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Rules Committee, 1995-1996
The records of the Rules Committee from the 1995-1996 session, the Republicans in Majority. The Chairs were John Perzel (Majority) and H. William DeWeese (Minority). The Vice Chairs were John Barley (Majority) and Ivan Itkin (Minority). The Secretaries were Joseph Pitts (Majority) and Dwight Evans (Minority).
Rules Committee, 1997-1998
The records of the Rules Committee from the 1997-1998 session, the Republicans in Majority. Majority Leader John M. Perzel served as Chair.
Rules Committee, 1999-2000
The records of the Rules Committee from the 1999-2000 session, the Republicans in majority. Majority Leader John Perzel was the Chairman.
Rules Committee, 2003-2004
The Rules Committee records from the 2003-2004 session, the Republicans in the Majority. The Chair was John M. Perzel (Majority).
Rules Committee, 2005-2006
The Rules Committee records from the 2005-2006 session, the Republicans in the Majority. The Chair was Sam Smith (Majority).
Rules Committee, 2007-2008
Rules Committee, 2009-2010
The records of the Rules Committee from the 2009-2010 session, the Democrats in majority. Majority Leader, Todd A. Eachus, served as Chair and Samuel H. Smith the Minority Leader.
Rules Committee, 2011-2012
The 2011-2012 Rules Committee was chaired by Mike Turzai (Majority Leader) and Frank Dermody (D). The Rules Committee covered a vast variety of topics over the 2011-2012 session. This is reflected in the House Bills contained in this collection.
Rules Committee, 2013-2014
The records of the Rules Committee for the 2013-2014 session, the Republicans in majority. Mike Turzai served as majority chairperson with Frank Dermody serving the minority role.
The collection is comprised only of meeting files, which contain bills and amendments, agenda, voting record, and minutes.
Rules Committee, 2015-2016
The records of Rules Committee 2015-2016, the Republicans are the majority. The Chair was Dave Reed.
Most of this committee's attention was focused on increasing punishment for crimes and raising government subsidies such as welfare.