The purpose of this bill is to amend medical exemptions to state vaccination laws. The bill requires the physician submitting certification for medical exemption be licensed in West Virginia. The bill requires the physician submitting medical exemption to present facts of case to the State Immunization Officer. The bill creates a deadline for the State Immunization Officer to render initial and remand decision. The bill defines contents of the case file. The bill states that if a case is remanded for additional medical information and no additional medical information is submitted on remand, the State Immunization Officer's decision will be upheld. The bill creates an Immunization Appeal Oversight Board. The bill sets forth the board composition. The bill sets forth the timeframe for State Immunization Officer to transmit file. The bill sets forth the purpose of the board. The bill sets forth duties of the board. The bill sets forth the process and rate of payment for the board. The bill provides that the State Health Officer will review a random sample of the Immunization Officer's medical exemption approvals. The bill sets forth the document handling standards for personally identifiable information. The bill provides for immunity for the Board. The bill sets forth factors that may be considered by the board in rendering its decision. The bill provides a timeframe for the board to render its decision. The bill provides that a child may remain in school and day care pending review of the board and providing a transition time if the Immunization Officer's decision is upheld. The bill provides that a board member is not subject to subpoena. The bill provides the board's documents shall be made available to the court in redacted form upon the court's request. The bill provides the board's decision may be appealed. The bill provides penalties to the physician for unethical conduct including five or more overturned exemptions. Finally, the bill sets penalties for when the State Immunization Officer is found to have five or more overturned decisions in a two year period.

The purpose of this bill is to make all future federal, state and local statutes, ordinances, laws, orders and rules concerning firearms, firearm accessories, ammunition and their accouterments invalid and unenforceable. The bill makes it a felony to attempt to enforce a federal or local statute, ordinance, law, order or rule concerning firearms, firearm accessories, ammunition and their accouterments that violate the state and federal Constitutions. The bill makes legislative findings. The bill provides criminal penalties. The bill requires the Attorney General to defend citizens of West Virginia who are prosecuted by the United States Government for violation of a federal law relating to the manufacture, sale, transfer or possession of a firearm, a firearm accessory or ammunition. The bill provides for retroactivity. The bill provides that ex post facto laws are not created.

The purpose of this bill is to provide supplement funding for the Natural Resource Police Officer Retirement System plan and to increase recruitment and retention of certified officers for the agency.

Requiring political action committee to disclose contributors' names and addresses to Secretary of State

The purpose of this bill is to repeal the section of code allowing for the academic eligibility of transfer students.

The purpose of this bill is to streamline the Voluntary Remediation and Redevelopment Act ("VRRA"). The updated VRRA provides new liability protections for persons and companies who wish to purchase and redevelop former industrial properties that are or may be contaminated by a historical use. Language has been added to the VRRA to further protect bona fide prospective purchasers and innocent landowners.

The purpose of this bill is to make changes regarding Ethics Commission's rulemaking requirements; modify the definition of lobbying; remove ability of commission to promulgate rule regarding registration of persons exempt from lobbying requirements; removing requirement that lobbyist's photographs meet specifications established by rule; removing requirement that commission establish fee for lobbyist training by rule; and establishing that sponsors of grassroots lobbying campaigns report certain information on expenditures over $5,000.

The purpose of this bill is to dissolve the Public Employees Insurance Agency and convert it to an employer-owned mutual insurance company.

The purpose of this bill is to increase penalties for human trafficking.

The purpose of this bill is to set the standards for and provide for a childcare tax credit.

The purpose of this bill is to modify the process of charitable bingo and alcohol sales and consumption while such bingo is taking places. The bill adds an exemption for the consumption or sale of alcohol at bingo games at a Veterans Service Organization. The bill defines terms. Finally, the bill explicitly includes a Veterans Service Organization as an entity which may conduct charitable bingo games.

The purpose of this bill is to repeal the article creating mandatory state inspections of motor vehicles.

The purpose of this bill is to create obligations on law enforcement and CPS to notify certain school personnel of investigations regarding school employees involving certain conduct towards students.

The purpose of this bill is to preclude the Department of Agriculture from the cancellation of certain leases.

The purpose of this bill is to permit landowners or lessees of land whose land is damaged by deer or other wildlife to hire a third party to kill the deer or other wildlife by bow and arrow.