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Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2001-2002
The records of the Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee from the 2001-2002 session, the Republicans in Majority. The Chairs were Paul W. Semmel (Majority) and Thomas A. Michlovic (Minority). The Vice Chairs were C. Allan Egolf (Majority) and Timothy J. Solobay (Minority). The Secretaries were Jerry A. Stern (Majority) and Jewel Williams (Minority).
Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2003-2004
Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2005-2006
Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2007-2008
This collection consists of the committee record (a document listing all the bills referred to and from the Committee), materials from the Committee's official meetings, tours and public hearings, bills that died in the Committee as well as material from the Committee's two subcommittees: Subcommittee on Military and Veteran Facilities and Subcommittee on Security and Emergency Response.
Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2009-2010
Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2011-2012
Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2013-2014
Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2015-2016
Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2017-2018
This collection contains the records from the Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee during the 2017-2018 term. It includes Committee Records, Meetings, Tours, Public Hearings, House Bills, House Resolutions, Senate Bills and Resolutions, House Blue Backs, and Subcommittees and Task Forces.
Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, 2019-2020
The records of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, the Republicans were in the majority, and the Democrats were in the minority. The Chairs of the Committee were Stephen Barrar (Republican), and Christopher Sainato (Democrat). The committee focused much of its efforts in 2019 to veteran rights, issues, and protection. The committee turned its efforts in 2020 to the covid-emergency.
