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House Bill 1573; Regular Session 1989-1990

[History]

Sponsors:

DeLUCA, BRANDT, KASUNIC, LEVDANSKY, ROBBINS, KOSINSKI, BILLOW, CHADWICK, HECKLER, BELARDI, GIGLIOTTI, McNALLY, OLASZ, PETRONE, TRELLO, MARKOSEK, BELFANTI, DALEY, STUBAN and BROUJOS

Printer's No.(PN):

2227*, 1952, 1843

Short Title:

An Act amending the act of May 13, 1915 (P. L. 286, No. 177), known as the "Child Labor Law," further providing for agricultural exemptions; providing for certain minors employed by summer resident camps, conferences and retreats; and permitting persons 14 years of age or older to engage in certain employment in bowling centers.

Actions:

		Referred to LABOR RELATIONS, May 30, 1989
		Reported as amended, June 5, 1989
		First consideration, June 5, 1989
		Laid on the table, June 5, 1989
		Removed from table, June 6, 1989
		Re-committed to APPROPRIATIONS, June 7, 1989
		Re-reported as committed, June 13, 1989
		Second consideration, June 13, 1989
		Third consideration and final passage, June 19, 1989 (196-2)
		(Remarks see House Journal Page 1054-1059), June 19, 1989
		In the Senate
		Referred to LABOR AND INDUSTRY, June 20, 1989
		Reported as amended, June 27, 1989
		First consideration, June 27, 1989
		Second consideration, June 29, 1989
		Third consideration and final passage, June 30, 1989 (49-0)
		In the House
		Referred to RULES, Sept. 18, 1989
		Reported as committed, Sept. 25, 1989
		House concurred in Senate amendments, Sept. 26, 1989 (197-0)
		Signed in House, Sept. 26, 1989
		Signed in Senate, Sept. 26, 1989
		In hands of the Governor, Sept. 26, 1989
		Last day for action, Oct. 6, 1989
		Approved by the Governor, Oct. 4, 1989
		Act No. 62 of 1989, Oct. 4, 1989

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