House of Representatives
Daily Session Update
Prepared by the Office of the Parliamentarian
May 16, 2016
Communications Received
The Speaker submitted for the record a copy of the Writ for the Special Election to be held for the 168th Legislative District.
The Speaker acknowledged receipt of a letter of resignation from Thomas H. Killion, State Representative of the 168th Legislative District, effective May 10, 2016.
The Speaker acknowledged receipt of Actuarial Note A07061 to House Bill 727, Printer’s Number 1555, as amended by Amendment Number 06859.
The Speaker acknowledged receipt of the Independent Fiscal Office’s initial estimate for Fiscal Year 2016-17.
Committees on Committees
Supplemental Report
In the House of Representatives
May 16, 2016
Resolved that,
Representative Nick Miccarelli, Delaware County, resigned as a member of the Insurance Committee and is elected as a member of the Appropriations Committee.
Representative Lynda Schlegel-Culver, Northumberland and Snyder Counties, is elected as a member of the Insurance Committee.
Representative Thomas Sankey, Cambria and Clearfield Counties, resigned as a member of the Local Government Committee and is elected as a member of the Insurance Committee.
Representative, Jeff Wheeland, Lycoming County, is elected a member of the Liquor Contro Committee.
Respectfully submitted,
Rep. Robert Godshall
Chairman
Committee on Committees
Communications Received From the Senate
The Clerk of the Senate being introduced, returned bills from the House of Representatives numbered and entitled as follows, viz:
HB 944
HB 1310
HB 1574
With information that the Senate has passed the same with amendment in which the concurrence of the House of Representatives is requested.
The Clerk of the Senate being introduced, returned bills from the House of Representatives numbered and entitled as follows, viz:
HB 805
HB 1200
HB 1788
With information that the Senate has passed the same without amendment.
Voting Schedule
Concurrence in Senate Amendments
Concurrence in Senate Amendments to House Amendments
Bills on Second Consideration
| Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration | |
| Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration | |
| Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration | |
| | |
| 196 – 0 | |
| | Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration as Amended |
Bills on Third Consideration
| 195 – 0 Sent to Senate for Concurrence | |
| 195 – 0 Sent to Senate for Concurrence | |
| 195 – 0 Sent to Senate for Concurrence | |
| 194 – 1 Sent to Senate for Concurrence | |
| 195 – 0 Sent to Senate for Concurrence | |
| 193 – 2 Sent to Senate With Amendment | |
| 195 – 0 Sent to Senate With Amendment |
Bills Signed by the Speaker
HB 1200
HB 1788
Bills Referred
HR 865 Children & Youth
HR 867 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 868 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 869 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 870 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 871 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 872 Agriculture & Rural Affairs
HR 873 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 874 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 875 To Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 876 To Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 878 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 879 To Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 880 To Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 881 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 882 To Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 883 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35 – Supplemental Calendar
HR 884 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 885 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 886 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 887 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 888 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HB 1865 Finance
HB 1900 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 2031 State Government
HB 2038 Education
HB 2041 State Government
HB 2042 Judiciary
HB 2043 Judiciary
HB 2044 Education
HB 2045 Judiciary
HB 2046 Judiciary
HB 2047 Judiciary
HB 2049 State Government
HB 2050 Judiciary
HB 2051 State Government
HB 2052 State Government
HB 2053 Health
HB 2054 Liquor Control
HB 2055 Judiciary
HB 2056 Health
HB 2058 Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness
HB 2059 Children & Youth
HB 2060 Finance
HB 2061 Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness
HB 2062 State Government
HB 2063 Judiciary
HB 2064 State Government
HB 2065 State Government
HB 2066 Environmental Resources & Energy
HB 2067 Agriculture & Rural Affairs
HB 2068 Judiciary
HB 2069 Aging & Older Adult Services
HB 2070 Game & Fish
HB 2071 Transportation
HB 2072 Education
SB 359 Education
SB 1062 Judiciary
SB 1077 Judiciary
SB 1144 Judiciary
SB 1156 Children & Youth
SB 1229 Agriculture & Rural Affairs
Bills Recommitted
HB 835 To Appropriations
HB 1902 To Appropriations
HB 1934 To Appropriations
HB 1955 To Appropriations
Bills ReReferred
Bills Reported from Committee
HB 498 From Appropriations Re-Reported as Committed
HB 1184 From Appropriations Re-Reported as Committed
HB 1737 From Appropriations Re-Reported as Committed
HB 1861 From Appropriations Re-Reported as Committed
HB 1956 From Appropriations Re-Reported as Committed
SB 1108 From Appropriations Re-Reported as Committed
HB 1334 From Gaming Oversite as Amended
HB 1079 From Transportation as Committed
HB 2025 From Transportation as Amended
SB 1152 From Transportation as Committed
SB 1153 From Transportation as Amended
Bill Removed from the Tabled Calendar and Placed on the Active Calendar
SB 61
Bill Removed from the Active Calendar and Placed on the Tabled Calendar
SB 61
House Resolutions Adopted
| A Resolution directing the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs to establish and administer a task force on access to addiction treatment through health plans and other resources. | 196 – 0 | |
| A Resolution urging the residents of this Commonwealth to support the efforts, programs, services and organizations that work to enhance research and awareness of undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma, a type of soft tissue sarcoma. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution urging the President, Senate and House of Representatives of the United States to fight for strong enforcement of our nation's trade laws in order to level the playing field with China and other countries and take necessary action to protect the domestic steel industry from unfair foreign competition and urging the Department of Commerce to maintain China's nonmarket economy status in order to preserve the ability of United States companies and workers to access domestic trade remedy laws. | 196 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating the month of May 2016 as "Military Service-Related Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Tobyhanna Conservation Association in Pennsylvania. | | |
| A Resolution recognizing the month of May 2016 as "Older Americans: Blaze a Trail Month" in Pennsylvania. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating the month May 2016 as "Huntington's Disease Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating the month of May 2016 as "Academic Achievement Month" in Pennsylvania and honoring those who have exemplified academic success in their courses of study. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating Tuesday, May 17, 2016, as "Pennsylvania Health Care Information Technology Awareness Day." | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating the week of May 16 through 20, 2016, as "Local Community Leader Appreciation Week" in Pennsylvania. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution commemorating the 68th anniversary of the birth of the State of Israel. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating the month of April 2016 as "Donate Life Month" in Pennsylvania. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating the month of May 2016 as "Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution designating the month of May 2016 as "Bike Month," the week of May 16 through 20, 2016, as "Bike to Work Week" and May 20, 2016, as "Bike to Work Day" in Pennsylvania. | 197 – 0 | |
| A Resolution recognizing the week of May 15 through 21, 2016, as "Emergency Medical Services Week" in Pennsylvania. | 197 – 0 |
This is not an official record of the day’s legislative activity.
The House of Representatives adjourned
until Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at 11:00 A.M.
unless sooner recalled by the Speaker.