COMMONWEALTH OF

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL

MONDAY, JUNE 4, 2018

SESSION OF 2018 202D OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY No. 22

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES, The House convened at 1 p.m., e.d.t. CONSIDERED FIRST TIME, AND TABLED HB 85, PN 3577 By Rep. HICKERNELL THE SPEAKER (MIKE TURZAI) PRESIDING An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known as the Public School Code of 1949, in preliminary provisions, providing for exemption from Keystone Exams. PRAYER EDUCATION. The SPEAKER. The prayer today will be offered by Pastor Tom Almanza of the Greater York Baptist Church in York, HB 2052, PN 3593 (Amended) By Rep. HICKERNELL Pennsylvania. He is the guest of Representative Kristin Phillips-Hill and Representative Stan Saylor. An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known as the Public School Code of 1949, in professional employees, providing for military parent student support. PASTOR TOM ALMANZA, Guest Chaplain of the House of Representatives, offered the following prayer: EDUCATION.

Let us pray: HB 2131, PN 3592 (Amended) By Rep. TAYLOR Our Heavenly Father, we come to You now in the name of the Lord Jesus. We thank You for the opportunity and the freedoms An Act amending the act of June 1, 1945 (P.L.1242, No.428), that we have of being a part of this great country and particularly known as the State Highway Law, in construction, improvement, maintenance and repair of State highways, providing for native this date. We thank You, Lord, for all of our Representatives, who vegetation along highways. work hard to ensure the freedoms that we have and that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life, in all godliness and honesty. TRANSPORTATION. I pray, Lord, that You would bless them today. Give them wisdom and strength. While we are here, I pray that You would HB 2215, PN 3594 (Amended) By Rep. HICKERNELL protect their families and watch over them just the same. In Jesus' name, Amen. An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known as the Public School Code of 1949, in terms and courses of study, further providing for fire and emergency evacuation drills. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE EDUCATION. (The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by members and visitors.) HB 2327, PN 3499 By Rep. HICKERNELL

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known JOURNAL APPROVAL POSTPONED as the Public School Code of 1949, in organization meetings and officers of boards of school directors, providing for executive sessions. The SPEAKER. Without objection, the approval of the Journal of Wednesday, May 24, 2018, will be postponed until EDUCATION. printed. HB 2420, PN 3516 By Rep. TAYLOR

JOURNALS APPROVED An Act designating a bridge on that portion of Pennsylvania Route 286, known as Washington Street, over the Kiskiminetas River, between The SPEAKER. There are some 2017 Journals that are in print Saltsburg Borough, Indiana County, and Loyalhanna Township, Westmoreland County, as the First Sergeant Alexander Kelly Memorial and, without objection, will be approved: Bridge.

Tuesday, October 17, 2017; TRANSPORTATION. Wednesday, October 18, 2017; and Thursday, October 19, 2017.

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HB 2425, PN 3541 By Rep. TAYLOR Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS, May 31, 2018. An Act designating a bridge on that portion of State Route 1010 over the Conestoga River, Lancaster County, as the Sergeant Melvin R. Wink Memorial Bridge. HOUSE BILLS

INTRODUCED AND REFERRED TRANSPORTATION. No. 85 By Representatives LAWRENCE, BARRAR, HB 2434, PN 3566 By Rep. PICKETT BERNSTINE, CHARLTON, DIAMOND, ENGLISH, KEEFER,

An Act amending the act of May 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284), METCALFE, B. O'NEILL, ROE, TALLMAN, THOMAS, known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, in suitability of annuity WARD, ZIMMERMAN, TOOHIL and SANKEY transactions, further providing for definitions, for applicability and scope of article and for duties of insurers and insurance producers, providing An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known for insurance producer training, further providing for mitigation of as the Public School Code of 1949, in preliminary provisions, providing responsibility and for recordkeeping and providing for regulations. for exemption from assessment.

INSURANCE. Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, May 24, 2018.

SB 251, PN 1814 (Amended) By Rep. TAYLOR No. 2211 By Representatives WARD, CORBIN, BOBACK,

An Act amending Titles 44 (Law and Justice) and 75 (Vehicles) of MILLARD, ORTITAY, ROTHMAN, JAMES, PICKETT, the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, codifying prohibition on McGINNIS, RAPP, READSHAW, OBERLANDER, political subdivisions and Commonwealth agencies imposing quotas on PASHINSKI, FLYNN, B. MILLER, MENTZER, TOEPEL, the issuance of citations for certain offenses and prohibiting the practice IRVIN, SCHLEGEL CULVER, CRUZ, HEFFLEY, of station averaging; in licensing of drivers, further providing for J. McNEILL, GROVE, HILL-EVANS, SAYLOR, COX, schedule of convictions and points; in rules of the road in general, providing for radar enforcement systems pilot program; and making a WATSON, JOZWIAK, FARRY, PHILLIPS-HILL, FEE, related repeal. LONGIETTI, CHARLTON, BARRAR, GILLEN, PEIFER, KAUFFMAN, KLUNK, MATZIE, KORTZ, HELM, TRANSPORTATION. MEHAFFIE, B. O'NEILL and STAATS

SB 776, PN 1442 By Rep. HICKERNELL An Act providing for consumer prescription drug pricing disclosure.

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known Referred to Committee on HEALTH, May 29, 2018. as the Public School Code of 1949, in preliminary provisions, further providing for definitions; and, in Dyslexia and Early Literacy Intervention Pilot Program, further providing for definitions and for No. 2222 By Representatives MOUL, TURZAI, SAYLOR, establishment of program. BENNINGHOFF, GROVE, TALLMAN, ROTHMAN, WARD, B. MILLER, McGINNIS, MILLARD, ZIMMERMAN, EDUCATION. MENTZER, IRVIN, KEEFER, HANNA, EVANKOVICH, NELSON, WHEELAND, PHILLIPS-HILL, REESE, TOBASH, HOUSE RESOLUTIONS COX, D. COSTA, HARKINS, SCHEMEL, JOZWIAK, INTRODUCED AND REFERRED F. KELLER, PICKETT, CHRISTIANA, DIAMOND, DUSH, SONNEY, SAINATO, BURNS, NEILSON, KLUNK, BARBIN, No. 946 By Representatives REED, BARRAR, WENTLING, CAUSER, ROAE, MARSICO, CUTLER, BENNINGHOFF, CORR, A. DAVIS, DUNBAR, ENGLISH, EVERETT, NESBIT, METZGAR, P. COSTA, METCALFE, EVERETT, JAMES, KAUFER, KNOWLES, LAWRENCE, RAPP, MASSER, BLOOM, READSHAW, KAUFFMAN, MACKENZIE, MARSHALL, ROE, RYAN, SCHEMEL, COOK, RADER, ORTITAY, TOPPER, SANKEY, DELOZIER, SOLOMON, STAATS, THOMAS, WATSON, WHEELAND, RYAN, WARNER, BERNSTINE and TOEPEL GILLEN and SANKEY An Act amending Title 27 (Environmental Resources) of the A Resolution amending the Rules of the House of Representatives, Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in water resources planning, further providing for standing committees and subcommittees. providing for departmental control of groundwater matters and for groundwater regulation review.

Referred to Committee on RULES, May 30, 2018. Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, May 29,

2018. No. 948 By Representatives CAUSER, JAMES, BLOOM,

BOBACK, CUTLER, DIAMOND, GODSHALL, KEEFER, No. 2446 By Representatives STEPHENS, MILLARD, M. K. KELLER, KLUNK, LAWRENCE, MILLARD, MOUL, GODSHALL and TOPPER NEILSON, PICKETT, RAPP, RYAN, THOMAS, WARD, WATSON, ZIMMERMAN and GILLEN An Act defining the employment relationship between franchisors and franchisees. A Resolution requesting the Auditor General to conduct a financial audit of nonpoint source program projects approved by the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority. Referred to Committee on COMMERCE, May 30, 2018.

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No. 2447 By Representatives MURT, BULLOCK, No. 2454 By Representatives FRITZ, PICKETT, MILLARD, CALTAGIRONE, COX, DALEY, A. DAVIS, DAVIS, DEAN, CUTLER, HELM, SAYLOR, WARD, B. MILLER, DeLUCA, FREEMAN, HILL-EVANS, JAMES, KINSEY, WHEELAND and MOUL J. McNEILL, D. MILLER, READSHAW, SCHLOSSBERG, SIMMONS, WARD, WATSON and DONATUCCI An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.343, No.176), known as The Fiscal Code, in additional special funds, providing for restricted

accounts for Department of Environmental Protection; and making An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the related repeals. Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in criminal history record information, further providing for expungement. Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENTAL Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, May 30, 2018. RESOURCES AND ENERGY, June 4, 2018.

No. 2450 By Representatives KORTZ, JAMES, RYAN, LEAVES OF ABSENCE DIAMOND, CALTAGIRONE, JOZWIAK, ROTHMAN, J. McNEILL and EVERETT The SPEAKER. At this time the majority whip and the minority whip have provided us with requests for leaves: An Act amending Title 23 (Domestic Relations) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in child protective services, further providing for Representative John MAHER of Allegheny County requests exclusions from child abuse. leave for the day, Representative Daryl METCALFE of Butler County requests leave for the day, Representative Jerry Referred to Committee on CHILDREN AND YOUTH, KNOWLES of Schuylkill County requests leave for the day, May 31, 2018. I believe, and Representative Zach MAKO of Northampton County requests leave for the week. Without objection, those will No. 2451 By Representatives ZIMMERMAN, B. MILLER, be granted. CUTLER, GROVE, WARD, FEE, GREINER, BARRAR, The minority whip requests leaves of absence for the CORR, RADER, RYAN, SCHEMEL, DIAMOND, KLUNK, following individuals: Representative Flo FABRIZIO of Erie JAMES, COX, BLOOM, MOUL, HEFFLEY, MENTZER, County for the day, Representative Dan DEASY of Allegheny PICKETT, MALONEY, DUSH, ROAE, PHILLIPS-HILL, County for the day, Representative Ed NEILSON of A. HARRIS, IRVIN, CAUSER, WHEELAND, SAYLOR, County for the day, Representative Rob MATZIE of Beaver KEEFER, SIMMONS, NELSON, KNOWLES, WARNER, County for the day, Representative Angel CRUZ of Philadelphia METCALFE and COOK County for the day, Representative Mike O'BRIEN of Philadelphia County for the day, and Representative Isabella An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.343, No.176), known FITZGERALD of Philadelphia County for the day. Without as The Fiscal Code, in Treasury Department, further providing for funds. objection, those will be granted.

Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, May 30, 2018. MASTER ROLL CALL

The SPEAKER. Members will proceed to vote on the master No. 2452 By Representatives D. MILLER, P. COSTA, roll. MURT, BARRAR, A. DAVIS, DeLUCA, KIRKLAND,

J. McNEILL, HILL-EVANS, ROEBUCK, McCLINTON and The following roll call was recorded: SCHWEYER

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known PRESENT–188 as the Public School Code of 1949, in safe schools, providing for school safety requirements; and, in terms and courses of study, further Barbin Ellis Krueger Reese providing for fire and emergency evacuation drills. Barrar Emrick Kulik Roae Benninghoff English Lawrence Roe Bernstine Evankovich Lewis Roebuck Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, May 30, 2018. Bizzarro Evans Longietti Rothman Bloom Everett Mackenzie Rozzi No. 2453 By Representatives ELLIS, THOMAS, MILLARD, Boback Farry Madden Ryan DeLUCA, A. HARRIS and YOUNGBLOOD Boyle Fee Maloney Saccone Bradford Flynn Markosek Sainato An Act amending the act of February 18, 1998 (P.L.146, No.22), Briggs Frankel Marshall Samuelson known as the Check Casher Licensing Act, amending the title of the act; Brown, R. Freeman Marsico Sankey in general provisions, further providing for authority of the Department Brown, V. Fritz Masser Santora of Banking and Securities; in licensing provisions, further providing for Bullock Gainey McCarter Saylor license terms and fees; in enforcement, further providing for suspension Burns Galloway McClinton Schemel and revocation of license and civil penalties, for change of status, for Caltagirone Gillen McGinnis Schlossberg restrictions on business of licensee and for civil penalty; and, in Carroll Gillespie McNeill Schweyer miscellaneous provisions, further providing for applicability and Causer Godshall Mehaffie Simmons repealing provisions relating to report to General Assembly. Cephas Goodman Mentzer Sims Charlton Greiner Metzgar Snyder Christiana Grove Miccarelli Solomon Referred to Committee on COMMERCE, June 4, 2018. Comitta Haggerty Millard Sonney Conklin Hahn Miller, B. Staats Cook Hanna Miller, D. Stephens Corbin Harkins Milne Sturla 690 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JUNE 4

Corr Harper Moul Tallman On the question, Costa, D. Harris, A. Mullery Taylor Will the House adopt the resolution? Costa, P. Harris, J. Murt Thomas Cox Heffley Mustio Tobash Culver Helm Nelson Toepel The following roll call was recorded: Cutler Hennessey Nesbit Toohil Daley Hickernell O'Neill Topper YEAS–188 Davidson Hill Oberlander Vazquez

Davis, A. Irvin Ortitay Vitali Barbin Ellis Krueger Reese Davis, T. James Pashinski Walsh Barrar Emrick Kulik Roae Dawkins Jozwiak Peifer Ward Benninghoff English Lawrence Roe Day Kampf Petrarca Warner Bernstine Evankovich Lewis Roebuck Dean Kaufer Pickett Warren Bizzarro Evans Longietti Rothman DeLissio Kauffman Pyle Watson Bloom Everett Mackenzie Rozzi Delozier Kavulich Quigley Wentling Boback Farry Madden Ryan DeLuca Keefer Quinn, C. Wheatley Boyle Fee Maloney Saccone Dermody Keller, F. Quinn, M. Wheeland Bradford Flynn Markosek Sainato Diamond Keller, M.K. Rabb White Briggs Frankel Marshall Samuelson DiGirolamo Keller, W. Rader Youngblood Brown, R. Freeman Marsico Sankey Donatucci Kim Rapp Zimmerman Brown, V. Fritz Masser Santora Dowling Kinsey Ravenstahl Bullock Gainey McCarter Saylor Driscoll Kirkland Readshaw Turzai, Burns Galloway McClinton Schemel Dunbar Klunk Reed Speaker Caltagirone Gillen McGinnis Schlossberg Dush Kortz Carroll Gillespie McNeill Schweyer

Causer Godshall Mehaffie Simmons ADDITIONS–0 Cephas Goodman Mentzer Sims Charlton Greiner Metzgar Snyder NOT VOTING–0 Christiana Grove Miccarelli Solomon Comitta Haggerty Millard Sonney EXCUSED–12 Conklin Hahn Miller, B. Staats Cook Hanna Miller, D. Stephens Cruz Fitzgerald Maher Metcalfe Corbin Harkins Milne Sturla Deasy Gabler Mako Neilson Corr Harper Moul Tallman Fabrizio Knowles Matzie O'Brien Costa, D. Harris, A. Mullery Taylor Costa, P. Harris, J. Murt Thomas LEAVES ADDED–3 Cox Heffley Mustio Tobash Culver Helm Nelson Toepel

Cutler Hennessey Nesbit Toohil Boyle Rabb Vazquez Daley Hickernell O'Neill Topper

Davidson Hill Oberlander Vazquez LEAVES CANCELED–4 Davis, A. Irvin Ortitay Vitali Davis, T. James Pashinski Walsh Boyle Knowles Maher Matzie Dawkins Jozwiak Peifer Ward Day Kampf Petrarca Warner Dean Kaufer Pickett Warren The SPEAKER. One hundred and eighty-eight members DeLissio Kauffman Pyle Watson Delozier Kavulich Quigley Wentling having voted on the master roll call, a quorum is present. DeLuca Keefer Quinn, C. Wheatley Dermody Keller, F. Quinn, M. Wheeland Members, we are going to take up an uncontested House Diamond Keller, M.K. Rabb White calendar, supplemental A. All members are requested to take DiGirolamo Keller, W. Rader Youngblood Donatucci Kim Rapp Zimmerman their seats at this time. All members are asked to come to the floor Dowling Kinsey Ravenstahl at this time. All members, take your seats. The Sergeants at Arms Driscoll Kirkland Readshaw Turzai, will close the doors of the House. Dunbar Klunk Reed Speaker Representative Donatucci, you may wish to come down to one Dush Kortz of the podiums up front. Once we vote on the resolution, I will NAYS–0 call on you. If you wish to have other members of your delegation up here as well, please feel free to invite them up. NOT VOTING–0 HR 947, PN 3581, is on supplemental A uncontested House calendar. It is a resolution congratulating the EXCUSED–12 on their LII win on February 4, 2018, against the . Cruz Fitzgerald Maher Metcalfe Deasy Gabler Mako Neilson Fabrizio Knowles Matzie O'Brien UNCONTESTED SUPPLEMENTAL CALENDAR A

RESOLUTION PURSUANT TO RULE 35 The majority having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and the resolution was adopted. Ms. DONATUCCI called up HR 947, PN 3581, entitled:

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STATEMENT BY MS. DONATUCCI The SPEAKER. The Sergeants at Arms will open the doors of the House. The SPEAKER. Representative Donatucci, the floor is yours. Ms. DONATUCCI. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. GUESTS INTRODUCED The SPEAKER. I am asking all members to please take their seats. All members, please take your seats. The SPEAKER. First of all, we have two very special guests. Ms. DONATUCCI. Mr. Speaker, the history of the To my left is Don Smolenski, president of the Philadelphia Philadelphia Eagles begins in 1933. In their history, the Eagles Eagles, who obviously brought the organization to the point have won three NFL () Championships: where it won the Super Bowl. Don, thank you so much for being 1948, 1949, and 1960. The Eagles have appeared in the Super with us and for your bringing the Lombardi Trophy here to the Bowl three times, winning the third in 2018, bringing us here Pennsylvania House of Representatives. We are so appreciative. today. Folks, as you know, that is no easy task, and he has with him I would like to share a few facts. The Eagles were founded in today, appropriately so, Steve Wenger, who is security with 1933 when the defunct were sold to a respect to the statue and other responsibilities. Steve, will you group of Philadelphia businessmen. Their beginnings were shaky please stand. Thank you, Steve. with very few wins in 7 of their 10 seasons. But by 1941 the team And Liz Reed. Where is Liz Reed? Liz, will you please stand. turned around. Liz is an assistant to President Smolenski. Thank you, Liz, for In 1943, for one season, due to the manpower shortage created being with us today. by World War II, the Philadelphia and franchises Members of the Philadelphia delegation, and to me, that combined and the team was called both Phil-Pitt and the . includes the surrounding counties, the collar counties, please Of course in Philadelphia they were probably called the come on up and get your photos, as a group, with the Super Bowl "Stiggles." So of the Eagles and of Lombardi Trophy. the Steelers were cocoaches and the team finished 5-4-1. Representative Donatucci, you will be front and center with I am not going to go through the Eagles' history. We all know the president. that they have had their shares of ups and downs, but they are now in possession of the Lombardi Trophy, winning their first Members, at this time the Lombardi Trophy has to be taken Super Bowl on February 5, 2018. over to the Senate. My understanding, I believe it will still be in Now, let us talk about the real deal. If you live in or around the Governor's – no, that was earlier today. Philadelphia, there is a great chance that you are a sports fan, and especially an Eagles fan. The Eagles are your heart. I know they are mine. And when you are the only child of an out-of-control LEAVE OF ABSENCE Eagles fan, there is a 100 percent chance that you are an Eagles fan for life, and that was me. We went to Eagles games at The SPEAKER. Representative BOYLE has requested to be and Vets Stadium in the sun, in the rain, in the placed on leave. Without objection, that will be granted. snow. Nothing was too much to cheer our team on, and trust me, we had some very trying years. I remember Philadelphia fans LEAVE OF ABSENCE CANCELED cheering for squirrels running up and down the sidelines, but hey, you have got to love Philadelphia fans. We love and hate you at The SPEAKER. Representative Jerry Knowles is on the the same time. But do not let someone else talk about our Eagles. House floor. Without objection, he will be placed on the master They would be fighting words. roll. And by the way, rest assured, I married a man with season tickets. GUESTS INTRODUCED So today I want to thank the Philadelphia Eagles players – they are the best – Coach Doug Pederson; President Don Smolenski, The SPEAKER. In the well of the House, we have some guest who is here with us today; and of course, the Philadelphia Eagles' pages. Haleigh Campbell. Haleigh, will you please stand. owner, Jeffrey Lurie, and the whole organization for bringing us Haleigh's family is in the gallery. Please stand as well, Haleigh's where we are today and for filling the lifelong dream of so many family. They came all the way from, I believe, Beaver County. fans like me by winning Super Bowl LII. I am sure the first of Haleigh, where are you at school? Beaver Falls School District. many. I sure hope the first of many. Haleigh Campbell came all the way from near the Ohio border to Oh my gosh, do you know how long I have waited for this? be with us today. Let us give her a loud round of applause. Go Eagles. In the well of the House, Dylan Sheffield. Dylan, please stand. Dylan is the guest of Representative Mark Keller and Lori – you Mr. HANNA. Mr. Speaker? have got to stand, Lori. This is Lori's – you know our roll-call The SPEAKER. For what purpose does the gentleman rise? clerk– this is her grandson. Good boy. Feeling great to have you Mr. HANNA. An inquiry. here, buddy. Lori, where does he go to school? West Perry. Great Would it be appropriate for the Philadelphia delegation to to have you here, Dylan. come up and have their picture taken with the trophy? As you saw, we had Pastor Almanza, our Guest Chaplain, but The SPEAKER. Yes, sir. We are going to have that his wife is here, Holly, and the couple's daughters, Ella, Tori, opportunity for, actually, as many members as we can within an Macy, and Risa. Please stand. Where are they? Right back there. allotted period of time. Oh, it is great to have you here. And a good friend, Kayla Stone, Mr. HANNA. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I think is here too. Kayla, thanks for being with us.

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Representative Warren Kampf has one of his interns from his The SPEAKER. You bet, Representative Harris. office, Connor Fahey. Connor, where are you? In the rear of the To the Prince Hall Masons, thank you so much for being with House. Connor is back there with Representative Warren Kampf. us today. At our first break, we are going to have you come down Connor, thanks for being with us, young man. He came here from here to the well of the House and get a photo with Representative Chester County. Harris and other members. Thank you for being with us today. If Okay. Representative Hill-Evans, I would like you to come up you can – it will not be that much longer. Thank you. to the podium. Where is Representative Carol Hill-Evans? Okay. Everybody, I need you to take your seats. Members, GUESTS INTRODUCED take your seats. Representative Hill-Evans' family, some of her family is from Killeen, Texas: her daughter, Darlene Beckett – The SPEAKER. Representative Mary Jo Daley and Darlene, wave your hand – Darlene, it is great of you to travel all Representative Tina Davis have with them – they are in the this way to come and see us. Thank you. She has with her, her gallery – 2018 Emerge Pennsylvania Cohort. If you could please husband, Timothy Beckett – Timothy – and her two daughters, stand, to the Emerge Pennsylvania Cohort. Thanks for being with and the Representative's granddaughters, Makayla and Maya. us today. We welcome you here. Makayla and Maya, great to have you here. When we break, In the gallery – and I would ask you to stand – these are guests make sure you come on up, the whole family – okay? – when we of Representative Karen Boback. They are students from Dallas break. High School and members of Representative Karen Boback's Darlene – folks, this deserves, I think, a good ovation from all Leadership Academy Program. They include – as I call you, of us – Darlene served in the for our country please stand – Lauren Alves, Alyssa Dragon, Jacob Dragon, for 9 years as an engineer officer, and – hold on – her husband, Collin Gleco, and their teacher, Mark Adams. Please stand. It is Tim, is a retired chief warrant officer 3, who served 23 years in great to have you. Thank you so much for being with us. the United States Army. Both of them are veterans. Thank you Representative Jonathan Fritz is called to the podium or to the for being with us and for your service to our country. Thank you. rostrum, either one. Following Representative Fritz, May God bless you both. Thank you so much. Representative Pyle will be next and we are going to bring the In the rear of the House, Collin Shreffler. Where is Collin? He whole team down front, and then Representative Rapp will is a guest of Representative Donna Oberlander for the day, and follow Representative Pyle, and then finally Representative he is here with his mom and dad, Andrew and Keli. Please stand. Boback. Great to have you here. Thanks for coming today. Thank you. So Representative Fritz will start us off, and then Representative Pyle will be after Representative Fritz with a Now, Representative Harris, this might be part of a resolution. championship team, Representative Rapp will be with a With the Prince Hall Masons, is that going to be part of a championship team, and then Representative Boback. resolution or no? Do you want to speak and introduce your guests? MIKE MINOR PRESENTED

STATEMENT BY MR. HARRIS The SPEAKER. Representative Fritz, you may proceed, sir. Mr. FRITZ. And continuing with that champion theme. The SPEAKER. Representative Jordan Harris is called upon Thank you, Mr. Speaker, and thank you, colleagues. on unanimous consent. Here in the House we often pause in our legislative duties to Please proceed, sir, and introduce the guests. honor exceptional men and women around the Commonwealth Mr. J. HARRIS. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. who are deserving of our recognition. Today I have the privilege Mr. Speaker, it is my esteemed honor and privilege to of introducing one of these bright and talented individuals. welcome men from Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania Mike Minor was born without part of his right arm, below his who came here today from all across this great Commonwealth elbow. However, however, he never let it hold him back. He to advocate and continue the tradition of Prince Hall and advocate aggressively participated in skiing, soccer, and wrestling while for issues that are important to us. growing up. One activity he fell in love with was skateboarding, Today it is my esteemed pleasure to introduce the Most which led to snowboarding during our winter months. Worshipful Grand Master, the Most Worshipful Grand Master of Snowboarding quickly became his true passion. Prince Hall's Grand Lodge for the entire Commonwealth of At age 22 Mike moved from his hometown of Scranton to Pennsylvania, Most Worshipful Grand Master Malcolm E. Colorado to dedicate himself to snowboarding full-time. It was Harris, who is No. 58. while he was there that he discovered Adaptive Action Sports and Mr. Speaker, I have the pleasure of being a member of Cephas joined their team. Mike quickly emerged as one of their lead Lodge No. 98, and masonry makes good men better men, and it athletes, winning the overall Crystal Globe Award in his rookie is a privilege and honor for us to have these great men with us on season in 2016 and making the A-team on U.S.A.'s Paralympic this great day and in this great Commonwealth, and we thank Snowboarding Team immediately. them for traveling all this way to advocate on behalf of all of the Since then, since then, Mike has earned 12 – friends, that is brothers from Prince Hall Lodge here in the great Commonwealth 12 – World Cup victories and numerous other awards and of Pennsylvania. championships. And in 2016 he earned the number one ranking Thank you, Mr. Speaker. in the world in both banked slalom and boardercross events. Mike was also nominated for the ESPY Award in 2017.

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Most recently Mike brought home two medals from the very dear friend of mine and a big supporter of Freeport March 2018 Paralympic Games, which were held in volleyball, the mayor of Freeport Borough, the Honorable James PyeongChang, South Korea. A first-time Paralympian, my man, Swartz. Mike, my man, Mike here, became a gold medalist in banked Now, it is really hard to meet up with that singular Super Bowl slalom and a bronze medalist in boardercross. – what did you call that, Mr. Speaker? – statue. You should see Remaining as determined as ever, Mike is already preparing the trophy these guys have, and you know what, it is not alone. to compete in the 2022 Paralympic Games, which will be held in Freeport's history in athletics and academics stretches back a very Beijing, China. long time, having been named a Presidential Blue Ribbon School, Now, I am going to digress for just a moment, a quick as well as many other honors and accolades. moment, and make mention that I took the time to perform Ladies and gentlemen, I give you once again the Freeport somewhat of an investigation, Mike, into your background; an Lady Yellowjackets. examination of character, if you will. And here is what that The SPEAKER. Congratulations, team, and thank you for examination revealed: that not only is Mike an incredibly talented visiting with us today. We are so honored to have you here. athlete, but he is also – and this is quoting one of your school classmates, Mike – according to your classmate, "Mike Minor is The Sergeants at Arms will open the doors of the House. an all-around awesome individual." So utmost accolades to you, As soon as the Freeport team has exited, we are going to bring young man, on that front as well. up the Mars team – or take your seats. That is perfectly fine. Colleagues, visitors, I ask you all to join me in giving a round Representative Rapp is invited to the rostrum for the purpose of applause to Mike Minor, a proud Pennsylvania native whose of presenting a citation to a championship team. She is presenting love of sport, dedication to training, and sheer competitive spirit on behalf of Representative Daryl Metcalfe. Will other members have earned him the title of Olympic Champion. of the team please proceed down the side and come up to the well Thank you, Mr. Speaker. of the House. Any administrators or coaches or teachers are The SPEAKER. Mike, thank you so much for being with us welcome to come up to the rostrum, and all the other young lady here today, and keep going for it, man. You are an inspiration to players, in the well of the House, please. all of us. And can you give me your workout program? I need something. Mike Minor, 2018 Paralympic Gold Medalist. Thanks MARS AREA HIGH SCHOOL so much for traveling all this distance to be with us. GIRLS TEAM PRESENTED

These young ladies have traveled quite some distance to be The SPEAKER. Representative Kathy Rapp, the floor is with us. We are so excited. Can the team from Freeport come yours. down to the front well. Just come down this side aisle. Those of Ms. RAPP. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. you up here, come onto the rostrum with Representative Pyle, I rise today on behalf of Representative Metcalfe to recognize Chairman Pyle. Is the rest of the team here? Yes. Okay. We will the Mars High School Girls Basketball Team, a remarkable group bring them all down to the front. of young women from his district in Butler County. I would ask all members to please take their seats. The These young women and their coaches, Dana Petruska – if you Sergeants at Arms will close the doors of the House, please. I do would raise your hand when I say your name – Leigh Ann think our guests are going to exit though, however, so we will just Shankel, and Ashley Phillips, accomplished something no other let them exit. All members are called to the House floor. girls basketball team from Mars High School has ever accomplished. On Wednesday, March 28, they became State FREEPORT AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL champions by winning the PIAA 5A State Championship. The GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM PRESENTED captains of the team are Lauren Wasylson and Tai Johnson. This win capped the team's 24-to-6 season. It was a long time coming The SPEAKER. Representative Pyle, you may proceed, sir. since the Mars Planets' first appearance in a State title game in Mr. PYLE. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. 1977 when they lost to Carbondale High School in the Mr. Speaker, it brings me great joy and very much pride to 2A championship game. introduce to you, honorable colleagues, the 2018 AA girls Before the game, Coach Petruska encouraged the girls by volleyball State champions, the Freeport Yellowjackets. saying, "Fate whispered to the warrior, you cannot withstand the Mr. Speaker, Freeport had quite a year this year going 22 and storm. The warrior whispered back, I am the storm." 3, defeating Delone Catholic for the State championship not too This team knew that in order to win the State title, they had to long ago. train harder, work harder, and prepare harder than ever before. We have some friends here I would really like you to meet. All their hard work came to fruition when they defeated First and foremost, among them, coach Tom Phillips. Could you Archbishop Wood High School 36 to 33 in the final give a wave. Coach Phillips – that is right, you can give it up for championship game at the Giant Center in Hershey. the coach – Coach Phillips has been coaching Freeport volleyball Mr. Speaker, I am proud to present the Pennsylvania PIAA for 16 years, amassing a record of 297 and 31. That is pretty 5A State Champion Girls Basketball Team from Mars High impressive. Also joining us on the rostrum today – I want to make School. Go Planets. sure I get this and do not miss anybody – are senior cocaptains – The SPEAKER. To the Mars High School Girls Basketball give a wave, if you would – Claire Crytzer, Courtney Grubbs, Team, thank you for traveling the distance that you have traveled. Hannah Mason, and Mallory Stopko. Also with us, joining us I am from the Wexford area, so we are just south of you there. from Freeport School District today are Shawn Stivenson and a Great to have you take the time to come and be with us in the Capitol and on such a great season. 694 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JUNE 4

At this time we are going to take some photos. Thank you very Mr. WARREN called up HR 915, PN 3519, entitled: much. We will take some photos here in the well of the House with the whole team. Thank you so much. A Resolution designating June 4, 2018, as "Batten Disease Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania.

Representative Karen Boback is welcomed to the rostrum. She * * * is going to be presenting a citation to the Dallas High School LifeSmarts Team. Please come on up to the rostrum. Ms. V. BROWN called up HR 930, PN 3538, entitled: Members, please take your seats. We are going to wait until the team exits. The Sergeants at Arms will close the doors of the A Resolution recognizing Herbert P. "Herb" Douglas, Jr., as the House. oldest living African-American Olympic medalist and commending him on a lifetime of athletic, professional and philanthropic achievement.

DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL On the question, LIFESMARTS TEAM PRESENTED Will the House adopt the resolutions?

The SPEAKER. Representative Boback, the floor is yours. The following roll call was recorded: Ms. BOBACK. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It gives me great pleasure to recognize and congratulate Dallas YEAS–188 High School as the 24th annual National LifeSmarts Champions. In LifeSmarts, teams of high school students, supported by Barbin Emrick Krueger Reese adult coaches, represent their States or national student Barrar English Kulik Roae Benninghoff Evankovich Lawrence Roe leadership organizations to compete for the National LifeSmarts Bernstine Evans Lewis Roebuck Championship. Throughout competition students gain points for Bizzarro Everett Longietti Rothman correctly answering questions about cyber security, credit Bloom Farry Mackenzie Rozzi reports, recycling, nutrition, consumer fraud, and much, much Boback Fee Madden Ryan Bradford Flynn Maloney Saccone more. Briggs Frankel Markosek Sainato Dallas High School students won the national title in 2016 and Brown, R. Freeman Marshall Samuelson 2017 and returned to the 2018 national championship to Brown, V. Fritz Marsico Sankey successfully defend their title. They played hard and Bullock Gainey Masser Santora Burns Galloway McCarter Saylor demonstrated their consumer smarts throughout the 4-day event. Caltagirone Gillen McClinton Schemel They are true LifeSmarts Champions. Carroll Gillespie McGinnis Schlossberg When I call your name, please raise your hand. Team Causer Godshall McNeill Schweyer members include: Matt Metzloff, who is the captain; Raymond Cephas Goodman Mehaffie Simmons Charlton Greiner Mentzer Sims Perez; Vidhan Dhol; Hannah Wolfe; Caleb Sweitzer; and it was Christiana Grove Metzgar Snyder all done under the wonderful direction of coach Kevin West. Comitta Haggerty Miccarelli Solomon Today is truly a day of championship in this House of Conklin Hahn Millard Sonney Representatives, and I am so proud that some of the champs hail Cook Hanna Miller, B. Staats Corbin Harkins Miller, D. Stephens from my district. Congratulations. Corr Harper Milne Sturla The SPEAKER. Thank you very much, Representative Costa, D. Harris, A. Moul Tallman Boback. Costa, P. Harris, J. Mullery Taylor And to the Dallas High School LifeSmarts Team, Cox Heffley Murt Thomas Culver Helm Mustio Tobash congratulations. Cutler Hennessey Nelson Toepel Do you have citations for each of them, Representative Daley Hickernell Nesbit Toohil Boback? Please proceed to pass them out. Davidson Hill O'Neill Topper Davis, A. Irvin Oberlander Vazquez Davis, T. James Ortitay Vitali UNCONTESTED CALENDAR Dawkins Jozwiak Pashinski Walsh Day Kampf Peifer Ward Dean Kaufer Petrarca Warner RESOLUTIONS PURSUANT TO RULE 35 DeLissio Kauffman Pickett Warren Delozier Kavulich Pyle Watson Mr. GILLESPIE called up HR 773, PN 3193, entitled: DeLuca Keefer Quigley Wentling Dermody Keller, F. Quinn, C. Wheatley A Resolution designating the week of June 3 through 9, 2018, as Diamond Keller, M.K. Quinn, M. Wheeland "Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania. DiGirolamo Keller, W. Rabb White Donatucci Kim Rader Youngblood Dowling Kinsey Rapp Zimmerman * * * Driscoll Kirkland Ravenstahl Dunbar Klunk Readshaw Turzai, Mr. CRUZ called up HR 898, PN 3486, entitled: Dush Knowles Reed Speaker Ellis Kortz A Resolution designating the month of June 2018 as "Cytomegalovirus Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania. NAYS–0

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EXCUSED–12 Drew's hope that by raising awareness of this horrific disease that we may succeed in treating, preventing, and someday curing Boyle Fabrizio Maher Metcalfe Batten disease. Cruz Fitzgerald Mako Neilson Deasy Gabler Matzie O'Brien Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

STATEMENT BY MRS. TOEPEL The majority having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and the resolutions were adopted. The SPEAKER. Representative Toepel, on the resolution, please. The SPEAKER. We have two resolutions for which certain Mrs. TOEPEL. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. members wish to speak. I would call up those – and they have A few years ago I met a young man who came into my office guests. to talk about the challenges of dealing with a child diagnosed with Representative Gillespie also wishes to speak on HR 773. We Batten disease. I met him and his family previously, as he is a will be doing that at the of the session because he does not neighbor of my daughter. I knew his son was physically have guests. deteriorating and they struggled to find a cause. The difficulty in Representative Toepel, Representative Warren, please come getting a correct diagnosis and finding a doctor to treat this up to the podiums on HR 915, on HR 915. disease when the risk factor is only 3 in 100,000 births became the first of many challenges for this young family. STATEMENT BY MR. WARREN They use their energy and passion and not only give their son the best life possible but also have traveled the State and country The SPEAKER. Representative Warren, you may proceed. to educate themselves. They started a nonprofit to help fund Mr. WARREN. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. research. They have sold T-shirts and jewelry, hosted golf Thank you to Representative Toepel, who joins me in tournaments and clothing drives, and held many other introducing this resolution; to the 30 cosponsors and to all fundraisers. They have helped design a running chair that allows members for their unanimous vote in support of HR 915, which a physically impaired child to participate in running activities designates today, June 4, as "Batten Disease Awareness Day" in with their parents. They are determined to help others who face Pennsylvania. the same obstacles. Over a decade ago, Drew Ferrandino, the younger brother of They were the inspiration for the law creating a Rare Disease a classmate of my youngest daughter, was diagnosed with Advisory Council in Pennsylvania, which this body unanimously neuronal ceroid lipofuscinoses, commonly known as Batten supported. The council is currently meeting and will report back disease. "Batten Disease is a…degenerative neurologic disease to the legislature within a year. As a parent advocate, Joe Coyne that leaves children blind and bedridden with a life expectancy of is a member of that council. 8-12 years. Those with Batten's disease are unable to produce an Mr. Speaker, may I introduce the Coyne family? enzyme needed to clear toxins from the brain. Without it, The SPEAKER. Yes, please. permanent brain damage occurs that affects the child's ability to Mrs. TOEPEL. It is my pleasure to introduce Joe and Nancy talk, walk, see and even eat. Its onset usually occurs between the Coyne; their son, Palmer; and Garrett the grand Batten fighter. ages of 2 and 4 years." Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Drew loved his school and was a prominent member of the The SPEAKER. Thank you. student body and was known as the mayor of Newtown And to the Coyne family, we are probably cousins; my mom Elementary School. He and his parents formed Drew's Hope to a is a Coyne. I am going to stop down and see you. Thank you so find a cure for Batten disease. Drew passed away on September much for being here today. We really appreciate it. 30, 2014, at the age of 12. The Sergeants at Arms will open the doors of the House. Drew's parents, Tony and Katie Ferrandino, are with us today. The SPEAKER. Could they please stand, the parents. GUESTS INTRODUCED Was he age 12, Representative Warren? Mr. WARREN. Yes, Mr. Speaker, age 12. The SPEAKER. We are going to do a very special guest. On The SPEAKER. May God bless you upon your loss. Thank HR 930, I am going to introduce the guest, and then you so much for being with us today and for taking the time to Representative Vanessa Brown and others, I think, have come and show your support for the resolution. We are very, very requested to speak on this resolution. appreciative. But to my left – and he is in a chair here with other friends and Would everybody please give our guests a round of applause. family and I think his wife is here as well – this gentleman, May God bless you. Herbert Douglas, please wave, Mr. Douglas, or stand. Thank you. Mr. WARREN. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker and We are so grateful that you could be here today. Really honored. members. This gentleman is the oldest living African-American Olympic Though there is still no cure, last year through the efforts of medalist, the oldest living African-American Olympic medalist. Drew's Hope and other organizations, an enzyme replacement What an honor to have him here today. We are so pleased to have therapy was approved by the FDA (Food and Drug you here today, sir. Administration) for treatment of Batten disease. It is our hope and

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Now, he is also here with his lovely wife, Minerva, and there FORMER MEMBER WELCOMED is also another great friend because this great individual is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, and while he is a The SPEAKER. Before we take announcements, we have Philadelphia resident, he is a graduate of the University of another special guest. One of our alumni, one of our alumni of Pittsburgh and the former chancellor and a great friend to many this august body, Congressman Brendan Boyle, a University of of you here, Mark Nordenberg, the former chancellor of the Notre Dame grad, by the way, former member of the University of Pittsburgh. Please stand, Mark. It was so gracious 170th District. And, Representative Boyle, I know we are getting of you to accompany Herb Douglas. all new numbers now with respect to the districts. What is your number right now for Congress? The 13th District right now, STATEMENT BY MS. BROWN 13th District right now. Representative Brendan Boyle, please stand. Welcome. The SPEAKER. Representative Brown, you may proceed on the resolution and any other members that wish to speak on the APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING resolution. Ms. V. BROWN. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The SPEAKER. The Appropriations chair, I believe, has a And I must say God is good. And thank you again, committee announcement. The Appropriations chair has a Mr. Speaker. Thanks to my colleagues for supporting HR 930 to committee announcement. recognize Mr. Herbert Douglas, Jr., as the oldest living African- Mr. SAYLOR. Mr. Speaker, we have an immediate meeting American Olympic medalist, second only to one other. of the Appropriations Committee in the majority caucus room. He was raised to persevere no matter the hardship. Capturing Thank you. a bronze medal for the long jump at the games of the The SPEAKER. Thank you, sir. 14th Olympiad in 1948, and it was just one of many accolades The Appropriations Committee will meet immediately in the awarded to Mr. Herbert Douglas of Pittsburgh. Among his other majority caucus room. achievements, Mr. Douglas was one of three African-Americans to be the first in the history to play football for the University of REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Pittsburgh. He was also among the first five African-Americans to obtain an executive position with a major corporation. The SPEAKER. The majority caucus chair has a caucus Over the decades of his service, Mr. Douglas has remained a announcement for the Republicans. great influence and encourager of generations of Americans. Mrs. TOEPEL. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. From children striving to attain Olympic glory to young people Republicans will caucus at 3 o'clock. We would be prepared toiling to climb the corporate ladder, his example shines true. to return to the floor at 3:30. Thank you. At 96 he remains as active as ever. He still swims 20 laps every other morning in the community living center, where he lives with his wife, Minerva, who is with us here today. Welcome to DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS the House, Ms. Minerva. The SPEAKER. Representative Dan Frankel, the minority His mantra "analyze, organize, initiate and follow through" caucus chair, a caucus meeting for the Democrats, please. helped him become one of Pennsylvania's greatest athletes and Mr. FRANKEL. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. philanthropists. His wisdom and encouragement certainly Democrats will caucus at 3 o'clock. Democrats will caucus at deserves to be celebrated and forwarded for many years to come. 3 o'clock. Thank you. Mr. Speaker, I would like to also acknowledge Mr. Douglas and his wife, Minerva, and family and friends that are in the back of the House with us; Mr. Mark Nordenberg, the chancellor LABOR AND INDUSTRY emeritus of the University of Pittsburgh and chair of the COMMITTEE MEETING university's Institute of Politics; Maureen Anderson, assistant athletic director of the University of Pittsburgh; Charlie The SPEAKER. Representative Rob Kauffman has a McLaughlin, director of Commonwealth Relations; and Paul committee announcement. Representative Kauffman. Supowitz, vice chancellor of Community and Governmental Mr. KAUFFMAN. The call of the Chair meeting that has been Relations. sunshined will be held immediately at the break in G-50, Irvis Again I welcome you all to the House, and I thank all of my Office Building; G-50, Irvis Office Building, immediately. colleagues, sincerely thank all of my colleagues for a unanimous Thank you. decision on HR 930 to represent Mr. Herbert Douglas. The SPEAKER. The Labor and Industry Committee will meet Thank you again, Mr. Speaker. immediately at the break in G-50, Irvis Office Building. The SPEAKER. Thank you. Representative Kinsey wishes to be recognized. RECESS Representative Kinsey, you wish to be recognized? Okay. You have been a trailblazer, Mr. Douglas, on so many fronts The SPEAKER. Members, we will be back on the House floor and a great role model for not just individuals of color but for all at 3:30, unless sooner recalled by the Speaker. citizens of Pennsylvania, my friend, for everybody. We are so honored to have you here today. I will be down shortly. Please stand one more time. Thank you so much. What a great role model. 2018 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE 697

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The time of recess was extended until 3:45 p.m.; further BILL ON THIRD CONSIDERATION extended until 4 p.m. The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 2152, AFTER RECESS PN 3196, entitled:

An Act providing for the disposal of hospice or home health care The time of recess having expired, the House was called to patient medication. order. On the question, LEAVES OF ABSENCE CANCELED Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Bill was agreed to. The SPEAKER. Representative John Maher, Representative Rob Matzie, and Representative Kevin Boyle are all back on the (Bill analysis was read.) House floor and should be placed on the master roll. The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three BILL REREPORTED FROM COMMITTEE different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. The question is, shall the bill pass finally? HB 2152, PN 3196 By Rep. SAYLOR LEAVES OF ABSENCE An Act providing for the disposal of hospice or home health care patient medication. The SPEAKER. Two members have requested to be placed on APPROPRIATIONS. leave: Representative Chris RABB and Representative VAZQUEZ. Without objection, that will be granted. BILL REPORTED FROM COMMITTEE, CONSIDERED FIRST TIME, AND TABLED CONSIDERATION OF HB 2152 CONTINUED

HB 1840, PN 3595 (Amended) By Rep. KAUFFMAN On the question recurring, Shall the bill pass finally? An Act amending the act of June 2, 1915 (P.L.736, No.338), known The SPEAKER. Agreeable to the provisions of the as the Workers' Compensation Act, in liability and compensation, further Constitution, the yeas and nays will now be taken. providing for schedule of compensation and for physical examination or expert interview. The following roll call was recorded: LABOR AND INDUSTRY. YEAS–189

BILLS SIGNED BY SPEAKER Barbin Ellis Kortz Reed Barrar Emrick Krueger Reese Bills numbered and entitled as follows having been prepared Benninghoff English Kulik Roae for presentation to the Governor, and the same being correct, the Bernstine Evankovich Lawrence Roe Bizzarro Evans Lewis Roebuck titles were publicly read as follows: Bloom Everett Longietti Rothman Boback Farry Mackenzie Rozzi SB 234, PN 1443 Boyle Fee Madden Ryan Bradford Flynn Maher Saccone An Act amending Title 12 (Commerce and Trade) of the Briggs Frankel Maloney Sainato Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, authorizing assessments for energy Brown, R. Freeman Markosek Samuelson improvements in districts designated by municipalities. Brown, V. Fritz Marshall Sankey Bullock Gainey Marsico Santora Burns Galloway Masser Saylor SB 880, PN 1431 Caltagirone Gillen Matzie Schemel Carroll Gillespie McCarter Schlossberg An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Causer Godshall McClinton Schweyer Consolidated Statutes, in size, weight and load, further providing for Cephas Goodman McGinnis Simmons operation of certain combinations on interstate and certain other Charlton Greiner McNeill Sims highways, repealing provisions relating to operation of motor homes on Christiana Grove Mehaffie Snyder interstate and certain other highways and further providing for width of Comitta Haggerty Mentzer Solomon vehicles and for length of vehicles; and, in administration and Conklin Hahn Metzgar Sonney enforcement, further providing for specific powers of department and Cook Hanna Miccarelli Staats local authorities. Corbin Harkins Millard Stephens Corr Harper Miller, B. Sturla Whereupon, the Speaker, in the presence of the House, signed Costa, D. Harris, A. Miller, D. Tallman the same. Costa, P. Harris, J. Milne Taylor

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Cox Heffley Moul Thomas The SPEAKER. On the amendment, Representative Milne. Culver Helm Mullery Tobash Mr. MILNE. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Cutler Hennessey Murt Toepel Daley Hickernell Mustio Toohil Mr. Speaker, this is a technical amendment to the bill, and it Davidson Hill Nelson Topper clarifies that if the underlying legislation for the financing model Davis, A. Irvin Nesbit Vitali for it falls below 105 percent, the program contained in the Davis, T. James O'Neill Walsh legislation will not operate in that particular year. That was Dawkins Jozwiak Oberlander Ward Day Kampf Ortitay Warner always in the legislation. This is just a technical amendment to Dean Kaufer Pashinski Warren express that more clearly and more explicitly. DeLissio Kauffman Peifer Watson I would encourage support. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Delozier Kavulich Petrarca Wentling DeLuca Keefer Pickett Wheatley Dermody Keller, F. Pyle Wheeland On the question recurring, Diamond Keller, M.K. Quigley White Will the House agree to the amendment? DiGirolamo Keller, W. Quinn, C. Youngblood Donatucci Kim Quinn, M. Zimmerman The following roll call was recorded: Dowling Kinsey Rader Driscoll Kirkland Rapp Turzai, Dunbar Klunk Ravenstahl Speaker YEAS–189 Dush Knowles Readshaw Barbin Ellis Kortz Reed NAYS–0 Barrar Emrick Krueger Reese Benninghoff English Kulik Roae NOT VOTING–0 Bernstine Evankovich Lawrence Roe Bizzarro Evans Lewis Roebuck

Bloom Everett Longietti Rothman EXCUSED–11 Boback Farry Mackenzie Rozzi Boyle Fee Madden Ryan Cruz Fitzgerald Metcalfe Rabb Bradford Flynn Maher Saccone Deasy Gabler Neilson Vazquez Briggs Frankel Maloney Sainato Fabrizio Mako O'Brien Brown, R. Freeman Markosek Samuelson Brown, V. Fritz Marshall Sankey Bullock Gainey Marsico Santora The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the Burns Galloway Masser Saylor Caltagirone Gillen Matzie Schemel affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and Carroll Gillespie McCarter Schlossberg the bill passed finally. Causer Godshall McClinton Schweyer Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for Cephas Goodman McGinnis Simmons concurrence. Charlton Greiner McNeill Sims Christiana Grove Mehaffie Snyder Comitta Haggerty Mentzer Solomon CALENDAR Conklin Hahn Metzgar Sonney Cook Hanna Miccarelli Staats Corbin Harkins Millard Stephens BILLS ON SECOND CONSIDERATION Corr Harper Miller, B. Sturla Costa, D. Harris, A. Miller, D. Tallman Costa, P. Harris, J. Milne Taylor The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 2248, Cox Heffley Moul Thomas PN 3485, entitled: Culver Helm Mullery Tobash Cutler Hennessey Murt Toepel An Act amending the act of April 3, 1992 (P.L.28, No.11), known Daley Hickernell Mustio Toohil as the Tuition Account Programs and College Savings Bond Act, in Davidson Hill Nelson Topper tuition account program, further providing for tuition account programs Davis, A. Irvin Nesbit Vitali and funds and establishing the Keystone Scholars Grant Program and the Davis, T. James O'Neill Walsh Keystone Scholars Grant Program Account; and making editorial Dawkins Jozwiak Oberlander Ward changes. Day Kampf Ortitay Warner Dean Kaufer Pashinski Warren On the question, DeLissio Kauffman Peifer Watson Delozier Kavulich Petrarca Wentling Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? DeLuca Keefer Pickett Wheatley Dermody Keller, F. Pyle Wheeland Mr. MILNE offered the following amendment No. A07224: Diamond Keller, M.K. Quigley White DiGirolamo Keller, W. Quinn, C. Youngblood Amend Bill, page 9, line 25, by striking out "of 5%" Donatucci Kim Quinn, M. Zimmerman Dowling Kinsey Rader Amend Bill, page 9, line 27, by inserting after "Fund" Driscoll Kirkland Rapp Turzai, by more than 5% Dunbar Klunk Ravenstahl Speaker Dush Knowles Readshaw On the question, Will the House agree to the amendment? NAYS–0

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EXCUSED–11 On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? Cruz Fitzgerald Metcalfe Rabb Deasy Gabler Neilson Vazquez Fabrizio Mako O'Brien The SPEAKER. There are no amendments.

On the question recurring, The majority having voted in the affirmative, the question was Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? determined in the affirmative and the amendment was agreed to. Bill was agreed to.

On the question, The SPEAKER. There are no further votes. Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration as amended? Representative Gillespie is recognized to speak on HR 773. Representative Gillespie is going to come to the front podium. BILL PASSED OVER I would ask all members who are staying for the remarks to please take your seats. Otherwise, if you can exit from the back floor, The SPEAKER. We are going to presently go over that bill. the back end of the floor, that would be appreciated.

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The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 129, The SPEAKER. Representative Bill Keller has submitted PN 605, entitled: remarks on the resolution honoring the Super Bowl Championship of the Philadelphia Eagles. Those have been An Act amending the act of June 13, 1967 (P.L.31, No.21), known as the Human Services Code, in public assistance, prohibiting eligibility accepted. for individuals convicted of drug distribution. Mr. W. KELLER submitted the following remarks for the On the question, Legislative Journal: Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? I have been an Eagles fan for as long as I can remember. After a The SPEAKER. I do not see any amendments. lifetime of waiting, I can finally stand before you today and congratulate the Philadelphia Eagles on their first Super Bowl Championship in franchise history. On the question recurring, When the Eagles defeated the New England Patriots 41-33, they Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? made every Philadelphian's dream come true, and they brought a real Bill was agreed to. underdog story to life. They were counted out so many times during the season, but no * * * matter what obstacles they faced, the Eagles just kept on winning. They never gave up, and in doing so, they not only won their first Super Bowl, The House proceeded to second consideration of SB 667, but they inspired the entire city of Philadelphia, dog masks and all. PN 1794, entitled: I cannot overstate how much this victory means for Philadelphia. This is not just about bringing the Lombardi Trophy to Philadelphia, An Act amending Title 68 (Real and Personal Property) of the although that is nice. This is also about every kid who was told at some Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in land banks, further providing for point in their lives that they could never do something, whether it was creation and existence. sports, academics, or any goal. These kids can now look at the 2017 Philadelphia Eagles, the underdogs who overcame everything to become On the question, Super Bowl Champions, and say, "I can do it too." For these kids, that Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? sense of pride means everything. On behalf of Philadelphians everywhere, I want to thank the players, The SPEAKER. I do not see any amendments. the coaches, and the support staff of the Philadelphia Eagles for inspiring our city and for bringing that sense of pride home.

On the question recurring, The SPEAKER. All members, please take your seats. Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? Members, please take your seats. If you are exiting, please exit Bill was agreed to. from the back.

* * * STATEMENT BY MR. GILLESPIE The House proceeded to second consideration of SB 851, PN 1795, entitled: The SPEAKER. Representative Keith Gillespie, the floor is yours. An Act amending the act of July 7, 1947 (P.L.1368, No.542), known Mr. GILLESPIE. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. as the Real Estate Tax Sale Law, in short title and definitions, further This is the third annual Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week. providing for definitions; and, in sale of property, further providing for repurchase by owner and providing for limitation on trusteeship and for My colleagues on the Chesapeake Bay Commission from all ownership interests and responsibilities of delinquent property owner. three States – Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania – conceived

700 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JUNE 4 the idea of Bay Awareness Week in our realization that very few BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE of us, even in Maryland and Virginia, understand the way that water is connected to our daily life and is influenced by our The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader, individual actions. who moves that HB 2131 be removed from the tabled calendar In Pennsylvania the Susquehanna River provides 50 percent and placed on the active calendar. of the fresh water that flows into the Chesapeake Bay. Pennsylvania is the State with the largest land area in the On the question, watershed at more than 35 percent, and the bay watershed covers Will the House agree to the motion? over half of the Commonwealth. Of the 1800 local governments Motion was agreed to. in the bay watershed, 1100 of them are in Pennsylvania, reflecting our system of municipal government and the role local BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE governments play in environmental management, whether through wastewater treatment, storm water management, or The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader, conservation district assistance to our farmers. who moves that HB 2010 be removed from the tabled calendar Indeed, we are likely to never save the bay if our only focus is and placed on the active calendar. to remain downstream of the bay itself. Instead, we will succeed when we are able to look at the quality of our own local streams On the question, that provide our drinking water and recreational opportunities. Will the House agree to the motion? Any efforts we take for the bay also have the benefit of reducing Motion was agreed to. the pollution in our local streams and vice versa. The Commonwealth is currently preparing its phase 3 Chesapeake Bay watershed implementation plan, a roadmap to BILL TABLED have all necessary practices in place by the year 2025. Unlike The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader, phases 1 and 2, phase 3 will take planning to the county level, who moves that HB 2010 be removed from the active calendar where local leaders can develop strategies that make sense with and placed on the tabled calendar. their local waters and communities.

Here in the General Assembly, my fellow members of the On the question, Pennsylvania delegation of the Chesapeake Bay Commission Will the House agree to the motion? have formed the Susquehanna Caucus to raise awareness of our Motion was agreed to. common river and our local streams that are its tributaries. The Susquehanna Caucus will have a meeting at noon tomorrow in hearing room No. 2, North Office Building, and I encourage all BILLS ON SECOND CONSIDERATION of the House colleagues in the Susquehanna watershed to attend. But our water quality issues are not confined to the bay The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 1213, watershed. Statewide almost one quarter of our rivers and streams PN 1486, entitled: are impaired. They do not meet the Federal standards for fishing, An Act amending Title 53 (Municipalities Generally) of the drinking, or recreation. While we take action today to specifically Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in consolidated county assessment, raise awareness of the Chesapeake Bay, let us use this as an further providing for short title and scope of chapter and for appeals by opportunity to raise awareness of the waters all across our taxing districts and providing for standards of redress in appeals. Commonwealth and celebrate the potential of clean water to improve our economy, health, and quality of life. On the question, Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? The SPEAKER. Thank you, Representative. BILL TABLED BILLS RECOMMITTED The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader, The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader, who moves that HB 1213 be removed from the active calendar who moves that the following bills be recommitted to the and placed on the tabled calendar. Committee on Appropriations: On the question, HB 129; Will the House agree to the motion? SB 667; and Motion was agreed to. SB 851. BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader, Motion was agreed to. who moves that HB 1213 be removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar.

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On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to.

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The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 179, PN 142, entitled:

An Act amending Title 66 (Public Utilities) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in general provisions, further providing for definitions; in contract carrier by motor vehicle and broker, further providing for declaration of policy and definitions; and, in violations and penalties, further providing for unauthorized operation by carriers and brokers.

On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration?

BILL TABLED

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader, who moves that HB 179 be removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled calendar.

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to.

BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader, who moves that HB 179 be removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar.

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to.

BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS PASSED OVER

The SPEAKER. Without objection, all remaining bills and resolutions on today's calendar will be passed over. The Chair hears no objection.

ADJOURNMENT

The SPEAKER. The House will be adjourned until 10 a.m. tomorrow. Representative John Lawrence so moves that we be adjourned until Tuesday, June 5, 2018, at 10 a.m., e.d.t., unless sooner recalled by the Speaker. Remember, members, tomorrow is 10 a.m. Again, members, tomorrow, June 5, Tuesday, we will meet at 10 a.m., and we have the swearing-in of members tomorrow. There are three new members that are being sworn in. So all members are asked to be here promptly by 10 a.m.

On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to, and at 4:16 p.m., e.d.t., the House adjourned.