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- The House reconvened today at 11 a.m. and passed eight bills to complete legislative action. - Members of the Senate reconvened this morning completing legislation on eight bills, presenting seven bills for second reading and adopting one resolution. Bills completing legislation included House Bill 4133 which would clarify the requirements to practice marriage and family therapy and House Bill 4291 which would eliminate duplicate criminal background investigations with both the West Virginia State Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. - The House reconvened at 6 p.m. this evening, and two bills completed legislation. The House concurred with a Senate title amendment to House Bill 4374 . The bill will allow a caregiver who is not a parent, legal custodian, or guardian of a minor to consent to health care for a minor through an affidavit. - The Senate reconvened this morning at 11 a.m. completing legislation on one bill, adopting two resolutions and presenting 8 bills for second reading. Completing legislation this morning was Senate Bill 631. This bill would update the process for adopting textbooks and other instructional material. - The House reconvened today at 11 a.m., and three bills completed legislative action. Among the bills completing legislation was Senate Bill 354. This bill will update the terms and procedures for notification after traffic crashes and completion of the required reports by investigating law-enforcement officers. - CHARLESTON - In an effort to assist the municipalities and citizens of the southern coalfields the representatives of Mingo County urge members of the Senate to take up coal severance tax legislation. - The House reconvened today at 11 a.m. and passed four bills, completing legislative action. Senate Bill 514, which completed action, will correct a reference in State Code, clarifying the controlled substances that are to be reported when a prescription is filled, or when the controlled substance is dispensed by a medical services provider. - Members of the Senate reconvened this morning and adopted 18 resolutions including Senate Resolution 48 designating March as American Red Cross Month. - The Child Health Care Bill introduced and sponsored by Delegate Samuel Cann, Sr. (D - Harrison) passed the House with a unanimous vote Tuesday.
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