Co-sponsored — Current session
Mark Dean · 85 bills · page 2 of 4
- HCR 86 Honoring Herschel “Woody” Williams as one of two West Virginia statues in the National Statuary Hall Collection. In Committee
- HR 7 Supporting the Preservation of the Charleston Processing and Distribution Center Passed
- HB 5286 Eliminating the ability to sub-contract under Certificate of Need Passed
- HR 6 A resolution reaffirming support for the town of Thurmond, the historic buildings within the community, and the strong coal mining history associated with it Passed
- HB 5274 To require all medical providers to orally explain any and all medical treatments and procedures and all possibilities for potential problems or complications or side effects to patients before proceeding with treatments. In Committee
- HB 5326 Relating to prohibition of unfair real estate service agreements Signed
- HB 5285 Removing proviso for unemployment compensation “Threshold wage” In Committee
- HB 5235 To double the criminal penalty for anyone found guilty of sexual assault on a minor Passed
- HB 5218 Relating to placing a cap on insurance copays In Committee
- HB 5242 Provide state employees who are volunteer emergency personnel paid leave for emergencies In Committee
- HB 5233 Requiring the West Virginia Board of Registered Nurses to post all meeting notices per Open Meetings Act on their website In Committee
- HB 5241 Requiring the West Virginia Office of the Insurance Commissioner to audit certain PEIA claims Passed
- HB 5240 Eliminate woke, anti-women words from state government In Committee
- HB 5184 Inmates in WV jails must be housed based on biological sex In Committee
- HB 5094 Releating to Pollution Control Facilities Tax treatment and Wind Power Projects In Committee
- HB 5186 Protecting gas powered vehicles from government bans In Committee
- HB 5200 Requiring that school counselors serving students in preschool through the 12th grade participate in the School Counselors Conference at least once every two years Passed
- HB 5199 Provide for exemption from required physical education In Committee
- HB 5223 To create the Southern Coalfield Resiliency and Revitalization Program Passed
- HB 5431 Permitting county boards of education to send parents of students who are chronically disruptive the pro-rated amount of their education and to remove them from the school system for a year to continue their education In Committee
- HB 5023 To provide for two coal miners to go onto a job site where they will be gone over two hours within the mine In Committee
- HB 5035 To require voter ID cards to come with a photograph of the individual In Committee
- HB 4880 Relating to personal income tax social security exemption Signed
- HB 5189 Provide tax credit for homeschool students In Committee
- HB 5190 Insurance must cover physical, speech and occupational therapy once children are school age In Committee