Subcommittee tables House Bill 941 on requiring hands-on bleeding-control training for graduation
February 11, 2026 | 2026 Legislature VA, Virginia
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House Bill 941, a proposal to add hands-on bleeding-control training using bleeding-control kits as a high school graduation requirement, was presented to the subcommittee and then tabled.
Staff member Zach described the bill from Delegate Clark, saying it would make hands-on practice with bleeding-control kits a graduation requirement and include a delayed effective date so that the graduating class of FY28 would be required to comply. An unidentified member moved to table the bill; the motion was seconded and the chair opened the roll for a vote. The transcript records the motion to table; no roll tally appears in the record.
The subcommittee took no further action on HB 941 during the meeting and adjourned.
Staff member Zach described the bill from Delegate Clark, saying it would make hands-on practice with bleeding-control kits a graduation requirement and include a delayed effective date so that the graduating class of FY28 would be required to comply. An unidentified member moved to table the bill; the motion was seconded and the chair opened the roll for a vote. The transcript records the motion to table; no roll tally appears in the record.
The subcommittee took no further action on HB 941 during the meeting and adjourned.
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