House of Representatives

Daily Session Update

Prepared by the Office of the Parliamentarian

September 28, 2016

 

 

Communications Received

 

September 16, 2016

 

The Honorable Joseph Scarnati

The Honorable Mike Turzai

 

Dear President Pro Tempore Scarnati and Speaker Turzai:

 

If it meets with the approval of the legislature, I am respectfully requesting a Joint Session of the General Assembly on Wednesday, September 28, 2016, at a time that is convenient for the House and Senate.  The purpose of this session would be to address the members of the House and Senate about our collective efforts to lead the nation in combatting the opioid and heroin crisis facing Pennsylvania.

 

After consultation and discussion with you, I believe we share the view that we can make the most profound and positive impact this session for the people of Pennsylvania by dealing with this issue as part of the remainder of the 2015-16 Legislative Session, rather than calling a Special Session.

 

This issue is one that we have all taken action on – be it the work that the Republican and Democratic caucuses have done in their communities with those struggling with addiction, or the legislation that the members of the General Assembly has positioned for passage – I thank you for all that you have done in the legislature and with my administration, to help those in need.

 

I look for to continuing to work with the legislature to continue to address this epidemic that we all care deeply about.

 

Sincerely,

 

TOM WOLF

Governor

 

Communications Received From the Senate

 

The Clerk of the Senate being introduced, returned bill from the House of Representatives numbered and entitled as follows, viz:

 

HB 1711

HB 1787

 

With information that the Senate has passed the same without amendment.

 

Voting Schedule

 

 

Concurrence in Senate Amendments

 

 

Concurrence in Senate Amendments to House Amendments

 

HB 568 PN 3949

 

Motion to Suspend

the Rules to Consider

A10372 (Vitali)

 

 

72 – 121         (Failed)

Motion to Re-Refer

To Labor & Industry

Committee (Galloway)

 

 

82 – 111         (Failed)

 

107 – 86        

 

Bills on Second Consideration

 

HB 1528 PN 2298

Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration

HB 1530 PN 2300

Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration

HB 1885 PN 3075

Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration

HB 1968 PN 3881

 

       A10330 (RADER)

190 – 0

 

Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration as Amended

HB 2303 PN 3794

 

       A09673 (CARROLL)

189 – 0

       A09829 (CAUSER)

190 – 0

       A09907 (STEPHENS)

12 – 177         (Failed)

       A10309 (CAUSER)

189 – 0

 

Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration as Amended

HB 2338 PN 3838

 

       A10351 (ADOLPH)

191 – 0

 

Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration as Amended

SB 1062 PN 1679

 

       A09661 (STEPHENS)

145 – 44

       A09846 (NEUMAN)

188 – 0

 

Bill Agreed to on Second Consideration as Amended

 

Bills on Third Consideration

 

HB 1313 PN 3927

167 – 21    Sent to Senate for Concurrence

HB 2241 PN 3858

188 – 0       Sent to Senate for Concurrence

HB 2290 PN 3893

189 – 3       Sent to Senate for Concurrence

HB 2291 PN 3769

180 – 12    Sent to Senate for Concurrence

SB 286 PN 1437

117 – 73    Sent to Senate With Amendment

 

Bills Signed by the Speaker

 

HB 1711

HB 1787

 

Bills Referred

 

HR 1035    To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35 – Supplemental Calendar

HR 1036    To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35

HR 1037    To Calendar Under Rule 35

HR 1038    To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35

HR 1039    To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35 – Supplemental Calendar

 

HR 1041    To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35 – Supplemental Calendar

 

Bills Recommitted

 

HB 1528        To Appropriations

HB 1530        To Appropriations

HB 1885        To Appropriations

HB 1968        To Appropriations

HB 2303        To Appropriations

HB 2338        To Appropriations

HB 1062        To Appropriations

HB 1311        To Appropriations

 

Bills ReReferred

 

 

Bills Reported from Committee

 

SB 286            From Appropriations Re-Reported as Committed

HB 2359        From Health as Committed

SB 1018         From Professional Licensure as Committed

 

Bills Removed from the Tabled Calendar and Placed on the Active Calendar

 

HB 564

HB 1064

HB 1473

HB 1499

HB 2293

HB 2304

SB 645

SB 785

SB 889

SB 1219

 

Bill Removed from the Active Calendar and Placed on the Tabled Calendar

 

HB 1064

HB 1499

SB 645

SB 785

 

House Resolutions Adopted

 

HR 964

A Resolution recognizing the month of October 2016 as "National Disability Employment Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

HR 1001

A Resolution recognizing the week of October 2 through 8, 2016, as "Mental Illness Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

HR 1011

A Resolution designating the week of October 16 through 22, 2016, as "Credit Union Week" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

HR 1022

A Resolution designating the month of October 2016 as "Fire Prevention Month" in Pennsylvania and recognizing October 9 through 15, 2016, as "National Fire Prevention Week" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

HR 1023

A Resolution recognizing the month of October 2016 as "Domestic Violence Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

HR 1029

A Resolution designating October 6, 2016, as "Domestic Violence Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

HR 1034

A Resolution designating October 10, 2016, as "Put the Brakes on Fatalities Day" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

HR 1035

A Resolution recognizing the week of October 16 through 22, 2016, as "Brachial Plexus Injury Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

HR 1039

A Resolution recognizing the month of October 2016 as "Chiropractic Conservative Care First Month" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

HR 1041

A Resolution recognizing the month of October 2016 as "American Pharmacist and Pharmacy Month" in Pennsylvania.

193 – 0

 

This is not an official record of the day’s legislative activity.

The House of Representatives adjourned

Until Monday, October 17, 2016 at 1:00 P.M.

unless sooner recalled by the Speaker.