01. Standing Committees
Found in 574 Collections and/or Records:
Children and Youth Committee, 2017-2018
The records of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives' Children and Youth Committee, the Republicans were in the majority, the Democrats in the minority. The Chairs of the Committee were Katharine Watson (majority) and Scott Conklin (minority).
This Committee met to discuss issues relating to children in the Commonwealth relating to child abuse, mandated reporting, foster care and grandparents raising grandchildren.
Consumer Affairs Committee, 2017-2018
Transportation Committee, 2017-2018
Local Government Committee, 2017-2018
The records of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives' Local Government Committee, the Republicans were in the majority, the Democrats in the minority. The Chairs of the Committee were Kate Harper (majority) and Robert Freeman (minority). This Committee met to discuss issues relating to municipal pensions, county codes, ACT 47 in conjunction with Harrisbug, and municipality issues throughout the state.
Urban Affairs Committee, 2017-2018
Judiciary Committee, 2017-2018
Appropriations Committee, 2017-2018
Tourism and Recreational Development Committee, 2017-2018
Environmental Resources and Energy Committee, 2017-2018
The records of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives' Environmental Resources and Energy Committee, the Republicans were in the majority, the Democrats in the minority. The Chairs of the Committee were John Maher III (majority) and Michael B. Carroll (minority).
This committee focused on severance taxes on the gas and oil industries in Pennsylvania, safe food containers for the public and general energy and environmental protection in the state of Pennsylvania.
Gaming Oversight Committee, 2017-2018
The records of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives' Gaming Oversight Committee, the Republicans were in the majority, the Democrats in the minority. The Chairs of the Committee were Scott Petri (majority) and Patrick Harkins (minority). This committee visited multiple casinos throughout the state such as PARX and Sands. They also discussed legislation dealing with video game gambling, casino state taxes, and sports betting.
