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SB 95Rest area signage; adds human trafficking information.

VA 20261 session

Rest area signage; human trafficking information. Adds information about human trafficking and how to self-identify the signs of human trafficking to the notice required to be posted by the Department of Transportation at all rest areas along any interstate highway. Current law requires the Department to post notice of the existence of a human trafficking hotline.

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Action timeline (32)
  1. · senate · S4020
  2. · senate · S1101
  3. · senate · S8122
  4. · senate · S8122
  5. · senate · S1107
  6. · senate · S4150
  7. · senate · S4140
  8. · senate · S4160
  9. · senate · S4212
  10. · senate · S4602
  11. · senate · S4120
  12. · senate · S5000
  13. · house · H5220
  14. · house · H4110
  15. · house · H1901
  16. · senate · S8500
  17. · house · H1912
  18. · house · H1916
  19. · house · H1905
  20. · house · H4120
  21. · house · H4130
  22. · house · H5100
  23. · senate · S5610
  24. · senate · S5601
  25. · senate · S8500
  26. · house · H5620
  27. · senate · S5620
  28. · senate · S7010
  29. · G7010
  30. · G7050
  31. · G7050
  32. · G9998
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1Danica A. Roem (D, state_upper VA)sponsor05
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0 predicted yes (0%) · 543 predicted no (100%) · 0 unknown (0%)

By party: · R: 0 yes / 277 no · D: 0 yes / 263 no · I: 0 yes / 3 no

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