Virginia Legislation
- 2002
- Virginia HB 1263
2001 Special Session I
- Virginia HB 2782
VIRGINIA HB 1263
HB 1263 Text (PDF-68K)
Session 2002
(1/9/02 to 3/9/02)
Adjourned
Intro Date 1/18/02
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HB 1263 died.
Sponsor: Delegate Viola Baskerville (D)
Subjects: Emergency Contraception
Summary:
HB 1263 establishes procedures by which a physician, in accordance with a protocol developed by the Board of Medicine, may authorize a licensed pharmacist to dispense emergency contraception to women. Pharmacists may dispense such emergency contraception according to regulations adopted by the Board of Pharmacy. This is similar to current law that allows a practitioner to permit pharmacies to dispense immunizations even to persons who are not patients of the physician who initiates the authorization. The bill also provides that nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and physicians may dispense emergency contraceptives at any time according to procedures developed by the Board. The bill also contains technical amendments.
History:
** 03/09/2002 Died upon adjournment ** 02/05/02 House: Passed by indefinitely in H. W. I. (13-Y 8-N) ** 01/18/02 House: Referred to Committee on Health, Welfare and Institutions ** 01/18/02 House: Presented & ordered printed 021054624 **
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VIRGINIA HB 2782
HB 2782 Text (PDF-68K)
Session 2001 Spec Session 1
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HB 2782 died.
Sponsor: Delegate Viola Baskerville (D)
Subjects: Emergency Contraception
Summary:
Health professions; dispensing of emergency contraceptives. Establishes procedures by which a physician, in accordance with a protocol developed by the Board of Medicine, may authorize a licensed pharmacist to dispense emergency contraception to women. Pharmacists may dispense such emergency contraception according to regulations adopted by the Board of Pharmacy. This is similar to current law that allows a practitioner to permit pharmacies to dispense immunizations even to persons who are not patients of the physician who initiates the authorization. The bill also provides that nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and physicians may dispense emergency contraceptives at any time according to procedures developed by the Board. The bill also contains technical amendments.
History:
** 01/19/01 House: Presented & ordered printed 013580624. 01/19/01 House: Referred to Committee on Health, Welfare and Institutions. 01/22/01 House: Assigned to H. W. I. sub-committee: 1. 01/25/01 House: Reported from H. W. I. (14-Y 8-N). 01/26/01 House: Read first time. 01/29/01 House: Passed by for the day. 01/30/01 House: Passed by for the day. 01/31/01 House: Read second time. 01/31/01 House: Amendment #1 by Del. Marshall rejected (40-Y 55-N). 01/31/01 House: VOTE: ADOPTION (40-Y 55-N). 01/31/01 House: Amendment #2 by Del. Marshall rejected (47-Y 50-N). 01/31/01 House: VOTE: ADOPTION (47-Y 50-N). 01/31/01 House: Amendment #3 by Del. Marshall agreed to (56-Y 41-N). 01/31/01 House: VOTE: ADOPTION (56-Y 41-N). 01/31/01 House: Amendments #4 & #5 by Del. Marshall withdrawn. 01/31/01 House: Passed by temporarily. 01/31/01 House: Amendment #6 by Del. Marshall rejected. 01/31/01 House: Passed by temporarily. 01/31/01 House: Amendment by Del. Byron ruled not germane. 01/31/01 House: Engrossment refused by House (48-Y 49-N). 01/31/01 House: VOTE: ENGROSSMENT (48-Y 49-N). 01/31/01 House: Rec. of defeated action agreed to by House (52-Y 47-N). 01/31/01 House: VOTE: RECONSIDER (52-Y 47-N). 01/31/01 House: Passed by motion rejected. 01/31/01 House: Pending question ordered. 01/31/01 House: Engrossed by House as amended (55-Y 41-N). 01/31/01 House: VOTE: ENGROSSMENT (55-Y 41-N). 01/31/01 House: Printed as engrossed 013580624-E. 02/01/01 House: Pending question ordered. 02/01/01 House: Read third time and passed House (58-Y 40-N). 02/01/01 House: VOTE: PASSAGE (58-Y 40-N). 02/01/01 House: Communicated to Senate. 02/07/01 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed. 02/07/01 Senate: Referred to Committee on Education and Health. 02/15/01 Senate: Reported from Ed. & H. with amendments (11-Y 3-N 1-A). 02/16/01 Senate: Const. reading disp., passed by for the day (39-Y 0-N). 02/16/01 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (39-Y 0-N). 02/16/01 Senate: Reconsider motion to pass by for the day (38-Y 0-N). 02/16/01 Senate: VOTE: RECONSIDER R (38-Y 0-N). 02/16/01 Senate: Passed by for the day. 02/19/01 Senate: Read third time. 02/19/01 Senate: Passed by for the day. 02/20/01 Senate: Read third time. 02/20/01 Senate: Reading of amendments waived. 02/20/01 Senate: Committee amendments agreed to. 02/20/01 Senate: Engrossed by Senate as amended. 02/20/01 Senate: Passed Senate with amendments (25-Y 12-N 1-A). 02/20/01 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE (25-Y 12-N 1-A). 02/21/01 House: Placed on Calendar. 02/22/01 House: VOTE: LAY ON TABLE (48-Y 49-N). 02/22/01 House: Motion to lay legis. on Speaker's table rej. (48-Y 49-N). 02/22/01 House: VOTE: REJECTED (46-Y 46-N). 02/22/01 House: Senate amendments rejected by House (46-Y 46-N). 02/22/01 Senate: Senate insisted on amendments (36-Y 3-N 1-A). 02/22/01 Senate: VOTE: INSIST & REQUEST (36-Y 3-N 1-A). 02/22/01 Senate: Senate requested conference committee. 02/22/01 Senate: Motion to reconsider vote to insist agreed to (40-Y 0-N). 02/22/01 Senate: RECONSIDER (40-Y 0-N). 02/22/01 Senate: Senate insisted on amendments (30-Y 8-N 1-A). 02/22/01 Senate: VOTE: INSIST & REQUEST (30-Y 8-N 1-A). 02/22/01 House: House acceded to request. 02/22/01 Senate: Rules suspended (35-Y 0-N). 02/22/01 Senate: VOTE: (35-Y 0-N). 02/22/01 Senate: Conferees appointed by Senate. 02/22/01 Senate: Senators: Barry, Martin, Couric. 02/22/01 House: Conferees appointed by House. 02/22/01 House: Delegates: Baskerville, Devolites, McDonnell. **
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