HB4063. Relating to civil service commissions in political subdivisions

West Virginia Legislature. 2012 Regular Session. House of Delegates.

Introduced:
Jan 13, 2012
Last Action:
May 14, 2012
Clerk's note: Enrolled bill not presented to Governor as passed by Legislature; bill is null and void
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History

Jan 13, 2012: Filed for introduction

Jan 13, 2012: To Political Subdivisions then Judiciary

Jan 13, 2012: Introduced in House

Jan 13, 2012: To House Political Subdivisions

Jan 19, 2012: Do pass, but first to Judiciary

Jan 19, 2012: To House Judiciary

Feb 01, 2012: By substitute, do pass

Feb 02, 2012: On 1st reading, House Calendar

Feb 02, 2012: Read 1st time

Feb 03, 2012: On 2nd reading, House Calendar

Feb 03, 2012: Read 2nd time

Feb 06, 2012: On 3rd reading, House Calendar

Feb 06, 2012: Read 3rd time

Feb 06, 2012: Passed House (Roll No. 28)

Feb 06, 2012: Communicated to Senate

Feb 07, 2012: House Message received

Feb 07, 2012: Introduced in Senate

Feb 07, 2012: To Government Organization then Judiciary

Feb 07, 2012: To Government Organization

Mar 01, 2012: Reported do pass, with amendment, but first to Judiciary

Mar 01, 2012: To Judiciary

Mar 05, 2012: Reported do pass, with amendment and title amendment

Mar 06, 2012: On 1st reading

Mar 06, 2012: Read 1st time

Mar 07, 2012: On 2nd reading

Mar 07, 2012: Read 2nd time

Mar 07, 2012: Committee Amendment Reported

Mar 07, 2012: Amendment to committee amendment adopted (Voice vote)

Mar 07, 2012: Amendments to committee amendment adopted (Voice vote)

Mar 07, 2012: Committee amendment as amended adopted (Voice vote)

Mar 08, 2012: On 3rd reading

Mar 08, 2012: Read 3rd time

Mar 08, 2012: Passed Senate with amended title (Roll No. 4)

Mar 08, 2012: Effective from passage (Roll No. 4)

Mar 08, 2012: Senate requests House to concur

Mar 09, 2012: House received Senate message

Mar 09, 2012: House concurred in Senate amendment and passed bill (Roll No. 320)

Mar 09, 2012: Effective from passage (Roll No. 321)

Mar 09, 2012: Communicated to Senate

Mar 09, 2012: Completed legislative action

Mar 10, 2012: House Message received

Mar 15, 2012: To Governor 3/15/12 - Senate Journal

Mar 15, 2012: To Governor 3/15/12

Mar 15, 2012: To Governor 3/15/12 - House Journal

Mar 16, 2012: Approved by Governor 3/20/12 - House Journal

Mar 16, 2012: Approved by Governor 3/20/12 - Senate Journal

Mar 20, 2012: Approved by Governor 3/20/12

Apr 10, 2012: Chapter 28, Acts, 2012

May 14, 2012: Clerk's note: Enrolled bill not presented to Governor as passed by Legislature; bill is null and void

Summary

The purpose of this bill is to require that commissioners have not been convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude and that they not be related to a county commissioner from which the appointment is made or to the president or chairman of a similarly situated association or of the county bar association from which the appointment is made. This bill has been completely rewritten; therefore, it has been completely underscored.