VA HB1264

Establishes the Virginia Accountability Commission as an advisory body in the executive branch to monitor and document conduct of federal agents and federal military-style operations in Virginia

Requires the Commission to gather publicly-available videos of federal officer actions, establish a complaint procedure, hold public hearings, and create a public record documenting federal conduct and its community impact

Mandates an initial status report to the Governor by January 31, 2027, with supplementary reports due by April 30, 2027, including policy recommendations to protect residents' rights

Composed of up to nine unpaid members serving one-year terms, with three appointed each by the Governor, House of Delegates, and Senate

Office of Civil Rights within the Attorney General's Office provides administrative and staff support, with authority to work with subject matter experts and non-profit organizations