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COMMITTEE ON RULES AND JUDICIARY - Legislature of the United States Virgin Islands Close About Us History Functions and Structure FY 2026 Budget Honor Roll Rules of the 36th Legislative Youth Advisory Council Application Careers Archives Legislative Archives Tours × St. Thomas Senators  St. John Senators  St.Croix Senators  Districts All Senators St. Croix St. Thomas - St. John Senator at Large × Committees Committee of the Whole Budget, Appropriation and Finance Culture, Youth, Aging, Sports, and Parks Disaster Recovery, Infrastructure and Planning Economic Development and Agriculture Education and Workforce Development Government Operations, Veteran Affairs and Consumer Protection Health, Hospitals and Human Services Homeland Security, Justice and Public Safety Housing, Transportation and Telecommunications Rules and Judiciary Session Folder × No event found! Calendars Bi-Weekly Senate Calendar Session Agenda × General Senators Committees Media Calendars Contact COMMITTEE ON RULES AND JUDICIARY The Committee on Rules and the Judiciary has scheduled a meeting for Thursday January 27, 2022, at 9:30 a . m . in the Earle B. Ottley Legislative Hall on St. Thomas to consider the following: Block I: Bill No. 34-0152          An Act amending title 27 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 7, section 261, relating to the boards of examiners for trades and crafts, to change the number of members on the boards Invited Testifiers : Richard Evangelista , Commissioner, Department of Licensing & Consumer Affairs Nathalie Hodge , Asst. Commissioner Department of Licensing & Consumer Affairs Geraldine Vaval , Esq., General Counsel Department of Licensing & Consumer Affairs Sonia Boyce , Executive Director, VI Workforce Development Board Julio U.B. King B lock II: Bill No. 34-0156          An Act amending title 15 Virgin Islands Code, part 1, relating to decedents estates by adding chapter 1A enacting the “Virgin Islands Uniform Electronic Wills Act” Invited Testifiers : Troy A. de Chabert-Schuster , State Director, AARP Virgin Islands Alisha Udhwani, Esq. President V.I. Bar Association Tom Bolt, Esq. BoltNagi PC Block III: Bill No. 34-0087          An Act providing for a Complete Streets Policy and creating a Complete Streets Task Force within the Department of Public Works to aid in the development and implementation of strategies to increase the usability of all streets for all modes of travel for citizens of all ages and abilities in the Virgin Islands. Bill No. 34-0096          An Act amending title 3 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 1 by adding a section 27j, establishing the Virgin Islands Virtual Information System; and providing for other related purposes. Block IV: Bill No. 34-0090         An Act amending title 3 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 25, subchapter V, section 570 relating to the Career Incentive Program for peace officers to extend the program to all peace officers identified in title 5 Virgin Islands Code, section 3561(a). Bill No. 34-0146          An Act acknowledging and commending the memory of Mary Thomas, Axeline Salomon, Mathilde McBean, Susanna Abramson, and other estate laborers before, during, and after the Labor Uprising of 1878 or “Fireburn” and their courageous pursuit of human rights, freedom from serfdom variant, and improvement of labor conditions in the former Danish West Indies, and condemning the excessive, cruel, and unjust punishment meted out to the laborers by the Danish government. Bill No. 34-0157          A Resolution honoring and commending Gloria H. Canegata Waterman for her outstanding years of service to the Virgin Islands community as an educator and public servant through various organizations. Bill No. 34-0174          A Resolution commending the Ivanna Eudora Kean High School on St. Thomas, Virgin Islands on the occasion of the commemoration of its 50th Year Anniversary (1971-2021) and acknowledging the many accomplishments of the administrators, teachers, and students. Bill No. 34-0182         An Act amending title 31 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 1, section 4, relating to the naming of real and personal property of the Government of the Virgin Islands after persons, to exempt the University of the Virgin Islands from the requirement of obtaining legislative approval before naming any property of the University of the Virgin Islands for the sole purpose of allowing fundraising by the University and exchange for and recognition of significant financial bequests or endowments + Add to Google Calendar + iCal / Outlook export Tags: 34-0087 , 34-0090 , 34-0096 , 34-0146 , 34-0152 , 34-0156 , 34-0157 , 34-0174 , 34-0182 , 50th Year Anniversary , “Fireburn” , “Virgin Islands Uniform Electronic Wills Act” , boards of examiners , Career Incentive Program , Complete Streets Policy , Complete Streets Task Force , decedents estates , Department of Licensing & Consumer Affairs , Department of Public Works , Geraldine Vaval Esq. , Gloria H. Canegata Waterman , Ivanna Eudora Kean High School , Julio U.B. King , naming of real and personal property , Nathalie Hodge , peace officers , Richard Evangelista , Sonia Boyce , title 15 Virgin Islands Code , title 27 Virgin Islands Code , title 3 Virgin Islands Code , Tom Bolt , trades and crafts , Troy A. de Chabert-Schuster , University of the Virgin Islands , VI Workforce Development Board , Virgin Islands Virtual Information System Date Jan 27 2022 Expired! Time 9:30 am Location Earle B. Ottley Legislative Hall Charlotte Amalie Category Rules and Judiciary Organizer Senator Milton E. Potter Phone (340) 774-0880 Email mpotter@legvi.org Website https://legvi.org/index.php/member/milton-e-potter/ Submit a Comment Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. 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