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HB 475

Virginia House of Delegates bill in Session 2026.

Status: failed. Latest action: February 18, 2026.

Mass Violence Care Fund; established.

Bill ID VA-2026-HB-475
Session 2026
Status failed
Committee Appropriations
House of Delegates failed 2026-02-18
Summary

Mass Violence Care Fund established. Creates the Mass Violence Care Fund as a subfund within the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund for the purpose of reimbursing victims or claimants of mass violence, defined in the bill, for unreimbursed medical expenses related to a mass violence event, defined in the bill. The bill directs the Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission to promulgate guidelines and criteria for the payment of claims from the Mass Violence Care Fund within one year of the effective date of the bill.

Sponsor
Watts
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Actions Timeline
Date Event Detail
0000-00-00 Status failed
2026-01-12 Introduced Bill introduced
2026-02-18 Latest Action H Left in Committee Appropriations
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