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From: "Erika Fischer" <Erika@BobMcDonnell.com> Add to Address Book
To: inafinn2003@yahoo.com
Subject: Questions and Answers from HB 2078
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 15:53:45 -0500
Ina,
Please see the below e-mail from Bob. Please let me know if you need anything further. Thank you for inviting me to speak with your club, I really enjoyed meeting you and your group.
I look forward to talking with you again soon,
Erika
Erika Fischer
Hampton Roads Field Director
McDonnell for Virginia
757.499.2944
Join Bob's Growing List of Supporters www.BobMcDonnell.com
Where is HB2078 and what is its status?
HB2078 has been referred to the Senate Committee on Finance and will be discussed in the near future, to be decided by the Committee.
Who originally wrote the proposed additions that are sections 10.1-2307 and 10.1-2308?
Delegate Van Landingham, with the assistance of the Department of Historic Resources, originally wrote the bill, but those sections were later amended out and are no longer part of the bill. Delegate Van Landingham is currently home ill with cancer for an indeterminate amount of time.
How is a patron assigned to a bill?
The Patron is the individual who writes, introduces and sponsors a bill. A Chief Co-patron would be one other person who asks, or is asked, to be the second sponsor of the bill. There can be many co-patrons, which can be added by request of the Patron or the member.
Who is assigned to the committee for arguing for or against the bill?
The is no one committee specifically designed for arguing for and against a bill.
The last committee in the House of Delegates to hear this bill was the House Committee for Appropriations. The House Committee for Appropriations members are: Callahan (Chairman), Putney, Dillard, Morgan, Tata, Hamilton, Ingram, May, Sherwood, Cox, Wardrup, Dudley, Reid, Landes, Jones, S.C., Hogan, Councill, Van Landingham, Phillips, Spruill, Stump, Scott, J.M., Joannou, Miles, and Abbitt. The members of the Senate Committee on Finance are: Chichester (Chairman), Colgan, Lambert, Wampler, Stosch, Houck, Hawkins, Howell, Saslaw, Stolle, Quayle, Norment, Potts, Hanger, and Watkins.
The Patron is requested to speak on behalf of the bill, and may ask other experts to testify as well. Occasionally there is a speaking list, and someone may write to a member on the committee hearing the bill to ask to speak on its behalf.
Did anyone appear before the committee for HB2078?
The bill was largely heard during an evening session, and there is no documentation of anyone testifying. There have been no testimonies in the Senate committees thus far.
If not approved this time, when can a similar bill with similar wording be reintroduced?
A similar bill can be introduced in the 2006 session by a delegate or senator.
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To: inafinn2003@yahoo.com
Subject: Questions and Answers from HB 2078
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 15:53:45 -0500
Ina,
Please see the below e-mail from Bob. Please let me know if you need anything further. Thank you for inviting me to speak with your club, I really enjoyed meeting you and your group.
I look forward to talking with you again soon,
Erika
Erika Fischer
Hampton Roads Field Director
McDonnell for Virginia
757.499.2944
Join Bob's Growing List of Supporters www.BobMcDonnell.com
Where is HB2078 and what is its status?
HB2078 has been referred to the Senate Committee on Finance and will be discussed in the near future, to be decided by the Committee.
Who originally wrote the proposed additions that are sections 10.1-2307 and 10.1-2308?
Delegate Van Landingham, with the assistance of the Department of Historic Resources, originally wrote the bill, but those sections were later amended out and are no longer part of the bill. Delegate Van Landingham is currently home ill with cancer for an indeterminate amount of time.
How is a patron assigned to a bill?
The Patron is the individual who writes, introduces and sponsors a bill. A Chief Co-patron would be one other person who asks, or is asked, to be the second sponsor of the bill. There can be many co-patrons, which can be added by request of the Patron or the member.
Who is assigned to the committee for arguing for or against the bill?
The is no one committee specifically designed for arguing for and against a bill.
The last committee in the House of Delegates to hear this bill was the House Committee for Appropriations. The House Committee for Appropriations members are: Callahan (Chairman), Putney, Dillard, Morgan, Tata, Hamilton, Ingram, May, Sherwood, Cox, Wardrup, Dudley, Reid, Landes, Jones, S.C., Hogan, Councill, Van Landingham, Phillips, Spruill, Stump, Scott, J.M., Joannou, Miles, and Abbitt. The members of the Senate Committee on Finance are: Chichester (Chairman), Colgan, Lambert, Wampler, Stosch, Houck, Hawkins, Howell, Saslaw, Stolle, Quayle, Norment, Potts, Hanger, and Watkins.
The Patron is requested to speak on behalf of the bill, and may ask other experts to testify as well. Occasionally there is a speaking list, and someone may write to a member on the committee hearing the bill to ask to speak on its behalf.
Did anyone appear before the committee for HB2078?
The bill was largely heard during an evening session, and there is no documentation of anyone testifying. There have been no testimonies in the Senate committees thus far.
If not approved this time, when can a similar bill with similar wording be reintroduced?
A similar bill can be introduced in the 2006 session by a delegate or senator.
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