Mark Peake

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SB 164	Bills they lead	Mark Peake leads SB 164, “Appomattox, Town of; amending charter, election and appointment of officers”.	Became law
SB 925	Bills they lead	Mark Peake leads SB 925, “Fingerprints and photographs; authority of police”.	Became law
SB 976	Bills they lead	Mark Peake leads SB 976, “Virginia Self-Service Storage Act; default by occupant, watercraft”.	Became law
SB 1069	Bills they lead	Mark Peake leads SB 1069, “Retired justices and judges; per diem payments for attendance at mandatory judicial conferences”.	Became law
SB 871	Bills they lead	Mark Peake leads SB 871, “Amherst, Town of; amending charter, alters election of members of town council”.	Became law
SB 352	Bills they lead	Mark Peake leads SB 352, “Teachers; changes to provisions relating to licensure and certification, reciprocity”.	Became law
SB 975	Bills they lead	Mark Peake leads SB 975, “Certified nurse midwives, etc.; designation as advanced practice registered nurses”.	Became law
SB 172	Bills they lead	Mark Peake leads SB 172, “County boards of supervisors; salaries”.	Became law
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