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Members of House/Senate Working Groups House/Senate Working Groups Tax Group o Rep. Shane Aguirre o Rep Mark Baker o Rep. Angela Cockerham o Rep. Mark Formby o Rep. Chris Johnson o Rep. Robert Johnson o Rep. Trey Lamar o Rep. Jeff Smith o Rep. Sonya Williams-Barnes o Sen. Joey Fillingane o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. Willie Simmons o Sen. John Polk o Sen. Terry C. Burton o Sen. Dean Kirby o Sen. Sally Doty o Sen. Kevin Blackwell o Sen. Juan Barnett K12 Spending o Rep. Rob Roberson o Rep. John Moore o Rep. Noah Sanford o Rep. Steve Hopkins o Rep. Timmy Ladner o Rep. John Read o Rep. Jeff Hale o Rep. Alyce Clarke o Rep. Carl Mickens o Rep. Credell Calhoun o Sen. Gray Tollison o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. Angela Turner o Sen. Sean Tindell o Sen. Terry Burton MDOT o Rep. Charles Busby o Rep. Steve Massengill o Rep. Alex Monsour o Rep. Manly Barton o Rep. Rob Foster o Rep. Gary Chism o Rep. Vince Mangold o Rep. Oscar Denton o Rep. John Faulkner o Rep. Karl Gibbs o Sen. Willie Simmons o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. Bob Dearing o Sen. Dennis DeBar o Sen. Angela Hill Health Dept./DHS/Mental Health o Rep. Sam Mims o Rep. Becky Currie o Rep. Karl Oliver o Rep. Brent Powell o Rep. Brad Touchstone o Rep. Bubba Carpenter o Rep. Dana Criswell o Rep. Tyrone Ellis o Rep, Deborah Dixon o Rep. David Myers o Sen. Angela Hill o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. Sollie Norwood o Sen. Brice Wiggins o Sen. Albert Butler o Sen. Sally Doty Corrections/DPS o Rep. Bill Kinkade o Rep. Patricia Willis o Rep. Casey Eure o Rep. Mark Tullos o Rep. Randy Rushing o Rep. Steve Horne o Rep. Roun McNeal o Rep. Doug McLeod o Rep. Kevin Horan o Rep. Adrienne Wooten o Rep. Nick Bain o Rep. Robert Huddleston o Sen. Sean Tindell o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. Chris McDaniel o Sen. Sampson Jackson o Sen. Willie Simmons Boards and Commissions o Rep. Jerry Turner o Rep. Margaret Rogers o Rep. Carolyn Crawford o Rep. Tracy Arnold o Rep. Randy Boyd o Rep. Larry Byrd o Rep. William Shirley o Rep. Percy Watson o Rep. Tommy Reynolds o Rep. Rufus Straughter o Rep. Ed Blackmon o Rep. Preston Sullivan o Sen. Terry Burton o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. Angela Hill o Sen. Briggs Hopson o Sen. J.P. Wilemon State Buildings and Property o Rep. Tom Weathersby o Rep. Ken Morgan o Rep. Bill Pigott o Rep. Greg Haney o Rep. Bill Denny o Rep. Ray Rogers o Rep. Earle Banks o Rep. Willie Bailey o Rep. Orlando Paden o Rep. Sara Thomas o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. David Blunt o Sen. Josh Harkins o Sen. Sally Doty o Sen. Terry Burton IHL/CC o Rep. Jim Beckett o Rep. Nolan Mettetal o Rep. Donnie Bell o Rep. Scott Bounds o Rep. Ashley Henley o Rep. Randall Patterson o Rep. Greg Holloway o Rep. Chuck Middleton o Rep. Abe Hudson o Rep. Willie Perkins o Sen. Briggs Hopson o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. Gary Jackson o Sen. Hillman Frazier o Sen. Videt Carmichael IT Consolidation o Rep. Scott DeLano o Rep. Gary Staples o Rep. Jody Steverson o Rep. Shane Barnett o Rep. Jeff Guice o Rep. Cedric Burnett o Rep. Chris Bell o Rep. Bryant Clark o Sen. Terry Burton o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. Angela Hill o Sen. Briggs Hopson o Sen. J.P. Wilemon o Sen. John Polk Medicaid o Rep. Chris Brown o Rep. Joey Hood o Rep. Jason White o Rep. Joel Bomgar o Rep. Andy Gipson o Rep. Hank Zuber o Rep. Kenneth Walker o Rep. Kabir Karriem o Sen. Brice Wiggins o Sen. Buck Clarke o Sen. Terry Burton o Sen. Gray Tollison o Sen. Hillman Frazier .
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