Autism coverage bill sponsor expecting amendments from governor

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With a Tuesday deadline looming to act on legislation approved by the Virginia legislature this year, Gov. Bob McDonnell is mulling amendments to a bill that would extend insurance coverage to autistic children between the ages of 2 and 6.

One of the bill’s patrons, Del. Tag Greason, R-Loudoun, said he expects the governor to offer changes to the bill.

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