House of Representatives
Daily Session Update
Prepared by the Office of the Parliamentarian
February 23, 2015
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives Convened at 1:00 P.M.
Submissions by The Speaker
In compliance with the provisions of Act No. 181 of 1982, as amended, the Regulatory Review Act, he submitted for the record a listing of the jurisdiction of each standing committee of the House over the various State agencies, departments, boards, and commissions for the purpose of reviewing proposed regulations.
The naming of the Committee’s Sub-Committee Chairs, Vice Chairs and Secretaries of various Standing Committees.
Communications Received
The Speaker acknowledged receipt of the Pennsylvania Firearm Education and Training Commission’s Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2013-2014.
The Speaker acknowledged receipt of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s Annual Report regarding the Used Tire Pile remediation Restricted Account and the Remediation of Used Tire Piles.
Committee on Committees
Supplemental Report
In the House of Representatives
February 23, 2015
RESOLVED, That
Representative Ryan Mackenzie, Berks and Lehigh Counties, is resigning as a member of the Tourism and Recreational Development Committee.
Representative David Parker, Monroe County, is resigning as a member of the Environmental Resources and Energy Committee.
Representative Parke Wentling, Crawford, Erie, Lawrence and Mercer Counties, is resigning as a member of the Labor and Industry Committee.
Representative Ryan Mackenzie, Berks and Lehigh Counties, is elected as a member of the Environmental Resources Committee.
Representative David Parker, Monroe County, is elected as a member of the Labor and Industry Committee.
Representative Parke Wentling, Crawford, Erie, Lawrence and Mercer Counties, is elected as a member of the Tourism and Recreational Development Committee.
Respectfully Submitted,
Robert Godshall, Chairman
Committee on Committees
Communications Received From the Senate
The Clerk of the Senate being introduced, presented the following extract from the Journal of the Senate, which was read as follows, viz:
In the Senate,
February 17, 2015
RESOLVED, (the House of Representatives concurring), That the Senate and House of Representatives meet in Joint Session on Tuesday, March 3, 2015 at 11:30 a.m., in the Hall of the House of Representatives for the purpose of hearing an address by His Excellency, Governor Tom Wolf; and be it further
RESOLVED, That a committee of three on the part of the Senate, be appointed to act with a similar committee on the part of the House of Representatives, to escort his Excellency, the Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to the Hall of the House of Representatives.
Ordered, That the Clerk present the same to the House of Representatives for its concurrence.
Voting Schedule
Concurrence
Bills on Second Consideration
| Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration | |
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| 72 – 126 (Failed) | |
| | Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration |
Bills on Third Consideration
| 198 – 0 Sent to Senate for Concurrence | |
| 193 – 5 Sent to Senate for Concurrence |
Bills Signed by the Speaker
Bills Referred
HR 87 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 88 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 89 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 90 To Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 91 Judiciary
HR 92 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 93 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 94 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 95 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 96 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 97 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 98 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 99 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 100 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 101 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 102 Education
HR 103 State Government
HR 104 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HB 105 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 106 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 121 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HB 16 Judiciary
HB 17 Judiciary
HB 18 Judiciary
HB 100 Consumer Affairs
HB 129 Consumer Affairs
HB 162 Children & Youth
HB 200 Consumer Affairs
HB 250 Labor & Industry
HB 400 Labor & Industry
HB 444 Finance
HB 451 State Government
HB 452 Consumer Affairs
HB 453 Children & Youth
HB 454 Education
HB 455 Game & Fish
HB 458 Agriculture & Rural Affairs
HB 459 Commerce
HB 460 Commerce
HB 461 Education
HB 462 Judiciary
HB 463 Judiciary
HB 464 Judiciary
HB 465 Judiciary
HB 466 Liquor Control
HB 467 Labor & Industry
HB 468 Judiciary
HB 469 Gaming Oversight
HB 470 Judiciary
HB 471 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 472 State Government
HB 473 Judiciary
HB 474 Transportation
HB 475 Transportation
HB 476 Health
HB 477 Children & Youth
HB 478 Judiciary
HB 479 Health
HB 480 Transportation
HB 481 Judiciary
HB 482 Labor & Industry
HB 483 Liquor Control
HB 484 Health
HB 485 Education
HB 486 Judiciary
HB 487 State Government
HB 488 Liquor Control
HB 489 Judiciary
HB 490 Education
HB 491 Judiciary
HB 492 Agriculture & Rural Affairs
HB 493 Aging & Older Adult Services
HB 494 Finance
HB 495 Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness
HB 496 Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness
HB 497 Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness
HB 498 Health
HB 499 Education
HB 501 Transportation
HB 502 Judiciary
HB 503 Judiciary
HB 504 Finance
HB 505 Judiciary
HB 506 Transportation
HB 507 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 509 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 510 Judiciary
HB 511 Judiciary
HB 512 Education
HB 513 Game & Fish
HB 514 Judiciary
HB 516 Professional Licensure
HB 517 Finance
HB 518 Education
HB 519 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 520 Consumer Affairs
HB 521 State Government
HB 522 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 523 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 524 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 525 Transportation
HB 526 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 528 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 529 Transportation
HB 530 Education
HB 531 Education
HB 532 Judiciary
HB 533 Health
HB 534 Education
HB 535 Judiciary
HB 536 Education
HB 537 Education
HB 538 Labor & Industry
HB 539 Education
HB 540 Judiciary
HB 541 Labor & Industry
HB 542 Health
HB 543 Judiciary
HB 545 Transportation
HB 546 Consumer Affairs
HB 547 State Government
HB 548 Transportation
HB 549 Education
HB 550 Transportation
HB 551 Gaming Oversight
HB 552 Judiciary
HB 553 State Government
HB 554 Children & Youth
HB 555 Transportation
HB 556 Transportation
HB 557 Judiciary
HB 558 Education
HB 559 Commerce
HB 560 State Government
HB 561 Finance
HB 562 State Government
HB 563 Judiciary
HB 565 Gaming Oversight
HB 568 Labor & Industry
HB 570 Judiciary
HB 571 Judiciary
HB 572 Judiciary
HB 573 Consumer Affairs
HB 574 State Government
HB 575 State Government
HB 576 Education
HB 577 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 578 Gaming Oversight
HB 579 Consumer Affairs
HB 580 Consumer Affairs
HB 581 Labor & Industry
HB 582 Transportation
HB 584 Finance
HB 585 Judiciary
HB 586 Health
HB 587 Judiciary
HB 588 Local Government
HB 589 Local Government
HB 590 Local Government
HB 591 Education
HB 592 Labor & Industry
HB 593 Professional Licensure
HB 594 Labor & Industry
SB 279 Environmental Resources & Energy
SB 397 Judiciary
Bills Re-Referred
Bills Recommitted
HB 14 To Appropriations
HB 59 To Appropriations
HB 60 To Appropriations
HB 147 To Appropriations
HB 166 To Appropriations
HB 251 To Appropriations
Bills Reported from Committee
HB 93 From Appropriations Re-Reported as Committed
HB 466 From Liquor Control as Committed
Bills Removed from the Tabled Calendar and Placed on the Active Calendar
HB 75
HB 141
HB 158
HB 209
HB 210
Bills Placed on the Table
House Resolutions Adopted
| A Resolution designating February 24, 2015, as "Spay Day" in Pennsylvania. | 198 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating the week of February 22 through 28, 2015, as "FFA Week" in Pennsylvania. | 198 – 0 | |
| A Resolution honoring Representative Rosita Youngblood for becoming the first African-American female to hold a leadership position in the history of the General Assembly. | 198 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating February 25, 2015, as "Peripartum Cardiomyopathy Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania; and urging the National Institutes of Health to recognize "Peripartum Cardiomyopathy Awareness Day" and to advance research relating to peripartum cardiomyopathy. | 198 – 0 | |
| A Resolution recognizing and honoring the work, activism, leadership and courage of Frances P. Aulston of the City of Philadelphia during "Black History Month 2015." | 198 – 0 |
This is not an official record of the day’s legislative activity.
The House of Representatives adjourned
until Tuesday, February 24, 2015 at 11 A.M.
unless sooner recalled by the Speaker.