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Joint Subcommittee to Study Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform - Meeting: Joint Subcommittee to Study Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform (Friday, October 1, 2021; 2:00 PM)

  • Meeting Date: 10/01/2021
  • End Date: 10/01/2021
  • Meeting Time: 02:00PM
  • Location: House Committee Room, Pocahontas Building
  • Contact: Rushawna Senior; (804) 698-1543 Brooks Braun; (804) 698-1861
  • Notes: The Joint Subcommittee to Study Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform will have meeting on Friday, October 1st at 2:00 PM. The public may view the live webstream on the Virginia House of Delegates Video Streaming site. *Asthis is the last meeting of the joint subcommittee it is anticipated that making final recommendations may occur. An in-person quorum is required.

Location Information:
Location Directions: House Committee Room, Pocahontas Building
Location Address: 900 East Main Street Richmond VA 23129

Meeting Agendas & Links:
» Directions to the Pocahontas Building
» View Webstream
» View Written Comments
» Sign up to speak or submit written comments

Meeting Agendas & Documents:
» 2021-10-01_Meeting_-_CLC_Comments.pdf
» 2021-10-01_Meeting_-_Ban_Personal_Use_(Draft)_-_22100286D.pdf
» 2021-10-01_Meeting_-_Agenda.pdf
» 2021-10-01_Meeting_-_Draft_Report.pdf
For inquiries, please contact the House Clerk's Office, Committee Operations at 804-698-1540 .
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