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Committee Assignments by Member 2015 House of Representatives North Carolina General Assembly HOUSE PRINCIPAL CLERK'S (919) 733-7760 OFFICE COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS BY MEMBER 2015 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Jay Adams Children, Youth, and Families; Commerce and Job Development; Environment Vice Chair; Finance; Judiciary IV; Transportation; Wildlife Resources Gale Adcock Appropriations; Appropriations, General Government; Health; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs; Wildlife Resources John Ager Agriculture; Appropriations; Appropriations, General Government; Children, Youth, and Families; Education - K-12; Judiciary IV; Local Government; Wildlife Resources Kelly M. Alexander, Jr. Alcoholic Beverage Control Vice Chair; Education - Community Colleges; Finance Vice Chair; Public Utilities; Transportation Dean Arp Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Capital Chair; Education - Community Colleges; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs; Insurance; Judiciary I; Public Utilities Chair; Transportation Marilyn Avila Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Health and Human Services Chair; Appropriations, Information Technology; Children, Youth, and Families; Commerce and Job Development; Health Vice Chair; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs Nathan Baskerville Appropriations; Appropriations, Transportation; Environment; Insurance; Judiciary IV Vice Chair John R. Bell, IV Agriculture; Banking; Commerce and Job Development; Finance; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs; Judiciary III; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform Chair; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House Larry M. Bell Agriculture; Appropriations; Appropriations, Education; Commerce and Job Development; Pensions and Retirement; State Personnel Vice Chair Dan Bishop Banking Vice Chair; Finance; Health; Judiciary IV; Pensions and Retirement; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform Hugh Blackwell Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Education Chair; Appropriations, Information Technology; Health; Judiciary IV Chair; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform; Transportation John M. Blust Banking; Elections; Finance Vice Chair; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs; Judiciary II Chair; Pensions and Retirement; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House James L. Boles, Jr. Alcoholic Beverage Control Chair; Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Information Technology; Appropriations, Justice and Public Safety Chair; Commerce and Job Development; Ethics; Insurance; Local Government; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House; Transportation John R. Bradford, III Agriculture; Banking; Commerce and Job Development Vice Chair; Education - K-12; Environment; Finance; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform William Brawley Appropriations Vice Chair; Commerce and Job Development; Environment; Finance Senior Chair; Health; Insurance; Local Government; Transportation William D. Brisson Agriculture Vice Chair; Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Health and Human Services Chair; Environment; Ethics; Health Vice Chair; Insurance; Regulatory Reform; Wildlife Resources Cecil Brockman Agriculture; Appropriations; Appropriations, Capital; Appropriations, Education; Commerce and Job Development; Environment; Transportation Mark Brody Agriculture Chair; Appropriations; Appropriations, General Government Vice Chair; Commerce and Job Development; Education - Community Colleges Chair; Education - Universities; Elections; Regulatory Reform Rayne Brown Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, General Government Chair; Education - Universities; Elections; Ethics; Health; Judiciary III; Local Government; Transportation Rob Bryan Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Education Chair; Banking; Commerce and Job Development; Education - K-12; Elections; Judiciary IV Chair; Regulatory Reform; University Board of Governors Nominating Dana Bumgardner Appropriations; Appropriations, Transportation; Banking; Insurance Chair; Judiciary II; Public Utilities; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House; Transportation Justin P. Burr Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Capital Chair; Elections; Health Chair; Insurance; Judiciary I Vice Chair; Local Government; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House Becky Carney Banking; Education - Universities; Environment; Ethics Vice Chair; Finance; Health; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House; Transportation Vice Chair George G. Cleveland Agriculture; Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, General Government Chair; Appropriations, Information Technology; Education - K-12; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs Chair; Judiciary III; Local Government; Transportation Vice Chair, Wildlife Resources Jeff Collins Agriculture; Alcoholic Beverage Control; Environment; Finance Vice Chair; Insurance; Public Utilities Chair; State Personnel Chair Debra Conrad Aging; Appropriations; Appropriations, Education; Commerce and Job Development Chair; Elections; Insurance; Judiciary II; Public Utilities 2 Tricia Ann Cotham Children, Youth, and Families Vice Chair; Education - K-12 Vice Chair; Elections; Ethics; Finance; Health; Regulatory Reform; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House; University Board of Governors Nominating Carla D. Cunningham Aging; Banking; Children, Youth, and Families; Education - Community Colleges; Finance; Public Utilities Vice Chair; Regulatory Reform N. Leo Daughtry Agriculture; Alcoholic Beverage Control; Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Justice and Public Safety Chair; Education - Community Colleges; Ethics Vice Chair; Judiciary I Chair; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House Vice Chair Ted Davis, Jr. Commerce and Job Development; Education - Universities; Elections; Finance; Judiciary III Chair; Local Government Chair; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House Vice Chair; Wildlife Resources Jimmy Dixon Agriculture Chair; Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Agriculture and Natural and Economic Resources Chair; Education - K-12; Elections; Environment; Insurance; Regulatory Reform Josh Dobson Aging; Alcoholic Beverage Control; Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Health and Human Services Chair; Banking; Education - Community Colleges Vice Chair; Health; Insurance; State Personnel Nelson Dollar Appropriations Senior Chair; Commerce and Job Development; Finance Vice Chair; Health Vice Chair; Insurance; Judiciary IV; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform; Transportation; University Board of Governors Nominating Chair Beverly M. Earle Aging; Agriculture; Alcoholic Beverage Control; Appropriations; Appropriations, Health and Human Services; Banking; Health Vice Chair; Insurance; Public Utilities Jeffrey Elmore Appropriations; Appropriations, Education; Education - K-12 Chair; Education - Universities; Pensions and Retirement; Public Utilities; State Personnel John Faircloth Appropriations Vice Chair; Appropriations, Justice and Public Safety Chair; Elections; Ethics Chair; Judiciary II Vice Chair; Local Government; Transportation Jean Farmer-Butterfield Aging; Appropriations; Appropriations, Health and Human Services Vice Chair; Education - K-12; Health Vice Chair; Judiciary III; Local Government Susan C. Fisher Aging Vice Chair; Alcoholic Beverage Control; Appropriations; Appropriations, General Government Vice Chair; Education - K-12; Elections; Local Government Elmer Floyd Appropriations; Appropriations, General Government Vice Chair; Commerce and Job Development; Elections; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs; Local Government; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House; State Personnel Carl Ford Appropriations; Appropriations, Transportation; Education - Community Colleges; Elections; Health; Local Government Chair; State Personnel; Transportation 3 John A. Fraley Appropriations; Appropriations, Education; Banking Vice Chair; Commerce and Job Development Vice Chair; Education - Universities, Chair; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House; Transportation Rosa U. Gill Alcoholic Beverage Control; Appropriations; Appropriations, Education Vice Chair; Children, Youth, and Families; Education - K-12; Insurance Vice Chair; Pensions and Retirement Ken Goodman Commerce and Job Development Vice Chair; Education - Community Colleges; Ethics, Chair; Finance; Health; Regulatory Reform Vice Chair; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House; Transportation Charles Graham Agriculture Vice Chair; Appropriations; Appropriations, Justice and Public Safety; Commerce and Job Development Vice Chair; Education - K-12; Insurance; Transportation George Graham Agriculture Vice Chair; Appropriations; Appropriations, Justice and Public Safety; Commerce and Job Development; Elections; Local Government; State Personnel Holly Grange Appropriations; Appropriations, Agriculture and Natural and Economic Resources; Commerce and Job Development; Environment; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform; Transportation. Duane Hall Appropriations; Appropriations, Transportation; Education - Community Colleges; Insurance; Judiciary III Vice Chair; Public Utilities; Transportation Kyle Hall Appropriations; Appropriations, Agriculture and Natural and Economic Resources, Vice Chair; Appropriations, Information Technology; Commerce and Job Development, Vice Chair; Education - K-12; Insurance; Public Utilities Larry D. Hall Appropriations; Banking Vice Chair; Commerce and Job Development Vice Chair; Finance; Health; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs Vice Chair; Judiciary I; Regulatory Reform; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House; University Board of Governors Nominating Susi
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