Washington D.C. Legislature | 2017-2018 | 22nd Council
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Active Washington D.C. Bills (Introduced, Engrossed, Enrolled, Passed)
| Bill | Summary | Action |
|---|---|---|
| B22-0911 | As introduced, this bill allows the Office of Public-Private Partnerships to delegate its contracting authority for public-private partnership agreements to the Office of Contracting and Procurement. Among other things, it requires the submission to ... | 2018-10-18 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0781 | As introduced, this bill requires that Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) for visually impaired or blind children must include instructions in Braille unless it is determined to be inappropriate by the IEP team. It establishes standards for Bra... | 2018-10-10 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0512 | As introduced, this bill establishes a Commission on Literacy. The Commission will develop comprehensive strategy recommendations to address literacy disparities, provide support to advance literacy organizations, and plan programming and events rela... | 2018-10-10 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0904 | As introduced, this bill increases the Renewable Portfolio Standard to 100% by 2032, establishes a solar energy standard post 2032, and establishes standards electricity suppliers must meet regarding purchasing a percentage of their energy from long-... | 2018-10-09 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0839 | As introduced, this bill regulates noise in public spaces generated from amplifying sound devices by implementing a plainly audible standard and enforcement standards. It also establishes that repeat offenders given a one time warning by law enforcem... | 2018-10-04 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0314 | As introduced, this bill prohibits the importing, selling, offering for sale, purchasing, bartering, possessing with the intent to sell, any ivory or rhinoceros horn products within the District of Columbia. Exceptions include ivory products that are... | 2018-10-04 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0907 | As introduced, his bill prohibits all nondisclosure agreements regarding the disclosure of factual information related to claims regarding sexual offenses, discrimination or harassment, including those proposed as a condition of employment. It also p... | 2018-10-04 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0838 | As introduced, this bill establishes an Elder Abuse Response Team to coordinate services available to victims of elder abuse cases. | 2018-10-04 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0843 | Center For Firearm Violence Prevention Research Establishment Act Of 2018 | 2018-10-04 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0877 | As introduced, this bill expands the crime of extortion to include threatening notification of law enforcement officials about another person's immigration status, if that threat is made, as an attempt, to obtain that persons property, labor, or serv... | 2018-10-04 Public Hearing Held |
Top Washington D.C. Sponsors
| Senate Sponsors | # Bills | RSS |
|---|---|---|
| Cnc. Phil Mendelson [D] | 1429 |  |
| Cnc. Anita Bonds [D] | 428 | |
| Cnc. Charles Allen [D] | 420 | |
| Cnc. Mary Cheh [D] | 375 | |
| Cnc. Vincent Gray [D] | 374 | |
| Cnc. Jack Evans [D] | 368 | |
| Cnc. David Grosso [D] | 364 | |
| Cnc. Brandon Todd [D] | 350 | |
| Cnc. Brianne Nadeau [D] | 343 | |
| Cnc. Robert White [D] | 324 | |
Top Washington D.C. Committees
Most Viewed Washington D.C. Bills
| Bill | Summary | Text |
|---|---|---|
| PR22-0310 | Deemed approved 10/17/17 | Bill Text |
| B22-0315 | Law 22-120 exempts owner occupied single-family homes with accessory dwelling units from the requirements of the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA). Accessory dwelling units are basements, carriage houses, converted garages, or similar spaces.... | Bill Text |
| B22-0092 | As introduced, this bill requires the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) to monitor and investigate short term rentals for compliance with zoning regulations, building codes, health codes and housing codes among other things. DCRA m... | Bill Text |
| B22-0024 | As introduced, this bill requires that the DC Bar Foundation ("Bar Foundation") adopt policies and procedures and create a system allowing designated legal service providers to provide representation, to eligible individuals or groups, in certain ci... | Bill Text |
| B22-0106 | This legislation allows licensed pharmacy practitioners to prescribe and dispense self-administered hormonal contraceptives and also requires insurers to cover certain health care services without cost-sharing, including breast cancer screening and c... | Bill Text |
| B22-0030 | The Chairman is referring this legislation sequentially to the Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety until July 15, 2017, and then to the Committee of the Whole. As introduced, this bill legalizes the possession, consumption, display, purchasing... | Bill Text |
| B22-0244 | Fiscal Year 2018 Budget Support Act Of 2017 | Bill Text |
| B22-0138 | Medical Marijuana Dispensary Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act Of 2017 | Bill Text |
| B22-0042 | As introduced, this bill excludes the annual salary of those employed with the Fraternal Order of Police Metropolitan Police Department Labor Committee and of those employed with the International Association of Fire Fighters, Washington D.C. Fire Fi... | Bill Text |
| B22-0404 | As introduced, this bill prohibits criminal history providers from providing information relating to expunged, sealed, set aside, or inaccurate records as well as infractions, arrests, and charges that did not result in a conviction. The bill also au... | Bill Text |
Most Monitored Washington D.C. Bills
| Bill | Summary | Text |
|---|---|---|
| B22-0100 | As introduced, this bill prohibits the formation of certain agreements between a tenant or a tenant association and a housing provider. Agreements may not be made that would result in subjecting other current or future tenants to a rent adjustment, r... | Bill Text |
| B22-0133 | As introduced, this bill establishes which employers are required to provide paid-leave compensation to their employees and which employees meet the eligibility criteria for paid-leave compensation. It establishes the duration and amount of compensa... | Bill Text |
| B22-0130 | As introduced, this bill establishes that employees are eligible once every 52 weeks for paid-leave compensation from his or her employer pursuant to a qualifying family, medical or parental leave event. Small and very small employers as defined by t... | Bill Text |
| B22-0437 | As introduced, this bill requires that beginning on January 1, 2020, all new or substantially residential buildings with 4 or fewer dwelling units shall include solar-ready zones, possess sufficient roof load capacity to hold a solar system, and incl... | Bill Text |
| B22-0302 | As introduced, this bill requires that District employers required to pay unemployment insurance if necessary and with 25 or more employees must provide paid-leave compensation to their employees. It establishes an appeals process as well as penaltie... | Bill Text |
| B22-0315 | Law 22-120 exempts owner occupied single-family homes with accessory dwelling units from the requirements of the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA). Accessory dwelling units are basements, carriage houses, converted garages, or similar spaces.... | Bill Text |
| B22-0257 | Law 22-155 establishes the Green Finance Authority to increase private investment in clean and efficient energy, transportation and water. It establishes the Green Finance Authority Board. | Bill Text |
| B22-0784 | As introduced, this bill establishes the Board of Certified Midwives to regulate the practice of midwifery in the District of Columbia. It establishes qualifications necessary to obtain a license to practice midwifery. It also permits Certified Profe... | Bill Text |
| B22-0904 | As introduced, this bill increases the Renewable Portfolio Standard to 100% by 2032, establishes a solar energy standard post 2032, and establishes standards electricity suppliers must meet regarding purchasing a percentage of their energy from long-... | Bill Text |
| B22-0334 | As introduced, this bill allows certain large businesses with over 100 employees, as well as certain small businesses with 100 or less employees to be exempt from the District-run universal paid leave program, if they provide their employees with pai... | Bill Text |
