COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA

LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL

MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 2020

SESSION OF 2020 204TH OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY No. 2

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Gentiles, and all of God's children would here one day join hand The House convened at 1 p.m., e.s.t. in hand to achieve the dream. The dream, of course, to paraphrase, was that each and every human being, each man and each woman, be judged not by the color of their skin but by the THE SPEAKER (MIKE TURZAI) content of their character. That dream is realized each and every PRESIDING day, but we have so much more to go. I am reminded of the teaching in a collection called "Pirke The SPEAKER. Happy new year to each and every one of Avot: Ethics of the Sages." Those sages inspired us with these you. words: It is not our duty, each and every one of us here today, it is not our duty to complete this task in realization of this dream. PRAYER But it is our duty to work toward it, toward that realization, and always to remember that we are never free to desist from it. The SPEAKER. We are so honored today to be joined by There is a wonderful teaching in the Bible, in the first five Rabbi Seth Frisch. He is with The New Shul of America, Sunrise books referred to in our tradition as the Torah, the Five Books of of Abington, Pennsylvania, and he is the guest of our good friend, Moses. And in those five books is found the following blessing: Representative , and our good friend, The blessing begins with the words in Hebrew for the sake of Representative Sanchez. tradition. Rabbi. (Prayer in Hebrew.) RABBI SETH FRISCH, Guest Chaplain of the House of Representatives, offered the following prayer: May the Lord bless you and keep you, all of you, on the road to realizing this dream of Dr. King. May God be among us and Eternal One, You who have blessed us and brought us to this teach us and guide us. day, we have just in moments in time, in less than 1 week, the And so we ask You, dear God, in front of this sacred Assembly important day which commemorates the legacy of the Reverend here in this sacred Commonwealth in a state of hallowed ground Dr. Martin Luther King – not only the youngest recipient of the with so much more to go, bless us, keep us, guide us, teach us, Nobel Prize, but teacher, preacher, prophet, one who brought and remain with us forever. Amen. Americans together after so much division and so much that divided us. We have this week in front of us to recognize all that PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE has happened since those days. There is a teaching in the Psalms. (The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by members and visitors.) (Prayer in Hebrew.) The SPEAKER. Thank you, Rabbi. This is the day that the Lord has made joyous and we will profoundly find joy within it, but it is not without the suffering and the division that came before it. JOURNAL APPROVAL POSTPONED We in the Commonwealth here are so blessed with the The SPEAKER. Without objection, the approval of the diversity and the nations and the religions and the peoples that Journal of Tuesday, January 7, 2020, will be postponed until make up this hallowed ground. After so many years of fighting printed. over such hallowed grounds, we have come together, but we recognize so much more needs to be done and must be done to nurture and to continue us becoming closer to one another, BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES, recognizing each other as a member of the greater family of the CONSIDERED FIRST TIME, AND TABLED Commonwealth, of the State of Pennsylvania. Dr. King once remarked, "I Have a Dream." He repeated it HB 2046, PN 3121 (Amended) By Rep. SONNEY over and over again with the hope that he would inspire the dream An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known to come true. He said that he envisioned a day in which Black as the Public School Code of 1949, in certification of teachers, further people and White people, Catholics and Protestants, Jews and providing for instructional certificate grade spans and age levels and duties of department. 8 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JANUARY 13

EDUCATION. Representative Joshua Kail, Beaver and Washington Counties, is elected a member of the Judiciary Committee and resigns as a member SB 790, PN 1446 (Amended) By Rep. METCALFE of the Children and Youth Committee.

An Act relating to conventional wells and the development of oil, Representative Jim Struzzi, Indiana County, is elected a member of gas and coal; imposing powers and duties on the Department of the Children and Youth Committee. Environmental Protection; providing for preliminary provisions, for general requirements, for enforcement and remedies, for related funds Representative , Lehigh and Berks Counties, resigns as a and for miscellaneous provisions; and making an appropriation. member of the Insurance Committee, Gaming Oversight Committee and Tourism and Recreational Development Committee. ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY. Representative , Montgomery County, is elected a member RESOLUTIONS REPORTED of the Children and Youth Committee.

FROM COMMITTEE Representative , Allegheny and Washington Counties, is elected a member of the Gaming Oversight Committee. HR 622, PN 2961 By Rep. SONNEY Representative , Bucks County, is elected a A Resolution designating the month of January 2020 as "School member of the Gaming Oversight Committee. Director Recognition Month" in Pennsylvania.

EDUCATION. Representative , Blair County, is elected a member of the Labor and Industry Committee.

HR 650, PN 3071 By Rep. SONNEY Representative David Rowe, Union and Snyder Counties, is elected a member of the Game and Fisheries Committee. A Resolution recognizing the 110th anniversary of Milton Hershey

School and the life-changing opportunities it provides to children from low-income families. Representative Andrew Lewis, Dauphin County, is elected a member of the Judiciary Committee. EDUCATION. Representative , Lancaster County, is elected a member of the Tourism and Recreational Development Committee. The SPEAKER. And there is a request for a rereferral. You can state that; we are not going to rerefer it until I check with our Representative , York and Cumberland County, is staff, but you can read it. elected a member of the Insurance Committee. I am not sure that we are going to do it until I have looked at it. I do not just do the rereferrals automatically. Representative Lou Schmidt, Blair County, is elected a member of the Insurance Committee.

REPORT OF Representative , Mercer, Crawford, Erie and COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES Lawrence Counties, is elected a member of the Human Services Committee. The SPEAKER. The Committee on Committees, a supplemental report is issued for January 13, 2020, and I am going to read through these. It is from , our chairman Respectfully submitted, of Committee on Committees, in conjunction with the Speaker of Stan Saylor, Chairman the House and the members of the majority of that committee. Committee on Committees

The following report was read: On the question, Will the House adopt the resolution? Committee on Committees Resolution was adopted. Supplemental Report ANNOUNCEMENT BY SPEAKER

In the House of Representatives The SPEAKER. In addition, Representative Gary Day has January 13, 2020 been named the chair of the Aging and Older Adult Services

RESOLVED, That, Committee and Representative Tom Murt has been named chair of the Human Services Committee. Thank you. Representative Johnathan Hershey, Juniata, Franklin and Mifflin Counties, is elected a member of the Gaming Oversight Committee. WRITS OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Representative , Butler County, is elected a member The SPEAKER. The Speaker submits for the record copies of of the Gaming Oversight Committee. the writs for the special elections to be held for the 8th Legislative Representative , Fayette and Westmoreland Counties, District, the 18th Legislative District, and the 58th Legislative is elected a member of the Consumer Affairs Committee and resigns as District. The special elections for each of those districts is called a member of the Gaming Oversight Committee. for March 17, 2020. I did cite this information for the record in public on January 7, 2020. 2020 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE 9

The following writs of special election were submitted: NOW, THEREFORE, I, MIKE TURZAI, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME BY THE CONSTITUTION OF THE WRIT OF ELECTION COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND BY THE ACT OF ASSEMBLY IN SUCH CASE MADE AND PROVIDED, DO TO KATHY BOOCKVAR, SECRETARY OF THE HEREBY COMMAND: COMMONWEALTH, AND TO GINA CERILLI, SEAN KERTES, AND DOUGLAS CHEW, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THAT YOU CAUSE AN ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE SAID WESTMORELAND COUNTY. COUNTIES OF BUTLER AND MERCER, ON THE 17TH DAY OF MARCH, TWO THOUSAND TWENTY TO CHOOSE A PERSON TO GREETINGS: WHEREAS, A VACANCY EXISTS IN THE OFFICE REPRESENT SAID LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT IN THE HOUSE OF OF REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REPRESENTATIVES OF PENNSYLVANIA, FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA FOR THE FIFTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE REMAINDER OF THE TERM EXPIRING NOVEMBER 30TH, TWO DISTRICT OF THE COUNTY OF WESTMORELAND, CAUSED BY THOUSAND TWENTY, AND THAT YOU GIVE DUE AND PUBLIC THE RESIGNATION OF JUSTIN M. WALSH, THE NOTICE OF SAID ELECTION THROUGHOUT SAID DISTRICT, IN REPRESENTATIVE FROM SAID DISTRICT, ON THE 6TH DAY OF THE FORM AND MANNER DIRECTED BY LAW. JANUARY, TWO THOUSAND TWENTY. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF THE HOUSE OF NOW, THEREFORE, I, MIKE TURZAI, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES AT HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, THIS OF REPRESENTATIVES BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY 7TH DAY OF JANUARY, TWO THOUSAND TWENTY. VESTED IN ME BY THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND BY THE ACT OF ASSEMBLY IN SUCH CASE MADE AND PROVIDED, DO MIKE TURZAI HEREBY COMMAND: SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

THAT YOU CAUSE AN ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE SAID ATTEST: COUNTY OF WESTMORELAND, ON THE 17TH DAY OF MARCH, DAVID L. REDDECLIFF TWO THOUSAND TWENTY TO CHOOSE A PERSON TO CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPRESENT SAID LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF PENNSYLVANIA, FOR THE * * * REMAINDER OF THE TERM EXPIRING NOVEMBER THIRTIETH, TWO THOUSAND TWENTY, AND THAT YOU GIVE WRIT OF ELECTION DUE AND PUBLIC NOTICE OF SAID ELECTION THROUGHOUT SAID DISTRICT, IN THE FORM AND MANNER DIRECTED BY TO KATHY BOOCKVAR, SECRETARY OF THE LAW. COMMONWEALTH, AND TO DIANE M. ELLIS-MARSEGLIA, ROBERT HARVIE, AND GENE DiGIROLAMO, CONSTITUTING GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF THE HOUSE OF THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF BUCKS COUNTY. REPRESENTATIVES AT HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, THIS 7TH DAY OF JANUARY, TWO THOUSAND TWENTY. GREETINGS: WHEREAS, A VACANCY EXISTS IN THE OFFICE OF REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA FOR THE EIGHTEENTH LEGISLATIVE MIKE TURZAI DISTRICT OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS, CAUSED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES RESIGNATION OF GENE DiGIROLAMO, THE REPRESENTATIVE FROM SAID DISTRICT, ON THE 6TH DAY OF ATTEST: JANUARY, TWO THOUSAND TWENTY. DAVID L. REDDECLIFF CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NOW, THEREFORE, I, MIKE TURZAI, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY * * * VESTED IN ME BY THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND BY THE ACT OF WRIT OF ELECTION ASSEMBLY IN SUCH CASE MADE AND PROVIDED, DO HEREBY COMMAND: TO KATHY BOOCKVAR, SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH, AND TO BUTLER COUNTY BOARD OF THAT YOU CAUSE AN ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE SAID COMMISSIONERS LESLIE OSCHE, KIM GEYER, AND KEVIN COUNTY OF BUCKS, ON THE 17TH DAY OF MARCH, TWO BOOZEL AND MERCER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS THOUSAND TWENTY TO CHOOSE A PERSON TO REPRESENT SCOTT BOYD, MATTHEW B. McCONNELL, AND TIMOTHY M. SAID LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT IN THE HOUSE OF McGONIGLE. REPRESENTATIVES OF PENNSYLVANIA, FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE TERM EXPIRING NOVEMBER 30TH, TWO GREETINGS: WHEREAS, A VACANCY EXISTS IN THE OFFICE THOUSAND TWENTY, AND THAT YOU GIVE DUE AND PUBLIC OF REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF NOTICE OF SAID ELECTION THROUGHOUT SAID DISTRICT, IN PENNSYLVANIA FOR THE EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT OF THE FORM AND MANNER DIRECTED BY LAW. THE COUNTIES OF BUTLER AND MERCER, CAUSED BY THE RESIGNATION OF TEDD C. NESBIT, THE REPRESENTATIVE GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF THE HOUSE OF FROM SAID DISTRICT, ON THE 3RD DAY OF JANUARY, TWO REPRESENTATIVES AT HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, THIS THOUSAND TWENTY. 7TH DAY OF JANUARY, TWO THOUSAND TWENTY.

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MIKE TURZAI A Resolution recognizing February 25, 2020, as "World Spay Day" SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES in Pennsylvania.

ATTEST: Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DAVID L. REDDECLIFF AFFAIRS, January 10, 2020. CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES No. 655 By Representatives MATZIE, BURNS, COMMUNICATION FROM DEPARTMENT OF READSHAW, KORTZ, MARKOSEK, BIZZARRO, HILL- COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EVANS, HENNESSEY, LONGIETTI, YOUNGBLOOD, KINSEY, BOBACK, SONNEY, DONATUCCI, HEFFLEY, The SPEAKER. The Speaker acknowledges receipt of the MEHAFFIE, BERNSTINE, MALAGARI, ULLMAN, Department of Community and Economic Development 2019 PICKETT, SCHLOSSBERG, BROOKS, McNEILL, year-end allocation report. SOLOMON, SCHLEGEL CULVER, BROWN, SCHMITT, MURT, NEILSON, MILLARD and WARREN (Copy of communication is on file with the Journal clerk.) A Resolution recognizing February 2, 2020, as "Rheumatoid Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania. HOUSE RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED Referred to Committee on HEALTH, January 10, 2020.

No. 651 By Representatives BOBACK, PICKETT, No. 656 By Representatives HAHN, DONATUCCI, READSHAW, WILLIAMS, MURT, HELM, CIRESI and SCHMITT, BURNS, FREEMAN, KINSEY, READSHAW, KAUFER MILLARD, SONNEY, BROOKS, LONGIETTI, MURT, HILL- EVANS, HENNESSEY, SAINATO, BIZZARRO, MENTZER, A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to study the manner in which charter schools are funded in this MACKENZIE, BROWN, McNEILL, SCHLEGEL CULVER, Commonwealth. MALAGARI, PICKETT, WILLIAMS, CIRESI, JAMES, OBERLANDER, BOBACK, HEFFLEY, DiGIROLAMO, Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS, January 10, KORTZ, DEASY, RYAN, SAYLOR, WARREN and 2020. ZIMMERMAN

A Resolution designating the week of February 9 through 15, 2020, No. 652 By Representatives BOBACK, PICKETT, RYAN, as "Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes Awareness Week" in YOUNGBLOOD, MEHAFFIE, HELM, STRUZZI, HEFFLEY Pennsylvania. and KAUFER Referred to Committee on HEALTH, January 10, 2020. A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to study the effectiveness of the Department of Education's Office for Dispute Resolution. No. 657 By Representatives GLEIM, SONNEY, ROTHMAN, LONGIETTI, MURT, PICKETT, DONATUCCI, Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, January 10, 2020. BURNS, READSHAW, SCHLEGEL CULVER, MILLARD, JOZWIAK, BROOKS, BIZZARRO, FREEMAN, HEFFLEY, No. 653 By Representatives CAUSER, METZGAR, KORTZ, SCHMITT, JONES, YOUNGBLOOD, RYAN, OWLETT, BIZZARRO, BURNS, SCHLEGEL CULVER, BERNSTINE and ROEBUCK

DiGIROLAMO, EVERETT, FEE, HEFFLEY, JOZWIAK, A Resolution designating the week of February 8 through 15, 2020, KORTZ, KRUEGER, LONGIETTI, MALAGARI, MALONEY, as "Court Reporting and Captioning Week" in Pennsylvania. MARSHALL, MILLARD, MOUL, MURT, OBERLANDER, PICKETT, RAPP, READSHAW, RYAN, SCHMITT, Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, January 10, 2020. SONNEY, WENTLING, WILLIAMS, ZIMMERMAN, DeLUCA and ROEBUCK No. 658 By Representatives NEILSON, BIZZARRO, HILL- EVANS, JONES, McNEILL, SHUSTERMAN, HARKINS, A Resolution designating the week of March 16 through 22, 2020, as "Maple Producers Week" in Pennsylvania. KAUFFMAN, FREEMAN, READSHAW, SCHLEGEL CULVER, TOEPEL, STAATS, LONGIETTI, SAINATO, Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND RURAL SONNEY, RYAN, MIZGORSKI, SCHLOSSBERG, AFFAIRS, January 10, 2020. WILLIAMS, PASHINSKI, BROWN, MACKENZIE, THOMAS, SAYLOR, BERNSTINE, SCHMITT, HOWARD, No. 654 By Representatives SCHLOSSBERG, KORTZ, DONATUCCI, MENTZER, JOZWIAK, SOLOMON, BERNSTINE, BIZZARRO, BROOKS, BURNS, SCHLEGEL MURT, BURNS, YOUNGBLOOD, KIM, O'MARA, CULVER, DEASY, DiGIROLAMO, DONATUCCI, MILLARD, WARREN, DeLUCA, GOODMAN, B. MILLER, HENNESSEY, HILL-EVANS, HOHENSTEIN, HOWARD, CIRESI and GAYDOS

KINSEY, KORTZ, LONGIETTI, MACKENZIE, MALAGARI, A Resolution recognizing January 27, 2020, as "International McNEILL, MILLARD, MURT, PASHINSKI, READSHAW, Holocaust Remembrance Day" in Pennsylvania. SAINATO, SCHMITT, THOMAS, ULLMAN, WILLIAMS, SCHWEYER and ROEBUCK 2020 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE 11

Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, An Act amending Title 53 (Municipalities Generally) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in employees, providing for police January 13, 2020. canine training standards.

No. 659 By Representatives HARRIS, KORTZ, HILL- Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, January 10, 2020. EVANS, KIM, KINSEY, DONATUCCI, SAINATO, ROTHMAN, KIRKLAND, READSHAW, BIZZARRO, No. 2187 By Representatives GALLOWAY, T. DAVIS, BURNS, GAINEY, McCLINTON, DeLUCA, NEILSON and ULLMAN, SCHLOSSBERG, KENYATTA, CALTAGIRONE, ROEBUCK HILL-EVANS, HOHENSTEIN, MURT, KINSEY,

A Resolution recognizing and honoring the members of Zeta Phi YOUNGBLOOD, CIRESI, FRANKEL, DeLUCA, HOWARD Beta Sorority, Inc., for a century of commitment to social activism, and JOHNSON-HARRELL academic excellence and civic engagement in this Commonwealth. An Act amending the act of June 13, 1967 (P.L.31, No.21), known as the Human Services Code, in children and youth, providing for Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, January 13, 2020. Statewide children's mental health ombudsman.

No. 660 By Representatives SAINATO, BARRAR, BURNS, Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, January 10, RYAN, HILL-EVANS, MURT, FREEMAN, MILLARD, 2020. LONGIETTI, BERNSTINE, KORTZ, KINSEY, WARREN,

McCLINTON, ROEBUCK, SCHLOSSBERG and PASHINSKI No. 2188 By Representatives D. MILLER, MARKOSEK, A Resolution recognizing the week of January 20 through 26, 2020, MURT, HILL-EVANS, HOHENSTEIN, SCHLOSSBERG, as "Community Risk Reduction Week" in Pennsylvania. DONATUCCI, READSHAW, McNEILL, RAVENSTAHL, DEASY, YOUNGBLOOD, LEE and DeLUCA Referred to Committee on VETERANS AFFAIRS AND An Act providing for support service providers, grants and funding; EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, January 13, 2020. and imposing duties on the Department of Labor and Industry.

HOUSE BILLS Referred to Committee on LABOR AND INDUSTRY, INTRODUCED AND REFERRED January 10, 2020.

No. 2170 By Representatives McCLINTON, TOOHIL, No. 2189 By Representatives D. MILLER, MURT, HILL- RABB, FRANKEL, HILL-EVANS, FIEDLER, KINSEY, EVANS, HOHENSTEIN, SCHLOSSBERG, McNEILL, HARRIS, CALTAGIRONE, NEILSON, HOWARD, KINSEY, RAVENSTAHL, WILLIAMS, A. DAVIS, SCHLOSSBERG, KEEFER, DAWKINS, SCHWEYER, LEE, HOWARD, DEASY, YOUNGBLOOD, SHUSTERMAN, ULLMAN, DONATUCCI, WARREN, HARKINS, SAMUELSON, LEE, WARREN and DeLUCA HANBIDGE, SANCHEZ, BULLOCK, GROVE, WILLIAMS, KRUEGER, SAPPEY, WEBSTER, SIMS, JONES, BURGOS, An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in registration of vehicles, further providing for YOUNGBLOOD, MERSKI, READSHAW and MIHALEK person with disability plate and placard; in fees, further providing for exemption of persons, entities and vehicles from fees; and, in powers of An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the department and local authorities, further providing for specific powers Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in human trafficking, further of department and local authorities. providing for definitions and for the offense of trafficking in individuals; repealing provisions relating to patronizing a victim of sexual servitude, providing for the offenses of promoting prostitution, of living off Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, January 10, sexually exploited persons and of commercial sexual exploitation and 2020. further providing for Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Children Fund; in public indecency, further providing for prostitution and related offenses; and, in dissemination of criminal history record information, No. 2190 By Representatives ROTHMAN, KEEFER, RYAN, further providing for expungement. STAATS, MILLARD, JAMES, BERNSTINE, ZIMMERMAN and GROVE Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, January 10, 2020. An Act amending the act of April 6, 1951 (P.L.69, No.20), known as The Landlord and Tenant Act of 1951, in preliminary provisions, No. 2185 By Representatives SNYDER, HILL-EVANS, providing for rent and price control. PASHINSKI, SCHLOSSBERG, JAMES, FREEMAN, NEILSON, KULIK, McNEILL, YOUNGBLOOD, HOWARD Referred to Committee on URBAN AFFAIRS, January 10, and DeLUCA 2020.

An Act providing for the tax sale of abandoned properties. No. 2191 By Representatives SCHMITT, HENNESSEY, Referred to Committee on URBAN AFFAIRS, January 10, M. K. KELLER, BURNS, ROTHMAN, LONGIETTI, BERNSTINE, HERSHEY, PICKETT, YOUNGBLOOD, 2020. RYAN, BOBACK, KORTZ, MARSHALL, COX, DeLUCA,

SONNEY, MILLARD, PYLE, DiGIROLAMO, STRUZZI, No. 2186 By Representatives KRUEGER, KINSEY, STAATS, FARRY, NEILSON, WARREN, SAYLOR, DONATUCCI, HILL-EVANS, MALAGARI, DeLUCA, GREGORY, JOZWIAK, WHEELAND and SCHLEGEL WILLIAMS and HOWARD CULVER 12 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JANUARY 13

An Act designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 5840, on that Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENTAL portion of SR 4010 (17th Street) over Interstate 99 in Logan Township, Blair County, as the Honorable Richard A. Geist Memorial Bridge. RESOURCES AND ENERGY, January 10, 2020.

Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, January 8, No. 2198 By Representatives DUSH, MOUL, RYAN, PYLE, KEEFER, B. MILLER, FRITZ, GROVE, ZIMMERMAN, 2020. GLEIM and RADER

No. 2192 By Representative HANBIDGE A Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in restrictions on legislative power An Act providing for bisphenol A-free container products for relating to legislation, providing for interstate compacts. infants. Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, Referred to Committee on CONSUMER AFFAIRS, January 10, 2020. January 10, 2020. No. 2199 By Representatives WHEELAND, PICKETT, No. 2193 By Representative HANBIDGE TOOHIL, JAMES, EVERETT and ZIMMERMAN

An Act amending the act of December 22, 1983 (P.L.327, No.85), An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.177, No.175), known known as the Auctioneer Licensing and Trading Assistant Registration as The Administrative Code of 1929, in administrative organization, Act, providing for horses sold at auction. further providing for departmental administrative boards, commissions and offices and for advisory boards and commissions; in organization of Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND RURAL departmental administrative boards and commissions and of advisory AFFAIRS, January 10, 2020. boards and commissions, repealing provisions relating to State Art Commission and further providing for advisory boards and commissions; and, in powers and duties of the Department of Public No. 2194 By Representatives GALLOWAY, T. DAVIS, Welfare and its departmental administrative and advisory boards and ULLMAN, SCHLOSSBERG, KENYATTA, HILL-EVANS, commissions, repealing provisions relating to powers and duties of the MURT, KINSEY, YOUNGBLOOD, CIRESI, FRANKEL, State Board of Public Welfare and further providing for the powers and duties of advisory committees. DeLUCA and HOWARD

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT, as the Public School Code of 1949, in preliminary provisions, further January 10, 2020. providing for definitions; in safe schools, establishing the School Student Mental Health Assistance Augmentation Account and providing for deposit of court costs and filing fees into the account; and making an No. 2200 By Representatives GAYDOS, DUNBAR, GROVE, inconsistent repeal. HEFFLEY, JAMES, KEEFER, MACKENZIE, RADER, SIMMONS, STRUZZI, ZIMMERMAN and MUSTELLO Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, January 10, 2020. An Act amending Title 40 (Insurance) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in regulation of insurers and related persons No. 2195 By Representatives DUSH, HENNESSEY, HILL- generally, providing for association health plans. EVANS, COX, BERNSTINE, SONNEY, LONGIETTI, CAUSER, STAATS, SAINATO, VITALI, MOUL, DEASY, Referred to Committee on INSURANCE, January 10, 2020. BURNS, OBERLANDER, SCHMITT, GROVE, HEFFLEY, MILLARD, WHEELAND and STRUZZI No. 2201 By Representatives HAHN, PYLE, LONGIETTI, SCHLOSSBERG, FREEMAN, READSHAW, ROEBUCK, An Act designating the bridge, identified as Bridge Key 57053, located over Dixon Run at the intersection of State Route 1012 to HILL-EVANS, SAMUELSON, THOMAS, ZIMMERMAN and Pennsylvania Route 403 in Green Township, Indiana County, as the PVT DeLUCA William L. Hadden Memorial Bridge. An Act providing for cancer control, prevention and research and for the Pennsylvania Cancer Control, Prevention and Research Advisory Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION, January 10, Board; and making related repeals. 2020. Referred to Committee on HEALTH, January 10, 2020. No. 2196 By Representatives DUSH, JAMES, ZIMMERMAN, KEEFER, MOUL and KLUNK No. 2202 By Representatives KLUNK, FRANKEL,

An Act amending Title 1 (General Provisions) of the Pennsylvania KAUFFMAN, RYAN, CALTAGIRONE, KINSEY, Consolidated Statutes, in rules of construction, further providing for READSHAW, YOUNGBLOOD, HENNESSEY, PICKETT, legislative intent controls. MOUL, KORTZ, RAVENSTAHL, BERNSTINE, SCHLEGEL CULVER, BROOKS, GALLOWAY, SCHLOSSBERG, Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, January 10, 2020. D. MILLER, DALEY, McNEILL and BOYLE

No. 2197 By Representatives DUSH, PYLE, BROOKS, An Act amending the act of June 26, 2001 (P.L.755, No.77), known as the Tobacco Settlement Act, in medical assistance for workers with JAMES and ZIMMERMAN disabilities, repealing provisions relating to scope; further providing for definitions and for medical assistance benefits for workers with An Act amending the act of November 23, 2010 (P.L.1083, disabilities and workers with medically improved disabilities and No.108), known as the Covered Device Recycling Act, in preliminary providing for medical assistance benefits for workers with job success, provisions, further providing for definitions. 2020 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE 13 for restrictions in determining eligibility, for funding for medical No. 2207 By Representatives MARKOSEK, DONATUCCI, assistance and for regulations. KOSIEROWSKI, RAVENSTAHL, SCHLOSSBERG, MERSKI, YOUNGBLOOD, SAINATO, McNEILL, Referred to Committee on HEALTH, January 10, 2020. PASHINSKI, KENYATTA, DeLUCA, HOWARD, READSHAW, HILL-EVANS, GAYDOS and CIRESI No. 2203 By Representatives CEPHAS, KENYATTA, KINSEY, HOHENSTEIN, HILL-EVANS, McNEILL, An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the YOUNGBLOOD, SCHLOSSBERG, MURT, SHUSTERMAN, Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in riot, disorderly conduct and WEBSTER and T. DAVIS related offenses, providing for the offense of kidnapping of animals.

An Act amending the act of July 19, 1979 (P.L.130, No.48), known Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, January 13, 2020. as the Health Care Facilities Act, in administration of the act, further providing for promulgation of rules and regulations. No. 2208 By Representatives KEEFER, ROTHMAN, BERNSTINE, ZIMMERMAN, RAPP, SAYLOR, PYLE, Referred to Committee on HEALTH, January 10, 2020. DeLUCA, READSHAW, STRUZZI, GALLOWAY, MOUL, GROVE and GILLEN No. 2204 By Representatives CEPHAS, KENYATTA, KINSEY, HOHENSTEIN, HILL-EVANS, McNEILL, An Act amending Titles 23 (Domestic Relations) and 42 (Judiciary YOUNGBLOOD, SCHLOSSBERG, MURT, SHUSTERMAN, and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in child protective services, further providing for definitions; and, in WEBSTER and T. DAVIS juvenile matters, further providing for definitions.

An Act amending the act of June 13, 1967 (P.L.31, No.21), known as the Human Services Code, in departmental powers and duties as to Referred to Committee on JUDICIARY, January 13, 2020. licensing, further providing for regulations. No. 2209 By Representatives GILLEN, JAMES, COX, Referred to Committee on HEALTH, January 10, 2020. SIMMONS, MILLARD and STEPHENS

No. 2205 By Representatives KENYATTA, O'MARA, An Act amending Title 20 (Decedents, Estates and Fiduciaries) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in incapacitated persons, further MURT, PASHINSKI, KOSIEROWSKI, HILL-EVANS, providing for petition and hearing and independent evaluation. T. DAVIS, DONATUCCI, SCHLOSSBERG, KINSEY, HOWARD, McCLINTON, SHUSTERMAN, HANBIDGE, Referred to Committee on AGING AND OLDER ADULT STURLA, MADDEN, VITALI, KORTZ, SANCHEZ and SERVICES, January 13, 2020. ROEBUCK

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known The SPEAKER. Members, if you could please take your seats. as the Public School Code of 1949, in miscellaneous provisions relating We have folks that have traveled some distance to be with us to institutions of higher education, establishing the Hunger-Free Campus today. Grant Program and the Hunger-Free Campus Grant Fund. Representative Stephens and Representative Murt, if you will both be prepared to come up, we are going to bring up the Referred to Committee on EDUCATION, January 10, 2020. Hatboro-Horsham High School Marching Unit, and let us bring the unit up now, up to the well of the House. The Sergeants at No. 2206 By Representatives MACKENZIE, BERNSTINE, Arms can bring the entire marching band, the members that are GAYDOS, JAMES, KEEFER, MILLARD, PICKETT and here with us today. WHEELAND Representative Murt and Representative Stephens, bring up

An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.177, No.175), known any administrators, teachers, sponsors, and I do not know if you as The Administrative Code of 1929, in administrative organization, have any like particular folks that you want to bring up, they can further providing for executive officers, administrative departments and come up with you. The others will come right to the well of the independent administrative boards and commissions, for departmental House. administrative boards, commissions and offices, for department heads and for gubernatorial appointments; in organization of departmental So we are going to close the doors of the House. This band has administrative boards and commissions and of advisory boards and traveled 2 hours to get here and another 2 hours home. So we are commissions, further providing for board to license private bankers; in going to give them undivided attention. We are going to close the Commonwealth agency fees, further providing for Department of doors of the House. We are so honored that you would take the Banking and for Pennsylvania Securities Commission; and, in powers and duties of the Department of Banking and its departmental time to be with us. administrative board and commission, further providing for powers and Members in the back, please, I am going to have to ask you to duties in general, for banking supervisory powers and for banking laws; take your seats. Please take your seats. If you do have an repealing provisions relating to powers and duties of the Pennsylvania important conversation, you can take it off the House floor. But Securities Commission; and making editorial changes. I am going to ask everybody to take their seats, staff included.

Thank you so much. Referred to Committee on COMMERCE, January 10, 2020.

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HATBORO-HORSHAM HIGH SCHOOL So to all my colleagues, if you could kindly join myself and MARCHING BAND PRESENTED Representative Murt in welcoming the Hatboro-Horsham Marching Unit to the hall of the House and wishing them The SPEAKER. And Representative Tom Murt, who is chair congratulations on a State championship. Thank you so much. of the Human Services Committee. Sir, please proceed. The SPEAKER. And members of the marching band, Mr. MURT. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. congratulations. It is outstanding. If you will stay there, the Mr. Speaker, it is a great source of pride for myself and my Representatives will be there in just a moment for a photo. Thank colleague, Representative Todd Stephens, to recognize the you. marching band from Hatboro-Horsham High School with a great The drum major, Sarah, is only a junior. She is the drum major accomplishment of being State champions. All 50-plus members as a junior and plays the oboe. And she is going to join the rest of are here today, including my cousin, Jessica Parker, and my this outstanding marching band for a photo. constituent, Sarah Pettineo, from the borough of Hatboro. Please, let us give them a warm welcome on this outstanding Mr. Speaker, many times during the course of a session we achievement. Thank you. take the time to recognize the young men and women from our Commonwealth who have excelled in various endeavors. The Sergeants at Arms will open the doors of the House. Frequently many of these young men and women have excelled in athletics. And today we take the opportunity to recognize some GUESTS INTRODUCED extraordinary young men and women who have excelled in the arts that have been working hard throughout the school year, The SPEAKER. Representative has a great starting back in the very hot days of July, marching, learning the friend here today that is shadowing him, as a Representative, and routine, honing their craft, developing their expertise, not just his team. Where is Erin? Erin, please stand. Erin, is it Bennet? musically but in terms of teamwork and espirit de corps, and we Erin, am I saying it right? Bennet? Erin Bennet is with recognize them today. Representative Heffley's office today. She attends Lehigh Carbon And I just want to say how proud I am to represent part of this Community College, and she has interned in Representative school district along with my colleague, Representative Todd Heffley's office for the entire fall. And will you continue this Stephens. So we offer our congratulations to these young men winter and spring too? Okay. Thank you for being with us today. and women. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. And also to my left – I hope I am saying this right – Micaela? The SPEAKER. Representative Todd Stephens. Micaela – please stand – Micaela Kitchen. Micaela is a junior at Mr. STEPHENS. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Dickinson College, and she is interning with Representative Kate As a graduate of Hatboro-Horsham High School and the State Klunk in York County. So, Micaela, thanks so much for being Representative for Horsham, I am proud to welcome the Hatboro- with us today. Thank you. Horsham Marching Unit to the Capitol today. The Hatboro-Horsham Marching Unit has a 30-year tradition And I would like to invite Representative Comitta and of pride and excellence, and is proud to serve the Representative Lewis, if you could both join us up here at the Hatboro-Horsham community at football games, regional rostrum with your illustrious guest. Please bring her up to the competitions, parades, and school and civic events. I have rostrum. We are going to close the doors of the House for this personally enjoyed the privilege of watching the precision and presentation. showmanship of their field show under the student leadership of The Sergeants at Arms will close the doors of the House. I am drum major Sarah Pettineo – behind me – and director Mike Lalli, going to ask all members to please take their seats. also behind me. Let us give them a round of applause for their leadership. This year the Hatboro-Horsham Marching Unit raised the bar. MISS WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY 2019 They raised it so high they brought home a State championship PRESENTED from the USBands Championship at West Chester University on October 19. Not only did they bring home the State The SPEAKER. The Chair is going to turn it over to – championship, but in doing so, they also won the Best Music, Representative Comitta, will you lead us off? Thank you. Best Visual and Overall Awards for creativity, performance, and Representative Carolyn Comitta will be introducing our excellence in the State. special guest, and she is joined by Representative Andrew Lewis. The Hatboro-Horsham Marching Unit was chosen to represent Please take your seats. Everybody, please take your seats. the State of Pennsylvania at the upcoming National Memorial And you may proceed. Day Parade in Washington, DC. The National Memorial Day Mrs. COMITTA. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Parade is a moving timeline of American military history Good afternoon, friends. It is my distinct honor and pleasure honoring those who have sacrificed and served from the to welcome and introduce to you Miss West Chester University American Revolution to the present day. It is because of their of 2019, Chase Sanders, who is standing behind me. Will you outstanding achievements in the State championship that they give her a warm welcome, please. were so selected and will be performing down in Washington, Chase is a senior at West Chester University. She won the DC, on Memorial Day. Miss WCU Pageant almost a year ago. And there is stiff competition. It is a wonderful performance that really highlights the talent of so many of the young women at West Chester University. Chase is a vocal major in the School of Music. She is seeking to continue her education in graduate school next year. 2020 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE 15

She is a vocalist and she specializes in opera. Each Miss WCU DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS has a platform, and Chase's platform is the Fresh Air Fund, which is something I am very familiar with. We were talking about it as The SPEAKER. Representative Joanna McClinton, the my family hosted a couple of children from the Bronx when I was minority caucus chair, is recognized for a Democratic caucus a child through the Fresh Air Fund. announcement. So, Chase, we want to thank you and congratulate you. Thank Ms. McCLINTON. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. you for speaking out for children in need and for being a House Democrats, we will caucus at 2 p.m.; that is 2 p.m. wonderful representative of West Chester University and the The SPEAKER. Thank you very much. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The SPEAKER. Representative Andrew Lewis. ANNOUNCEMENT BY MRS. DAVIDSON Mr. LEWIS. I just want to congratulate Chase and let everybody know she is from Paxtonia in Lower Paxton The SPEAKER. And Representative Margo Davidson, Township. Way to make the hometown proud. And as a music I believe, has either a committee or a caucus announcement, and major, just wanted to invite Chase – every now and then there is Representative Davidson is recognized. unexpected music here at the Capitol – you are more than Mrs. DAVIDSON. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. welcome to join us, Chase. Thank you. The southeast delegation will be meeting for a luncheon in my The SPEAKER. Chase, it is so wonderful to have you here. office immediately following session break. Take that good member up on that offer. You cannot get a venue The SPEAKER. Thank you very much. as beautiful as the rotunda. So please, you are welcome to actually do that. We always say the rotunda is the people's, it is There are no further committee announcements. the people's Capitol, and that is where many people either speak out or perform. You are more than welcome to do that. Thank you. RECESS

The SPEAKER. The House will stand in recess until Open the doors of the House, please. 2:45 p.m., 2:45 p.m. We are going to have committee announcements. And, Mr. Chair, and then, I believe, we are going to do caucus announcements as well. AFTER RECESS

The time of recess having expired, the House was called to APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING order. The SPEAKER. So the Chair is going to call upon the Appropriations chair, the majority chairman of the BILLS REREPORTED FROM COMMITTEE Appropriations Committee, Chairman Stan Saylor, for an announcement, sir. HB 726, PN 762 By Rep. SAYLOR

Mr. SAYLOR. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the The Appropriations Committee will meet immediately in the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in sentencing, further providing for majority caucus room, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. sentences for offenses committed with firearms. The SPEAKER. Thank you, sir. The Appropriations Committee will meet immediately in the APPROPRIATIONS. majority caucus room. HB 916, PN 2582 By Rep. SAYLOR And are there any other committee announcements, any other An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania committee announcements at this time? Consolidated Statutes, in general provisions, further providing for Okay. So we are going to call on the two caucus chairs. The definitions; and, in driving after imbibing alcohol or utilizing drugs, majority caucus chair— Take your time. providing for evaluation for substance monitoring. Representative Jim Cox is our chair of Labor and Industry. The Chair is going to call upon Chairman Cox. Okay. APPROPRIATIONS. Representative Cox, the chair of the Labor and Industry Committee, is just not on the floor at the present time. I know he HB 1850, PN 2531 By Rep. SAYLOR is present. An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in sentencing, further providing for sentences for offenses committed with firearms and for sentences for REPUBLICAN CAUCUS certain drug offenses committed with firearms.

The SPEAKER. The Chair will turn it over to the majority APPROPRIATIONS. caucus chair, Representative Marcy Toepel, for a Republican caucus announcement. HB 1852, PN 2533 By Rep. SAYLOR Mrs. TOEPEL. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Republicans will caucus at 2 o'clock. We would be prepared An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the to return to the floor at 2:45. Thank you. Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in sentencing, further providing for The SPEAKER. Thank you, Madam Chair. sentences for second and subsequent offenses and providing for consecutive sentences for crimes of violence. 16 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JANUARY 13

APPROPRIATIONS. The following roll call was recorded:

HB 1870, PN 2589 By Rep. SAYLOR PRESENT–194

An Act designating a bridge on that portion of State Route 1036 Barrar Fee Lewis Reese over Six Mile Run, Broad Top Township, Bedford County, as the Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Sergeant David Leon Barber Memorial Bridge. Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck APPROPRIATIONS. Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan HB 1913, PN 2676 By Rep. SAYLOR Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson An Act designating a bridge, identified by Bridge Key 19699, on Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez that portion of State Route 2003 over Mahoning Creek in Big Run Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey Borough, Jefferson County, as the SP4 James Wise, Jr., and PFC James Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey Wingert USMC Memorial Bridge. Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel APPROPRIATIONS. Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder HB 1915, PN 2678 By Rep. SAYLOR Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman An Act designating a bridge on that portion of State Route 8042 Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons over U.S. Route 40, West Brownsville Borough, Washington County, as Conklin Harris Miller, B. Sims the SFC Thomas McDonough Memorial Bridge. Cook Heffley Miller, D. Snyder Cox Helm Mizgorski Solomon APPROPRIATIONS. Cruz Hennessey Moul Sonney Culver Hershey Mullery Staats Cutler Hickernell Mullins Stephens HB 1973, PN 2736 By Rep. SAYLOR Daley Hohenstein Murt Struzzi Davidson Howard Mustello Sturla An Act designating a bridge on that portion of State Route 4027 Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Thomas over Bald Eagle Creek, Sharon Township, Blair County, as the Cpl. Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Tobash Donald L. Westley Memorial Bridge. Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toepel Day James O'Neal Toohil APPROPRIATIONS. Deasy Jones Oberlander Topper DeLissio Kail Ortitay Ullman Delloso Kaufer Otten Vitali SB 742, PN 1429 By Rep. SAYLOR Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warner DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Warren An Act providing for vehicle emissions modeling by Department of Dermody Keller Peifer Webster Transportation and for report to General Assembly. Diamond Kim Petrarca Wentling Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheatley APPROPRIATIONS. Dowling Kirkland Polinchock Wheeland Driscoll Klunk Puskaric White The SPEAKER. Members, please come to the floor. We are Dunbar Knowles Pyle Williams Dush Kortz Quinn Youngblood going to take our roll-call vote. Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zabel Emrick Krueger Rader Zimmerman Evans Kulik Rapp LEAVES OF ABSENCE Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Turzai, Farry Lee Readshaw Speaker The SPEAKER. The majority whip, , requests leaves of absence for Representative ADDITIONS–0 of Berks County for the day, just one from the majority whip, as well as Representative of Northampton County, NOT VOTING–0 who is on military leave. He is in the Pennsylvania National Guard. Without objection, those will be granted. EXCUSED–5

The minority whip, Representative Jordan Harris, requests Galloway Kenyatta Mako Rozzi leaves of absence for the following members: Representative Jozwiak of Philadelphia County for the day, Representative of Berks County for the day, and LEAVES ADDED–1 Representative John GALLOWAY of Bucks County for the day. Sims Without objection, those will be granted. LEAVES CANCELED–1 MASTER ROLL CALL Galloway

The SPEAKER. Members, we are going to proceed to vote on the master roll. Please proceed to vote on the master roll. The SPEAKER. We have 194 members on the master roll, so

we have quorum. 2020 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE 17

CALENDAR On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? BILLS ON SECOND CONSIDERATION Bill was agreed to.

The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 918, * * * PN 2778, entitled: The House proceeded to second consideration of SB 690, An Act repealing the act of May 20, 1857 (P.L.617, No.658), PN 829, entitled: entitled "An act making an Appropriation from the State Treasury, in aid of the Farmers' High School." An Act amending the act of May 27, 1953 (P.L.244, No.34), entitled "An act relating to and regulating the contracts of incorporated towns On the question, and providing penalties," further providing for power to convey. Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? Bill was agreed to. On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? * * * Bill was agreed to.

The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 1796, * * * PN 2440, entitled: The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 2073, An Act amending the act of May 30, 1984 (P.L.345, No.69), known PN 3052, entitled: as the First Class City Business Tax Reform Act, further providing for definitions. An Act amending the act of June 24, 1931 (P.L.1206, No.331),

known as The First Class Township Code, in preliminary provisions, On the question, further providing for definitions, for excluded provisions, for Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? construction of act generally, for construction of references, for how act Bill was agreed to. applies and for saving clauses where class of townships changed, repealing provisions relating to exception as to taxation and further * * * providing for legal advertising; in classification and creation of townships of the first class, further providing for article heading and for The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 1830, provisions relating to classification, repealing provisions relating to PN 2501, entitled: enrollment to ascertain population, providing for creation of townships of the first class from townships of the second class, repealing provisions An Act repealing the act of July 1, 1978 (P.L.584, No.109), entitled relating to proclamations by county commissioners, to submission of "An act establishing an agency to create the linkage necessary for the question to voters, to returns of election and effect thereof, to planning of an economic development system for Pennsylvania, and ascertainment of population and to submission of question to voters and making an appropriation." returns of election and effect thereof, providing for reestablishment of townships of the second class, further providing for subdivision heading, On the question, providing for consolidation or merger, further providing for officers for Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? new townships, repealing provisions relating to election of Bill was agreed to. commissioners in new townships and to election of tax collector in new townships, further providing for certificate of creation of township and providing for change of name of township of first class; repealing * * * provisions relating to change of name of township of first class; in townships lines and boundaries, further providing for stream boundaries, The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 523, for establishment of boundaries, for petition to court and commissioners' PN 2576, entitled: report, for exceptions and procedure, for monuments, for compensation and expenses of commissioners and cost and for adjustment of An Act amending the act of June 13, 1836 (P.L.551, No.169), indebtedness; in wards, further providing for creation, division and referred to as the General Road Law, further providing for repair of redivision of wards, providing for petition of electors, repealing private roads. provisions relating to filing and confirmation of report and exceptions,

providing for county board of elections, repealing provisions relating to On the question, compensation of commissioners, to election districts and to numbering Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? of wards, further providing for schedule for election of commissioners Bill was agreed to. in townships first divided into wards and for schedule of election of commissioners in newly created wards and providing for Pennsylvania * * * Election Code; in election of officers and vacancies in office, further providing for eligibility, for hold until successors qualified and for The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 1408, elected officers enumerated, repealing provisions relating to PN 1727, entitled: commissioners, to tax collector, to assessors, to auditors and to controller and further providing for vacancies in general; in general provisions An Act repealing the act of July 30, 1959 (P.L.585, No.192), entitled relating to township officers, further providing for oath, for bonds, for "An act permitting the completion of baseball games in cities of the first, compensation, for removal of township officers and appointees and for second, second class A, and third class, and townships of the first class, annuities in lieu of joining pension or retirement system, repealing notwithstanding provisions to the contrary." provisions relating to county associations of township officers, further

18 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JANUARY 13 providing for formation of State association authorized, repealing to minimum service for retirement, to retirement allowance, to general provisions relating to delegates from townships, providing for funds of township not liable, to township appropriations, gifts and authorization to attend annual meetings and educational conferences, management, to reasons for denying retirement allowance and to annuity further providing for expenses of delegates paid by townships, repealing contracts in lieu of police pension fund and further providing for school provisions relating to expenses of annual meeting and to conferences, crossing guards; in corporate powers, further providing for suits and institutes and schools, providing for provisions relating to county property, providing for real property, for personal property, for associations of township officers, further providing for subdivision exceptions, for surcharge from sale or lease and for general powers, heading, for appointments of police and firemen, for civil service further providing for corporate powers of a township, providing for commission created, appointments and vacancies, for offices officers, positions and departments, for police force, for lockup facilities, incompatible with civil service commissioner, for organization of for rewards, for disorderly conduct, for public safety, for fire protection, commission and quorum, for clerks and supplies, for rules and for building and housing regulations, for numbering buildings, for regulations, for minutes and records, for investigations, for subpoenas, regulation of business, for nuisances and dangerous structures, for for annual report, for general provisions relating to examinations, for municipal waste, for fireworks and inflammable articles, for smoke application for examination, for rejection of applicant and hearing, for regulations, for prohibition of fire producing devices and smoking, for eligibility list and manner of filling appointments, for age and applicant's animals, for regulation of foundations, party walls and partition fences, residence, for probation period, for provisional appointments, for for ambulances and rescue and lifesaving services, for display of flags, promotions, for physical and psychological medical examinations, for for health and cleanliness regulations, for public facilities, for hospital removals, for hearings on dismissals and reduction, for present appropriations, for community nursing services, for parking and parking employees exempted, for discrimination on account of political or lots, for appropriations for certain streets, for airports, for appropriations religious affiliations and for penalty, repealing provisions relating to for airports, for purchase and planting of trees, for intergovernmental salaries of civil service commission and further providing for police cooperation, for widening and deepening of watercourses, for regulation force and fire apparatus operators defined; in township commissioners, of charges, for street, sewer, sidewalk, etc. and regulations, for capital further providing for organization and failure to organize, for monthly reserve fund, for operating reserve fund, for surplus foods, for industrial meetings, quorum and voting, for compensation and for reports to promotions, for nondebt revenue bonds, for historical properties, for auditors; in appointed township treasurer, further providing for township insurance, for appropriations for urban common carrier mass treasurer, for treasurer's bond, for treasurer's duties, for use of special transportation, for open burning, for community development, for funds and penalty and for depositories of township funds; in tax observances and celebrations, for building hospitals, for tourist collector, further providing for powers and duties of tax collector; in promotion agencies, for sale of real or personal property to nonprofit township secretary, further providing for election of secretary and salary, medical service corporation, for sale of real or personal property to for assistant secretary, for duties and penalty and for records open to nonprofit housing corporation, for nonprofit art corporations, for inspection; in auditors, providing for subarticle heading, further neighborhood crime watch programs, for drug and alcohol abuse providing for meetings, general duties and compensation, providing for programs, for watershed associations, for emergency services, for mines compensation, further providing for subpoenas, power to administer and quarries, for conservation district, for electricity and for storm water oaths and penalty, for surcharges, auditors' report and publication of and further providing for typewritten, printed, photostated and financial statements, for canceling orders, for penalty for failure to microfilmed records valid and recording or transcribing records; perform duty and for employment and compensation of attorney, providing for real estate registry; in public health, repealing a subarticle providing for surcharge by auditors, further providing for balances due heading, further providing for appointment of boards of health and to be entered as judgments, for collection of surcharges, for appeals from health officers, for members of board, terms and secretary, for report, for appeal bond and for consolidation of appeals, repealing organization of board, salary of secretary, bonds, fees and penalties and provisions relating to testimony and argument, to framed issues and to power to administer oaths, for duties of secretary, for duties of health prima facie evidence, further providing for judgment and for cost, officer, for powers of board of health, for entry of premises, for repealing provisions relating to appeals, further providing for counsel inspections, for budget and appropriations, for cooperation in health fees and providing for provisions relating to appointed independent work and for powers of Secretary of Health and repealing provisions auditor; in controller, further providing for oath and bond of controller, relating to expenses incurred by board or Secretary of Health, to suits by for salary of controller, for general powers and duties of controller, may State Secretary of Health to recover expenses, to payment of expenses require attendance of witnesses and penalty, for controller to countersign recovered into State Treasury and provisions relating to vacation of warrants, for controller to prevent appropriation over drafts, for amount streets declared nuisances by board of health; in finance and taxation, of contracts to be charged against appropriations, for management and further providing for fiscal year, annual budget and regulation of improvement of township finances, for books to be kept by controller, appropriations, for amending budget and notice, for committee to for appeals from controller's report, bond and procedure on appeal and prepare uniform forms and for appropriations not to be exceeded and for controller to retain books, documents, et cetera and pending appeals; changes in appropriations, repealing provisions relating to certain in township solicitor, further providing for election and vacancies, contracts invalid, to power to create indebtedness, sinking fund and repealing provisions relating to bond and further providing for solicitor temporary indebtedness and to sinking fund and regulations and to have control of law matters and for duties of solicitor; in township investments and further providing for investment of township funds, for engineer, further providing for election of township engineer, term and indebtedness and orders of previous years, for disbursements to pay filling of vacancies, repealing provisions relating to bond, further indebtedness, for tax levies, for additions and revisions to duplicates, for providing for control of engineering matters, for duties and preparation tax rates to be expressed in dollars and cents, for special levies to pay of plans, for certificate of commencement and of completion of indebtedness and for delivery of duplicates; in contracts, further municipal improvements and for surveys and repealing provisions providing for power to make contracts, for general regulations relating to real estate registry; providing for township manager; concerning contracts, for evasion of advertising requirements, for bonds providing for veterans' affairs; in police, further providing for for protection of labor and materialmen, for purchase contracts for appointment, compensation and training of policemen, providing for petroleum products, fire company, etc. and participation, for separate special fire police, further providing for chief of police and other specifications for branches of work and for workmen's compensation officers, for powers of policemen, for service of process and fees and for insurance, repealing provisions relating to engineers and architects not supervision of police, repealing provisions relating to keepers to receive to be interested in contracts and to minimum wages under contracts and prisoners, further providing for badge, for not to receive fees, for further providing for penalty for personal interest in contracts; in establishment of police pension fund and management and for private eminent domain, assessment of damages and benefits, repealing police pension funds and optional transfers, repealing provisions relating subdivision heading, further providing for exercise of eminent domain 2020 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE 19 and for restrictions as to certain property, providing for declaration of sewers and drains, require connections and sewer rentals and for sewer intention, further providing for value of land or property not to be and drainage systems, constructed by any municipality authority, assessed as benefits and exceptions and for title acquired and repealing connection by owners and enforcement, providing for notice of provisions relating to procedure for the exercise of eminent domain and contemplated construction, further providing for location of sewers on for the assessment of damages and benefits; in streets and highways, private property and for treatment works and facilities therefor, repealing repealing subdivision heading, providing for definitions, for township provisions relating to entry on lands to mark sewer routes and damages street plan and for certain streets declared public streets, repealing and to enforcement of judgment for damages, further providing for cost subdivision heading, further providing for power to lay out, open, widen, of construction and how paid, for sewer districts and for manner of vacate, et cetera, for burial grounds, et cetera, saved and for notice of assessment, repealing provisions relating to procedure for assessment of hearing, repealing provisions relating to draft and report, to exceptions benefits, to lien for assessments and costs of proceedings and to to report, to appointment of viewers and to notices to be posted along assessment of property outside limits of townships for sewers, further improvement, providing for petition for opening, etc. and for notice of providing for provisions relating to acquisition of sewer system from petition, further providing for width of public roads, for opening and private interests and distribution of costs, to contracts with individuals repairing roads and for detours, repealing provisions relating to laying or corporations for construction and maintenance of sewer and drainage out roads under the general road law, providing for street connecting systems, to sewers and drains in streets or highways or over private with street of another municipal corporation, repealing subdivision property and assessment of cost of construction according to benefits and heading and provisions relating to scope of subdivision, further for consent necessary, repealing provisions relating to assessment of providing for plans of dedicated streets, repealing provisions relating to cost, further providing for subdivision heading and for connection by appeals where commissioners refuse approval, to no responsibility on agreement or petition and appointment of viewers, repealing provisions township where plans not approved, to entry of lands, to penalty and to relating to notice of contemplated construction and protests by property powers of State and counties preserved, providing for powers of State owners, further providing for subdivision heading and for building joint and counties preserved, for exclusive nature of provisions, for failure of sewers, repealing provisions relating to State permit and a subdivision board of commissioners to hold hearing, for entry on land to maintain heading; repealing provisions relating to collection by installment of the marks and monuments and for bike paths, repealing subdivision heading, cost of street, curb, sidewalk and sewer improvements; providing for further providing for agreements to relocate, alter and vacate streets in assessments for public improvements; providing for assessments, for or near State parks, repealing provisions relating to agreement to be filed public improvements; repealing provisions relating to revolving fund for in court and effect of filing, to altered and relocated streets declared street and sewer improvements; in water supply and waterworks, further township streets, to assessment of damages and to elimination of curves providing for article heading and for contract with water companies and and repealing subdivision headings, further providing for improving or municipality and development of own water supply, providing for public vacating streets by agreement, repealing subdivision heading, further utility law saved and for rates, further providing for State permit, for providing for proceedings on petition, repealing provisions relating to occupation of highways and for property damages and bond by grading restrictions, to notice, to contents of notice, to appeals from township, repealing provisions relating to appointment of viewers, ordinance, to assessment of damages and benefits by viewers, to further providing for water districts and application of taxpayers and for assessments to bear interest and collection, to grading, draining, curbing, connection to water supply system, repealing provisions relating to paving or macadamizing streets or highways and collection of cost by connection to water supply system of municipality authorities, further foot front rule and to road material, ditches, drains and watercourses, providing for cost of connection and where payable and for default in providing for power to open drains and ditches, repealing a subdivision payment of installment, repealing provisions relating to entry of liens heading, further providing for provisions relating to trees, shrubbery and and further providing for subdivision heading, for joint maintenance of obstructions within limits of streets or highways, repealing a subdivision works with municipality, for State permits and for commission of heading, further providing for provisions relating to protection of streets waterworks; in manufacture and sale of electricity, further providing for and highways from snowdrifts, repealing a subdivision heading and manufacture and sale of electricity, for may regulate use and prices, for provisions relating to duty to erect, providing for naming of streets and sale of hydroelectric generating facilities, for construction or purchase for street lighting, ornamental lighting and traffic control signals and of hydroelectric generating facilities and for submission to electors; in devices, further providing for penalty for destroying, repealing a public buildings, further providing for town hall, for unloading and subdivision heading, further providing for railroad crossings and for warehouses, for appropriation of property, for ordinance of street permits, repealing a subdivision heading, further providing for commissioners, for assessment of damages and for use of public lands provisions relating to county aid in the improvement of township streets, acquired for other purposes; in licenses and licenses fees, further repealing provisions relating to penal provisions and to opening, making, providing for provisions relating to transient retail merchants, for agents amending and repairing streets and bridges by contracts with taxpayers for licensed dealers not to be licensed, for insurance agents and brokers and providing for boundary streets, for streets, the center line of which not to be licensed and for license fees on residents not to exceed those is the boundary between a township and another municipal corporation, on nonresidents; in parks, recreation centers, shade trees and forests, for streets having more than half of their width within township and for further providing for acquisition of lands and buildings, for creation of assessment for improvements on property outside limits where street recreation board, for composition of park or recreation boards, for entirely within township; repealing provisions relating to boundary roads organization of park or recreation boards and powers and duties and streets; in bridges and viaducts, further providing for article heading, delegated to the board by the commissioners, for maintenance and tax repealing subdivision heading, further providing for provisions relating levy, for joint ownership and maintenance, for issue of bonds, for right to bridges and viaducts as part of street, repealing a subdivision heading of establishment, for personnel of commission, appointment, terms and and provisions relating to power to construct, further providing for vacancies, for powers may be vested in park commission, for general maintenance, repealing provisions relating to bridges and viaducts over powers of commission, for hiring of employees and legislative power of marshy or swampy grounds, creeks, rivulets, gullies, canals and railroads commission, for report of commission, for notice of commission's and a subdivision heading, further providing for bridges on division line activities and planting or removal of shade trees, for landholders liability of townships and repealing provisions relating to bridges between for costs and for removal of diseased trees, repealing provisions relating townships and municipalities, to bridges over railroad or canal and to to assessments liens, further providing for maintenance by township and maintenance, repair and rebuilding of bridges built by county; in funds for and for penalties, repealing provisions relating to disposition sidewalks, further providing for power to lay out, ordain and establish of penalties, further providing for right of acquisition of forest lands, grades, for width, for paving and curbing sidewalks and for repair of repealing provisions relating to approval of Department of Forests and sidewalks and providing for emergency repairs; in sewers and drains, Waters and further providing for ordinance and notice, for appropriation further providing for article heading, for power to establish and construct for acquisition, for rules and regulations, for appropriation for 20 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JANUARY 13 maintenance, for use of township forests, for ordnance of sale and for On the question, appropriation of money to forestry organizations; in land subdivision, Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? repealing article heading; in zoning, repealing article heading; in Bill was agreed to. Uniform Construction Code, Property Maintenance Code and reserved powers, further providing for changes in Uniform Construction Code, (Bill analysis was read.) for property maintenance code and for reserved powers; in township planning commission, repealing article heading; repealing provisions relating to enforcement of ordinances; providing for ordinances; in The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three actions by and against townships, further providing for recovery of different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. municipal claims by suit; and, in repeals, further providing for provisions The question is, shall the bill pass finally? relating to repeals and repealing provisions relating to inconsistent Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas and repeals. nays will now be taken.

On the question, The following roll call was recorded: Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? YEAS–194 The SPEAKER. There were a number of amendments filed, but I just want to make clear, Representative Miller, I believe you Barrar Fee Lewis Reese had some and Representative Diamond had some. All the Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae amendments are withdrawn, is my understanding. They are all Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck withdrawn. Thank you, gentlemen. So there are no amendments. Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe On the question recurring, Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson Bill was agreed to. Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey * * * Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel The House proceeded to second consideration of SB 691, Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg PN 830, entitled: Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder An Act amending the act of May 1, 1933 (P.L.103, No.69), known Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer as The Second Class Township Code, in corporate powers, further Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman providing for real property. Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons Conklin Harris Miller, B. Sims Cook Heffley Miller, D. Snyder On the question, Cox Helm Mizgorski Solomon Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? Cruz Hennessey Moul Sonney Bill was agreed to. Culver Hershey Mullery Staats Cutler Hickernell Mullins Stephens Daley Hohenstein Murt Struzzi * * * Davidson Howard Mustello Sturla Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Thomas The House proceeded to second consideration of SB 692, Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Tobash PN 831, entitled: Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toepel Day James O'Neal Toohil

Deasy Jones Oberlander Topper An Act amending Titles 8 (Boroughs and Incorporated Towns) and DeLissio Kail Ortitay Ullman 11 (Cities) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in corporate Delloso Kaufer Otten Vitali powers, further providing for real property; and, in corporate powers, Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warner further providing for city property and affairs. DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Warren Dermody Keller Peifer Webster On the question, Diamond Kim Petrarca Wentling Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheatley Bill was agreed to. Dowling Kirkland Polinchock Wheeland Driscoll Klunk Puskaric White Dunbar Knowles Pyle Williams BILL ON THIRD CONSIDERATION Dush Kortz Quinn Youngblood Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zabel Emrick Krueger Rader Zimmerman The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 44, Evans Kulik Rapp PN 2918, entitled: Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Turzai, Farry Lee Readshaw Speaker An Act amending Title 61 (Prisons and Parole) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole, NAYS–0 further providing for investigation of circumstances of offense and providing for corrections officer statement, testimony and participation NOT VOTING–0 in hearing.

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EXCUSED–5 On the question, Will the House adopt the resolution? Galloway Kenyatta Mako Rozzi Jozwiak The following roll all was recorded:

The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the YEAS–194 affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and Barrar Fee Lewis Reese the bill passed finally. Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae concurrence. Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe STATEMENT BY MRS. SNYDER Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes at this time the prime Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez sponsor, Representative , on unanimous consent. Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey Members, please, please give the good lady our attention. Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor Mrs. SNYDER. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel I want to thank my colleagues for their affirmative votes, and Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg I would like to submit remarks for the record. Thank you. Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt The SPEAKER. Thank you, Representative Snyder. Those Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer will be accepted. Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons Conklin Harris Miller, B. Sims REMARKS SUBMITTED FOR THE RECORD Cook Heffley Miller, D. Snyder Cox Helm Mizgorski Solomon Mrs. SNYDER submitted the following remarks for the Cruz Hennessey Moul Sonney Legislative Journal: Culver Hershey Mullery Staats Cutler Hickernell Mullins Stephens Daley Hohenstein Murt Struzzi Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Davidson Howard Mustello Sturla Mr. Speaker, I rise today to thank my colleagues for their vote on Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Thomas HB 44. This legislation will give the Pennsylvania Parole Board an Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Tobash accurate and current depiction of an inmate's path to rehabilitation. Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toepel Inmates seeking parole should be judged not just on their time served, Day James O'Neal Toohil but on their actions and behavior inside the institution. This legislation Deasy Jones Oberlander Topper allows the men and women working inside the walls of SCIs (State DeLissio Kail Ortitay Ullman correctional institutions) across the Commonwealth to testify to the Delloso Kaufer Otten Vitali Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warner character and behavior of the inmates seeking parole. Who better to DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Warren testify than the men and women that walk shoulder-to-shoulder with Dermody Keller Peifer Webster these inmates every single day. Diamond Kim Petrarca Wentling Too many times inmates are released on parole and once again Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheatley commit heinous crimes. Meanwhile, the corrections officers knew that Dowling Kirkland Polinchock Wheeland these inmates were violent and not ready to be released based on their Driscoll Klunk Puskaric White behavior in the institution. This bill is for the safety and security of the Dunbar Knowles Pyle Williams people of this Commonwealth – so that another child does not get Dush Kortz Quinn Youngblood Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zabel murdered by a parolee; so that another woman does not have to bear the Emrick Krueger Rader Zimmerman horrendous pain of sexual assault by the hands of a parolee. Evans Kulik Rapp Again, I want to thank my colleagues for their affirmative vote on Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Turzai, this important piece of legislation. Farry Lee Readshaw Speaker

The SPEAKER. Members, we are going to turn to resolution NAYS–0 votes. We will be moving through these quickly. If anybody wishes to speak on the resolution, again as we have been by NOT VOTING–0 protocol, I will stay on the floor for remarks at the end of session, EXCUSED–5 at the end of the session, and what I mean is today's legislative time on the floor. Galloway Kenyatta Mako Rozzi Jozwiak

RESOLUTIONS

Mr. ECKER called up HR 583, PN 2751, entitled: The majority having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and the resolution was adopted. A Resolution recognizing the week of November 11 through 17, 2019, as "National Apprenticeship Week" in Pennsylvania. * * *

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Mr. READSHAW called up HR 606, PN 2840, entitled: The majority having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and the resolution was adopted. A Resolution recognizing the week of November 18 through 22, 2019, as "American Education Week" in Pennsylvania. * * * On the question, Will the House adopt the resolution? Mr. MENTZER called up HR 621, PN 2949, entitled:

A Resolution recognizing the month of January 2020 as "Learn to The following roll call was recorded: Ski and Snowboard Month" in Pennsylvania.

YEAS–194 On the question, Will the House adopt the resolution? Barrar Fee Lewis Reese Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae The following roll call was recorded: Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman YEAS–194 Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan Barrar Fee Lewis Reese Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel Conklin Harris Miller, B. Sims Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg Cook Heffley Miller, D. Snyder Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt Cox Helm Mizgorski Solomon Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder Cruz Hennessey Moul Sonney Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer Culver Hershey Mullery Staats Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman Cutler Hickernell Mullins Stephens Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons Daley Hohenstein Murt Struzzi Conklin Harris Miller, B. Sims Davidson Howard Mustello Sturla Cook Heffley Miller, D. Snyder Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Thomas Cox Helm Mizgorski Solomon Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Tobash Cruz Hennessey Moul Sonney Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toepel Culver Hershey Mullery Staats Day James O'Neal Toohil Cutler Hickernell Mullins Stephens Deasy Jones Oberlander Topper Daley Hohenstein Murt Struzzi DeLissio Kail Ortitay Ullman Davidson Howard Mustello Sturla Delloso Kaufer Otten Vitali Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Thomas Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warner Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Tobash DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Warren Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toepel Dermody Keller Peifer Webster Day James O'Neal Toohil Diamond Kim Petrarca Wentling Deasy Jones Oberlander Topper Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheatley DeLissio Kail Ortitay Ullman Dowling Kirkland Polinchock Wheeland Delloso Kaufer Otten Vitali Driscoll Klunk Puskaric White Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warner Dunbar Knowles Pyle Williams DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Warren Dush Kortz Quinn Youngblood Dermody Keller Peifer Webster Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zabel Diamond Kim Petrarca Wentling Emrick Krueger Rader Zimmerman Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheatley Evans Kulik Rapp Dowling Kirkland Polinchock Wheeland Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Turzai, Driscoll Klunk Puskaric White Farry Lee Readshaw Speaker Dunbar Knowles Pyle Williams Dush Kortz Quinn Youngblood NAYS–0 Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zabel Emrick Krueger Rader Zimmerman NOT VOTING–0 Evans Kulik Rapp Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Turzai, EXCUSED–5 Farry Lee Readshaw Speaker

Galloway Kenyatta Mako Rozzi NAYS–0 Jozwiak NOT VOTING–0

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EXCUSED–5 passes, you end up hearing some stories that you wish you knew when they were alive so you could talk to them about it, and the Galloway Kenyatta Mako Rozzi stories were just so overwhelming. But I think one of the most Jozwiak telling aspects of Mike's life was that no matter what the issue was, there was no issue too small. That was a theme that we heard The majority having voted in the affirmative, the question was repeated numerous times, whether it was through his funeral determined in the affirmative and the resolution was adopted. Mass or, as I said, during the speeches afterwards. I would not be standing here today if it was not for Congressman Fitzpatrick. He actually, in between his terms in MOMENT OF SILENCE FOR Congress, had announced he was going to run for this State CONGRESSMAN MICHAEL FITZPATRICK House seat. He actually called me one afternoon and said, "Hey, I'm not going to run. I had some things pop up. But I just talked The SPEAKER. Members, at this time I am going to close the to the Bucks County Courier Times. I told them you're the best doors of the House and I invite Chairman and the qualified candidate. I asked them to give me 5 minutes and they Bucks County delegation members to come up to the rostrum. are going to be calling you to get your opinion on running for We are going to close the doors of the House. I am asking all office." Well, here I am 12 years later. So we have a very strong members to please come onto the floor and to take your seats. connection. Staff, I am going to ask you to take your seats. We are going to Mike served as my campaign chairman during every one of be doing a condolence resolution. So please, please come onto my elections and I have to say was a personal friend and a great the floor and take your seats. Staff members, if you could, please role model to all of us. No matter what your party is, no matter take your seats. what your background is, Mike always, always led from the front At this time I am going to be calling on our good friend and and always tried to do what was right. Mike leaves behind his colleague, Representative Frank Farry of Bucks County, also wife, Kathy; three daughters; three sons; two grandchildren; his chair of our House Ethics, and he is joined by the Bucks County parents; and seven siblings. And I must say Mike leaves behind legislative delegation. a big hole in the Bucks County community because, I am sure my Representative Farry, please proceed. Democratic colleagues behind me would agree, it did not matter Mr. FARRY. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. what your party was, it mattered about doing what was right and Today we are here to memorialize someone who was a that is the way Mike lived his life. statesman, quite a leader in Bucks County, and I think amongst So, Mr. Speaker, it was with great sorrow that our community my colleagues behind me they would agree with me, a good had to deal with the passing of Congressman Fitzpatrick this past friend, and that is Michael Fitzpatrick. Congressman Fitzpatrick week. He was actually buried with honors at the Washington served for 10 years as a Bucks County commissioner, was Crossing National Cemetery, which he was responsible for recognized for his efforts in preserving thousands of acres of actually fighting and ultimately having located in Bucks County. open space, as well as the great fiscal work he did running our He fought for that and the men and women of our military in our county. Congressman Fitzpatrick also spent 4 years serving community are much better off by having that cemetery there, Bucks County, a portion of northeast Philly, and then ultimately and now Mike will be lying with them, the men and women that a portion of Montgomery County in the United States Congress. have served our country. Mike was recognized by numerous groups ranging from So it is with sorrow, Mr. Speaker, that we are here to recognize veterans organizations to law enforcement groups, too many to the passing of Congressman Fitzpatrick. We issue condolences to even mention, for his efforts in advocating on behalf of the his family, and I think it is important that we try and keep that residents of his congressional district. Something that is near and legacy, that statesmanship, and that spirit that he so readily dear to my heart was Mike's efforts advocating for Danny displayed. I think it is important that we try and keep that moving McIntosh's family. forward. A brief synopsis of that story is, Danny McIntosh was a Thank you, Mr. Speaker. paramedic in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, Representative The SPEAKER. And thank you so much, Representative DiGirolamo's former district, and Paramedic McIntosh died Farry. tragically chasing a suicidal subject. He had a massive heart Would all members please stand for a moment of silence with attack and died on the spot. He left behind a wife and I believe it us. was two daughters. Because Paramedic McIntosh was employed To the entire Fitzpatrick family, particularly his lovely wife by a nonprofit EMS (emergency medical services) provider, and six children and grandchildren, may God bless. much the same that protect a lot of our communities, and not a municipal employee, he did not receive a Federal death benefit. (Whereupon, the members of the House stood in a moment of After many, many years of battling, Congressman Fitzpatrick silence in solemn respect to the memory of Congressman Michael was successful in changing the Federal law, so now the men and Fitzpatrick.) women in our EMS providers who are not municipal employees but who die in the line of duty will receive that Federal death The SPEAKER. You may be seated, and thank you, benefit, and Danny McIntosh's family did ultimately receive that Representative Farry. benefit. Representative Farry, amongst the Congressman's siblings, Mike was known for so many things, as he was eulogized, and his youngest sibling is the present Congressman, Representative then as the numerous speakers spoke after his service at his lunch, Brian Fitzpatrick? Yes. Thank you so much. there were just so, so many stories you hear, and I know whenever somebody that is very influential in your community 24 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JANUARY 13

LEAVE OF ABSENCE Borowicz Gleim Millard Schmitt Brown Gregory Miller, B. Schroeder Burns Greiner Mizgorski Simmons The SPEAKER. Representative has requested to Caltagirone Grove Moul Snyder be placed on leave. Without objection, that will be granted. Carroll Hahn Mullery Sonney Causer Heffley Murt Staats The Sergeants at Arms will open the doors of the House. Ciresi Helm Mustello Stephens Cook Hershey Nelson Struzzi Cox Hickernell O'Neal Thomas SUPPLEMENTAL CALENDAR A Culver Irvin Oberlander Tobash Cutler James Ortitay Toepel Davis, T. Kauffman Owlett Toohil BILL ON THIRD CONSIDERATION Day Keefer Peifer Topper Delozier Klunk Petrarca Warner The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 726, DeLuca Kortz Pickett Wentling Dowling Lawrence Polinchock Wheeland PN 762, entitled: Dush Longietti Pyle White Ecker Mackenzie Quinn Zimmerman An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Emrick Markosek Rapp Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in sentencing, further providing for Everett Marshall Readshaw Turzai, sentences for offenses committed with firearms. Farry Masser Reese Speaker

On the question, NAYS–91 Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Bill was agreed to. Boyle Fiedler Knowles Ravenstahl Bradford Fitzgerald Kosierowski Rigby Briggs Flynn Krueger Roebuck (Bill analysis was read.) Brooks Frankel Kulik Rowe Bullock Freeman Lee Ryan The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three Burgos Gainey Lewis Samuelson Cephas Gaydos Madden Sanchez different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. Comitta Goodman Malagari Sappey The question is, shall the bill pass finally? Conklin Hanbidge Maloney Schemel Cruz Harkins Matzie Schlossberg Representative has asked to be recognized and Daley Harris McCarter Schweyer Davidson Hennessey McClinton Shusterman I will do so. Davis, A. Hohenstein McNeill Solomon Mr. VITALI. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Dawkins Howard Merski Sturla Just for the information of the members, this bill is opposed Deasy Innamorato Miller, D. Ullman by CeaseFire PA, the Governor's Office, the ACLU (American DeLissio Isaacson Mullins Vitali Delloso Jones Neilson Warren Civil Liberties Union) of PA, Families Against Mandatory Dermody Kail O'Mara Webster Minimums. It essentially requires that certain mandatory Diamond Kaufer Otten Wheatley minimum sentencing involving crimes of violence be served Donatucci Keller Pashinski Williams consecutively as opposed to concurrently. And this, having done Driscoll Kim Puskaric Youngblood Dunbar Kinsey Rabb Zabel criminal defense work many years ago, whether a sentence is Evans Kirkland Rader served consecutively or concurrently, has always been the province of the sentencing trial judge because he is in the best NOT VOTING–0 situation to assess the defendant, assess the crime, get into the facts and circumstances of each case, and do justice. EXCUSED–6 We elect judges to do justice. They, in their courtroom, after Galloway Kenyatta Rozzi Sims hearing days of testimony, no offense, are in a better position to Jozwiak Mako know what is justice than we are sitting right here. So let us let the judges do justice and let us oppose this. Thank you. The SPEAKER. Thank you, Representative Vitali. Does The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the anybody else wish to speak on the bill? affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and the bill passed finally. On the question recurring, Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for Shall the bill pass finally? concurrence. The SPEAKER. Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas and nays will now be taken. ANNOUNCEMENT BY SPEAKER

The following roll call was recorded: The SPEAKER. Members, if I might, please keep in mind, we have four vacancies, so our total number at the time is 199. For a YEAS–102 bill to pass on third consideration, on final passage, the required

Barrar Fee Mehaffie Roae number is 100, because we have four vacancies. I know typically Benninghoff Fritz Mentzer Rothman with a complete, with everybody seated for all 203 seats, the Bernstine Gabler Metcalfe Sainato number would be 102. At the present time the number is 100. Our Bizzarro Gillen Metzgar Sankey complement is now 199. Boback Gillespie Mihalek Saylor 2020 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE 25

BILLS ON THIRD CONSIDERATION Cruz Frankel Maloney Warren Daley Gainey Matzie Wheatley Davidson Harris McCarter Williams The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 916, Davis, A. Hohenstein McClinton Youngblood PN 2582, entitled: Dawkins Howard Miller, D. Zabel Deasy Isaacson Neilson An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in general provisions, further providing for NOT VOTING–0 definitions; and, in driving after imbibing alcohol or utilizing drugs, providing for evaluation for substance monitoring. EXCUSED–6

On the question, Galloway Kenyatta Rozzi Sims Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Jozwiak Mako Bill was agreed to.

(Bill analysis was read.) The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three the bill passed finally. different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for The question is, shall the bill pass finally? concurrence. Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas and nays will now be taken. * * *

The following roll call was recorded: The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 1870, PN 2589, entitled: YEAS–142 An Act designating a bridge on that portion of State Route 1036

Barrar Gaydos Masser Rothman over Six Mile Run, Broad Top Township, Bedford County, as the Sergeant David Leon Barber Memorial Bridge. Benninghoff Gillen McNeill Rowe Bernstine Gillespie Mehaffie Gleim Mentzer Sainato On the question, Boback Goodman Merski Samuelson Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Borowicz Gregory Metcalfe Sanchez Bill was agreed to. Brooks Greiner Metzgar Sankey Brown Grove Mihalek Sappey Bullock Hahn Millard Saylor (Bill analysis was read.) Burns Hanbidge Miller, B. Schemel Caltagirone Harkins Mizgorski Schlossberg The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three Carroll Heffley Moul Schmitt Causer Helm Mullery Schroeder different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. Ciresi Hennessey Mullins Shusterman The question is, shall the bill pass finally? Cook Hershey Murt Simmons Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas and Cox Hickernell Mustello Snyder nays will now be taken. Culver Innamorato Nelson Solomon Cutler Irvin O'Mara Sonney Davis, T. James O'Neal Staats The following roll call was recorded: Day Jones Oberlander Stephens DeLissio Kaufer Ortitay Struzzi YEAS–193 Delozier Kauffman Owlett Thomas

DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Tobash Barrar Fee Lewis Reese Diamond Klunk Peifer Toepel Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Dowling Knowles Petrarca Toohil Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae Dunbar Kortz Pickett Topper Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck Dush Kosierowski Polinchock Ullman Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman Ecker Kulik Puskaric Warner Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe Emrick Lawrence Pyle Webster Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan Evans Lewis Quinn Wentling Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato Everett Longietti Rader Wheeland Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson Farry Mackenzie Rapp White Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez Fee Madden Readshaw Zimmerman Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey Freeman Malagari Reese Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey Fritz Markosek Rigby Turzai, Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor Gabler Marshall Roae Speaker Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel

Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg NAYS–51 Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder Boyle Delloso Kail Otten Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer Bradford Dermody Keller Rabb Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman Briggs Donatucci Kim Ravenstahl Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons Burgos Driscoll Kinsey Roebuck Conklin Harris Miller, B. Snyder Cephas Fiedler Kirkland Schweyer Cook Heffley Miller, D. Solomon Comitta Fitzgerald Krueger Sturla Cox Helm Mizgorski Sonney Conklin Flynn Lee Vitali 26 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JANUARY 13

Cruz Hennessey Moul Staats The following roll call was recorded: Culver Hershey Mullery Stephens Cutler Hickernell Mullins Struzzi Daley Hohenstein Murt Sturla YEAS–193 Davidson Howard Mustello Thomas Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Tobash Barrar Fee Lewis Reese Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Toepel Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toohil Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae Day James O'Neal Topper Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck Deasy Jones Oberlander Ullman Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman DeLissio Kail Ortitay Vitali Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe Delloso Kaufer Otten Warner Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warren Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Webster Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson Dermody Keller Peifer Wentling Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez Diamond Kim Petrarca Wheatley Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheeland Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey Dowling Kirkland Polinchock White Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor Driscoll Klunk Puskaric Williams Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel Dunbar Knowles Pyle Youngblood Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg Dush Kortz Quinn Zabel Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zimmerman Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder Emrick Krueger Rader Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer Evans Kulik Rapp Turzai, Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Speaker Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons Farry Lee Readshaw Conklin Harris Miller, B. Snyder Cook Heffley Miller, D. Solomon NAYS–0 Cox Helm Mizgorski Sonney Cruz Hennessey Moul Staats

Culver Hershey Mullery Stephens NOT VOTING–0 Cutler Hickernell Mullins Struzzi Daley Hohenstein Murt Sturla EXCUSED–6 Davidson Howard Mustello Thomas Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Tobash Galloway Kenyatta Rozzi Sims Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Toepel Jozwiak Mako Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toohil Day James O'Neal Topper Deasy Jones Oberlander Ullman DeLissio Kail Ortitay Vitali The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the Delloso Kaufer Otten Warner affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warren the bill passed finally. DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Webster Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for Dermody Keller Peifer Wentling Diamond Kim Petrarca Wheatley concurrence. Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheeland Dowling Kirkland Polinchock White * * * Driscoll Klunk Puskaric Williams Dunbar Knowles Pyle Youngblood Dush Kortz Quinn Zabel The House proceeded to third consideration HB 1913, Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zimmerman PN 2676, entitled: Emrick Krueger Rader Evans Kulik Rapp Turzai, An Act designating a bridge, identified by Bridge Key 19699, on Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Speaker that portion of State Route 2003 over Mahoning Creek in Big Run Farry Lee Readshaw Borough, Jefferson County, as the SP4 James Wise, Jr., and PFC James Wingert USMC Memorial Bridge. NAYS–0

On the question, NOT VOTING–0 Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Bill was agreed to. EXCUSED–6

Galloway Kenyatta Rozzi Sims (Bill analysis was read.) Jozwiak Mako

The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the The question is, shall the bill pass finally? affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas and the bill passed finally. nays will now be taken. Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for concurrence.

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The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 1915, Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheeland PN 2678, entitled: Dowling Kirkland Polinchock White Driscoll Klunk Puskaric Williams An Act designating a bridge on that portion of State Route 8042 Dunbar Knowles Pyle Youngblood over U.S. Route 40, West Brownsville Borough, Washington County, as Dush Kortz Quinn Zabel the SFC Thomas McDonough Memorial Bridge. Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zimmerman Emrick Krueger Rader Evans Kulik Rapp Turzai, On the question, Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Speaker Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Farry Lee Readshaw Bill was agreed to. NAYS–0

(Bill analysis was read.) NOT VOTING–0

The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three EXCUSED–6 different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. The question is, shall the bill pass finally? Galloway Kenyatta Rozzi Sims Jozwiak Mako Representative DeLuca, do you wish to be recognized on this bill or on another bill? Not on this bill. At the end when we finish this bill, I will call on you. Okay? The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and On the question recurring, the bill passed finally. Shall the bill pass finally? Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for The SPEAKER. Agreeable to the provisions of the concurrence. Constitution, the yeas and nays will now be taken. STATEMENT BY MR. DeLUCA The following roll call was recorded: The SPEAKER. Representative Tony DeLuca is recognized YEAS–193 on unanimous consent. Mr. DeLUCA. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Barrar Fee Lewis Reese First of all, I want to apologize to the House. I had a couple of Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae important meetings pertaining to health care and prescription Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck drugs. But I want to thank you for voting for HB 726, and I have Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman some remarks I would like to submit for the record, Mr. Speaker. Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe Thank you. Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato The SPEAKER. Absolutely. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey REMARKS SUBMITTED FOR THE RECORD Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor The SPEAKER. Representative DeLuca will be submitting Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel remarks on HB 726, PN 762, which passed the House. Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder Mr. DeLUCA submitted the following remarks for the Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer Legislative Journal: Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Conklin Harris Miller, B. Snyder HB 726 requires consecutive, back-to-back sentences when an Cook Heffley Miller, D. Solomon individual is convicted of a violent crime with a firearm. I learned some Cox Helm Mizgorski Sonney Cruz Hennessey Moul Staats time ago that plea bargaining practices currently allow for sentences to Culver Hershey Mullery Stephens be served simultaneously, and I believe this is wrong for violent crimes. Cutler Hickernell Mullins Struzzi Allowing for a sentence from one crime to be served at the same time as Daley Hohenstein Murt Sturla the sentence from another crime diminishes the importance and value we Davidson Howard Mustello Thomas place on the law and diminishes the seriousness of the violent offense Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Tobash itself. This bill recognizes the seriousness of the crime and makes sure Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Toepel that the offender is punished appropriately. The sentence should be Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toohil served on its own. Day James O'Neal Topper Deasy Jones Oberlander Ullman I first introduced this bill several years ago – it was a good idea then, DeLissio Kail Ortitay Vitali and it is a good idea now. Last session it passed the House Delloso Kaufer Otten Warner overwhelmingly but died in the Senate. Let us get it across the finish line Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warren this time. DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Webster Please vote "yes" on HB 726. Dermody Keller Peifer Wentling Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Diamond Kim Petrarca Wheatley

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BILLS ON THIRD CONSIDERATION Emrick Krueger Rader Evans Kulik Rapp Turzai, Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Speaker The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 1973, Farry Lee Readshaw PN 2736, entitled: NAYS–0 An Act designating a bridge on that portion of State Route 4027 over Bald Eagle Creek, Sharon Township, Blair County, as the NOT VOTING–0 Cpl. Donald L. Westley Memorial Bridge.

EXCUSED–6 On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Galloway Kenyatta Rozzi Sims Bill was agreed to. Jozwiak Mako

(Bill analysis was read.) The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. the bill passed finally. The question is, shall the bill pass finally? Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas and concurrence. nays will now be taken. * * * The following roll call was recorded: The House proceeded to third consideration of SB 742, YEAS–193 PN 1429, entitled:

Barrar Fee Lewis Reese An Act providing for vehicle emissions modeling by Department of Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Transportation and for report to General Assembly. Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck On the question, Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan Bill was agreed to. Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson (Bill analysis was read.) Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel The question is, shall the bill pass finally? Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas and Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder nays will now be taken. Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman The following roll call was recorded: Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons Conklin Harris Miller, B. Snyder Cook Heffley Miller, D. Solomon YEAS–193 Cox Helm Mizgorski Sonney Cruz Hennessey Moul Staats Barrar Fee Lewis Reese Culver Hershey Mullery Stephens Benninghoff Fiedler Longietti Rigby Cutler Hickernell Mullins Struzzi Bernstine Fitzgerald Mackenzie Roae Daley Hohenstein Murt Sturla Bizzarro Flynn Madden Roebuck Davidson Howard Mustello Thomas Boback Frankel Malagari Rothman Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Tobash Borowicz Freeman Maloney Rowe Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Toepel Boyle Fritz Markosek Ryan Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toohil Bradford Gabler Marshall Sainato Day James O'Neal Topper Briggs Gainey Masser Samuelson Deasy Jones Oberlander Ullman Brooks Gaydos Matzie Sanchez DeLissio Kail Ortitay Vitali Brown Gillen McCarter Sankey Delloso Kaufer Otten Warner Bullock Gillespie McClinton Sappey Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warren Burgos Gleim McNeill Saylor DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Webster Burns Goodman Mehaffie Schemel Dermody Keller Peifer Wentling Caltagirone Gregory Mentzer Schlossberg Diamond Kim Petrarca Wheatley Carroll Greiner Merski Schmitt Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheeland Causer Grove Metcalfe Schroeder Dowling Kirkland Polinchock White Cephas Hahn Metzgar Schweyer Driscoll Klunk Puskaric Williams Ciresi Hanbidge Mihalek Shusterman Dunbar Knowles Pyle Youngblood Comitta Harkins Millard Simmons Dush Kortz Quinn Zabel Conklin Harris Miller, B. Snyder Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zimmerman Cook Heffley Miller, D. Solomon

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Cox Helm Mizgorski Sonney Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Families Against Cruz Hennessey Moul Staats Mandatory Minimums, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Culver Hershey Mullery Stephens Cutler Hickernell Mullins Struzzi Office, and the ACLU of Pennsylvania. Daley Hohenstein Murt Sturla Essentially, the bill provides that crimes of violence be served Davidson Howard Mustello Thomas consecutively to other crimes of violence. What makes that even Davis, A. Innamorato Neilson Tobash a bit worse is that multiple offenses in the same course of conduct Davis, T. Irvin Nelson Toepel Dawkins Isaacson O'Mara Toohil also would be required to be served consecutively, which could Day James O'Neal Topper result in unjust outcomes. Again, the trial judge is in the best Deasy Jones Oberlander Ullman position to do justice and this takes away from the trial judge's DeLissio Kail Ortitay Vitali ability to do justice by taking away his discretion to review the Delloso Kaufer Otten Warner Delozier Kauffman Owlett Warren facts and circumstances of each case. DeLuca Keefer Pashinski Webster The SPEAKER. Representative Todd Stephens, on the bill, Dermody Keller Peifer Wentling please. Diamond Kim Petrarca Wheatley Mr. STEPHENS. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Donatucci Kinsey Pickett Wheeland Dowling Kirkland Polinchock White Mr. Speaker, this bill is narrowly tailored to focus on crimes Driscoll Klunk Puskaric Williams of violence where there are multiple victims. That is what this is Dunbar Knowles Pyle Youngblood about. When you have multiple victims – maybe there are Dush Kortz Quinn Zabel multiple victims of rape; maybe there are multiple victims of Ecker Kosierowski Rabb Zimmerman Emrick Krueger Rader armed robbery – you know, multiple victims in each of those Evans Kulik Rapp Turzai, victims' cases, justice demands that they each, each have a Everett Lawrence Ravenstahl Speaker sentence applied to that defendant who committed that crime. Farry Lee Readshaw You know, this idea of a bulk discount for violent criminals

NAYS–0 needs to end, and it ends by adopting HB 1852 to ensure that where multiple victims are involved from violent crimes, a NOT VOTING–0 defendant is receiving multiple sentences. That is what the bill does very narrowly and very focused on violent crimes and EXCUSED–6 multiple victims, and I urge the members to support it. The SPEAKER. Thank you, sir. Galloway Kenyatta Rozzi Sims Representative Briggs, yes, sir. Representative Briggs, on the Jozwiak Mako bill. Mr. BRIGGS. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The majority required by the Constitution having voted in the It was less than a month ago that we passed the Justice affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative and Reinvestment 2 package. The JRI2 reforms will result in lower the bill passed finally. crime rates, lower recidivism rates, safer streets, and substantial Ordered, That the clerk return the same to the Senate with the savings. Groups from across the political spectrum supported information that the House has passed the same with amendment JRI2, and for a brief moment there was hope that the failed "tough in which the concurrence of the Senate is requested. on crime" approaches of the past would not see the light of day. Mr. Speaker, unfortunately, here we go again. It must be * * * political season in Pennsylvania. Let us roll out old, stale ideas that do not help people, do not make our streets safer, do not value The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 1852, redemption and rehabilitation. Let us throw people in jail and PN 2533, entitled: throw away the key, Mr. Speaker. Does the Pennsylvania legislature and its majority put punishment, retribution, and An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the revenge above all else? Because the research and data is not on Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in sentencing, further providing for their side. sentences for second and subsequent offenses and providing for Mr. Speaker, it is 2020 and we have the data and research we consecutive sentences for crimes of violence. need and it is crystal clear: the "tough on crime" era was an abject On the question, failure. We can and we must do better. Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? The fact is, Mr. Speaker, I would argue that every one of us in Bill was agreed to. this chamber has read a newspaper article or a study that concludes that mandatory minimum sentences do not make our (Bill analysis was read.) community safer, do not reduce recidivism, cost the taxpayers billions of dollars, destroy families and communities, and The SPEAKER. This bill has been considered on three disproportionately affect poor people and people of color. different days and agreed to and is now on final passage. Mandatory minimums are bad public policy, and we should reject The question is, shall the bill pass finally? them. I understand we are living in an era of alternative facts, but the The Chair recognizes Representative Greg Vitali. fact is, mandatory minimum sentences are a failed relic of the Mr. VITALI. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. past and passing new mandatory— I just wanted to make sure the members were aware that this bill is opposed by the Governor's Office, CeaseFire PA, the PA 30 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JANUARY 13

POINT OF ORDER Mr. DUSH. Separate crimes affect separate victims. If you have a serial rapist who is taking advantage of individual women, Mr. STEPHENS. Mr. Speaker, point of order. children, and the judge sentences for one and then sentences The SPEAKER. Yes, sir. Please, Representative Briggs, if you another offense and says, "You're going to serve that time will suspend. concurrently," what justice is that for that 2d or 3d or 4th or Representative Todd Stephens, point of order, please. 5th or 6th or 10th victim? There is no justice for those individuals. Mr. STEPHENS. HB 1852 does not contain a mandatory Justice may have been served for one, but not for all. And the minimum sentence. So I would ask the speaker to stay on the bill. thing of it is, those offenders, those offenders are the ones who HB 1852 deals with consecutive sentences for victims. It does not do not rehabilitate in general. Those offenders are the ones who contain a mandatory minimum sentence. actually get back out on the street and continue. The SPEAKER. Representative Briggs, it is a fair point raised If you have people who are going to commit and commit and by the prime sponsor. The issue in front of us is, as he indicated, commit offenses, they have established a pattern within their it provides that any sentence imposed for a crime of violence be lives, and a very small minority of those end up rehabilitating, served consecutively to any other sentence for a crime of violence but they only do it if they have the want to. But those who are the that involves a different victim. serial offenders are the ones that are hurting people, causing Sir, you may proceed, but the good gentleman does raise a fair damages to individuals, and then turning around and coming back point. out on the street and doing it all over again. Mr. BRIGGS. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. We had one guy up at SCI Houtzdale, we were trying to find It does mandate the concurrent and takes away the ability to a way to keep him in – he maxed out – simply because everybody do the consecutive. knew the minute he got back out on the street, he was going to So in wrap-up, Mr. Speaker, punishment without kill somebody and it was going to be a child, and he told us point rehabilitation does not work. People are worth saving, and our blank, "When I get out, this time I won't leave a witness." And communities are better off when we invest in people. Justice can sure enough, up in Erie County just days later after he was only be accomplished when it is administered fairly, with discharged, they were calling us up wanting his records and compassion and common sense. wanting to find out how he was out on the street because there I implore my colleagues to vote against HB 1852. Thank you. was an 8-year-old child lying in a ditch. Fortunately, well, she survived, but these are the types of people – evil does exist – these On the question recurring, are the types of people that this bill is meant to address. Shall the bill pass finally? Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The SPEAKER. Agreeable to the provisions of the The SPEAKER. Thank you, Representative Dush. Constitution, the yeas and nays will now be taken. I saw— Representative? No, he does not want to speak. Representative Vitali does not want to speak? Okay. (Members proceeded to vote.) LEAVE OF ABSENCE CANCELED The SPEAKER. It is my understanding that some members wish to go over— There are some folks that want to respeak on The SPEAKER. Representative Galloway is back on the this that I did not call, so we are going to go over, and we are House floor and should be placed on the master roll. going over at this time.

VOTE STRICKEN CONSIDERATION OF HB 1852 CONTINUED

The SPEAKER. Strike the vote. We are going to go over. BILL PASSED OVER Representative Stephens, do you wish to speak again? Or no? You waive off at this time? Okay. The SPEAKER. We are going to go over this. I have a request to go over the bill at the present time. I do have some folks to call I am sorry. It was Representative Dush that wished to speak at on. this time. Members, I try to make sure that I recognize everybody. VOTE CORRECTIONS Representative Dush. Mr. DUSH. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The SPEAKER. I think Representative Delloso will go first. What I wanted to talk about was the fact that we do have some Sir, on unanimous consent. issues with some of the judiciary, and in particular, when I was Mr. DELLOSO. Mr. Speaker, on HB 916 I was recorded in working in the Department of Corrections on sentencing, the error. I was recorded in the negative. I would like to be recorded inmates had one particular judge, they used to call her "Let 'Em in the positive. Loose Lisa," and I am sure everybody that was serving back in The SPEAKER. The record will so reflect. the nineties and early 2000s, all those inmates know exactly Representative Zabel, sir. whom I am talking about. There are problems, when somebody Mr. ZABEL. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. is doing a separate crime— Likewise, I wish to be recorded as a "yes" on 916. Thank you. The SPEAKER. Representative, just for a second. Members, The SPEAKER. Thank you, sir. everybody is entitled to be heard, please. The good gentleman has Representative Krueger. Representative , on the floor, and you may proceed, sir. unanimous consent.

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Ms. KRUEGER. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. COX. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Yes, my button malfunctioned on HB 916 and I wish to be The House Labor and Industry Committee will be meeting counted in the positive. immediately at the close of session today. That is going to be in The SPEAKER. Thank you. room B-31. Again, the House Labor and Industry Committee, And then I have two committee announcements by our chairs, room B-31, at the close of session. Thank you. by two of our respective chairs. Beginning with Representative— The SPEAKER. The House Labor and Industry Committee Oh, Representative Comitta. I will come back to the chairs. will be meeting immediately at the close of session today. That is Representative Carolyn Comitta, on unanimous consent. going to be in room B-31. Mrs. COMITTA. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I was also recorded in the negative on HB 916, and I wish to VOTE CORRECTIONS be recorded in the positive. The SPEAKER. Thank you, Representative. The SPEAKER. Representative is recognized on unanimous consent, sir. TOURISM AND RECREATIONAL Mr. KAUFER. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE MEETING On HB 726 I was recorded in the negative. I wish to be recorded in the positive. The SPEAKER. So Representative David Millard is our chair The SPEAKER. Yes; thank you. of the Tourism Committee, and, Chairman Millard, please Representative , on unanimous consent. proceed. Mr. KAIL. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. MILLARD. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. On HB 726— The House Tourism and Recreational Development The SPEAKER. Wait, sir; you are going to have to speak up. Committee will hold an informational meeting on Wednesday, Mr. KAIL. Okay. On HB 726, I would like to be recorded in January 15, at 9 a.m., B-31 Main Capitol, to hear a presentation the positive. from DCNR (Department of Conservation and Natural The SPEAKER. Is there any other members that wish to be Resources) on the Penn's Parks for All strategic plan. That is recognized? Representative Caltagirone is recognized on Wednesday, 9 a.m., B-31. Thank you. unanimous consent. The SPEAKER. The House Tourism and Recreational Mr. CALTAGIRONE. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Development Committee will hold an informational meeting on On HB 916 I would like to be recorded in the affirmative. Wednesday, January 15, at 9 a.m., room B-31, Main Capitol. The SPEAKER. Yes, sir.

STATE GOVERNMENT Members, there are no further votes. If anybody wishes to speak on a resolution, I will be here at the rostrum. Please let us COMMITTEE MEETING know. There are no further votes. The SPEAKER. At this time Chairman is recognized. The State Government Committee chair, please, sir, BILLS RECOMMITTED proceed. Mr. EVERETT. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that the following The House State Government Committee will hold a voting bills be recommitted to the Committee on Appropriations: meeting tomorrow, January 14, at the call of the Chair, which I believe will be at the first break. The agenda will be HB 2039 HB 523; and HR 658. HB 918; The SPEAKER. The House State Government Committee HB 1408; will hold a voting meeting tomorrow, January 14, at the call of HB 1796; the Chair. HB 1830; HB 2073; SB 690; ANNOUNCEMENT BY MR. EVERETT SB 691; and SB 692. Mr. EVERETT. Also, Republican members will meet immediately after session, Republican members only, in On the question, conference room 146, Main Capitol. Again, 146 Main Capitol Will the House agree to the motion? immediately after session. Motion was agreed to. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The SPEAKER. Thank you, Mr. Chair. BILLS REMOVED FROM TABLE

LABOR AND INDUSTRY The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that the following COMMITTEE MEETING bills be removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar: The SPEAKER. The chair of the Labor and Industry Committee, Representative Jim Cox, is recognized for an HB 408; announcement, sir. HB 564; 32 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL—HOUSE JANUARY 13

HB 908; BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE HB 1003; HB 1187; The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HB 432 be HB 1860; removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active HB 2106; and calendar. SB 906. On the question, On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to. Motion was agreed to. * * * The SPEAKER. Is Chairman on the floor? Chairman Mark Keller? The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 759, PN 2508, entitled:

BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE An Act amending Title 35 (Health and Safety) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in emergency management services, providing The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HB 1918 be for emergency response payment. removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar. On the question, Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? BILL TABLED Motion was agreed to. The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HB 759 be BILL TABLED removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled calendar. The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HB 1918 be removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled On the question, calendar. Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to. On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE Motion was agreed to. The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HB 759 be BILLS ON SECOND CONSIDERATION removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar. The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 432, PN 2568, entitled: On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? An Act amending the act of June 2, 1915 (P.L.736, No.338), known Motion was agreed to. as the Workers' Compensation Act, in interpretation and definitions, further providing for definitions; and, in liability and compensation, further providing for compensation for post-traumatic stress injury. * * *

On the question, The House proceeded to second consideration of HB 1347, Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration? PN 2149, entitled:

An Act amending the act of May 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284), BILL TABLED known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, in casualty insurance, further providing for billing. The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HB 432 be removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled On the question, calendar. Will the House agree to the bill on second consideration?

On the question, BILL TABLED Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to. The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HB 1347 be removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled calendar.

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

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The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HB 1347 be The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 447 be removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar. calendar.

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

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Mr. CUTLER called up HR 407, PN 2146, entitled: Mr. CUTLER called up HR 531, PN 2608, entitled:

A Resolution designating June 19, 2019, as "World Sickle Cell Day" A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as in Pennsylvania. "Lifesharing Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

On the question, On the question, Will the House adopt the resolution? Will the House adopt the resolution?

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The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 407 be The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 531 be removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled calendar. calendar.

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

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The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 407 be The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 531 be removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar. calendar.

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

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Mr. CUTLER called up HR 447, PN 2405, entitled: Mr. CUTLER called up HR 532, PN 2609, entitled:

A Resolution recognizing the harmful effects of adverse childhood A Resolution recognizing the month of October 2019 as "Blindness experiences on individuals in this Commonwealth. Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

On the question, On the question, Will the House adopt the resolution? Will the House adopt the resolution?

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The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 447 be The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 532 be removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled calendar. calendar.

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

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The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 532 be The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 576 be removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active removed from the tabled calendar and placed on the active calendar. calendar.

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

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Mr. CUTLER called up HR 533, PN 2610, entitled: The SPEAKER. Without objection, all remaining bills and

A Resolution recognizing the month of October 2019 as "National resolutions on today's calendar will be passed over. The Chair Disability Employment Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania. hears no objection.

On the question, ADJOURNMENT Will the House adopt the resolution? The SPEAKER. Representative David Rowe moves that this RESOLUTION TABLED House be adjourned until Tuesday, January 14, 2020, at 11 a.m., e.s.t., unless sooner recalled by the Speaker. The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 533 be Members, tomorrow at 11 a.m., here on the House floor. removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled calendar. On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? On the question, Motion was agreed to, and at 3:46 p.m., e.s.t., the House Will the House agree to the motion? adjourned. Motion was agreed to.

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The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 533 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.

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Mr. CUTLER called up HR 576, PN 2722, entitled:

A Resolution designating the month of November 2019 as "Assistive Technology Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

On the question, Will the House adopt the resolution?

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The SPEAKER. The majority leader moves that HR 576 be removed from the active calendar and placed on the tabled calendar.