State government; transaction of public business, prohibited website domains.
Continued from last session
Summary
The bill bans any Virginia public body from maintaining an official public website with a domain other than .gov, .edu, or .museum, and requires employee email addresses to use a .gov domain. It directs the Virginia Information Technologies Agency to write regulations for implementation. The measure aims to improve security and public trust in government communications.
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