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1 a REPORT of the COMMITTEE on COMMITTEES Recommending A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES Recommending the appointment of members to the Standing Committees of the House of Representatives. The Committee on Committees recommends that the members of the House named in this report be appointed as members of the Standing Committees of the House of Representatives; that the Chairs, Vice-Chairs, Subcommittee Chairs and Secretaries whose names are included in this report be appointed by the Speaker of the House; and that the Republican Chairs whose names are included in this report be appointed by the Republican Leader. AGING AND OLDER ADULT SERVICES Majority Chairman: Phyllis Mundy Majority Secretary: John Galloway Subcommittee on Care and Services: Steve Samuelson Subcommittee on Programs and Benefits: Bill Keller Louise Williams Bishop Lawrence Curry Eugene DePasquale Florindo Fabrizio David Kessler Deberah Kula Eddie Day Pashinski Frank Shimkus 1 Barbara McIlvaine Smith Ken Smith Jesse White Jewell Williams Minority Chairman: Tim Hennessey John Bear Karen Boback Michele Brooks Martin Causer Jim Cox Garth Everett Mauree Gingrich Duane Milne Marquerite Quinn Rosemarie Swanger Randy Vulakovich Katharine Watson AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL AFFAIRS Majority Chairman: Michael Hanna Majority Vice-Chairman: Gary Haluska Majority Secretary: David Kessler 2 Tom Caltagirone Michael Carroll Scott Conklin Peter Daley Richard Grucela Harold James Babette Josephs Tim Mahoney John Myers Frank Oliver Timothy Solobay Michael Sturla Tom Yewcic Minority Chairman: Arthur Hershey Bob Bastian Karen Boback Michele Brooks Jim Cox Gordon Denlinger Mike Fleck David Hickernell 3 Rob Kauffman Mark Keller David Millard Dan Moul Tina Pickett APPROPRIATIONS Majority Chairman: Dwight Evans Majority Vice-Chairman: Bill Keller Majority Secretary: Josh Shapiro Subcommittee Chair-Health and Welfare: Kathy Manderino Subcommittee Chair-Education: Jake Wheatley Subcommittee Chair-Economic Impact and Infrastructure: Michael McGeehan Subcommittee Chair-Fiscal Policy: Greg Vitali Scott Conklin Dan Frankel John Galloway Thaddeus Kirkland Bryan Lentz Tim Mahoney John Myers Cherelle Parker 4 Joseph Petrarca Sean Ramaley Dante Santoni John Siptroth Matt Smith Don Walko Minority Chairman: Mario Civera, Jr. Vice-Chairman: Craig Dally Stephen Barrar Steven Cappelli Gordon Denlinger Brian Ellis Fred McIlhattan David Millard Ronald Miller Scott Petri Dave Reed Douglas Reichley Katie True _______________________ CHILDREN AND YOUTH 5 Majority Chairman: Louise Williams Bishop Majority Vice-Chairman: Rosita Youngblood Majority Secretary: Ken Smith Angel Cruz Patrick Harkins Bryan Lentz Phyllis Mundy Eddie Day Pashinski Steve Samuelson Frank Shimkus Barbara McIlvaine Smith Ed Staback Michael Sturla Rick Taylor Curtis Thomas Jewell Williams Minority Chairman: Carole Rubley Karen Boback Bryan Cutler Julie Harhart Sue Helm 6 David Hickernell Beverly Mackereth Duane Milne Dan Moul Thomas Murt Brad Roae Rosemarie Swanger Katie True COMMERCE Majority Chairman: Peter Daley Majority Secretary: Mark Longietti Subcommittee Chair-Economic Development: Nick Kotik Subcommittee Chair-Financial Services and Banking: Michael McGeehan Subcommittee Chair-Housing: Tom Yewcic Lisa Bennington Joe Brennan Jaret Gibbons Ted Harhai Chris King Thaddeus Kirkland John Siptroth 7 Matt Smith Chelsa Wagner James Wansacz Jesse White Minority Chairman: Dick Hess Matthew Baker Scott Boyd Michele Brooks Martin Causer Brian Ellis Mike Fleck Richard Geist Julie Harhart C. Adam Harris Jim Marshall Dave Reed Chris Ross CONSUMER AFFAIRS Majority Chairman: Joseph Preston, Jr. Majority Secretary: Joseph Brennan Subcommittee Chair-Public Utilities: Ed Wojnaroski 8 Subcommittee Chair-Telecommunications: Ronald I. Buxton Marc Gergely Ted Harhai Chris King Bill Kortz Jennifer Mann Tony Payton Joseph Petrarca Harry Readshaw Chris Sainato Timothy Solobay Ron Waters Tom Yewcic Minority Chairman: Robert Godshall William Adolph Stephen Barrar Timothy Hennessey Arthur Hershey Rob Kauffman George Kenney, Jr. Bob Mensch 9 Nicholas Micozzie Scott Perry Ron Raymond Douglas Reichley Jess Stairs EDUCATION Majority Chairman: James R. Roebuck, Jr. Majority Secretary: Patrick Harkins Subcommittee Chair-Higher Education: Lawrence H. Curry Subcommittee Chair-Basic Education: Thaddeus Kirkland Subcommittee Chair-Special Education: Barbara McIlvaine Smith Michael Carroll Scott Conklin Richard Grucela Michael Hanna Daylin Leach Mark Longietti John Pallone Frank Shimkus Chelsa Wagner Jake Wheatley 10 John Yudichak Minority Chairman: Jess Stairs Bob Bastian Karen Beyer Mike Fleck Beverly Mackereth Daryl Metcalfe Duane Milne Thomas Murt Bernard O’Neill Thomas Quigley Kathy Rapp Samuel Rohrer Curt Sonney ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY Majority Chairman: Camille “Bud” George Majority Secretary: Scott Conklin Subcommittee Chair-Energy: Michael Gerber Subcommittee Chair-Mining: James Wansacz Subcommittee Chair-Parks and Forests: John Yudichak Lisa Bennington 11 Michael Carroll Eugene DePasquale Robert Freeman John Hornaman Daylin Leach David Levdansky Jennifer Mann Michael McGeehan Tim Seip Greg Vitali Minority Chairman: Scott Hutchinson Martin Causer Garth Everett Kate Harper Ronald Miller Jay Moyer Jeffrey Pyle Kathy Rapp Dave Reed Chris Ross Carole Rubley 12 Richard Stevenson Randy Vulakovich FINANCE Majority Chairman: David K. Levdansky Majority Vice-Chairman: Jennifer Mann Majority Secretary: Bill Kortz Lisa Bennington Florindo Fabrizio Dan Frankel Jaret Gibbons David Kessler Chris Sainato Dante Santoni Tim Seip Josh Shapiro Matt Smith Ed Staback Rick Taylor Rosita Youngblood Minority Chairman: Steven Nickol John Bear 13 Scott Boyd Steven Cappelli Gordon Denlinger Brian Ellis C. Adam Harris Daryl Metcalfe Michael Peifer Thomas Quigley Dave Reed Mario Scavello Randy Vulakovich GAME AND FISHERIES Majority Chairman: Edward G. Staback Majority Vice-Chairman: Neal Goodman Majority Secretary: Deberah Kula Peter Daley Tony DeLuca Marc Gergely Gary Haluska Michael Hanna John Hornaman 14 Tim Mahoney Michael McGeehan Harry Readshaw Chris Sainato Barbara McIlvaine Smith Dan Surra Ed Wojnaroski Minority Chairman: Samuel Rohrer Bryan Cutler Gordon Denlinger Garth Everett Keith Gillespie Rob Kauffman Mark Keller David Millard Daniel Moul Michael Peifer Scott Perry Brad Roae Todd Rock GAMING OVERSIGHT 15 Majority Chairman: Harold James Majority Vice-Chairman: Ronald Waters Majority Secretary: Florindo Fabrizio Vince Biancucci Joseph Brennan Neal Goodman Ted Harhai Bill Keller Daylin Leach John Myers John Pallone Cherelle Parker Harry Readshaw Chris Sainato Rick Taylor James Wansacz Minority Chairman: Paul Clymer Minority Vice-Chairman:__________________ Kerry Benninghoff Thomas Creighton William Gabig 16 C. Adam Harris John Maher Jim Marshall Fred McIlhattan T. Mark Mustio Michael Peifer Curt Schroder Curt Sonney HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Majority Chairman: Frank L. Oliver Majority Secretary: Tim Seip Subcommittee Chair-Human Services: Jake Wheatley Subcommittee Chair-Health: Eddie Day Pashinski Subcommittee Chair-Drugs and Alcohol: John Myers Louise Williams Bishop Angel Cruz Lawrence Curry Thaddeus Kirkland Kathy Manderino Phyllis Mundy Tony Payton 17 Tom Petrone Frank Shimkus Barbara McIlvaine Smith Ken Smith Minority Chairman: George Kenney Kerry Benninghoff Bryan Cutler Mauree Gingrich Rob Kauffman Beverly Mackereth Fred McIlhattan Douglas Reichley Chris Ross Curt Sonney John Taylor Katie True Katharine Watson INSURANCE Majority Chairman: Anthony M. DeLuca Majority Vice-Chairman: Dan Frankel Majority Secretary: Vince Biancucci 18 Ron Buxton James Casorio Florindo Fabrizio Mike Gerber Nick Kotik Kathy Manderino Jennifer Mann Tony Melio Eddie Day Pashinski Josh Shapiro Rick Taylor Don Walko Ed Wojnaroski Minority Chairman: Nicholas Micozzie Scott Boyd John Evans Robert Godshall Glen Grell Thomas Killion Bob Mensch Steven Nickol 19 Tina Pickett Marguerite Quinn Brad Roae Curt Schroder Michael Vereb INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS Majority Chairman: Curtis Thomas Majority Secretary: Michael O’Brien Subcommittee-Information Technology: Rosita Youngblood Subcommittee-Federal State Relations: John Sabatina Ron Buxton Mark Cohen Angel Cruz Todd Eachus Bill Keller Bill Kortz Joseph Markosek Tony Melio Joseph Preston James Roebuck Steve Samuelson 20 Matt Smith Minority Chairman: David Steil John Bear Kerry Benninghoff Michele Brooks Mike Fleck Keith Gillespie Carl Mantz Jim Marshall Bob Mensch Duane Milne Jay Moyer Scott Perry Todd Rock JUDICIARY Majority Chairman: Tom Caltagirone Majority Secretary: Daylin Leach Subcommittee Chairman-Courts: Don Walko Subcommittee Chairman-Crime and Corrections: John Pallone Subcommittee Chairman-Family Law: Kathy Manderino Lisa Bennington 21 Dan Frankel Mike Gerber Harold James Deberah Kula Joseph Petrarca Sean Ramaley Greg Vitali Chelsa Wagner Jesse White Jewell Williams Minority Chairman: Ronald Marsico Thomas Creighton Craig Dally John Evans William Gabig Glen Grell Kate Harper Beverly Mackereth Carl Mantz Bernard O’Neill Tina Pickett 22 Todd Rock Katie True LABOR RELATIONS Majority Chairman: Robert E. Belfanti, Jr. Majority Vice-Chairman: James Casorio Majority Secretary: Frank Shimkus Tom Blackwell Ron Buxton Eugene DePasquale John Galloway Marc Gergely Jaret Gibbons Neal Goodman Patrick Harkins Michael McGeehan Sean Ramaley John Sabatina Tim Seip Ron Waters Minority Chairman: Gene DiGirolamo Bob Bastian 23 John Bear Scott Boyd Steven Cappelli Jim Cox William Gabig Glen Grell Thomas Killion Carl Mantz Daryl Metcalfe T. Mark Mustio Jeffrey Pyle LIQUOR CONTROL Majority Chairman:
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