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Professional Licensure Committee, 2007-2008
Professional Licensure Committee, 2009-2010
The records of the Professional Licensure Committee from the 2009-2010 session, the Democrats in majority. The Chairs were Michael P. McGeehan (Majority) and William F. Adolph, Jr. (Minority). The Vice Chairs were Harry A. Readshaw (Majority) and Richard R. Stevenson (Minority). The Secretaries were Cherelle L. Parker (Majority) and Mario M. Scavello (Minority).
Professional Licensure Committee, 2011-2012
The 2011-2012 Professional Licensure Committee was chaired by Julie Harhart (Majority) and Harry A. Readshaw (D). The Vice Chair was David S. Hickernell (Majority) and William C. Kortz II (D). Michele Brooks (Majority) and Jaret Gibbons (D) served as Secretary. The 2011-2012 Professional Licensure Committee discussed the topics of Cosmetology Law, Naturopathic Medicine, Injectable Medication, Biologicals and Immunizations, and Opioid Analgesic Drugs.
Professional Licensure Committee, 2013-2014
Professional Licensure Committee, 2015-2016
Professional Licensure Committee, 2017-2018
Professional Licensure Committee, 2019-2020
Professional Licensure Committee, 2021-2022
The records of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Professional Licensure Committee, the Republicans were in the majority, the Democrats were in the minority. The Chairs of the committee were David Hickernell (majority), and Jake Wheatley (minority).
Frank Burns served as minority chair following the resignation of Jake Wheatley.
Redistricting Maps, 1991-2001
This collection of maps contains drafts of reapportionment maps from the Legislative Reapportionment Commission. Maps contain preliminary plans for district lines proposed by both the House and Senate for both 1991 and 2001. Maps that highlight voter data by race from the census are also included. Maps are a mix of ones that focus on specific regions/individual districts and entire state maps.
Reizdan Moore Collection, 1973-2010
The bulk of this collection is a sampling of session records kept by Moore in 2009. The collection also has records of disciplinary actions in the House, correspondence relating to appointments, and some memorabilia items such as House Rules books.
