House. Select Committee to Investigate the Crisis in Staffing of Welfare Offices (HR 254)
Organization
Dates
- Existence: 1984 - 1985
Biography
House Resolution 254, adopted November 28, 1984, created the Select Committee to Investigate the Crisis in Staffing of Welfare Offices. The committee was responsible for promoting the fulfillment of sufficient staffing so that the legislators could protect basic human rights and insure the provision of basic services to the unemployeed, the underemployeed, the sick, the elderly, the poor and minorities.
The Chair was Edward A. Wiggins (D). Members included H. William DeWeese, Robert Freeman, David P. Richardson, Jr., Joseph M. Gladeck, Jr., Nicholas B. Moehlmann and John E. Peterson.
Found in 1 Collection or Record:
Select Committee to Investigate the Crisis in Staffing of Welfare Offices (HR 254)
Collection
Identifier: 02-SS1983_14
Scope and Contents
The scope of this collection is to investigate the crisis in the staffing of welfare offices of the Commonwealth.
Dates:
1983-1984