history of bills and resolutions

considered by senate

Includes actions as of May 18, 2016

(This symbol * indicates Committee Substitutes.)

all senate bills introduced

(This digest embraces the complete bill list submitted.

If passed, all effective ninety days from passage unless otherwise indicated.)

1001. By Sen. Cole (Mr. President) and Kessler [By Request of the Executive] - Budget Bill - Introduced 5/16/2016 - To Finance

1002. By Sen. Cole (Mr. President) and Kessler [By Request of the Executive] - Expiring funds from various accounts to unappropriated balance in State Fund, General Revenue - Introduced 5/16/2016 - To Finance - Constitutional rule suspended - Passed Senate 5/18/2016 - Effective from passage

1003. By Sen. Kessler [By Request of the Executive] - Imposing consumers sales and service tax and use tax on telecommunications and ancillary services - Introduced 5/16/2016 - To Finance

1004. By Sen. Kessler [By Request of the Executive] - Increasing consumers sales and service tax and use tax - Introduced 5/16/2016 - To Finance

*1005. By Sen. Cole (Mr. President) and Kessler [By Request of the Executive] - Increasing tax rate on cigarettes and tobacco products (original similar to HB 103) - Introduced 5/16/2016 - Committee reference dispensed - Referred to Finance on 2nd reading 5/17/2016 - Com. sub. reported 5/17/2016 - Amended - Constitutional rule rejected 5/18/2016 - On 3rd reading 5/19/2016

1006. By Sen. Cole (Mr. President) and Kessler [By Request of the Executive] - Authorizing Governor to furlough state employees and pay certain obligations in event of fiscal emergency - Introduced 5/18/2016 - To Judiciary then Finance

ALL SENATE RESOLUTIONS OFFERED

101. By Sen. Carmichael - Raising committee to notify House of Delegates Senate is assembled - Introduced 5/16/2016 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted 5/16/2016

102. By Sen. Carmichael - Raising committee to notify Governor Senate has assembled - Introduced 5/16/2016 - Committee reference dispensed - Adopted 5/16/2016

SENATE BILLS PASSED SENATE

AND COMMUNICATED TO HOUSE