The House of Delegates reconvened to pass House Bill 4220, which would require the Board of Medicine to treat a person qualified as a radiologic practitioner assistant as a radiologist assistant. One House Joint Resolution, House Resolution 101, the Commercial and Industrial Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemption Amendment, and five bills also advanced to third reading, including House Bill 4034, which would authorize any municipality to enact by ordinance a vacant property registration program.
In addition, the House adopted House Resolution 22, establishing February 16, 2010 as Corrections Day. Four House Concurrent Resolutions were adopted as well.
Fifteen bills were introduced to the House, including House Bill 4514, which would eliminate the sales tax on food.
The following committees will meet today:
Finance-1 p.m.-460M
Judiciary-1 p.m.-410M
Government Organization-2 p.m.-215E
Education-2 p.m.-434M
Natural Resources-4 p.m.-215E
The following committees will meet tomorrow:
Agriculture-8:30 a.m.-215E
Veterans Affairs-9 a.m.-460M
Natural Resources-9:15 a.m.-215E
Banking and Insurance-10 a.m.-215E
Pensions and Retirement-10 a.m.-460M
Political Subdivisions-1 p.m.-410M
Roads and Transportation-2 p.m.-215E
Senior Citizen Issues-3 p.m.-215E
Health and Human Resources-4 p.m.-215E
The House will reconvene 11 a.m. tomorrow.
