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2017-2018 Committee Chairs and Vice Chairs AGING FINANCE, REVENUE & BONDING LABOR & PUBLIC EMPLOYEES Kevin Kelly (Co-Chair) L. Scott Frantz (Co-Chair) Craig Miner (Co-Chair) Tony Hwang (Vice-Chair) Kevin Witkos (Vice-Chair) Mike McLachlan (Vice-Chair) APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL LAW LEGISLATIVE MANAGEMENT Paul Formica (Co-Chair) Kevin Witkos (Co-Chair) Len Fasano (Co-Chair) Craig Miner (Vice-Chair) John Kissel (Vice-Chair) Kevin Witkos (Vice-Chair) BANKS GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION & PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT Henri Martin (Co-Chair) ELECTIONS George Logan (Co-Chair) Toni Boucher (Vice-Chair) Mike McLachlan (Co-Chair) Joe Markley (Vice-Chair) L. Scott Frantz (Vice-Chair) CHILDREN PUBLIC HEALTH Len Suzio (Co-Chair) HIGHER EDUCATION Heather Somers (Co-Chair) John Kissel (Vice-Chair) Art Linares (Co-Chair) George Logan (Vice-Chair) Heather Somers (Vice-Chair) COMMERCE PUBLIC SAFETY L. Scott Frantz (Co-Chair) HOUSING COMMITTEE Tony Guglielmo (Co-Chair) Art Linares (Vice-Chair) Tony Hwang (Co-Chair) Paul Formica (Vice-Chair) Kevin Kelly (Vice-Chair) EDUCATION REGULATIONS REVIEW Toni Boucher (Co-Chair) HUMAN SERVICES Kevin Witkos (Co-Chair) Heather Somers (Vice-Chair) Joe Markley (Co-Chair) George Logan (Vice-Chair) Kevin Kelly (Vice-Chair) ENERGY & TECHNOLOGY TRANSPORTATION Paul Formica (Co-Chair) INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE Toni Boucher (Co-Chair) Tony Hwang (Vice-Chair) Kevin Kelly (Co-Chair) Len Suzio (Vice-Chair) Len Fasano (Vice-Chair) ENVIRONMENT VETERANS AFFAIRS Craig Miner (Co-Chair) INTERNSHIP Henri Martin (Co-Chair) Heather Somers (Vice-Chair) Tony Guglielmo (Co-Chair) George Logan (Vice-Chair) Len Fasano (Vice-Chair) EXEC. & LEGIS. NOMINATIONS Len Fasano (Co-Chair) JUDICIARY Kevin Witkos (Vice-Chair) John Kissel (Co-Chair) Mike McLachlan (Vice-Chair) .

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