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HB 1118 (20261): One-stop small business permitting program; work group to determine methods to modernize.

['2026 Virginia General Assembly', 'regular session'] · filed 2026-02-18 · Latest: Failed

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One-stop small business permitting program; work group to determine methods to modernize.

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One-stop small business permitting program; work group to determine methods to modernize.

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Record st-va-20261-hb1118 · catalog st-va-lis-bills · updated 2026-11-03 by psicol va-bills