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SENATE COMMITTEES Senate Standing Committees © 2017 Arkansas Legislative Digest, Inc. SENATE COMMITTEES Senate Standing Committees CLASS A CLASS B EDUCATION AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Chair: Jane English (R) Chair: Ronald Caldwell (R) Vice Chair: Joyce Elliott (D) Vice Chair: John Cooper (R) Members: Linda Chesterfiled (D), Alan Clark (R), Jim Members: Eddie Cheatham (D), Jonathan Dismang (R), Jane Hendren (R), Bart Hester (R), Blake Johnson (R), Uvalde English (R), Bruce Maloch (D), Blake Johnson (R), Dave Lindsey (D) Wallace (R) JUDICIARY CITY, COUNTY & LOCAL AFFAIRS Chair: Jeremy Hutchinson (R) Chair: Alan Clark (R) Vice Chair: Linda Collins-Smith (R) Vice Chair: Uvalde Lindsey (D) Members: Will Bond (D), Trent Garner (R), Bryan King Members: Will Bond (D), Linda Collins-Smith (R), Lance Eads (R), Terry Rice (R), Greg Standridge (R) Gary Stubblefield (R), Scott Flippo (R), Stephanie Flowers (D), Jim Hendren (R) (R) INSURANCE & COMMERCE PUBLIC HEALTH, WELFARE & LABOR Chair: Jason Rapert (R) Chair: Cecile Bledsoe (R) Vice Chair: Greg Standridge (R) Vice Chair: Eddie Cheatham (D) Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Joyce Elliott (D), Stephanie Members: John Cooper (R), Lance Eads (R), Scott Flippo Flowers (D), Jeremy Hutchinson (R), David Sanders (R), Larry (R), Stephanie Flowers (D), Missy Irvin (R), David Sanders Teague (D) (R) STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS REVENUE AND TAXATION Chair: Eddie Joe Williams (R) Chair: Jake Files (R) Vice Chair: Gary Stubblefield (R) Vice Chair: Larry Teague (D) Members: Trent Garner (R), Bart Hester (R), Missy Irvin (R), Members: Jonathan Dismang (R), Jimmy Hickey (R), Bryan King (R), Terry Rice (R), David Wallace (R) Keith Ingram (D), Bruce Maloch (D), Jason Rapert (R), Bill Sample (R) CLASS C TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY & LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS Chair: Bill Sample (R) Vice Chair: Keith Ingram (D) Members: Ronald Caldwell (R), Linda Chesterfield (D), Jake Files (R), Jim Hendren (R), Jimmy Hickey (R), Eddie Joe Williams (R) Senate Select Committees EFFICIENCY RULES, RESOLUTIONS AND MEMORIALS Chair: Linda Chesterfield (D) Chair: Bruce Maloch (D) Vice Chair: Lance Eads (R) Vice Chair: Trent Garner (R) Members: Linda Collins-Smith (R), Joyce Elliott (D), Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Ronald Caldwell (R), Jake Files (R), Jeremy Hutchinson (R), Keith Ingram (D), Eddie Cheatham (D), John Cooper (R), Scott Flippo (R), Uvalde Lindsey (D), Jason Rapert (R), Bill Sample (D), Jim Hendren (R), Jimmy Hickey (R), Blake Johnson (R), David Sanders (R), Greg Standridge (R) Bryan King (R), Terry Rice (R), Gary Stubblefield (R), Larry Teague (D), Eddie Joe Williams (R) 91st General Assembly – Regular Session 1 © 2017 Arkansas Legislative Digest, Inc. Senate Joint Committees CHILDREN AND YOUTH (Interim Committee) JOINT ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS AND Chair: Stephanie Flowers (D) INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Vice Chair: Dave Wallace (R) Chair: Bill Sample (R) Vice Chair: Keith Ingram (D) Members: Will Bond (D), Alan Clark (R), Bart Hester (R), Missy Irving (R), Uvalde Lindsey (D), Jason Members: Ronald Caldwell (R), Linda Chesterfield Rapert (R), David Sanders (R), Greg Standridge (R) (D), Jake Files (R), Jim Hendren (R), Jimmy Hickey (R), Eddie Joe Williams (R) LEGISLATIVE JOINT AUDITING (Interim Committee) Chair: Jimmy Hickey (R) Vice Chair: Lance Eads (R) JOINT PERFORMANCE REVIEW Chair: Missy Irving (R) Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Will Bond (D), Eddie Vice Chair: Jim Hendren (R) Cheatham (D), Alan Clark (R), Linda Collins-Smith (R), Joyce Elliott (D), Jane English (R), Trent Garner (R), Members: John Cooper (R), Jonathan Dismang (R), Keith Ingram (D), Blake Johnson (R), Uvalde Lindsey Lance Eads (R), Jane English (R), Trent Garner (R), (D), David Sanders (R), Greg Standridge (R), Gary Jimmy Hickey (R), Keith Ingram (D), Terry Rice (R) Stubblefield (R), Eddie Joe Williams (R) Ex Officio: Jonathan Dismang (R), President Pro JOINT RETIREMENT AND SOCIAL SECURITY Tempore; Bill Sample (R), Co-Chair Legislative Council; Terry Rice (R), Current Vice Chair Legislative Chair: Bart Hester (R) Council; Jimmy Hickey (R), Past Co-Chair Legislative Vice Chair: Blake Johnson (R) Audit Members: Eddie Cheatham (D), Linda Chesterfield (D), Joyce Elliott (D), Jane English (R), Jeremy LEGISLATIVE FACILITIES Hutchinson (R), Jason Rapert (R), Bill Sample (R), Chair: Keith Ingram (D) Larry Teague (D) Members: Linda Chesterfield (D), Jonathan Dismang (R), Joyce Elliott (D), Jeremy Hutchinson (R), Bill LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Sample (R), Larry Teague (D) Co-Chair: Bill Sample (R) Co-Vice Chair: Terry Rice (R) JOINT ENERGY (Interim Committee) Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Ronald Caldwell (R), Chair: Bryan King (R) Linda Chesterfield (D), Alan Clark (R), John Cooper Vice-Chair: Scott Flippo (R) (R), Joyce Elliott (D), Jake Files (R), Scott Flippo (R), Stephanie Flowers (D), Jeremy Hutchinson (R), Missy Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Ronald Caldwell (R), Irvin (R), Bryan King (R), Uvalde Lindsey (D), Bruce Alan Clark (R), Linda Collins-Smith (R), Jonathan Maloch (D), Jason Rapert (R), Gary Stubblefield (R) Dismang (R), Stephanie Flowers (D), Gary Stubblefield (R), Eddie Joe Williams (R) Ex Officio: Jonathan Dismang (R), President Pro Tempore; Terry Rice (R), Appointee to fill position of immediate past Pro Tempore; Larry Teague (D), Co- JOINT BUDGET Chair, Joint Budget Committee; Jimmy Hickey (R), Co- Chair: Larry Teague (D) Chair, Legislative Audit; Current Co-Vice Chair, Vice Chair: Missy Irvin (R) Legislative Audit; Past Co-Chair, Legislative Audit; Bill Sample (R), Past Co-Chair, Legislative Council; Jim Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Ronald Caldwell (R), Hendren (R), Majority Leader; Bart Hester (R), Majority Eddie Cheatham (D), Linda Chesterfield (D), Alan Whip; Keith Ingram (D), Minority Leader; Will Bond, Clark (R), John Cooper (R), Jonathan Dismang (R), Minority Whip (D) Joyce Elliott (D), Jane English (R), Jake Files (R), Scott Flippo (R), Stephanie Flowers (D), Jim Hendren (R), Bart Hester (R), Jeremy Hutchinson (R), Keith Ingram (D), Bryan King (R), Uvalde Lindsey (D), Bruce Maloch (D), Jason Rapert (R), Gary Stubblefield (R), Larry Teague (D), Eddie Joe Williams (R) Ex Officio: Bill Sample (R), Co-Chair, Legislative Council; Jimmy Hickey (R), Co-Chair, Legislative Audit; (Past Co-Chair, Legislative Audit); [Open], Appointee to fill position of past co-chair of Legislative Council 91stGeneral Assembly – Regular Session 2.
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