Committee on Rules & 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 & Judiciary Agenda The Committee on Rules and the Judiciary has scheduled a meeting to consider the following Block I VI  Historic Preservation Commission Nomination of Akil Petersen   Block II   VI Board of Nurse Licensure Nomination of Elizebeth Dumas Nomination of Brittany Dawson APRN, CNM VI Board of Dental Examiners Nomination of Dr. Chase Greep, DDS  Block III Bill No. 34-00 35 -An Act amending title 16 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 1, subchapter III, section 61 relating to a wife’s name to give either party to a marriage the right to use the other’s surname P roposed by Senator Alma Francis Heyliger Invited Testifier: Charlotte Perrell , Esq. President, Virgin Islands Bar Association Bill No. 34-00 37 -An Act amending title 15 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 3, section 89, subsections (b) and (c) relating to decedents estates and payment of certain debts without administration to increase the aggregate amount that a surviving spouse may receive from debtors upon the death of the creditor and to increase the amount of debt a debtor must pay the survivors of a decedent creditor not less than thirty days after the creditor’s death from not more than $5000 to not more than $10,000 P roposed by Senator Alma Francis Heyliger Invited Testifiers: Gwendolyn Brady , Esq. Director of Banking, Insurance and Financial Regulation Charlotte Perrell , Esq. President, Virgin Islands Bar Association Bernadette Gonsalaves , IKTC Foundation   Lunch  1:00 pm-2:00   Block IV Bill No. 34-00 34 -An Act amending title1 Virgin Islands Code by adding chapter 3A enacting the Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act, to provide for the management of electronic legal information in a manner that guarantees the trustworthiness of and continuing access to important governmental legal material P roposed by Senators Carla J. Joseph and Genevieve R. Whitaker Bill No. 34-00 04 – An Act amending title 33 Virgin Islands Code, subtitle 1, part 1, chapter 5, section 91 relating to the payment of fuel taxes to change the time for remittance of the tax to the Bureau of Internal Revenue; and for other related purposes P roposed by Senators Donna A. Frett-Gregory; Co-sponsors: Senators Genevieve R. Whitaker, Samuel CarriÏŒn and Steven D. Payne, Sr Block V Department of Finance, Commissioner Nomination of Bosede Bruce + Add to Google Calendar + iCal / Outlook export Tags: Bills and Nominations Date Jun 25 2021 Expired! Time 8:00 am - 6:00 pm Location Earle B. Ottley Legislative Hall Charlotte Amalie Category Senate Hearing 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. Quick Links Home Senators Committees Media News Contact Important Links Revised Organic Act of 1954 (PDF) 36th Oath of Office Booklet 100 Day Report Rules of the 36th Public Information or Archives Request Search for: Follow Follow Follow Follow