HB 2169 - Specifies Parole Board Records are no Longer Exempt from Mandatory Disclosure Requirements in the Virginia Freedom of Information Act - Virginia Key Vote
Matt Fariss voted Yea (Concurrence Vote) on this Legislation.
Timeline
- Executive Signed
- May 12, 2023
- House Concurrence Vote Passed
- April 12, 2023
- Senate Bill Passed
- Feb. 21, 2023
- House Bill Passed
- Feb. 7, 2023
- Introduced
- Jan. 11, 2023
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Title: Specifies Parole Board Records are no Longer Exempt from Mandatory Disclosure Requirements in the Virginia Freedom of Information Act
Signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin
Title: Specifies Parole Board Records are no Longer Exempt from Mandatory Disclosure Requirements in the Virginia Freedom of Information Act
Vote Smart's Synopsis:
Vote to concur with senate amendments and pass a bill that specifies Parole Board records are no longer exempt from mandatory disclosure requirements in the Virginia Freedom of Information Act.
Highlights:
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Amends previous legislation to specify Parole Board records are no longer exempt from mandatory disclosure requirements in the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Sec. 1).
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Requires the Parole Board issue a statement over why an individual was granted or denied parole and specifies the board must conduct votes on parole decisions at public meetings (Sec. 1).
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Specifies the provisions of this bill shall take effect beginning July 1, 2024 (Sec. 2).
Title: Specifies Parole Board Records are no Longer Exempt from Mandatory Disclosure Requirements in the Virginia Freedom of Information Act
Title: Specifies Parole Board Records are no Longer Exempt from Mandatory Disclosure Requirements in the Virginia Freedom of Information Act
Title: Specifies Parole Board Records are no Longer Exempt from Mandatory Disclosure Requirements in the Virginia Freedom of Information Act