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Government Affairs HRRA's Government Affairs program was designed to allow REALTORS® to participate in the public policy process at the local, state, and national levels, to protect REALTORS® professional interests. Our primary goals are to protect private property rights, promote economic development, and maintain a pro-business environment conducive to the practice of real estate. All HRRA members are encouraged to get involved in Government Affairs by signing up to serve on the GA Action Team in the City in which they live and vote. You are welcome to join more than one GA Action Team. Also, be sure to mark your calendars for the Government Affairs Committee Meetings the first Friday of every month at 9:00 a.m. The Hampton Roads REALTORS® Association maintains two registered lobbyists on staff, and the Government Affairs staff works full-time to monitor public affairs at all levels and take action to defend the real estate industry when necessary. For more information about HRRA's Governmental Affairs, please contact Barrett Stork, Governmental Affairs Director, at (757) 473-9700 or send an e-mail to bstork@hrra.com 2008 General Assembly Bill Review A quick rundown of the legislation that passed and failed this year. Once signed by the Governor, this legislation will go into effect on July 1, 2008. LegUp The Legislative Update (LegUp) is sent out once a week, keeping members informed on local affairs. To subscribe, click here. Hampton Roads REALTORS® Political Action Committee (HRRPAC) HRRPAC is the political arm of the Hampton Roads REALTORS® Association, and it exists to assist the Association in achieving its goals in the realm of politics. Stated simply, HRRPAC is your voice in politics! Questions about AICUZ disclosure? Read Some Notes on Using the VREB Military Air Installation Disclosure Form (PDF) NAR Government Affairs For the latest news concerning Federal Legislation go to NAR's legislation news page. Virginia Board of Real Estate's REGULATIONS Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR). Landlord Tenant Handbook & Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act (PDF) The actual Virginia Code which spells out the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants. Who's My Legislator? Virginia General Assembly's website. Governmental News from VAR At VAR's website. |
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