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Standing Committee Members APPENDIX A HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - STANDING COMMITTEES I. FINANCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT II. PUBLIC UTILITIES, TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS 1. HON. JOHN SALDIVAR, CHAIRMAN 1. HON. TRACY TAEGAR-PANTON, CHAIRPERSON 2. HON. HUGO PATT 2. HON. ERWIN CONTRERAS 3. HON. EDMOND CASTRO 3. HON. PABLO MARIN 4. HON. ELODIO ARAGON JR. 4. HON. ELODIO ARAGON JR. 5. HON. JULIUS ESPAT 5. HON. MICHAEL ESPAT 6. HON. KAREEM MUSA 6. HON. OSCAR REQUENA III. HEALTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IV. EDUCATION, SPORTS & HOUSING 1. HON. DR. OMAR FIGUEROA, CHAIRMAN 1. HON. EDMOND CASTRO, CHAIRMAN 2. HON. PATRICK FABER 2. HON. RENE MONTERO 3. HON. EDMOND CASTRO 3. HON. WILFRED ELRINGTON 4. HON. TRACY TAEGAR-PANTON 4. HON. FRANK MENA 5. HON. FLORENCIO MARIN JR. 5. HON. CORDEL HYDE 6. HON. JOSE ABELARDO MAI 6. HON. OSCAR REQUENA V. CONSTITUTION AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS VI. WORKS INCLUDING PRIVILEGES, STANDING ORDERS AND REGULATIONS 1. HON. PATRICK FABER, CHAIRMAN 1. HON. DR. ANGEL CAMPOS, CHAIRMAN 2. HON. JOHN SALDIVAR 2. HON. PABLO MARIN 3. HON. DR. ANGEL CAMPOS 3. HON. MANUEL HEREDIA JR. 4. HON. FRANK MENA 4. HON. HUGO PATT 5. HON. JOHN BRICEÑO 5. HON. MICHAEL ESPAT 6. HON. CORDEL HYDE 6. HON. OSCAR REQUENA VII. PUBLIC SERVICE, LABOUR, INDUSTRY & TRADE VIII. NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT 1. HON. BEVERLY WILLIAMS, CHAIRPERSON 1. HON. BEVERLY WILLIAMS, CHAIRPERSON 2. HON. MANUEL HEREDIA JR. 2. HON. DR. ANGEL CAMPOS 3. HON. RENE MONTERO 3. HON. TRACY TAEGAR-PANTON 4. HON. DR. OMAR FIGUEROA 4. HON. ANTHONY MARTINEZ 5. HON. RODWELL FERGUSON 5. HON. FLORENCIO MARIN JR. 6. HON. ORLANDO HABET 6. HON. JOSE ABELARDO MAI IX. NATIONAL SECURITY & IMMIGRATION X. AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES 1. HON. ELODIO ARAGON JR., CHAIRMAN 1. HON. ELODIO ARAGON JR., CHAIRMAN 2. HON. GASPAR VEGA 2. HON. BEVERLY WILLIAMS 3. HON. PABLO MARIN 3. HON. RENE MONTERO 4. HON. ANTHONY MARTINEZ 4. HON. MANUEL HEREDIA JR. 5. HON. FLORENCIO MARIN JR. 5. HON. ORLANDO HABET 6. HON. KAREEM MUSA 6. HON. JOSE ABELARDO MAI XI. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS XII. TOURISM, ARCHAEOLOGY& INFORMATION 1. HON. JULIUS ESPAT, CHAIRMAN 1. HON. TRACY TAEGAR-PANTON, CHAIRPERSON 2. HON. PATRICK FABER 2. HON. DR. OMAR FIGUEROA 3. HON. JOHN SALDIVAR 3. HON. PABLO MARIN 4. HON. FRANK MENA 4. HON. BEVERLY WILLIAMS 5. HON. TRACY TAEGAR-PANTON 5. HON. RODWELL FERGUSON 6. HON. KAREEM MUSA 6. HON. ORLANDO HABET XIII. OMBUDSMAN REPORT COMMITTEE COMMITTEE OF SELECTION 1. HON. FRANK MENA, CHAIRMAN 1. HON. FRANK MENA, CHAIRMAN 2. HON. ERWIN CONTRERAS 2. HON. ERWIN CONTRERAS 3. HON. MICHAEL FINNEGAN 3. HON. MICHAEL FINNEGAN 4. HON. ANTHONY MARTINEZ 4. HON. DR. ANGEL CAMPOS 5. HON. FLORENCIO MARIN JR. 5. HON. FLORENCIO MARIN JR. 6. HON. KAREEM MUSA 6. HON. KAREEM MUSA ******* .
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