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R:\Session Information CL0420\2003 House Committees.Wpd HOUSE COMMITTEES - 58TH LEGISLATIVE SESSION - 2003 Key: LFD = Legislative Fiscal Division; LSD = Legislative Services Division; Vice Maj = Vice Chair Majority; Vice Min = Vice Chair Minority AGRICULTURE Sen. Trudi Schmidt (D) Education Subcommittee Natural Resources Tu Th; 3 pm; Rm 172 Staffers: Lorene Thorson, M-F; 8 am; Rm 102 Subcommittee Diane Rice, Chair (R) Todd Rep. Don Hedges, Chair (R) M-F; 8 am; Rm 317C Verdell Jackson, Vice Maj (R) Younkin (LFD) Sen. Royal Johnson, Rep. Jeff Pattison, Chair (R) Ralph Lenhart, Vice Min (D) Secretary: Marian Collins, Vice Chair (R) Sen. Bill Tash, Vice Chair (R) Joan Andersen (R) Rm 451, Ph 444-4846 Rep. Rosie Buzzas (D) Sen. Ed Butcher (R) Norman Ballantyne (D) Sen. John Esp (R) Rep. John Musgrove (D) Bob Bergren (D) Rep. Eve Franklin (D) Sen. Linda Nelson (D) Norma Bixby (D) Rep. Dave Lewis (R) Rep. Rick Ripley (R) Carol Lambert (R) Sen. Bea McCarthy (D) Sen. Debbie Shea (D) Bruce Malcolm (R) Staffers: Pam Joehler, Jim Staffers: Gary Hamel, Todd Jim Peterson (R) Standaert, Lynn Zanto (LFD) Younkin (LFD) Brennan Ryan (D) Secretary: Diana Williams, Secretary: Elaine Olson, Veronica Small-Eastman (D) Rm 451, Ph 444-4847 Rm 451, Ph 444-4877 Frank Smith (D) Don Steinbeisser (R) General Government BUSINESS AND LABOR Bill Thomas (R) Subcommittee M-F; 8 am; Rm 172 Karl Waitschies (R) M-F; 8 am; Rm 317B Joe McKenney, Chair (R) Staffer: Krista Lee Evans Rep. John Brueggeman, Don Steinbeisser, (LSD) Chair (R) Vice Maj (R) Secretary: Lisa Gallagher, Sen. Rick Laible, Jim Keane, Vice Min (D) Rm 402, Ph 444-4788 Vice Chair (R) Bob Bergren (D) Sen. Greg Barkus (R) Rod Bitney (R) APPROPRIATIONS Sen. Mike Cooney (D) Sylvia Bookout-Reinicke (R) M-F; 8 am; Rm 102 Rep. Monica Lindeen (D) Nancy Rice Fritz (D) Dave Lewis, Chair (R) Rep. John Sinrud (R) Dave Gallik (D) Edith Clark, Vice Maj (R) Staffers: Greg DeWitt, Lynn Kathleen Galvin-Halcro (D) Rosie Buzzas, Vice Min (D) Zanto (LFD) Ray Hawk (R) John Brueggeman (R) Secretary: Misty Shea, Rm 451, Bob Lawson (R) Tim Callahan (D) Ph 444-4872 Rick Maedje (R) Stan Fisher (R) Gary Matthews (D) Eve Franklin (D) Health and Human Services Scott Mendenhall (R) Dick Haines (R) Subcommittee Penny Morgan (R) Don Hedges (R) M-F; 8 am; Rm 472 Allen Rome (R) Joey Jayne (D) Rep. Edith Clark, Chair (R) Sandy Weiss (D) Carol Juneau (D) Sen. John Cobb, Bill Wilson (D) Dave Kasten (R) Vice Chair (R) Staffer: Bart Campbell (LSD) Christine Kaufmann (D) Rep. Dick Haines (R) Secretary: Alberta Strachan, Monica Lindeen (D) Rep. Joey Jayne (D) Rm 465, Ph 444-4879 John Musgrove (D) Sen. Bob Keenan (R) Jeff Pattison (R) Sen. Emily Stonington (D) EDUCATION Rick Ripley (R) Staffers: Pat Gervais, Lois M W F; 3 pm; Rm 137 John Sinrud (R) Steinbeck (LFD) Joan Andersen, Chair (R) Secretary: Sydney Taber, John Witt (R) Larry Lehman, Vice Maj (R) Rm 451, Ph 444-4264 Staffers: Jon Moe (LFD) Kathleen Galvin-Halcro, Secretary: Mary Lou Schmitz, Vice Min (D) Rm 173, Ph 444-1511 Long-Range Planning Norman Ballantyne (D) Subcommittee Norma Bixby (D) APPROPRIATIONS-FINANCE M-F; 8 am; Rm 350 Gary Branae (D) Joint Subcommittees Rep. Dave Kasten, Chair (R) Nancy Rice Fritz (D) Sen. Tom Zook, Carol Gibson (D) Corrections and Public Safety Vice Chair (R) Verdell Jackson (R) Subcommittee Rep. Christine Kaufmann (D) Bob Lake (R) M-F; 8 am; Rm 317A Sen. Bob Keenan (R) Bob Lawson (R) Rep. Stan Fisher, Chair (R) Sen. Jon Tester (D) Joe McKenney (R) Sen. Corey Stapleton, Sen. Joe Tropila (D) Clarice Schrumpf (R) Vice Chair (R) Rep. John Witt (R) Pat Wagman (R) Sen. Keith Bales (R) Staffer: Catherine Duncan Staffer: Eddye McClure Rep. Tim Callahan (D) (LFD) Secretary: Mari Prewett, Rep. Carol Juneau (D) Secretary: C.J. Johnson, Rm 402, Ph 444-4829 Rm 173, Ph 444-4745 Rep. Dave Lewis (R) ETHICS LOCAL GOVERNMENT On Call HUMAN SERVICES Tu Th; 3 pm; Rm 472 Joe McKenney, Chair (R) M W F; 3 pm; Rm 172 Mark Noennig, Chair (R) John Musgrove, Bill Thomas, Chair (R) Scott Mendenhall, Vice Chair (D) Mark Noennig, Vice Maj (R) Vice Maj (R) Jill Cohenour (D) Arlene Becker, Vice Min (D) Eileen Carney, Vice Min (D) Gail Gutsche (D) Tom Facey (D) Arlene Becker (D) Dick Haines (R) Steve Gallus (D) Rod Bitney (R) Bob Lawson (R) Ray Hawk (R) Larry Cyr (D) Ron Stoker (R) Dan Hurwitz (R) Ron Devlin (R) Bill Wilson (D) Larry Jent (D) Gary Forrester (D) Staffer: Dave Bohyer (LSD) Penny Morgan (R) Ray Hawk (R) Secretary: Joanne Gunderson Holly Raser (D) Hal Jacobson (D) Don Roberts (R ) Jesse Laslovich (D) FEDERAL RELATIONS, Ron Stoker (R) Bob Lawson (R) ENERGY, AND Jonathan Windy Boy (D) Rick Maedje (R) TELECOMMUNICATIONS Staffer: Susan Fox (LSD) Penny Morgan (R) M W; 3 pm; Rm 455 Secretary: C.J. Johnson, Alan Olson (R) Rod Bitney, Chair (R) Rm 173, Ph 444-4745 Holly Raser (D) Alan Olson, Vice Maj (R) Staffer: Connie Erickson (LSD) Gary Matthews, Vice Min (D) JUDICIARY Secretary: Linda Keim, Rm 402, Dee Brown (R) M-F; 8 am; Rm 137 Ph 444-4832 Eileen Carney (D) Jim Shockley, Chair (R) Tim Dowell (D) Jeff Laszloffy, Vice Maj (R) NATURAL RESOURCES Dan Fuchs (R) Paul Clark, Vice Min (D) M W F; 3 pm; Rm 152 Hal Jacobson (D) George Everett (R) Cindy Younkin, Chair (R) Jeff Laszloffy (R) Tom Facey (D) Jim Peterson, Vice Maj (R) Scott Mendenhall (R) Steve Gallus (D) Gail Gutsche, Vice Min (D) John Parker (D) Gail Gutsche (D) Debby Barrett (R) Diane Rice (R) Christopher Harris (D) Larry Cyr (D) Brennan Ryan (D) Mike Lange (R) Sue Dickenson (D) Jim Shockley (R) Bruce Malcolm (R) Ron Erickson (D) Staffer: Mary Vandenbosch Brad Newman (D) George Everett (R) Secretary: Glenna McClure, Mark Noennig (R) Kim Gillan (D) Rm 401, Ph 444-1512 John Parker (D) Christopher Harris (D) Holly Raser (D) Carol Lambert (R) FISH, WILDLIFE AND PARKS Diane Rice (R) Mike Lange (R) Tu Th; 3 pm; Rm 152 Scott Sales (R) Rick Maedje (R) Joe Balyeat, Chair (R) Ron Stoker (R) Bruce Malcolm (R) Mike Lange, Vice Maj (R) Bill Thomas (R) Brad Newman (D) George Golie, Vice Min (D) Staffer: John MacMaster (LSD) Jack Ross (R) Debby Barrett (R) Secretary: Lisa Swanson, Scott Sales (R) Paul Clark (D) Rm 173, Ph 444-4838 Veronica Small-Eastman (D) Jill Cohenour (D) Staffer: Larry Mitchell (LSD) George Everett (R) LEGISLATIVE Secretary: Kathleen Ely, Tom Facey (D) ADMINISTRATION Rm 173, Ph 444-4607 Dan Fuchs (R) On Call Steve Gallus (D) Sylvia Bookout-Reinicke, RULES Carol Gibson (D) Chair (R) On Call Gail Gutsche (D) Dee Brown, Vice Maj (R) Roy Brown, Chair (R) Larry Jent (D) Norma Bixby, Vice Min (D) Jeff Laszloffy, Vice Maj (R) Bob Lake (R) Joan Andersen (R) Dave Wanzenried, Don Roberts (R) Sue Dickenson (D) Vice Min (D) Alan Rome (R) Tim Dowell (D) John Brueggeman (R) Scott Sales (R) Christopher Harris (D) Tim Dowell (D) Jim Shockley (R) Dan Hurwitz (R) Dan Fuchs (R) Pat Wagman (R) Jim Keane (D) George Golie (D) Sandy Weiss (D) Jesse Laslovich (D) Christopher Harris (D) Staffer: Doug Sternberg (LSD) Bernie Olson (R) Larry Jent (D) Secretary: Kathleen Ely, Jack Ross (R) Christine Kaufmann (D) Rm 173, Ph 444-4607 Clarice Schrumpf (R) Dave Lewis (R) Sandy Weiss (D) Doug Mood (R) Cindy Younkin (R) Jim Shockley (R) Secretary: Alberta Strachan John Witt (R) Cindy Younkin (R) Staffer: Greg Petesch (LSD) STATE ADMINISTRATION Bill Wilson (D) Secretary: Joanne Gunderson M-F; 8 am; Rm 455 Staffer: Leanne Kurtz Debby Barrett, Chair (R) Secretary: Patti O'Reilly, Dee Brown, Vice Maj (R) Rm 465, Ph 444-4487 Larry Jent, Vice Min (D) Norman Ballantyne (D) Arlene Becker (D) Sue Dickenson (D) Carol Gibson (D) Dan Hurwitz (R) Hal Jacobson (D) Larry Lehman (R) Ralph Lenhart (D) Alan Olson (R) Bernie Olson (R) Don Roberts (R) Clarice Schrumpf (R) Frank Smith (D) Pat Wagman (R) Jonathan Windy Boy (D) Cindy Younkin (R) Staffer: Sheri Heffelfinger (LSD) Secretary: Joan Reiman, Rm 465, Ph 444-4666 TAXATION M-F; 8 am; Rm 152 Dan Fuchs, Chair (R) Ron Devlin, Vice Maj (R) Ron Erickson, Vice Min (D) Joan Andersen (R) Joe Balyeat (R) Gary Branae (D) Eileen Carney (D) Jill Cohenour (D) Larry Cyr (D) Gary Forrester (D) Kim Gillan (D) Verdell Jackson (R) Bob Lake (R) Carol Lambert (R) Jesse Laslovich (D) Jim Peterson (R) Jack Ross (R) Karl Waitschies (R) Staffer: Jeff Martin (LSD) Secretary: Kathleen Ely, Rm 173, Ph 444-4607 TRANSPORTATION M W F; 3 pm; Rm 472 Karl Waitschies, Chair (R) Sylvia Bookout-Reinicke, Vice Maj (R) Dave Gallik, Vice Min (D) Joe Balyeat (R) Bob Bergren (D) Ron Devlin (R) George Golie (D) Jim Keane (D) Bernie Olson (R) Allen Rome (R) Frank Smith (D) Don Steinbeisser (R).
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