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Contractor Exams in Alternative Languages
This law requires certain contractor exams, which are taken more than 50 times a year on average over four years, to be offered in languages that meet the state's criteria for printing election materials.
What This Bill Does
- Adds a new section to Virginia’s laws about contractor exams.
- Requires exams with at least 50 yearly administrations over four years to be available in alternative languages.
- Specifies that these languages must also qualify under state law for having election materials printed.
Who It Names or Affects
- People taking contractor exams who need them in a language other than English.
- The Board for Contractors, which administers the exams.
Terms To Know
- Board for Contractors
- A group that oversees and regulates contractors in Virginia.
- Election materials
- Documents like ballots and voter guides used during elections.
Limits and Unknowns
- The law does not specify which languages will be available for exams.
- It is unclear how many exams will qualify based on the number of administrations over four years.