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Date	State	Bill No.	Title	Outcome
May 28, 2022	VA	HB 339	Removes the Requirement in the City of Falls Church Charter that Board and Commission Members be Qualified Voters, Replacing it With an Age Requirement	Vetoed
May 27, 2022	VA	HB 891	Removes the term "Alien" as it Pertains to Persons who are not Citizens or Nationals of the United States and Replaces it With Synonymous Language, as Appropriate, Throughout the Code of Virginia	Vetoed
May 27, 2022	VA	SB 508	Increases the Size and Responsibilities of the Virginia Soil and Water Conservation Board	Vetoed
May 27, 2022	VA	HB 384	Protects state and local government employees of the Commonwealth for being Penalized by their Employer for Expressing their Opinion,	Vetoed
May 27, 2022	VA	HB 614	Removes the requirement for an indigent defendant, as defined in the bill, to post an appeal bond in an unlawful detainer action appealed from the general district court.	Vetoed
May 27, 2022	VA	SB 182	Removes the requirement in the City of Falls Church charter that board and commission members be qualified voters	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 1270	Directs the Department of Social Services to Determine whether or not to allow Individuals in Local or State Correctional Facilities to apply for SNAP benefits.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 250	Increases the annual fees for nonhazardous solid waste management facilities and indexes the fees annually based on the change in the Consumer Price Index	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 278	Prohibits a person from parking a vehicle not capable of receiving an electric charge in a space clearly marked as reserved for charging electric vehicles.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 286	Requires Disclosure for potential Buyers to Be Aware with Respect to A Historic District Designated by the Locality.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 288	Increases from 20 percent to 30 percent the Virginia individual and corporate income tax deduction for business interest disallowed as a deduction under § 163(j) of the Internal Revenue Code for taxable years beginning on and after January 1, 2022.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 297	Provides that any health care provider that undertakes any debt collection activities prior to either the issuance of an award or the determination that a claim is noncompensable by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund has committed a prohibited practice under the Virginia Consumer Protection Act.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 347	Requires the State Corporation Commission to Establish for Dominion Energy Virginia Annual Energy Efficiency Savings Targets for Specific Customers.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 389	Repeals the provision of the Code of Virginia requiring an adult child to assist in providing for the support and maintenance of his or her parent, when such parent requires assistance.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 393	Provides that a controller that has obtained personal data about a consumer from a third party shall be deemed in compliance with a consumer's request to delete such data under certain Criteria.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 422	Eliminates the Authority of a Health Carrier to Vary its Premium Rates Based on Tobacco use.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 464	Requires the attorney for the Commonwealth to file with the clerk of the court a copy of any witness subpoena and to provide a copy of such subpoena to any defendant or attorney for the defendant in the pending criminal matter.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 474	Removes the requirement for an indigent defendant, as defined in the bill, to post an appeal bond in an unlawful detainer action appealed from the general district court.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 655	Requires employers to electronically submit claim-related forms and separation information, as well as other information and electronic tax payments, upon the Virginia Employment Commission's request, unless the employer has received a waiver by the Commission.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 706	Prohibits operators of heavy trucks, as defined in the bill, from using cruise control or compression release engine brakes when driving in active snow, sleet, or freezing rain.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 722	Authorizes Localities in Planning District 8 to Prohibit Parking a Motor Vehicle with its Wheels Fully on the Curb.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 802	Establishes the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 820	Requires the Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity to conduct a disparity study every five years	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 1004	Removes the requirement that individuals register for the Selective Service in compliance with federal law in order to be eligible for the Two-Year College Transfer Grant and the Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant Program.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 1298	Prohibits any high school student-athlete who participates in an athletic competition from entering into any contract to receive compensation in relation to such student's athletic participation	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 271	Prohibits Discrimination regarding Live Organ Donors.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 280	Directs Dominion Energy Virginia to provide local reliability data within 30 days upon request by a locality located within the service territory of the utility.	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	SB 311	Provides that a Real Estate Licensee has an Affirmative Duty to Disclose in Writing to the Purchaser or anyone involved in the Transaction that he has Ownership Interest, and must Disclose he is a licensee,	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 297	Prohibits Healthcare Providers From Engaging in Certain Medical Debt Collection Activities	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 1197	Establishes a Study Regarding Transferring the Department of Juvenile Justice to the Secretariat of Health and Human Resources	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 573	Reduces the Statute of Limitations for Actions of Healthcare Service Contracts	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 669	Directs the Commissioner of Health to convene a work group to study whether swimming pools and other water recreational facilities for public use or use in conjunction with a tourist facility or health spa should be regulated by the Department of Health	Vetoed
April 11, 2022	VA	HB 675	Eliminates the Authority of a Health Carrier to Vary its Premium Rates Based on Tobacco use	Vetoed
March 1, 2022	VA	HB 670	Establishes Independent Policing Auditor to Oversee Civilian Law Enforcement Oversight Groups	Vetoed

Date	No.	Title	Outcome
5/28	HB 339	Removes the Requirement in the City of Falls Church Charter that Board and Commission Members be Qualified Voters, Replacing it With an Age Requirement	Vetoed
5/27	HB 891	Removes the term "Alien" as it Pertains to Persons who are not Citizens or Nationals of the United States and Replaces it With Synonymous Language, as Appropriate, Throughout the Code of Virginia	Vetoed
5/27	SB 508	Increases the Size and Responsibilities of the Virginia Soil and Water Conservation Board	Vetoed
5/27	HB 384	Protects state and local government employees of the Commonwealth for being Penalized by their Employer for Expressing their Opinion,	Vetoed
5/27	HB 614	Removes the requirement for an indigent defendant, as defined in the bill, to post an appeal bond in an unlawful detainer action appealed from the general district court.	Vetoed
5/27	SB 182	Removes the requirement in the City of Falls Church charter that board and commission members be qualified voters	Vetoed
4/11	HB 1270	Directs the Department of Social Services to Determine whether or not to allow Individuals in Local or State Correctional Facilities to apply for SNAP benefits.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 250	Increases the annual fees for nonhazardous solid waste management facilities and indexes the fees annually based on the change in the Consumer Price Index	Vetoed
4/11	SB 278	Prohibits a person from parking a vehicle not capable of receiving an electric charge in a space clearly marked as reserved for charging electric vehicles.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 286	Requires Disclosure for potential Buyers to Be Aware with Respect to A Historic District Designated by the Locality.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 288	Increases from 20 percent to 30 percent the Virginia individual and corporate income tax deduction for business interest disallowed as a deduction under § 163(j) of the Internal Revenue Code for taxable years beginning on and after January 1, 2022.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 297	Provides that any health care provider that undertakes any debt collection activities prior to either the issuance of an award or the determination that a claim is noncompensable by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund has committed a prohibited practice under the Virginia Consumer Protection Act.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 347	Requires the State Corporation Commission to Establish for Dominion Energy Virginia Annual Energy Efficiency Savings Targets for Specific Customers.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 389	Repeals the provision of the Code of Virginia requiring an adult child to assist in providing for the support and maintenance of his or her parent, when such parent requires assistance.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 393	Provides that a controller that has obtained personal data about a consumer from a third party shall be deemed in compliance with a consumer's request to delete such data under certain Criteria.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 422	Eliminates the Authority of a Health Carrier to Vary its Premium Rates Based on Tobacco use.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 464	Requires the attorney for the Commonwealth to file with the clerk of the court a copy of any witness subpoena and to provide a copy of such subpoena to any defendant or attorney for the defendant in the pending criminal matter.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 474	Removes the requirement for an indigent defendant, as defined in the bill, to post an appeal bond in an unlawful detainer action appealed from the general district court.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 655	Requires employers to electronically submit claim-related forms and separation information, as well as other information and electronic tax payments, upon the Virginia Employment Commission's request, unless the employer has received a waiver by the Commission.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 706	Prohibits operators of heavy trucks, as defined in the bill, from using cruise control or compression release engine brakes when driving in active snow, sleet, or freezing rain.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 722	Authorizes Localities in Planning District 8 to Prohibit Parking a Motor Vehicle with its Wheels Fully on the Curb.	Vetoed
4/11	HB 802	Establishes the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.	Vetoed
4/11	HB 820	Requires the Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity to conduct a disparity study every five years	Vetoed
4/11	HB 1004	Removes the requirement that individuals register for the Selective Service in compliance with federal law in order to be eligible for the Two-Year College Transfer Grant and the Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant Program.	Vetoed
4/11	HB 1298	Prohibits any high school student-athlete who participates in an athletic competition from entering into any contract to receive compensation in relation to such student's athletic participation	Vetoed
4/11	SB 271	Prohibits Discrimination regarding Live Organ Donors.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 280	Directs Dominion Energy Virginia to provide local reliability data within 30 days upon request by a locality located within the service territory of the utility.	Vetoed
4/11	SB 311	Provides that a Real Estate Licensee has an Affirmative Duty to Disclose in Writing to the Purchaser or anyone involved in the Transaction that he has Ownership Interest, and must Disclose he is a licensee,	Vetoed
4/11	HB 297	Prohibits Healthcare Providers From Engaging in Certain Medical Debt Collection Activities	Vetoed
4/11	HB 1197	Establishes a Study Regarding Transferring the Department of Juvenile Justice to the Secretariat of Health and Human Resources	Vetoed
4/11	HB 573	Reduces the Statute of Limitations for Actions of Healthcare Service Contracts	Vetoed
4/11	HB 669	Directs the Commissioner of Health to convene a work group to study whether swimming pools and other water recreational facilities for public use or use in conjunction with a tourist facility or health spa should be regulated by the Department of Health	Vetoed
4/11	HB 675	Eliminates the Authority of a Health Carrier to Vary its Premium Rates Based on Tobacco use	Vetoed
3/01	HB 670	Establishes Independent Policing Auditor to Oversee Civilian Law Enforcement Oversight Groups	Vetoed

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