Contact Visitation Restoration Act of 2026

Sponsored byRobert C. White+4 co-sponsors

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Last updated Oct 28, 2026 · DC · Source: LegiScan ↗

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Bill facts

Jurisdiction: DC
Session: 26th Council
Sponsors: 5Lead + 4 co-sponsors
Amendments: 0
Roll call: None recorded

Legislative timeline

Introduced — recordedRobert C. WhiteOct 28, 2026
Committee — not recordedNov 10, 2026
Floor Vote — not recorded
Passed — not recorded
Governor — not recordedNo Governor action recorded.

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Introduced

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Introduced on Oct 28, 2026.
Lead sponsor Robert C. White, matched to a seat in our roster.
4 co-sponsors recorded.

In Committee

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Referred to committee on Nov 10, 2026.

Floor Vote

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Not recorded. That means we hold nothing showing this step, not that it did not happen.

Passed the legislature

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Not recorded. That means we hold nothing showing this step, not that it did not happen.

Executive action

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