Virginia § 30-451 Powers and duties of the Commission

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§ 30-451 — Powers and duties of the Commission

Virginia § 30-451

Title 30General Assembly

Ch. 69Commission on Women's Health

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Va. Code Ann. § 30-451 (2026).

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The Commission shall have the following powers and duties:

1.Study and evaluate issues related to women's health, including maternal health, mental health, access to reproductive care, chronic conditions, and health outcomes;

2.Examine the intersection of social determinants of health and their impact on women's health outcomes;

3.Conduct public hearings, facilitate stakeholder engagement, and consult with subject-matter experts as necessary;

4.Identify systemic barriers to equitable health care access for women and recommend policies to address such barriers; and

5.Develop and make recommendations to the General Assembly for legislative, regulatory, and budgetary changes or policies to improve women's health outcomes in the Commonwealth.

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The Commission shall have the following powers and duties:

1. Study and evaluate issues related to women's health, including maternal health, mental health, access to reproductive care, chronic conditions, and health outcomes;

2. Examine the intersection of social determinants of health and their impact on women's health outcomes;

3. Conduct public hearings, facilitate stakeholder engagement, and consult with subject-matter experts as necessary;

4. Identify systemic barriers to equitable health care access for women and recommend policies to address such barriers; and

5. Develop and make recommendations to the General Assembly for legislative, regulatory, and budgetary changes or policies to improve women's health outcomes in the Commonwealth.