HB618: Dialysis patient care technician; definition thereof.
  • HB619: Payday loans; repealing Act referring thereto.
  • HB620: Physicians; definition of office practice.
  • HB621: Charter; City of Richmond.
  • HB622: Prescriptions; exception to requirement for patients in certain correctional institutions.
  • HB623: Health insurance; mandated coverage for treatment of malignant brain tumors.
  • HB624: Health insurance; mandated coverage for treatment of morbid obesity.
  • HB625: Human remains; Commissioner of Department of Health to determine if hazardous to public health.
  • HB851: Vaccines; authorizes hospitals to provide for administration of influenza and pneumococcal.
  • HB852: Hospital authorities; standardizes powers and duties concerning.
  • HB853: Health records; rights of privacy thereof.
  • HB1329: Revenue Stabilization Fund; excess funds deposited in Taxpayer Surplus Relief Fund.
  • HB1330: Optometrists; allowed to locate practice within commercial or mercantile establishments.
  • HB1545: Tobacco Settlement Foundation; appointment of director.
  • HJ71: Health regulatory boards; Department of Health Professions, et al to study hearing process.
  • HJ91: Commending the 2005 Bethlehem 8-U All-star girls' softball team.
  • HJ129: Emergency preparedness plans; adequacy thereof for residents of special needs facilities.
  • HJ158: Health care coverage; JLARC to study extension thereof to those currently uninsured.
  • HJ279: Commending James L. Jenkins.
  • HJ319: Commending the Douglas S. Freeman H. S. girls' volleyball team.
  • HJ503: Commending the Medical College of Virginia, Health Sciences Division of V.C.U.
  • HJ504: Commending the Virginia Chapter of Meeting Professionals International.
  • HJ5027: Commending Dr. JoAnne Kirk Henry.