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Laws · Virginia · H.B. 991

H.B. 991: Gambling data; use of Cloud Technology.

Virginia, 2024 Regular Session. Signed, April 2, 2024.

Last verified

Status Signed Signed, .

Official summary

No official summary is on file yet. The full text is on the legislature's page, linked below.

Description

Illegal gambling; exemptions. Exempts from the provisions of Code prohibiting illegal gambling the placement or operation of or communication to and from data center equipment in the Commonwealth associated with the hosting of lottery games duly authorized by another state or jurisdiction and regulated and operated consistent with and exclusively for the benefit of such state or jurisdiction, provided that wagering on such games is legally authorized in such other state or jurisdiction and the individuals wagering on such games are required by the laws or regulations of such other state or jurisdiction to be physically located within the geographic bounds of such other state or jurisdiction at the time the wager is initiated or placed.

As published by the legislature, found through LegiScan, source 1. It is the legislature's own line about the measure, not a summary of it.

Measure Bill.

Sponsors Michelle Maldonado (D)

Subjects Crimes and Offenses Generally, Gambling Lotteries Etc. The legislature's own list.

Official page lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?241+sum+HB991. Found through LegiScan (bill 1809821), whose data is CC BY 4.0; the citation is the legislature's own page.

What happened, and when

  1. April 2, 2024 Signed

    H.B. 991 was signed. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Governor: Approved by Governor-Chapter 311 (effective 7/1/24).

  2. March 4, 2024 Passed second chamber

    H.B. 991 passed the Senate. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Enrolled.

  3. February 27, 2024 Passed first chamber

    H.B. 991 passed the House of Delegates. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Senate amendment agreed to by House (88-Y 8-N).

  4. February 23, 2024 Passed first chamber

    H.B. 991 passed the House of Delegates. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Engrossed by Senate as amended.

  5. February 21, 2024 In committee

    H.B. 991 went to committee in the Senate. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Reported from Finance and Appropriations (14-Y 0-N).

  6. February 14, 2024 In committee

    H.B. 991 went to committee in the Senate. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Reported from General Laws and Technology with amendment (15-Y 0-N).

  7. February 5, 2024 In committee

    H.B. 991 went to committee in the Senate. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Referred to Committee on General Laws and Technology.

  8. February 1, 2024 Passed first chamber

    H.B. 991 passed the House of Delegates. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Read second time and engrossed.

  9. January 29, 2024 In committee

    H.B. 991 went to committee in the House of Delegates. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Reported from Communications, Technology and Innovation (21-Y 1-N).

  10. January 9, 2024 In committee

    H.B. 991 went to committee in the House of Delegates. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Referred to Committee on Communications, Technology and Innovation.

  11. January 9, 2024 Introduced

    H.B. 991 was introduced in the House of Delegates. lis.virginia.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Referred to Committee on Communications, Technology and Innovation.

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Sources

  1. H.B. 991 on the legislature's site lis.virginia.gov

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