Compare WV HB 3319 (2025) and WV SB 424 (2025)
The introduced text of these two bills, side by side, with the wording they share.
- WV HB 3319 (2025) · West Virginia · 2025 · Failed
- WV SB 424 (2025) · West Virginia · 2025 · Failed
3,960 shared 8-word phrases found in the introduced text of these two bills.
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| WV HB 3319 (2025) | WV SB 424 (2025) |
|---|---|
| the Judiciary A BILL to amend the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended, by adding | the Judiciary] A BILL to amend the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended, by adding |
| a new article, designated §18B-1G-1, §18B-1G-2, §18B-1G-3, §18B-1G-4, and §18B-1G | a new article, designated §18B-1G-1, §18B-1G-2, §18B-1G-3, §18B-1G-4, and §18B-1G |
| all relating to Restoring Sanity Act; relating to nondiscrimination; prohibiting a school district, a public charter school, the West Virginia Board of Education, the West Virginia Department of Education, or any employee of the aforementioned entities from providing instruction in, requiring instruction in, making part of a course, or requiring a statement or affirmation by any employee of certain specified concepts; prohibiting a state institution of higher education or any of its employees from requiring a student or employee to take instruction in, or include in the curriculum of any required course, or require a statement or affirmation by any student or employee that certain specified… | all relating to Restoring Sanity Act; relating to nondiscrimination; prohibiting a school district, a public charter school, the West Virginia Board of Education, the West Virginia Department of Education, or any employee of the aforementioned entities from providing instruction in, requiring instruction in, making part of a course, or requiring a statement or affirmation by any employee of certain specified concepts; prohibiting a state institution of higher education or any of its employees from requiring a student or employee to take instruction in, or include in the curriculum of any required course, or require a statement or affirmation by any student or employee that certain specified… |