Establishes the Virginia Accountability Commission to review federal law enforcement conduct and its impact on residents.
The Virginia Accountability Commission is established to review the conduct of federal law enforcement officers and its impact on individuals and communities within the Commonwealth. The Commission will consider policy recommendations to prevent future harm. It will be composed of a chair, vice-chair, and up to seven additional members, appointed by the Governor, the House of Delegates, and the Senate. The Commission will receive complaints and conduct public hearings to document federal officers' conduct.
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