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House Journal - Committees 1529 STANDING COMMITTEES of the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES First Session Fifty-fourth Legislature ADMINISTRATIVE RULES AND GOVERNMENT OVERSIGHT Gus Blackwell, Chair Dan Fisher, Vice-Chair Kay Floyd Glen Mulready William Fourkiller Mike Shelton Randy Grau Todd Thomsen Arthur Hulbert Ken Walker Mark McCullough AGRICULTURE AND WILDLIFE Dale DeWitt, Chair Steve Vaughan, Vice-Chair Don Armes Curtis McDaniel John Bennett Tom Newell Scott Biggs Brian Renegar Dennis Casey Mike Sanders John Enns Jerry Shoemake Jeff Hickman John Trebilcock Steve Kouplen Harold Wright James Lockhart 1530 House Journal - Committees APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGET Scott Martin, Chair Tom Newell, Vice-Chair Don Armes Skye McNiel Lisa Billy Jerry McPeak Mike Brown Richard Morrissette Mike Christian Jason Nelson Ann Coody Leslie Osborn Doug Cox Eric Proctor Lee Denney Sean Roberts Joe Dorman Mike Sanders Jeff Hickman Colby Schwartz Chuck Hoskin Earl Sears Sally Kern Weldon Watson Mark McCullough Paul Wesselhoft Jeannie McDaniel Career Tech Subcommittee Skye McNiel, Chair John Enns, Vice-Chair Larry Glenn Cory Williams Todd Thomsen Justin Wood Steve Vaughan Common Education Subcommittee Lee Denney, Chair Katie Henke, Vice-Chair Ed Cannaday Dan Fisher Dennis Casey Kay Floyd Ann Coody Marty Quinn General Government Mike Christian, Chair Jon Echols, Vice-Chair Scott Biggs Curtis McDaniel Bobby Cleveland Todd Russ William Fourkiller House Journal - Committees 1531 Higher Education Subcommittee Lisa Billy, Chair Randy Grau, Vice-Chair Marian Cooksey Anastasia Pittman Elise Hall Harold Wright David Perryman Human Services Subcommittee Jason Nelson, Chair Jadine Nollan, Vice-Chair Pat Ownbey Dustin Roberts Pam Peterson Wade Rousselot Anastasia Pittman Judiciary Subcommittee Mark McCullough, Chair Scott Biggs, Vice-Chair Kay Floyd Terry O’Donnell Fred Jordan Emily Virgin Dan Kirby Natural Resources and Regulatory Services Subcommittee Don Armes, Chair Josh Cockroft, Vice-Chair Gus Blackwell Charles Ortega Marian Cooksey Brian Renegar Dale DeWitt Wade Rousselot Mark McBride Jerry Shoemake Non-Appropriated Subcommittee Sally Kern, Chair David Brumbaugh, Vice-Chair Larry Glenn Wade Rousselot Fred Jordan Jerry Shoemake Charlie Joyner John Trebilcock Jason Murphey Ken Walker Leslie Osborn 1532 House Journal - Committees Public Health and Social Services Subcommittee Doug Cox, Chair Arthur Hulbert, Vice-Chair David Derby Lewis Moore William Fourkiller Glen Mulready Rebecca Hamilton Sean Roberts Public Safety Subcommittee Jeff Hickman, Chair Bobby Cleveland, Vice-Chair Gary Banz Joe Dorman John Bennett Jon Echols Lisa Billy Larry Glenn David Brumbaugh Dennis Johnson Donnie Condit Kevin Matthews David Derby Mike Reynolds Revenue and Taxation Subcommittee Earl Sears, Chair Charles McCall, Vice-Chair Gus Blackwell Steve Martin Mike Brown Jeannie McDaniel David Dank Wade Rousselot Elise Hall Jason Smalley Dennis Johnson Todd Thomsen Dan Kirby Transportation Subcommittee Mike Sanders, Chair Jason Smalley, Vice-Chair Tommy Hardin Seneca Scott James Lockhart Aaron Stiles Randy McDaniel Mike Turner House Journal - Committees 1533 CALENDAR COMMITTEE Pam Peterson, Chair Dennis Johnson, Vice-Chair Josh Cockroft Jason Nelson Marian Cooksey Leslie Osborn Elise Hall Marty Quinn Chuck Hoskin Colby Schwartz Fred Jordan Ben Sherrer Steve Kouplen Jason Smalley Jeannie McDaniel Todd Thomsen JasonMurphey Emily Virgin COMMON EDUCATION Ann Coody, Chair Dennis Casey, Vice-Chair Gus Blackwell Jeannie McDaniel Ed Cannaday Jason Nelson Donnie Condit Jadine Nollan Doug Cox Dustin Roberts Lee Denney Jason Smalley Dale DeWitt Todd Thomsen Sally Kern Emily Virgin Curtis McDaniel ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND FINANCIAL SERVICES Randy McDaniel, Chair Dustin Roberts, Vice-Chair Bobby Cleveland Jadine Nollan Rebecca Hamilton Charles Ortega Katie Henke Earl Sears Kevin Matthews Mike Shelton Charles McCall John Trebilcock Skye McNiel Mike Turner Richard Morrissette 1534 House Journal - Committees ENERGY AND AEROSPACE John Trebilcock, Chair Weldon Watson, Vice-Chair Don Armes Mark McBride Gary Banz Randy McDaniel Lisa Billy Jerry McPeak Mike Brown Eric Proctor David Brumbaugh R.C. Pruett Josh Cockroft Mike Reynolds Marian Cooksey Sean Roberts Lee Denney Mike Sanders Jeff Hickman Colby Schwartz Scott Inman Seneca Scott Charlie Joyner Ben Sherrer Dan Kirby Aaron Stiles Steve Kouplen Paul Wesselhoft Steve Martin GENERAL GOVERNMENT Paul Wesselhoft, Chair Terry O’Donnell, Vice-Chair Josh Cockroft David Perryman Donnie Condit Mike Reynolds Dennis Johnson Jerry Shoemake Charlie Joyner Justin Wood GOVERNMENT MODERNIZATION Jason Murphey, Chair Mike Turner, Vice-Chair David Brumbaugh Richard Morrissette David Derby Seneca Scott Joe Dorman Jason Smalley Dan Fisher Ken Walker Elise Hall Justin Wood House Journal - Committees 1535 HIGHER EDUCATION AND CAREER TECH Harold Wright, Chair Justin Wood, Vice-Chair Mike Brown Pat Ownbey Dennis Casey Emily Virgin Lee Denney Cory Williams Terry O’Donnell HUMAN SERVICES Pat Ownbey, Chair Anastasia Pittman, Vice-Chair Arthur Hulbert Jason Nelson Sally Kern Jadine Nollan Jeannie McDaniel Ben Sherrer Skye McNiel INSURANCE Dan Kirby, Chair Marty Quinn, Vice-Chair David Dank Todd Russ Steve Kouplen Colby Schwartz Kevin Matthews Mike Shelton Lewis Moore Aaron Stiles Glen Mulready JUDICIARY Leslie Osborn, Chair Aaron Stiles, Vice-Chair Scott Biggs Charles McCall Jon Echols Mark McCullough Scott Inman Richard Morrissette Dennis Johnson Tom Newell Fred Jordan Ben Sherrer Steve Martin Emily Virgin Mark McBride Cory Williams 1536 House Journal - Committees LONG-TERM CARE AND SENIOR SERVICES David Dank, Chair Donnie Condit, Vice-Chair William Fourkiller Charles Ortega Rebecca Hamilton Mike Ritze James Lockhart Steve Vaughan Tom Newell PUBLIC HEALTH David Derby, Chair Glen Mulready, Vice-Chair Doug Cox Arthur Hulbert Jon Echols Jeannie McDaniel John Enns Mike Ritze Randy Grau Mike Shelton Rebecca Hamilton PUBLIC SAFETY Steve Martin, Chair Ken Walker, Vice-Chair Lisa Billy Leslie Osborn Ed Cannaday Pat Ownbey Mike Christian R.C. Pruett Randy Grau Brian Renegar Tommy Hardin Mike Ritze Chuck Hoskin Steve Vaughan Fred Jordan RULES Todd Russ, Chair Marian Cooksey, Vice-Chair Joe Dorman Weldon Watson Kay Floyd Harold Wright Marty Quinn House Journal - Committees 1537 STATES’ RIGHTS Lewis Moore, Chair Sean Roberts, Vice-Chair Ed Cannaday Tommy Hardin Dale DeWitt Kevin Matthews Dan Fisher Jason Murphey Kay Floyd Dustin Roberts Elise Hall Mike Shelton TOURISM AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Charles Ortega, Chair R.C. Pruett, Vice-Chair Gary Banz Curtis McDaniel Bobby Cleveland David Perryman John Enns Anastasia Pittman Katie Henke Mike Ritze TRANSPORTATION Charlie Joyner, Chair John Bennett, Vice-Chair Josh Cockroft Jason Murphey Larry Glenn Terry O’Donnell Katie Henke Eric Proctor Steve Kouplen Marty Quinn James Lockhart Todd Russ Charles McCall Earl Sears Jerry McPeak Mike Turner UTILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION Colby Schwartz, Chair Mark McBride, Vice-Chair Mike Christian Mike Reynolds Lewis Moore Seneca Scott R.C. Pruett Weldon Watson 1538 House Journal - Committees VETERANS AND MILITARY AFFAIRS Gary Banz, Chair Tommy Hardin, Vice-Chair John Bennett Scott Inman Ann Coody Randy McDaniel David Dank Eric Proctor Chuck Hoskin Paul Wesselhoft House Journal - Committees 1539 SPECIAL HOUSE COMMITTEES Pension Oversight Committee (House Rule 1.8) Randy McDaniel, Chair Tax Credit and Economic Incentive Oversight Committee (House Rule 1.8) David Dank, Chair Cory Williams, Vice-Chair 1540 House Journal - Committees STATUTORY AND JOINT COMMITTEES Oklahoma State Council for Interstate Adult Offender Supervision (22 O. S. § 1094) House Senate Scott Biggs Rob Johnson Jason Nelson Affirmative Action Review Council (74 O. S. § 840-2.1) House Appointees Senate Appointees Mr. Harold Roberts, Tulsa Mr. David Ealy, Oklahoma City Ms. Gloria Wallace, Shawnee Mr. Jonathan Small, Edmond African-American Centennial Plaza Design Committee (74 O. S. § 8403) Constance Johnson, Chair Mr. Jonathan S. Small II, Oklahoma City, Vice-Chair Oklahoma Agriculture Enhancement and Diversification Advisory Board (2 O. S. § 5-3.5) House Appointee Senate Appointees Mr. John Grunewald, Woodward Mr. Ted Fariss, Elk City Mr. Kyle Hohmann, Enid House Journal - Committees 1541 Agriculture Mediation Board (2 O. S. §§ 2-30) House Appointee Senate Appointee Mr. Fred Wyatt, Hollister Mr. Dean Smith, Hydro Oklahoma American Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission (53 O. S. §§ 400, 402) House Senate Gary Banz Brian A. Crain House Appointees Senate Appointees Mr. Mark Edwards, Del City Mr. Glenn Coffee, Oklahoma City Mr. Calvin “Cal” Kinzer, Okmulgee Mr. Ronn Cupp, Oklahoma City Colonel Frank J. Siltman (Ret.), Fort Sill Dr. Mike McGee, Bethany Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget (Joint Rule 7) Scott Martin, Co-Chair Clark Jolley, Co-Chair Tom Newell, Co Vice-Chair Ron Justice, Co Vice-Chair House Senate Don Armes Roger Ballenger Lisa Billy Brian Bingman, ex officio Mike Brown Cliff Branan Mike Christian Rick Brinkley Ann Coody Sean Burrage Doug Cox Brian Crain Lee Denney John Ford Joe Dorman Jim Halligan Chuck Hoskin Tom Ivester Mike Jackson, ex officio Bryce Marlatt Sally Kern Dan Newberry Mark McCullough Susan Paddack 1542 House Journal - Committees Jeannie McDaniel Mike Schulz, ex officio Skye McNiel Gary Stanislawski Jerry McPeak Anthony Sykes Richard Morrissette Charles Wyrick Jason Nelson Leslie Osborn Eric Proctor Sean Roberts Mike Sanders Colby Schwartz Earl Sears T.W. Shannon, ex officio Weldon Watson Paul Wesselhoft
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