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SB 602 — Marcus alert system; external database information removal.

VA 20261 session

Marcus alert system; external database information removal. Clarifies that an individual's information may continue to appear on a voluntary Marcus alert system external database that cannot be modified by a locality after such individual reaches 18 years of age. This bill is a recommendation of the Behavioral Health Commission.

Latest action: — In House

Sponsors (1)
Action timeline (29)
  1. · senate · S4020 —
  2. · senate · S1301 —
  3. · senate · S8500 —
  4. · senate · S1305 —
  5. · senate · S4150 —
  6. · senate · S4140 —
  7. · senate · S4160 —
  8. · senate · S4140 —
  9. · senate · S4160 —
  10. · senate · S4160 —
  11. · senate · S4120 —
  12. · senate · S4600 —
  13. · senate · S4150 —
  14. · senate · S4148 —
  15. · senate · S4150 —
  16. · senate · S5000 —
  17. · senate · S4000 —
  18. · house · H5220 —
  19. · house · H4110 —
  20. · house · H1501 —
  21. · house · H1505 —
  22. · house · H4120 —
  23. · house · H4160 —
  24. · house · H4160 —
  25. · house · H4160 —
  26. · house · H4160 —
  27. · house · H4160 —
  28. · house · H4160 —
  29. · house · H4160 —
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Who matters

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1Tara A. Durant (R, state_upper VA)sponsor0—5
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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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