Insurance Committee, 1987-1988

Collection

Identifier: 2025.045

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

The 1985-1986 Insurance Committee, the Democrats were in the majority and the Republicans were in the minority. William C. Rybak served as majority chair. Walter F. DeVerter served as minority chair. During most of the term, the committee worked on House Resolution 46 which was to look at automobile insurance. Numerous public hearings were held across the state. This collection contains in depth research, correspondence, and other related materials with the bills discussed in this committee.

Dates

1987 - 1988

Creator

House. Insurance Committee (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is open for research.

Conditions Governing Use

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(c) Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives, Office of the Chief Clerk.

Extent

3 Cubic Feet

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into 10 series: The collection is arranged into 12 series: 1. Committee Record, 2. Meetings, Tours and Public Hearings, 3. House Bills, 4. House Resolutions, 5. Senate Bills, 6. House Blue Backs, 7. Snate Green Backs, 8.Regulations, 9. Correspondence, 10 Subject Files.

Custodial History

Insurance Committee to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Pursuant to House Rule 45 of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (titled “Powers and Duties of Standing Committees and Subcommittees”) governing the management and disposition of historically valuable committee material, the secretary of the committee must record the attendance of Members and any votes taken, the minutes of the meeting and records, bills, and other papers in the possession of committees and subcommittees which must be submitted to the Chief Clerk at the end of every two year legislative session for permanent archival storage.