House Bill 434, Virginia 2010

House Bill 434

Status:

Final Status:

p (Effective 04/11/2010)

House:p (02/08/2010 97-Yeas, 0-Nays)
Senate:p (03/01/2010 40-Yeas, 0-Nays)
Governor:p (Signed 04/11/2010)

Sponsor:

Representative Morgan Griffith

Introduction date:

01/12/2010

State law:

Virginia Freedom of Information Act

Bill text:

Text of HB 434 as introduced
Text of HB 434 as approved by legislature
Text of HB 434 as signed by the governor

Status key:

= Passed,	= Failed/Vetoed,
= Committee	= Awaiting Vote

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HB 434

HB 434 is a bill proposed by Representative Morgan Griffith which would create an exemption for "records that contain account numbers or routing information for any credit card, debit card, or other account with a financial institution of any person or public body." ^[1]

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↑ Text of HB 434

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a House Bill 391, Ohio 2010
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a House Bill 7123 and Senate Bill 882, Florida 2010
b House Bill 77, Alabama 2010
a House Paper 1271 and Legislative Document 1781, Maine 2010
b Senate Bill 500, Alabama 2010
a Senate Bill 546, Alabama 2010

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