Monday, November 18, 2019

SECOND CONSIDERATION

Insurance Bill

HB 1862, Printer's Number 2795

Prohibits surprise balance billing from out-of-network (OON) health care providers when an individual with health insurance was treated in an emergency; at an in-network facility; or initially by an in-network provider, in conjunction with an OON service. OON providers in these circumstances will be paid directly by health insurers at the median in-network rate for the provider's medical specialty and geographic region. Arbitration challenging the payment methodology is allowable.

Labor & Industry Bill

HB 1234, Printer's Number 2813

Amends the Workers' Compensation Act (Act 338 of 1915) to eliminate an injured worker's ability to sue their employer when the worker suffers from a work-related disease that manifests years after exposure, such as mesothelioma.

State Government Bill

HB 1960, Printer's Number 2794

Establishes the Commonwealth Pension Investment Office to manage and invest the assets of PSERS and SERS.

HB 1961, Printer's Number 2703

Amends the State Employees' Retirement Code in Title 71 (State Government) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, to require the State Employees’ Retirement System (SERS) to prepare a report on its investment performance data for the period of July 1 through June 30 of each year. SERS currently prepares reports its investment performance on a calendar year, while PSERS already reports on a fiscal year basis

HB 1962, Printer's Number 2704

Amends the State Employees’ Retirement Code and the Public School Employees’ Retirement Code to require SERS and PSERS to perform annual stress tests of their respective pension systems using worst-case scenario rates of return rather than the actuarially set rate of return approved by their respective boards. The bill also has the IFO doing an analysis that it does not have the expertise to perform and which may present an inaccurate assessment of the health of the pension system.

HB 1963, Printer's Number 2705

Ends the application of collared employer contribution rates for SERS and PSERS after June 30, 2019. The Act 120 collars have not been in effect in several years since the commonwealth has been making its full actuarially required contributions.

HB 1964, Printer's Number 2765

Imposes new transparency requirements on the State Employees Retirement System (SERS) and Public School Employees Retirement System (PSERS) with respect to their operations and investments. While some elements of the bill, such as increased transparency regarding investment returns and investment fees, are positive developments, others may harm the systems’ ability to invest in certain asset classes or with certain high-performing managers. Some of the other disclosure requirements in the bill may result in proprietary information being made public that fund managers wouldn’t want to disclose. This may, in turn, discourage fund managers from doing business with SERS/PSERS, rather than exposing proprietary/sensitive investment strategy information.

HB 1982, Printer's Number 2787

Authorizes the State Employees’ Retirement System (SERS) to enter into agreements with employers in SERS to make a lump sum payment of all or a portion of the applicable employer’s portion of its future accrued liability contributions.

HB 1996, Printer's Number 2799

Amends the State Employees’ Retirement Code and the Public School Employees’ Retirement Code to require the State Employees’ Retirement System (SERS) and Public School Employees’ Retirement System (PSERS) boards to establish a number of specific board committees, to impose term limits and expand the current annual training requirements on board members, to require each board to have an internal control audit of the system and plan every five years.

THIRD CONSIDERATION

Aging & Older Adult Services Bill

HB 1061, Printer's Number 2580

Requires the Attorney General to establish an ongoing communication with the Department of Aging for the purpose of identifying potential patterns of financial exploitation of seniors.

Health Bill

HB 419, Printer's Number 408

Expands the age range of the women who receive screening and follow-up diagnostic care for breast and cervical cancer paid for through the Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program.

HB 1890, Printer's Number 2623

Requires a hospital or clinic to provide for ritual disposal of the medical tissue following a miscarriage or abortion.

Insurance Bill

HB 1457, Printer's Number 1825

Provides insurance coverage for custom artificial devices.

Judiciary Bill

HB 1772, Printer's Number 2821

Permits landowners to mark their property boundaries for no-trespassing purposes with purple paint marks on trees or posts.

Transportation Bill

HB 1665, Printer's Number 2223

Designates a bridge in Sellersville Borough, Bucks County, as the Sellersville Veterans Memorial Bridge.

HB 1907, Printer's Number 2674

Designates a bridge carrying SR 1025 over U.S. Route 11/15 in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County, as the Senator Hal Mowery Memorial Bridge.

RESOLUTIONS

HR 406

A Resolution designating the month of August 2019 as "Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 424

A Resolution recognizing the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests that began on June 4, 1989, and the events that occurred that day, along with the heroism of the participants.

HR 425

A Resolution recognizing the month of June 2019 as "National Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 434

A Resolution commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Golden Gate Lodge #33.

HR 501

A Resolution recognizing the importance and valuable service of pediatric shift nurses to children with complex medical needs in Pennsylvania.

HR 546

A Resolution recognizing the month of November 2019 as "National Dog Show Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 551

A Resolution recognizing the week of November 16 through 24, 2019, as "Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 564

A Resolution designating October 22, 2019, as "Vincent Neil DiRenzo Day" in Pennsylvania in memory of a native son who identified Cuban-based Soviet nuclear missiles in October 1962.

BILL ON CONCURRENCE

Education Bill

HB 49, Printer's Number 2740

HB 49 encourages students to participate in personal financial literacy courses in high school in order to help them acquire the everyday critical knowledge necessary to make wise financial choices as adults. As amended in the Senate Education Committee, HB 49 also does the following:restores the arrest powers of school police officers, gives school security personnel a 6 month extension to complete required NASRO training, gives the Higher Education Funding Commission more time to submit their comprehensive report; and ensures that former foster care students are provided access to all available state and federal resources to aid in their pursuit of higher education.

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

SECOND CONSIDERATION

Health Bill

HB 941, Printer's Number 1748

Requires the Department of Human Services (DHS) to approve the contracts between managed care organizations in the Medicaid program and pharmacy benefit managers, and provides for on-going oversight by allowing the department to collect information about the terms of the contracts.

HB 942, Printer's Number 2088

Updates the membership of the committee that recommends which drugs should be on the Medicaid drug formulary (the Pharmaceutical and Therapeutics Committee) to explicitly include representatives of community pharmacies.

HB 943, Printer's Number 2089

Allows pharmacists to disclose information to an insured individual about the comparative costs of medications, giving the patient the opportunity to get the best available price for the medicine they are purchasing.

HB 944, Printer's Number 2090

Allows the Department of the Auditor General to conduct full-scale audits and reviews of Pharmacy Benefit Mangers (PBMs) that subcontract with Medical Assistance Managed Care Organizations (MA-MCOs).

SB 572, Printer's Number 1285

Requires providers to follow a set protocol when prescribing opioids including drug tests, agreements for treatment, and providing specific information about risks of opioids and alternative methods to treat pain.

Human Services Bill

HB 1220, Printer's Number 1426

Requires the Department of Health to provide educational information about cytomegalovirus and requires CMV screening for certain newborns.

State Government Bill

SB 133, Printer's Number 1185

Amends the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to allow gubernatorial candidates to select the Lieutenant Governor to run with as a team.

THIRD CONSIDERATION

Insurance Bill

HB 1862, Printer's Number 2795

Prohibits surprise balance billing from out-of-network (OON) health care providers when an individual with health insurance was treated in an emergency; at an in-network facility; or initially by an in-network provider, in conjunction with an OON service. OON providers in these circumstances will be paid directly by health insurers at the median in-network rate for the provider's medical specialty and geographic region. Arbitration challenging the payment methodology is allowable.

Labor & Industry Bill

HB 1234, Printer's Number 2813

Amends the Workers' Compensation Act (Act 338 of 1915) to eliminate an injured worker's ability to sue their employer when the worker suffers from a work-related disease that manifests years after exposure, such as mesothelioma.

State Government Bill

HB 1960, Printer's Number 2794

Establishes the Commonwealth Pension Investment Office to manage and invest the assets of PSERS and SERS.

HB 1961, Printer's Number 2703

Amends the State Employees' Retirement Code in Title 71 (State Government) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, to require the State Employees’ Retirement System (SERS) to prepare a report on its investment performance data for the period of July 1 through June 30 of each year. SERS currently prepares reports its investment performance on a calendar year, while PSERS already reports on a fiscal year basis.

HB 1962, Printer's Number 2704

Amends the State Employees’ Retirement Code and the Public School Employees’ Retirement Code to require SERS and PSERS to perform annual stress tests of their respective pension systems using worst-case scenario rates of return rather than the actuarially set rate of return approved by their respective boards. The bill also has the IFO doing an analysis that it does not have the expertise to perform and which may present an inaccurate assessment of the health of the pension system.

HB 1963, Printer's Number 2705

Ends the application of collared employer contribution rates for SERS and PSERS after June 30, 2019. The Act 120 collars have not been in effect in several years since the commonwealth has been making its full actuarially required contributions.

HB 1964, Printer's Number 2765

Imposes new transparency requirements on the State Employees Retirement System (SERS) and Public School Employees Retirement System (PSERS) with respect to their operations and investments. While some elements of the bill, such as increased transparency regarding investment returns and investment fees, are positive developments, others may harm the systems’ ability to invest in certain asset classes or with certain high-performing managers. Some of the other disclosure requirements in the bill may result in proprietary information being made public that fund managers wouldn’t want to disclose. This may, in turn, discourage fund managers from doing business with SERS/PSERS, rather than exposing proprietary/sensitive investment strategy information.

HB 1982, Printer's Number 2787

Authorizes the State Employees’ Retirement System (SERS) to enter into agreements with employers in SERS to make a lump sum payment of all or a portion of the applicable employer’s portion of its future accrued liability contributions.

HB 1996, Printer's Number 2799

Amends the State Employees’ Retirement Code and the Public School Employees’ Retirement Code to require the State Employees’ Retirement System (SERS) and Public School Employees’ Retirement System (PSERS) boards to establish a number of specific board committees, to impose term limits and expand the current annual training requirements on board members, to require each board to have an internal control audit of the system and plan every five years.

RESOLUTIONS

HR 507

A Resolution directing the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a study and issue a report analyzing the current Pennsylvania health and human services hotlines and their cost to the Commonwealth.

HR 537

A Resolution recognizing November 21, 2019, as "The Great American Smokeout Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 557

A Resolution designating the week of November 10 through 16, 2019, as "Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 561

A Resolution recognizing November 3, 2019, as "One Health Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 566

A Resolution designating the month of November 2019 as "Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 570

A Resolution recognizing the month of November 2019 as "National Epilepsy Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 572

A Resolution recognizing November 23, 2019, as "National Adoption Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 580

A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as "Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 581

A Resolution recognizing the week of October 20 through 26, 2019, as "National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 595

A Resolution designating the month of November 2019 as "Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

Friday, June 28, 2019

Act No. 1

HB 790 - Representative SAYLOR

Co-Sponsors: Gregory

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An act to provide appropriations from the General Fund for the expenses of the Executive, Legislative and Judicial Departments of the Commonwealth, the public debt and the public schools for the fiscal year July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2020, and for the payment of bills incurred and remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal year ending June 30, 2019; to provide appropriations from special funds and accounts to the Executive and Judicial Departments for the fiscal year July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2020, and for the payment of bills remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal year ending June 30, 2019; to provide for the appropriation of Federal funds to the Executive and Judicial Departments for the fiscal year July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2020, and for the payment of bills remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal year ending June 30, 2019; and to provide for the additional appropriation of Federal and State funds to the Executive and Judicial Departments for the fiscal year July 1, 2018, to June 30, 2019, and for the payment of bills incurred and remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal year ending June 30, 2018.

Friday, June 21, 2019

Act No. 10

HB 223 - Representative PICKETT

Co-Sponsors: Kortz

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act authorizing the Department of General Services, with the approval of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission and the Governor, to grant and convey to French Azilum, Inc., certain lands situate in Asylum Township, Bradford County.

Friday, June 28, 2019

Act No. 12

HB 33 - Representative DUNBAR

Co-Sponsors: Saylor, Reese, Oberlander, Nelson, Rothman, Mackenzie, Greiner, Diamond, Jones, Pickett, Gregory, Ryan, Barrar, Gleim, Grove, Bernstine, Warner, Millard, Keefer, James, Pyle, Kauffman, Benninghoff, Masser,Roae

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of June 13, 1967 (P.L.31, No.21), known as the Human Services Code, in public assistance, further providing for definitions, for general assistance-related categorically needy and medically needy only medical assistance programs, for the medically needy and determination of eligibility and for medical assistance payments for institutional care; in hospital assessments, further providing for definitions, for authorization, for administration, for no hold harmless, for tax exemption and for time period; and, in Statewide quality care assessment, further providing for definitions.

Act No. 13

HB 262 - Representative METZGAR

Co-Sponsors: Dunbar, Rader, T. Davis, Greiner, Readshaw, Mcneill, Cox, Mackenzie, Millard, Hill-Evans, Barrar, Pickett, Lawrence, Gabler, Hickernell, Mehaffie,Nelson

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P.L.6, No.2), known as the Tax Reform Code of 1971, in sales and use tax, further providing for definitions, for imposition of tax, for exclusions from tax, for licenses, for persons required to make returns, for tax held in trust for the Commonwealth, for assessment, for collection of tax and for crimes and providing for class actions; in personal income tax, further providing for classes of income, providing for contributions for Veterans' Trust Fund, further providing for returns of married individuals, deceased or disabled individuals and fiduciaries and providing for paid tax return preparers and required information on personal income tax returns; in corporate net income tax, further providing for manufacturing innovation and reinvestment deduction; in realty transfer tax, further providing for definitions and for excluded transactions and providing for transfer of tax; in entertainment production tax credit, further providing for definitions, for carryover, carryback and assignment of credit, for limitations, for film production tax credit districts, for definitions, for carryover, carryback and assignment of tax credit and for limitations; in resource enhancement and protection tax credit, further providing for definitions, for Resource Enhancement and Protection Tax Credit Program, for tax credits, for project certification and for annual tax credits; in historic preservation incentive tax credit, further providing for definitions and for tax credit certificates, establishing the Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Administration Account, further providing for carryover, carryback and assignment of credit, for pass-through entity, providing for annual report to General Assembly, further providing for application of Internal Revenue Code and for limitation and providing for recapture; in coal refuse energy and reclamation tax credit, further providing for definitions, for application and approval of tax credit and for limitation on tax credits; in tax credit for new jobs, further providing for application process; in city revitalization and improvement zones, further providing for definitions and for restrictions; in manufacturing and investment tax credit, further providing for definitions, for rural growth funds, for requirements, for rural growth fund failure to comply, for reporting obligations, for business firms, for tax credit certificates, for claiming the tax credit, for prohibitions, for revocation of tax credit certificates and for exit; in neighborhood assistance tax credit, further providing for definitions, for public policy and for tax credit; in keystone opportunity zones, keystone opportunity expansion zones and keystone opportunity improvement zones, providing for additional designations; in mixed-use development tax credit, further providing for mixed-use development tax credits; in inheritance tax, further providing for inheritance tax; in table game taxes, reenacting provisions relating to table game taxes and further providing for expiration; in strategic development areas, further providing for sales and use tax and for local sales and use tax; in computer data center equipment incentive program, further providing for limitations; providing for independent public schools; and making a related repeal.

Act No. 14

HB 856 - Representative BOBACK

Co-Sponsors: Howard, Longietti, Rader, Kortz, Helm, Deluca, Petrarca, D. Miller, Toohil, Comitta,Gillen

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An act amending Title 67 (Public Welfare) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in preliminary provisions, further providing for definitions; in medical assistance hearings and appeals, further providing for definitions; in public welfare generally, providing for adoption opportunities and for family finding and kinship care; establishing the Kinship Care Program and the Subsidized Permanent Legal Custodianship Program; making related repeals; and making editorial changes.

Act No. 15

HB 1461 - Representative FEE

Co-Sponsors: Greiner, Millard, Ryan, Hickernell, B. Miller, Snyder, Jozwiak, Klunk, Pyle, Oberlander, Mentzer, Zimmerman, Solomon, Moul, Grove,Gillen

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.177, No.175), known as The Administrative Code of 1929, in administrative organization, repealing provisions relating to employees with access to Federal tax information and providing for criminal history background checks of employees and contractors with access to Federal tax information; in organization of independent administrative boards and commissions, providing for Center for Rural Pennsylvania; in Office of State Inspector General, further providing for powers, purpose and duties and for criminal charges; in Commonwealth budget procedures, further providing for submission of budget to General Assembly; in Commonwealth agency fees, further providing for Department of State; in Independent Fiscal Office, further providing for revenue estimates; providing for Joint Underwriting Association accountability; in powers and duties of the Department of Labor and Industry, its departmental administrative and advisory boards and departmental administrative officers, providing for Bureau of Occupational and Industrial Safety; providing for legislative agencies and the continuation of Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing; and making editorial changes and related repeals.

Act No. 16

HB 1615 - Representative TURZAI

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known as the Public School Code of 1949, in preliminary provisions, further providing for Special Education Funding Commission; in school districts, providing for full academic year requirements; in school finances, further providing for annual budget, additional or increased appropriations and transfer of funds; in grounds and buildings, further providing for limitation on new applications for Department of Education approval of public school building projects; in district superintendents and assistant district superintendents, further providing for eligibility; in pupils and attendance, further providing for definitions and for nonprofit school food program; in Drug and Alcohol Recovery High School Pilot Program, further providing for audit required; establishing the Innovation Schools Program; in community colleges, further providing for financial program and reimbursement of payments; in educational tax credits, further providing for definitions, for qualification and application by organizations, for application by business firms, for tax credits, for limitations and for opportunity scholarships; adding provisions relating to postsecondary institution sexual harassment and sexual violence policy and online reporting system; in school districts of the first class, further providing for board of public education and additional duties; in ready-to-succeed scholarship, further providing for agency duties relating to eligibility criteria; in funding for public libraries, providing for State aid for fiscal year 2019-2020; in reimbursements by Commonwealth and between school districts, further providing for payments on account of pupils enrolled in vocational curriculums, for student-weighted basic education funding, for payments to intermediate units, for assistance to school districts declared to be in financial recovery status or identified for financial watch status, for Ready-to-Learn Block Grant and for payment of required contribution for public school employees' social security and providing for advanced placement and International Baccalaureate exam fees; providing for fostering independence through education; and providing for references to "area vocational-technical school" and "vocational curriculums" in statute or regulation.

Act No. 2

HB 1350 - Representative SAYLOR

Co-Sponsors: Kortz

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

A Supplement to the act of April 1, 1863 (P.L.213, No.227), entitled "An act to accept the grant of Public Lands, by the United States, to the several states, for the endowment of Agricultural Colleges," making appropriations for carrying the same into effect; providing for a basis for payments of such appropriations, for a method of accounting for the funds appropriated and for certain fiscal information disclosure; and making an appropriation from a restricted account within the Agricultural College Land Scrip Fund.

Thursday, April 18, 2019

Act No. 2

HB 18 - Representative MACKENZIE

Co-Sponsors: James, Jozwiak, Kauffman, Millard, Ryan, Caltagirone, Gillen,Kortz

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act authorizing the release of Project 70 restrictions on certain lands owned by the Borough of Topton, Berks County, in exchange for the imposition of Project 70 restrictions on other lands to be acquired by the Borough of Topton, Berks County; authorizing the transfer of title for certain Project 70 lands owned by Lehigh County to Whitehall Township, Lehigh County; authorizing the release of Project 70 restrictions on certain lands owned by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, acting by and through the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, in exchange for the imposition of Project 70 restrictions on other lands to be acquired by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, acting by and through the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources; authorizing the Department of General Services, with the approval of the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs and the Governor, to grant and convey to Monroe County Municipal Waste Management Authority, or its successors or assigns, certain lands, buildings and improvements situate in Stroud Township, Monroe County; and authorizing the Department of General Services and East Stroudsburg University of the State System of Higher Education, with the approval of the Governor, to grant and convey to East Stroudsburg Borough, a certain permanent public sanitary sewer easement and certain permanent public water supply system easements situate in East Stroudsburg Borough, Monroe County.

Friday, June 28, 2019

Act No. 21

HB 315 - Representative MURT

Co-Sponsors: Bullock, Rabb, Kenyatta, Millard, Ryan, Rothman, Everett, Mizgorski, Schlossberg, Ullman, Isaacson, Kaufer, Mcneill, Howard, Hill-Evans, Schweyer, Deluca, Frankel, Warren, Dawkins, Mcclinton, Hohenstein, Burgos, Kinsey, Davidson, Gillen, Webster, T. Davis, Rozzi, Shusterman, Kortz,Otten

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in sexual offenses, providing for the offense of female mutilation.

Act No. 22

HB 384 - Representative KAIL

Co-Sponsors: Marshall, Hershey, Kauffman, Millard, Rothman, Gleim, Kortz,Sainato

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in licensing of drivers, further providing for classes of licenses.

Act No. 23

HB 502 - Representative HERSHEY

Co-Sponsors: Kauffman, Mihalek, Everett, Murt, Toepel, Rothman, Stephens, Irvin, Millard, Pickett, Zimmerman, Pyle, Oberlander, Simmons, Thomas, Kortz, Gillen, Cox, Otten,Galloway

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of November 24, 1998 (P.L.882, No.111), known as the Crime Victims Act, in crime victims, further providing for rights.

Act No. 24

HB 504 - Representative MIHALEK

Co-Sponsors: Kauffman, Hershey, Everett, Dunbar, Murt, Toepel, Rothman, Stephens, Irvin, Millard, Pickett, Zimmerman, Pyle, Oberlander, Simmons, Thomas, Kortz, Gillen, Otten, T. Davis,Galloway

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in sexual offenses, further providing for evidence of victim's sexual conduct.

Act No. 25

HB 1065 - Representative DUSH

Co-Sponsors: Caltagirone, Ryan, Sonney, Longietti, Hennessey, Bernstine, James, Digirolamo, Kauffman, Millard, Murt, Kinsey, Cox, Staats, Pyle, Masser, Hill-Evans, Pickett, Vitali, Sainato, Readshaw, Irvin, Neilson, Oberlander, Heffley, Struzzi, Deasy, Moul, Gillen,T. Davis

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act designating a bridge on that portion of State Route 3033 over Redbank Creek in Brookville Borough, Jefferson County, as the CPL James Slagle 2nd Ranger Battalion Army Ranger WWII Memorial Bridge.

Act No. 26

HB 1166 - Representative JOZWIAK

Co-Sponsors: Galloway, Barrar, Farry, Neilson, Gaydos, Fritz, Staats, Toepel, Digirolamo, Kinsey, Thomas, Rader, Driscoll, T. Davis,Polinchock

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of May 11, 1889 (P.L.188, No.210), entitled "A further supplement to an act, entitled 'An act to establish a board of wardens for the Port of Philadelphia, and for the regulation of pilots and pilotage, and for other purposes,' approved March twenty-ninth, one thousand eight hundred and three, and for regulating the rates of pilotage and number of pilots," further providing for rates of pilotage and computation, for pilotage fees and unit charge and for charges for services.

Act No. 3

HB 1351 - Representative SAYLOR

Co-Sponsors: Kortz

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

A Supplement to the act of July 28, 1966 (3rd Sp.Sess., P.L.87, No.3), known as the University of Pittsburgh--Commonwealth Act, making appropriations for carrying the same into effect; and providing for a basis for payments of such appropriations, for a method of accounting for the funds appropriated and for certain fiscal information disclosure.

Monday, July 1, 2019

Act No. 32

HB 1324 - Representative BARRAR

Co-Sponsors: Sainato, O'neal, Bernstine, Burns, Comitta, Schlegel Culver, Day, Driscoll, Everett, Frankel, Freeman, Fritz, Gabler, Galloway, Heffley, Helm, Hill-Evans, Kortz, Kulik, Lewis, Longietti, Markosek, Mcneill, Mihalek, Millard, D. Miller, Mullins, Murt, Neilson, Nelson, O'mara, Polinchock, Pyle, Readshaw, Rigby, Rothman, Ryan, Sappey, Saylor, Schmitt, Snyder, Struzzi, Ullman, White, Gillen, F. Keller, Kenyatta, Donatucci, T. Davis, Malagari, Warren, Sanchez, Webster, Ciresi, Ecker, Farry, Mehaffie, Thomas, Solomon, Williams,Merski

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 51 (Military Affairs) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in military educational programs, further providing for definitions, for eligibility, for grants, for amount of grants, for limitations, for recoupment of grant payments, for regulations, for administration and for Educational Assistance Program Fund and providing for a military family education program; and making editorial changes.

Act No. 33

HB 370 - Representative KLUNK

Co-Sponsors: Moul, Ryan, James, Zimmerman, Murt, Millard, Lawrence, Bernstine, Pashinski, Keefer, Saylor, Wheeland, Causer, Warner, Neilson, Cox,Longietti

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of June 30, 1981 (P.L.128, No.43), known as the Agricultural Area Security Law, further providing for purchase of agricultural conservation easements.

Act No. 34

HB 1514 - Representative HERSHEY

Co-Sponsors: Burgos, Causer, Pashinski, Bernstine, A. Davis, T. Davis, Delissio, Fee, Freeman, Greiner, Hanbidge, Hickernell, M. K. Keller, Kinsey, Longietti, Malagari, Millard, Moul, Owlett, Ryan, Sappey, Saylor, Snyder, Struzzi, Webster, Zimmerman, Irvin, Ciresi, Rabb, Sainato,Davidson

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 3 (Agriculture) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for the Farm-to-School Program; and making a related repeal.

Act No. 35

HB 1516 - Representative CAUSER

Co-Sponsors: Pashinski, Bernstine, Burgos, A. Davis, T. Davis, Delissio, Fee, Freeman, Greiner, Hanbidge, Harkins, Hershey, Hickernell, M. K. Keller, Longietti, Malagari, Mentzer, Millard, Moul, Neilson, Owlett, Rader, Ryan, Sappey, Saylor, Snyder, Struzzi, Ullman, Webster, Zimmerman, Mcneill, Irvin, Ciresi, Rabb,Sainato

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 3 (Agriculture) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, establishing the Agriculture Rapid Response Disaster Readiness Account.

Act No. 36

HB 1520 - Representative SNYDER

Co-Sponsors: Causer, Pashinski, Bernstine, A. Davis, T. Davis, Delissio, Fee, Freeman, Greiner, Hanbidge, Hershey, Hickernell, M. K. Keller, Kinsey, Longietti, Malagari, Millard, Owlett, Ryan, Sappey, Saylor, Struzzi, Webster, Zimmerman, Irvin, Burgos, Rabb, Sainato, Kortz,Kenyatta

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 3 (Agriculture) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in Pennsylvania Preferred® Trademark, further providing for Pennsylvania Preferred® Trademark Licensing Fund and providing for military veterans; providing for grant programs; and making editorial changes.

Act No. 37

HB 1526 - Representative IRVIN

Co-Sponsors: Causer, Pashinski, Bernstine, A. Davis, T. Davis, Delissio, Fee, Freeman, Greiner, Hanbidge, Hershey, Hickernell, M. K. Keller, Kinsey, Longietti, Malagari, Millard, Moul, Owlett, Rader, Ryan, Sappey, Saylor, Snyder, Struzzi, Webster, Zimmerman, Burgos, Rabb,Sainato

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 3 (Agriculture) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in general provisions, providing for Agriculture-Linked Investment Program; and making related repeals.

Act No. 38

HB 1590 - Representative OWLETT

Co-Sponsors: Causer, M. K. Keller, Pickett, Gregory, Pashinski, Fee, Caltagirone, Saylor, Deluca, Millard, Zimmerman, Hershey,Kauffman

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 64 (Public Authorities and Quasi-Public Corporations) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in Commonwealth Financing Authority, establishing the Dairy Investment Program and Dairy Investment Program Account.

Friday, June 28, 2019

Act No. 4

HB 1352 - Representative SAYLOR

Co-Sponsors: Kortz

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

A Supplement to the act of November 30, 1965 (P.L.843, No.355), known as the Temple University--Commonwealth Act, making an appropriation for carrying the same into effect; providing for a basis for payments of such appropriation; and providing a method of accounting for the funds appropriated and for certain fiscal information disclosure.

Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Act No. 4

HB 264 - Representative MAKO

Co-Sponsors: Dunbar, Bernstine, Mackenzie, James, Ryan, Murt, Neilson, Millard, Keefer, Grove, Simmons, Saylor,Gillen

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 53 (Municipalities Generally) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in municipal authorities, further providing for money of authority.

Monday, July 1, 2019

Act No. 41

HB 1172 - Representative HICKERNELL

Co-Sponsors: Readshaw, Causer, Schlegel Culver, Schlossberg, Mcneill, Ravenstahl, Pickett, Barrar, Rothman, Millard, Keefer, B. Miller, Deluca, Mentzer, Mihalek, Marshall, Jones, Zimmerman, Sainato, Hill-Evans, Burgos, Brown, Ciresi, Kortz, Gillen, Webster,T. Davis

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of July 2, 1993 (P.L.345, No.48), entitled "An act empowering the General Counsel or his designee to issue subpoenas for certain licensing board activities; providing for hearing examiners in the Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs; providing additional powers to the Commissioner of Professional and Occupational Affairs; and further providing for civil penalties and license suspension," providing for licensure by endorsement.

Tuesday, July 2, 2019

Act No. 42

HB 3 - Representative CUTLER

Co-Sponsors: Dermody, Pickett, Deluca, Wheeland, Schmitt, Rothman, Moul, Millard, Bizzarro, Boyle, Bradford, Briggs, Bullock, Burgos, Burns, Caltagirone, Carroll, Cephas, Ciresi, Comitta, Conklin, Daley, Davidson, A. Davis, T. Davis, Deasy, Delloso, Donatucci, Flynn, Frankel, Freeman, Gainey, Galloway, Goodman, Hanbidge, Harkins, Harris, Hill-Evans, Howard, Innamorato, Isaacson, Johnson-Harrell, Kim, Kinsey, Kirkland, Kortz, Kosierowski, Krueger, Kulik, Longietti, Malagari, Markosek, Matzie, Mccarter, Mcclinton, Mcneill, Merski, Mullery, Mullins, Neilson, O'mara, Pashinski, Ravenstahl, Readshaw, Roebuck, Rozzi, Sainato, Sanchez, Schlossberg, Shusterman, Sims, Snyder, Solomon, Sturla, Warren, Webster, Wheatley, Zabel, Fitzgerald, Ullman, Vitali, Williams, Delissio, Zimmerman, Schweyer, Dawkins, Hershey, Samuelson, B. Miller, Madden, Kenyatta,Ecker

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 40 (Insurance) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for health insurance markets oversight; and establishing the Pennsylvania Health Insurance Exchange Fund.

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Act No. 43

HB 24 - Representative LAWRENCE

Co-Sponsors: Turzai, Bernstine, Dunbar, Hershey, Irvin, James, Kauffman, Keefer, Mentzer, Millard, B. Miller, Saylor, Simmons, Zimmerman,Dush

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of February 9, 1999 (P.L.1, No.1), known as the Capital Facilities Debt Enabling Act, in capital facilities, further providing for bonds, issue of bonds and notes, maturity and interest.

Act No. 44

HB 65 - Representative SANKEY

Co-Sponsors: Bernstine, Bizzarro, Burns, Cox, Deasy, Digirolamo, Donatucci, Hill-Evans, Irvin, James, Jozwiak, Kauffman, Knowles, Kortz, Longietti, Markosek, Mcneill, Millard, Murt, Oberlander, Pickett, Readshaw, Reese, Ryan, Saylor, Schweyer, Sonney, Struzzi, Toepel, Hahn, Dush, Neilson, Gillen, Gabler, Sainato,T. Davis

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act designating a bridge on that portion of State Route 3047 over the South Branch of Blacklick Creek, Blacklick Township, Cambria County, as the Private First Class Steve L. Klosz Memorial Bridge; designating the 2100 to 2200 block of Castor Avenue, State Route 1005, in Philadelphia County as the Police Officer Raymond Diaz, Jr., Memorial Highway; designating the portion of Interstate 376 from the end of the bridge identified as Bridge Key 3522 to the exit at State Route 51 in Beaver County, as the Richard L. Shaw Memorial Highway; designating the bridge identified as Bridge Key 3522 on that portion of Interstate 376 over the Ohio River in Vanport Township, Beaver County, as the USAF Combat Controller Staff Sgt. Dylan Elchin Memorial Bridge; designating the first block of West Main Street, State Route 1010, in Fleetwood Borough, Berks County, as the Alex J. Szoke Highway; designating the bridge identified as Bridge Key 15986 on that portion of Interstate 79 northbound over West 16th Street in the City of Erie, Erie County, as the Thomas J. Kennedy, Jr., Memorial Bridge; designating the bridge on that portion of State Route 4011 over Pine Creek, Hegins Township, Schuylkill County, as the A. Donald Buffington Memorial Bridge; designating a portion of Pennsylvania Route 144 beginning at the intersection of Pennsylvania Route 64 in Pleasant Gap and ending at the intersection of Pennsylvania Route 45 in Centre Hall, Centre County, as the Duster-Quad 50-Searchlight Highway; and designating a portion of Pennsylvania Route 50 in Independence Township, Washington County, as the Lt. Col. Juanita L. Warman Memorial Highway.

Act No. 45

HB 131 - Representative JOZWIAK

Co-Sponsors: Greiner, Barrar, Mackenzie, M. K. Keller, Warren, Kortz, Rader, Schweyer, Gillen, Heffley, Deasy, Burgos, Ecker, Rothman, Moul, Sankey, Everett, Pashinski, Bernstine, Mehaffie, Neilson, Brooks, Wheeland, Masser, Delloso,T. Davis

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of April 12, 1951 (P.L.90, No.21), known as the Liquor Code, in preliminary provisions, further providing for definitions; in licenses and regulations and liquor, alcohol and malt and brewed beverages, further providing for wine and spirits auction permits, for malt and brewed beverages manufacturers', distributors' and importing distributors' licenses, for breweries and for rights of municipalities preserved; in distilleries, wineries, bonded warehouses, bailees for hire and transporters for hire, further providing for limited wineries, for distilleries and for records to be kept; in miscellaneous provisions, further providing for construction and applicability; and abrogating regulations.

Act No. 46

HB 195 - Representative NELSON

Co-Sponsors: Pickett, Sturla, Longietti, Diamond, Mcneill, Otten, Delozier, Ryan, Warren, Barrar, Readshaw, Caltagirone, James, Hill-Evans, Rader, Grove, Deluca, Kortz, Delissio, T. Davis, Kauffman, Neilson, Farry, Rothman, Hennessey, Bizzarro, Simmons, B. Miller, Boyle, Driscoll, Struzzi, Klunk, Rigby, Bernstine, Marshall, Saylor, Fritz, Nesbit, Reese, Boback, Thomas, Murt, Gabler, Mullins, Gaydos, Dush,Harkins

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 40 (Insurance) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in regulation of insurers and related persons generally, providing for medication synchronization.

Act No. 47

HB 235 - Representative TOOHIL

Co-Sponsors: Caltagirone, Murt, Quinn, Irvin, Bernstine, Mcneill, Pickett, Neilson, Millard, Struzzi, Jones, Zimmerman, Schweyer, Gillen, Kortz, Dush,Tobash

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 23 (Domestic Relations) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in petition for adoption, further providing for consents necessary to adoption; in support matters generally, further providing for costs and fees and for State disbursement unit; and, in child protective services, further proving for employees having contact with children, adoptive and foster parents and for volunteers having contact with children.

Act No. 48

HB 423 - Representative TOPPER

Co-Sponsors: Hill-Evans, Irvin, Keefer, B. Miller, Murt, Rothman, Toohil,Kortz

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of April 12, 1951 (P.L.90, No.21), known as the Liquor Code, in general provisions applying to both liquor and malt and brewed beverages, further providing for local option.

Act No. 49

HB 448 - Representative KAUFER

Co-Sponsors: Solomon, Millard, Digirolamo, Readshaw, Hill-Evans, Bernstine, B. Miller, Longietti, Murt, Deluca, Pickett, Klunk, Hennessey, Dush, Fritz, T. Davis, Rader, Freeman, Sainato, Ryan, Saylor, Neilson, Heffley, Mullins, Schlegel Culver, Brown, Gillen, Schlossberg,Pashinski

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of June 12, 2018 (P.L.136, No.28), known as the Pennsylvania Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial Act, further providing for definitions, for establishment, for composition and for report to the Governor and the General Assembly.

Friday, June 28, 2019

Act No. 5

HB 1353 - Representative SAYLOR

Co-Sponsors: Lawrence,Kortz

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

A Supplement to the act of July 7, 1972 (P.L.743, No.176), known as the Lincoln University-Commonwealth Act, making an appropriation for carrying the same into effect; providing for a basis for payments of the appropriation; providing for a method of accounting for the funds appropriated; and providing for certain fiscal information disclosure.

Wednesday, May 15, 2019

Act No. 5

HB 279 - Representative BOBACK

Co-Sponsors: Pickett, Ryan, Greiner, Diamond, Millard, Isaacson, Mcneill, Dowling, Otten, Kortz, Struzzi, Warren, Murt, Jozwiak, Readshaw, Brown, Hill-Evans, Ciresi, Owlett, Irvin, Kaufer, Neilson, Toohil, Gillen,Farry

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in particular rights and immunities, further providing for rescue from motor vehicle.

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Act No. 50

HB 547 - Representative EMRICK

Co-Sponsors: Pickett, Zimmerman, Roae, Ciresi, Bernstine, Millard,Heffley

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of June 24, 1931 (P.L.1206, No.331), known as The First Class Township Code, in corporate powers, further providing for ordinances and resolutions; and, in finance and taxation, further providing for tax levies and for tax rates to be expressed in dollars and cents.

Act No. 51

HB 548 - Representative EMRICK

Co-Sponsors: Pickett, Millard, Zimmerman, Neilson, Masser,Simmons

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Titles 8 (Boroughs and Incorporated Towns) and 11 (Cities) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in mayor, further providing for president or vice president of council to act as mayor; in taxation and finance, further providing for tax levy and for tax ordinance; in ordinances, further providing for ordinances and resolutions, for enactment, approval and veto, for recording, advertising and proof and for codification of ordinances; in council, further providing for ordinances and resolutions, for journal of proceedings, recording and withholding of vote, for records of ordinances maintained by city clerk and for time ordinances go into effect; and, in taxation, further providing for tax levies.

Act No. 52

HB 615 - Representative GILLESPIE

Co-Sponsors: Kortz, Kulik, Metzgar, Bernstine, Owlett, Murt, Zimmerman, Mullery, Warner, Saylor, Neilson, Wheeland, Goodman, Gillen, Sainato, Jozwiak, Gaydos,Dowling

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 71 (State Government) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in retirement for State employees and officers, further defining "enforcement officer"; and providing for installment payments.

Act No. 53

HB 751 - Representative ROAE

Co-Sponsors: Turzai, Delozier,Kortz

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 66 (Public Utilities) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in general provisions, further providing for definitions; in powers and duties, further providing for power of commission to order acquisition of small water and sewer utilities; in procedure on complaints, further providing for service of complaints on parties; and, in rates and distribution systems, further providing for computation of income tax expense for ratemaking purposes.

Act No. 54

HB 786 - Representative CUTLER

Co-Sponsors: Schlossberg, Ryan, Millard, Kaufer, Zimmerman, Madden, Hill-Evans, Wheeland,Schmitt

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 35 (Health and Safety) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in emergency medical services system, further providing for definitions and for Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation, providing for accreditation of trauma centers, for submission of list, for funding, for notification of trauma center closure, for reporting and for certification and financial report; and making a related repeal.

Act No. 55

HB 807 - Representative RYAN

Co-Sponsors: Rothman, Lewis, Readshaw, Bernstine, Jozwiak, Sainato, Murt, Kortz, Markosek, Kenyatta, Delloso, Mullins,Webster

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 51 (Military Affairs) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in Pennsylvania National Guard, further providing for compensation of division commander or equivalent; and making a related repeal.

Act No. 56

HB 826 - Representative MARSHALL

Co-Sponsors: Dunbar, Kail, Pyle, Deluca, Bernstine, Burgos, Toohil, Masser, Kortz, Ciresi, T. Davis,Webster

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act providing for sports raffles for charity; and making related repeals.

Act No. 57

HB 1524 - Representative RADER

Co-Sponsors: Millard, Rothman, James, Mehaffie, Toohil, Pickett, Brown, Kaufer, Jozwiak, Peifer, Boback, Fritz, Moul,O'neal

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of April 12, 1951 (P.L.90, No.21), known as the Liquor Code, in preliminary provisions, further providing for definitions; and, in licenses and regulations, liquor, alcohol and malt and brewed beverages, further providing for limiting number of retail licenses to be issued in each county and for licenses not assignable and transfers.

Act No. 58

HB 1614 - Representative KAUFFMAN

Co-Sponsors: Briggs

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Titles 18 (Crimes and Offenses) and 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in firearms and other dangerous articles, further providing for persons not to possess, use, manufacture, control, sell or transfer firearms and for sale or transfer of firearms; and, in commencement of proceedings, further providing for Statewide municipal police jurisdiction, for nonmunicipal police extraterritorial jurisdiction and for agents of the Office of Attorney General and providing for interpretation.

Friday, June 28, 2019

Act No. 6

HB 1354 - Representative SAYLOR

Co-Sponsors: Kortz

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act making appropriations to the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania.

Thursday, June 13, 2019

Act No. 6

HB 275 - Representative MEHAFFIE

Co-Sponsors: Kinsey, Solomon, Ullman, Freeman, Ryan, Murt, Millard, Rothman, Pickett, Saylor, Wheeland, Burgos, Schweyer,Hill-Evans

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of July 10, 1987 (P.L.246, No.47), known as the Municipalities Financial Recovery Act, in Early Intervention Program, further providing for definitions, for program objectives and for authorization; in municipal financial distress, further providing for limitation of status; and making an editorial change.

Friday, October 4, 2019

Act No. 73

HB 318 - Representative MIZGORSKI

Co-Sponsors: Pickett, Mcneill, Cox, Murt, Stephens, Schroeder, Mackenzie, Pyle, Isaacson, B. Miller, Schlossberg, Hahn, Frankel, Freeman, Rothman, Readshaw, Farry, Millard, Donatucci, Kauffman, Ravenstahl, Bernstine, Warren, Gregory, Zimmerman, Marshall, Goodman, Kortz, Ryan, Hershey, Zabel, Quinn, Jones, Helm, Schlegel Culver, Webster,Madden

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of December 4, 1996 (P.L.911, No.147), known as the Telemarketer Registration Act, further providing for definitions, for unlawful acts and penalties, for blocking of caller identification and other telemarketing screening products or services prohibited and for unwanted telephone solicitation calls prohibited.

Act No. 74

HB 1557 - Representative GABLER

Co-Sponsors: Bernstine, Borowicz, Burns, Causer, Dunbar, Irvin, Kail, Metcalfe, Metzgar, Moul, O'neal, Ortitay, Pyle, Roae, Sankey, Snyder, Struzzi, Fritz, Heffley, Masser, Kortz, Topper, Marshall, Schemel, Zimmerman, Cook, Nelson, Warner,Dush

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of September 24, 1968 (P.L.1040, No.318), known as the Coal Refuse Disposal Control Act, further providing for designating areas unsuitable for coal refuse disposal.

Monday, October 7, 2019

Act No. 75

HB 1170 - Representative MACKENZIE

Co-Sponsors: Galloway, Barrar, Keefer, Millard, Neilson, Readshaw, Mentzer, Emrick, Kortz, Burns, Farry, Metcalfe, Polinchock,Cox

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act prohibiting the employment of unauthorized employees; requiring construction industry employers to verify the Social Security numbers of employees; and imposing penalties.

Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Act No. 76

HB 265 - Representative STAATS

Co-Sponsors: Kauffman, James, Saylor, Quinn, D. Miller, Boback, Irvin, Oberlander, Gleim, Hill-Evans, Roebuck, Rader, Gabler, Pickett, Kortz, Murt, Jozwiak, Pashinski, Simmons, Barrar, Struzzi, Neilson, Deasy, Polinchock, Fee, Thomas, Rapp, Brown, Farry, T. Davis, Mizgorski, Moul, Mullery, Carroll, Solomon, Kenyatta,Williams

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known as the Public School Code of 1949, in preliminary provisions, providing for career information and recruitment; in terms and courses of study, further providing for Commission for Agricultural Education Excellence; in vocational education, further providing for advisory committees, providing for a workforce development program clearinghouse and for PAsmart online career resource center, further providing for career and technical education equipment grants and providing for utilization of credits; establishing the Schools-to-Work Program and providing for powers and duties of the Department of Labor and Industry; providing for classification of program code; in transfers of credits between institutions of higher education, further providing for definitions, for duties of public institutions of higher education and State-related institutions, for Transfer and Articulation Oversight Committee and for duties of department; replacing references to "vocational-technical" with "career and technical," replacing references to "vocational" with "career and technical" and replacing references to "vocation" with "career and technical"; deleting references to vocational school districts; and renaming the State Board for Vocational Education as the State Board of Career and Technical Education.

Thursday, November 7, 2019

Act No. 78

HB 374 - Representative EVERETT

Co-Sponsors: Solomon, Pashinski, Sturla, Longietti, Millard, Innamorato, Saylor, Deluca, Barrar, Mentzer, Pickett, Wheeland, Ravenstahl, Schlossberg, Otten, Comitta, Kortz, Gillen, Webster,Caltagirone

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Titles 27 (Environmental Resources) and 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for Keystone Tree Restricted Account; and, in registration of vehicles, providing for contributions to the Keystone Tree Restricted Account.

Act No. 79

HB 407 - Representative MASSER

Co-Sponsors: Helm, Caltagirone, Bernstine, Schlossberg, James, Neilson, Millard, Deluca, Jozwiak, White, O'neal, Goodman, Schmitt, Donatucci, Bizzarro, Hohenstein, Isaacson, Heffley, Kortz, Quinn,T. Davis

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 1 (General Provisions) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in rules of construction, further providing for definitions.

Act No. 80

HB 510 - Representative SCHEMEL

Co-Sponsors: Saylor, Millard, Kauffman, Ryan, Bernstine, Zimmerman, Mentzer, Nesbit, Marshall, Kortz, Gillen,Ecker

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 53 (Municipalities Generally) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in intergovernmental cooperation, further providing for ordinance, for content of ordinance, for joint purchases with private educational establishments, for required review of specified agreements and for effect of joint cooperation agreements.

Act No. 81

HB 511 - Representative SCHEMEL

Co-Sponsors: Saylor, Millard, Kauffman, Bernstine, Ryan, Zimmerman, Mentzer, Nesbit, Marshall, Kortz, Gillen,Ecker

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending the act of May 1, 1933 (P.L.103, No.69), known as The Second Class Township Code, in corporate powers, further providing for intergovernmental cooperation.

Act No. 82

HB 512 - Representative SCHEMEL

Co-Sponsors: Saylor, Millard, Kauffman, Bernstine, Ryan, Zimmerman, Mentzer, Nesbit, Gillen,Ecker

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 11 (Cities) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in corporate powers, further providing for municipal authorities and cooperation with other political subdivisions.

Act No. 83

HB 859 - Representative BARRAR

Co-Sponsors: Sainato, Deluca, Farry, Gillen, Hill-Evans, James, Millard, Neilson, Pickett, Quinn, Readshaw, Ryan, Saylor, Wheeland, Zimmerman, Kortz, Delloso, Rapp, T. Davis,Boyle

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act amending Title 35 (Health and Safety) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in 911 emergency communication services, further providing for telecommunications management and providing for Nonprofit Security Grant Fund.

Act No. 84

HB 1085 - Representative BERNSTINE

Co-Sponsors: Peifer, Diamond, Dunbar, Greiner, Helm, Irvin, Kaufer, Marshall, Millard, Moul, Pyle, Rothman, Ryan,Staats

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act repealing the act of June 22, 1935 (P.L.414, No.182), known as the State Personal Property Tax Act.

Wednesday, June 19, 2019

Act No. 9

HB 619 - Representative HELM

Co-Sponsors: Bernstine, Bizzarro, Boback, Brown, Burns, Caltagirone, Davidson, Digirolamo, Freeman, Hennessey, Hill-Evans, Kinsey, Kortz, Kulik, Longietti, Mehaffie, Millard, Neilson, Oberlander, Rabb, Readshaw, Rothman, Ryan, Saylor, Schlossberg, Schweyer, Sonney, Wheeland, Gillen, Sainato, Webster, Kenyatta,T. Davis

Enacted: True

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: True

An Act providing for the annual designation and holiday observance June 19 as "Juneteenth National Freedom Day" in this Commonwealth.

Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Adopted

HR 559 - Representative NESBIT

Co-Sponsors: Longietti, Bizzarro, Pickett, Digirolamo, Millard, Williams, Sainato, Bernstine, Caltagirone, Hill-Evans, Roebuck, Gillen,Webster

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution recognizing October 29, 2019, as "International Data Center Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 599 - Representative METCALFE

Co-Sponsors: Barrar, Bernstine, James, Marshall, Mustello, Nesbit, Pyle, Boback, Brooks, Digirolamo, Kauffman, Millard, Pickett, Saylor, Maloney, T. Davis,Neilson

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution memorializing the Can-Am Police-Fire Games Federation to name Butler County as the 2024 Can-Am Police-Fire Games location.

HR 565 - Representative BRIGGS

Co-Sponsors: Schlegel Culver, Bizzarro, Hennessey, Longietti, Ryan, Kortz, Kinsey, Caltagirone, Harkins, Freeman, Millard, Hill-Evans, Readshaw, Burns, Digirolamo, Zimmerman, Murt, T. Davis,Neilson

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution recognizing October 20, 2019, as "Mast Cell Diseases Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 558 - Representative SCHLEGEL CULVER

Co-Sponsors: Pickett, Mackenzie, Hickernell, Murt, Sainato, Burns, Ecker, Longietti, Bizzarro, James, Donatucci, Ryan, Toepel, Fee, Simmons, Schmitt, Thomas, Kortz, Mentzer, Williams, Cox, Hill-Evans, Brown, Digirolamo, Millard, Rozzi, Deasy, Moul, Schlossberg, Hahn, Caltagirone, Readshaw, Merski, Kaufer, Schweyer, Warren, Pyle, Hohenstein, Farry, Gillen, Gabler, Goodman, T. Davis, Webster, Neilson,Everett

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating the month of November 2019 as "Veteran Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania in conjunction with the annual "Veterans Day" observance on November 11, 2019.

HR 556 - Representative HEFFLEY

Co-Sponsors: Moul, Hennessey, Sonney, Burns, Bizzarro, Turzai, Longietti, Ryan, Mackenzie, Kortz, Schlegel Culver, Kauffman, Diamond, Pickett, Thomas, Merski, Freeman, Millard, Hickernell, Samuelson, Hill-Evans, Readshaw, Knowles, Barrar, Staats, Brown, Oberlander, Schlossberg, Digirolamo, Caltagirone, Bernstine, Jones, Marshall, Ciresi, Zimmerman, Murt, Schweyer, B. Miller, Deluca, Gillen, Gleim,T. Davis

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as "Down Syndrome Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 552 - Representative READSHAW

Co-Sponsors: Ryan, Kulik, Hennessey, Wheatley, Kortz, Bizzarro, Harkins, Schlossberg, Cox, Ravenstahl, Sonney, Causer, Sainato, Kinsey, Polinchock, Malagari, Hill-Evans, Freeman, Murt, Longietti, Pyle, Staats, Digirolamo, Millard, James, Solomon, Toepel, Youngblood, Barrar, Delloso, Deluca, Howard, Mackenzie, Oberlander, Mcneill, Caltagirone, Brown, Merski, Pickett, Kauffman, Burns, Rothman, Jozwiak, Hickernell, Boback, Mentzer, Deasy, Moul, Bernstine, Keefer, Schweyer, Gillen, Goodman, Webster,Everett

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution honoring the 244th birthday of the United States Marine Corps on November 10, 2019.

HR 549 - Representative READSHAW

Co-Sponsors: Schmitt, Millard, Bizzarro, Hennessey, Digirolamo, Kortz, Burns, Ryan, Sonney, Longietti, Hill-Evans, Kinsey, Frankel, Pashinski, Deluca, Ullman, Helm, Neilson, Freeman, Zimmerman, Caltagirone, Markosek, Mcclinton, Goodman, Moul, Schweyer, Gillen,Youngblood

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating the week of October 20 through 26, 2019, as "Respiratory Care Week" in Pennsylvania and commending respiratory therapists for their outstanding contributions to health care.

HR 545 - Representative BARRAR

Co-Sponsors: Bizzarro, Boback, Brown, Cox, Digirolamo, Freeman, Harkins, Hennessey, Hershey, Hill-Evans, Hohenstein, James, Kauffman, Knowles, Kortz, Longietti, Mackenzie, Mentzer, Millard, B. Miller, Murt, Pickett, Readshaw, Ryan, Schmitt, Sonney, Staats, Toepel, Zimmerman, Sainato, Warren, Pyle, Gillen, Gabler, T. Davis, Webster,Neilson

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution recognizing the 375th anniversary of William Penn's birth.

HR 542 - Representative MACKENZIE

Co-Sponsors: Bizzarro, Burns, Caltagirone, Digirolamo, Gleim, Hill-Evans, Kim, Kortz, Millard, Readshaw, Rothman, Schmitt,Schweyer

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating the week of October 13 through 19, 2019, as "International Central Service Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 541 - Representative KNOWLES

Co-Sponsors: Hennessey, Day, Millard, Ryan, Digirolamo, Brooks, Schmitt, Kortz, Caltagirone, Burns, Wheeland,Jozwiak

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating the week of September 30 through October 4, 2019, as "Juvenile Detention Centers and Alternative Programs Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 540 - Representative BOBACK

Co-Sponsors: Kortz, Bizzarro, Sonney, Pickett, Longietti, Ryan, Freeman, Schmitt, Pashinski, Digirolamo, Youngblood, Burns, Helm, Sanchez, Millard, Hill-Evans, Mackenzie, Saylor, Owlett, Caltagirone, Schweyer, Kim, Readshaw, Howard, Roebuck, Johnson-Harrell,Gillen

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution recognizing October 7, 2019, as "Blue Shirt Day World Day of Bullying Prevention" in Pennsylvania in support of those working hard to raise awareness of bullying and preventing its occurrence.

HR 548 - Representative HEFFLEY

Co-Sponsors: Hennessey, Kortz, Kinsey, Longietti, Ryan, Freeman, Digirolamo, Pyle, Youngblood, Readshaw, Schlegel Culver, Boback, Hill-Evans, Brown, Schmitt, Caltagirone, Murt,Gillen

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating October 5, 2019, as "Peroxisomal Disorder Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 116 - Representative KIRKLAND

Co-Sponsors: Bizzarro, Hill-Evans, Mcneill, Caltagirone, Longietti, Kinsey, Readshaw, Schlossberg, Markosek, T. Davis, Youngblood, Murt, Neilson, Mcclinton, Warren, Bullock, Davidson, Fitzgerald, Wheatley, Webster, Pashinski,Malagari

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating October 30, 2019, as "Violent Crime Survivors' Assistance and Grief Support Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 530 - Representative KINSEY

Co-Sponsors: Johnson-Harrell, Murt, Dawkins, Schlossberg, Bizzarro, Kortz, Millard, Hennessey, Harris, Longietti, Hill-Evans, Frankel, Brooks, Mcneill, Williams, Kim, Burns, Heffley, Readshaw, Digirolamo, Moul, Ciresi, Deluca, Howard, Roebuck, Mcclinton, Deasy, Schweyer, Gleim,Webster

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (197-0)

A Resolution recognizing September 25, 2019, as the "Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims" in Pennsylvania.

Tuesday, October 29, 2019

Adopted

HR 539 - Representative BOBACK

Co-Sponsors: Helm, Bizzarro, Pickett, Kirkland, Donatucci, Kortz, Digirolamo, Murt, Hennessey, Burns, Hill-Evans, Sonney, Freeman, Millard, Schlegel Culver, Kauffman, Staats, Mackenzie, Williams, Malagari, B. Miller, Youngblood, Kinsey, Heffley, Harkins, Schmitt, Snyder, Owlett, Brown, Caltagirone, Saylor, Kim, Readshaw, Howard, Johnson-Harrell,Gillen

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution recognizing the week of October 20 through 26, 2019, as "National Teen Driver Safety Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 479 - Representative DONATUCCI

Co-Sponsors: Frankel, Hennessey, Digirolamo, Kortz, Williams, Burns, Bizzarro, Longietti, Murt, Cruz, Schlossberg, Hill-Evans, Freeman, Millard, Hohenstein, Shusterman, Cephas, Dawkins, Malagari, Youngblood, Mcclinton, Harkins, O'mara, T. Davis, Boback, Roebuck, Kim, Readshaw, Howard, Sainato, Johnson-Harrell, Warren, Galloway,Webster

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating October 11, 2019, as the "Day of the Girl" in Pennsylvania.

HR 578 - Representative MEHAFFIE

Co-Sponsors: Farry, Ecker, Longietti, Pickett, Greiner, Kortz, Bizzarro, Rothman, Sonney, Murt, Williams, Brown, Madden, Schlegel Culver, Hahn, Freeman, Burns, Kinsey, Readshaw, Digirolamo, Hill-Evans, Caltagirone, Staats, Schmitt, Wentling, Hickernell, Dowling, Heffley, Everett, A. Davis, Mcneill, Warren, Rader, T. Davis, Driscoll, Mackenzie, Moul, Millard, Schweyer, Deluca, Harkins, Youngblood, Neilson,Zimmerman

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating October 29, 2019, as "Amusement Park Day" in Pennsylvania to honor amusement parks and family theme parks in this Commonwealth.

HR 563 - Representative PICKETT

Co-Sponsors: Deluca, Bernstine, Brown, Burns, Caltagirone, Digirolamo, Freeman, Hennessey, Hill-Evans, Kinsey, Kortz, Mentzer, Millard, Owlett, Ryan, Schmitt, Sonney, Thomas, Toohil, Warren, Wheeland,Zimmerman

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as "Life Insurance Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 497 - Representative BIZZARRO

Co-Sponsors: Caltagirone, Hennessey, Millard, Schlossberg, Kortz, Hill-Evans, Schlegel Culver, Digirolamo, Merski, Mcneill, Murt, Burns, Malagari, Youngblood, Heffley, Snyder, T. Davis, Madden, Kim, Readshaw, Howard, Johnson-Harrell,Gillen

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (197-0)

A Resolution recognizing dwarfism with the hope of raising positive awareness about dwarfism and promoting the welfare of people having dwarfism in this Commonwealth.

HR 524 - Representative HILL-EVANS

Co-Sponsors: Greiner, Bizzarro, Kulik, Kinsey, Freeman, Murt, Frankel, Hickernell, Readshaw, Digirolamo, Schlossberg, Millard, Schlegel Culver, Kortz, Matzie, Ryan, Mcclinton, Caltagirone, Mentzer, Deasy, Schweyer, Grove, Kaufer, O'mara, Kim, Johnson-Harrell, Warren, Sainato,Gillen

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as "Pennsylvania Pharmacists and Pharmacy Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 392 - Representative DUSH

Co-Sponsors: Kortz, Rothman, Grove, Burns, Sonney, Pyle, Gaydos, Mackenzie, Millard, Readshaw, Gillen, Webster,Lewis

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (167-30)

A Resolution designating November 7, 2019, as "Victims of Communism Memorial Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 571 - Representative DEASY

Co-Sponsors: Kortz, Ryan, Rothman, Youngblood, Hennessey, Bizzarro, Murt, Longietti, Markosek, Digirolamo, Barrar, Millard, Ravenstahl, Pyle, Readshaw, Burns, Sainato, Caltagirone, Kulik, Brooks, Dermody, Deluca, Marshall, Harkins, Turzai,Webster

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating October 28, 2019, as "Steve Blass Day" in Pennsylvania to celebrate the Pittsburgh Pirates icon.

HR 569 - Representative STEPHENS

Co-Sponsors: Hennessey, Pickett, James, Kinsey, Digirolamo, Madden, Sonney, Burns, Longietti, Kortz, Briggs, Schlegel Culver, Kauffman, Merski, Freeman, Millard, Hill-Evans, Readshaw, Brown, Howard, Schmitt, Caltagirone, Deasy,Deluca

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating the week of October 20 through 26, 2019, as "Pro Bono Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 550 - Representative READSHAW

Co-Sponsors: Millard, Schmitt, Hennessey, Bizzarro, Digirolamo, Kortz, Burns, Ryan, Sonney, Longietti, Brown, Hill-Evans, Kinsey, Deluca, Helm, Neilson, Freeman, Caltagirone, Markosek, Mcclinton, Gillen, Youngblood,Deasy

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution recognizing the week of October 20 through 26, 2019, as "National Massage Therapy Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania to honor the more than 7,900 licensed massage therapists in this Commonwealth.

HR 536 - Representative WHEATLEY

Co-Sponsors: Frankel, Mcclinton, Kinsey, Mcneill, Schlegel Culver, T. Davis, Hill-Evans, Ryan, Kortz, Murt, Millard, Longietti, Burns, Merski, Youngblood, Caltagirone, Heffley, Readshaw, Digirolamo, Johnson-Harrell, Roebuck, Deasy, Schweyer,Ciresi

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution recognizing October 24, 2019, as "Lights On Afterschool Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 517 - Representative NEILSON

Co-Sponsors: Harkins, Longietti, Hill-Evans, Millard, Caltagirone, Hahn, Hennessey, Sanchez, Schlossberg, Kortz, Digirolamo, Merski, Murt, Freeman, Bizzarro, Mcclinton, Mcneill, Mccarter, Sonney, T. Davis, Bernstine, Burns, Mackenzie, Brown, Readshaw, Youngblood, Johnson-Harrell, Roebuck, Ryan, Schlegel Culver, Schweyer,Ciresi

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as "Dyslexia Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 498 - Representative KINSEY

Co-Sponsors: Madden, Bizzarro, Sainato, Burns, Longietti, Hill-Evans, Mcclinton, Rothman, Sonney, Kortz, Digirolamo, Boback, Freeman, Millard, Thomas, Harkins, Kosierowski, Kim, Readshaw, Murt, Johnson-Harrell,Heffley

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as "Rett Syndrome Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 505 - Representative QUINN

Co-Sponsors: Barrar, Digirolamo, Mehaffie, Murt, Stephens, White, Hennessey, Kortz, Hill-Evans, Bizzarro, Sanchez, Millard, Schlossberg, Hohenstein, Freeman, Caltagirone, Kim, Readshaw, Hanbidge, O'mara, Roebuck, Johnson-Harrell, Galloway,Webster

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating November 12, 2019, the 550th anniversary of the birth of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, as "World Equality Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 523 - Representative MATZIE

Co-Sponsors: Snyder, Burns, Readshaw, Kortz, Kauffman, Bizzarro, Hennessey, Digirolamo, Harkins, Sonney, Schlossberg, Williams, Pickett, Freeman, Millard, Brown, Mackenzie, Longietti, Youngblood, Caltagirone, Barrar, Bernstine, Schlegel Culver, Malagari, Hill-Evans, Schweyer,Gillen

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating the week of October 13 through 19, 2019, as "Credit Union Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 477 - Representative HANBIDGE

Co-Sponsors: Malagari, Kortz, Hennessey, Pashinski, Longietti, Frankel, Sappey, Bizzarro, Schlossberg, Kosierowski, Roebuck, Shusterman, Youngblood, Samuelson, Kinsey, Readshaw, Sonney, Boback, Brown, Millard, Digirolamo, Polinchock, O'mara, Mentzer, Williams, Murt, Mackenzie, Ciresi, Hill-Evans, Sainato, Kim, Howard, Schweyer, Johnson-Harrell, Warren, Mcclinton,Webster

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as "Civic Education Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 454 - Representative JAMES

Co-Sponsors: Briggs, Bizzarro, Burns, Caltagirone, Deasy, Digirolamo, Frankel, Freeman, Harkins, Hennessey, Hill-Evans, Hohenstein, Longietti, Mackenzie, Malagari, Murt, Oberlander, Pashinski, Pickett, Pyle, Readshaw, Ryan, Schmitt, Sonney, Staats, Thomas, Williams, Sainato, Kortz, Schlossberg, Mentzer, Ciresi, Heffley, O'mara, Everett, Schweyer, Schlegel Culver, Polinchock, B. Miller,Webster

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution recognizing the week of September 8 through 14, 2019, as "Arts in Education Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 450 - Representative ROEBUCK

Co-Sponsors: Ryan, Bizzarro, Hill-Evans, Murt, Mccarter, Kortz, Kinsey, Freeman, Caltagirone, Longietti, Mcclinton, Millard, Conklin, Readshaw, Digirolamo, Youngblood, Neilson, Schweyer, Merski,Gillen

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution recognizing 2019 as the "International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements" in Pennsylvania.

HR 435 - Representative DONATUCCI

Co-Sponsors: Kortz, Schlossberg, Hill-Evans, Bizzarro, Digirolamo, Hennessey, Burns, Boback, Readshaw, Millard, Kirkland, Caltagirone, Freeman, Harkins, Neilson, Longietti, Youngblood, Deluca, Schweyer,Gillen

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (198-0)

A Resolution recognizing the week of October 21 through 25, 2019, as "National Medical Assistants Recognition Week" in Pennsylvania in appreciation of the quality care, support and vital services provided by medical assistants in this Commonwealth.

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Adopted

HR 478 - Representative RAPP

Co-Sponsors: Bernstine, Boback, Burns, Caltagirone, Conklin, Schlegel Culver, Digirolamo, Kauffman, Kinsey, Knowles, Kortz, Millard, Moul, Murt, Neilson, Pickett, Pyle, Rothman, Ryan, Sonney, Staats, Williams,T. Davis

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution honoring John William Heisman, the namesake of the Heisman Trophy, on the occasion of his 150th birthday.

HR 522 - Representative MATZIE

Co-Sponsors: Snyder, Sainato, Burns, Deasy, Readshaw, Kortz, Hennessey, Bizzarro, Digirolamo, Ryan, Harkins, Sonney, Schlossberg, James, Pickett, Freeman, Boback, Millard, Brown, Delloso, Longietti, Hohenstein, Mentzer, O'mara, Caltagirone, Barrar, Bernstine, Gaydos, Murt, Marshall, Schlegel Culver, Hill-Evans, Schweyer, Johnson-Harrell, Gillen,T. Davis

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as "Agent Orange Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 521 - Representative MATZIE

Co-Sponsors: Snyder, Burns, Deasy, Readshaw, Kortz, Bizzarro, Hennessey, Digirolamo, Pashinski, Harkins, Hickernell, Sonney, Schlossberg, Kenyatta, Pickett, Freeman, Millard, Brown, Mcneill, Mackenzie, Longietti, Pyle, Youngblood, Caltagirone, Moul, Barrar, Struzzi, Gaydos, Schlegel Culver, Malagari, Hill-Evans, Roebuck, Kim, Howard, Schweyer, Warren,T. Davis

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating the month of October 2019 as "Wine, Wineries and Grapes Month" in Pennsylvania.

HR 504 - Representative SAINATO

Co-Sponsors: Digirolamo, Mcclinton, Millard, Youngblood, Rapp, Caltagirone, Sonney, Readshaw, Boback, Kortz, Marshall, Longietti, Murt, Burns, Brown, Deasy, Schlegel Culver, T. Davis, Mackenzie, Kinsey, Bernstine, Kim, Ryan, Schlossberg, Mihalek, Schweyer, Hill-Evans, Mcneill, Williams, Ullman, Johnson-Harrell, Warren,Gillen

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution recognizing September 30, 2019, as "NICU Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 485 - Representative EMRICK

Co-Sponsors: Bernstine, Bizzarro, Boback, Burns, Caltagirone, Digirolamo, Freeman, Heffley, Hennessey, Hill-Evans, Kinsey, Kortz, Longietti, Millard, Murt, Pyle, Ryan, Schmitt, Sonney, Kim, Readshaw, Roebuck, Jozwiak, Schweyer, Gillen,T. Davis

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating October 11, 2019, as "Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome Awareness Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 499 - Representative KINSEY

Co-Sponsors: Hohenstein, Burns, Longietti, Hill-Evans, Mcclinton, Schlossberg, James, Sonney, Kortz, Digirolamo, Ravenstahl, Freeman, Millard, Brown, Mackenzie, Harkins, Kim, Murt, Howard, Heffley, Roebuck, Johnson-Harrell, Galloway,T. Davis

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution recognizing the week of October 13 through 19, 2019, as "Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania.

HR 473 - Representative SAYLOR

Co-Sponsors: Bizzarro, Boback, Burns, Caltagirone, Deluca, Digirolamo, Everett, Freeman, Greiner, Hennessey, Hill-Evans, Jones, Kinsey, Kortz, Longietti, Malagari, Millard, Murt, Oberlander, Pickett, Polinchock, Ryan, Sappey, Schlossberg, Schmitt, Sonney, Staats, Warren, Gillen,T. Davis

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution designating October 10, 2019, as "Put the Brakes on Fatalities Day" in Pennsylvania.

HR 372 - Representative CAUSER

Co-Sponsors: Bernstine, Bizzarro, Brown, Burns, Caltagirone, Cox, Deasy, Digirolamo, Donatucci, Fee, Freeman, Hennessey, Hickernell, Hill-Evans, Irvin, Kortz, Krueger, Kulik, Longietti, Matzie, Merski, Millard, Moul, Neilson, Oberlander, Owlett, Pickett, Pyle, Rapp, Readshaw, Ryan, Schlossberg, Sonney, Thomas, Williams, Youngblood, Zimmerman, Roebuck, Malagari, Schlegel Culver, Gillen,T. Davis

Enacted: False

Passed House: True

Passed Senate: False

Vote: (196-0)

A Resolution recognizing the month of September 2019 as "Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

Wednesday, September 25, 2019

HB 21

Amendment 2801 - Filed By Representative Hickernell

HB 916

Amendment 2647 - Filed By Representative Hennessey

HB 1061

Amendment 2941 - Filed By Representative Murt

HB 1710

Amendment 2858 - Filed By Representative Hennessey

HB 1711

Amendment 2772 - Filed By Representative Lawrence

Amendment 2857 - Filed By Representative Hennessey

HB 1712

Amendment 2867 - Filed By Representative Hennessey

HB 1758

Amendment 2930 - Filed By Representative Carroll

Tuesday, September 24, 2019

HB 432

Amendment 2901 - Filed By Representative Barrar

HB 523

Amendment 2886 - Filed By Representative Rowe

HB 1066

Amendment 2713 - Filed By Representative Kauffman

HB 1459

Amendment 2667 - Filed By Representative Sainato

Amendment 2872 - Filed By Representative Barrar

HB 1542

Amendment 2846 - Filed By Representative Solomon

Amendment 2903 - Filed By Representative Heffley

HB 1582

Amendment 2912 - Filed By Representative Moul

Amendment 2917 - Filed By Representative Freeman

HB 1589

Amendment 2937 - Filed By Representative Kenyatta

HB 1803

Amendment 2883 - Filed By Representative Everett

HB 1834

Amendment 2919 - Filed By Representative Barrar

HB 1835

Amendment 2902 - Filed By Representative Briggs

HB 1851

Amendment 2861 - Filed By Representative Kauffman

SB 133

Amendment 2666 - Filed By Representative Everett

Monday, September 23, 2019

HR 464

Amendment 2818 - Filed By Representative Frankel

HB 1102

Amendment 2895 - Filed By Representative Bradford

Friday, September 20, 2019

HB 1048

Amendment 1546 - Filed By Representative Burns

Thursday, September 19, 2019

HB 1104

Amendment 2723 - Filed By Representative Toohil

HB 1542

Amendment 2820 - Filed By Representative Deasy

Wednesday, September 18, 2019

HB 759

Amendment 2789 - Filed By Representative Barrar

HB 1069

Amendment 2825 - Filed By Representative Wheeland

HB 1107

Amendment 2748 - Filed By Representative Everett

HB 1220

Amendment 2673 - Filed By Representative Cruz

HB 1392

Amendment 2724 - Filed By Representative Carroll

Amendment 2828 - Filed By Representative Rothman

HB 1588

Amendment 2761 - Filed By Representative Boyle

HB 1662

Amendment 2834 - Filed By Representative Digirolamo

HB 1786

Amendment 2790 - Filed By Representative Sainato

Tuesday, September 17, 2019

HB 847

Amendment 2763 - Filed By Representative Frankel

Thursday, June 27, 2019

HB 365

Amendment 1715 - Filed By Representative White

HB 564

Amendment 2548 - Filed By Representative Pickett

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

HB 1671

Amendment 2501 - Filed By Representative Peifer

SB 48

Amendment 2597 - Filed By Representative Saylor

SB 621

Amendment 2543 - Filed By Representative Saylor

SB 695

Amendment 2576 - Filed By Representative Saylor

SB 712

Amendment 2588 - Filed By Representative Saylor

SB 733

Amendment 2505 - Filed By Representative Saylor

Amendment 2595 - Filed By Representative Saylor

Tuesday, June 25, 2019

HB 295

Amendment 2521 - Filed By Representative Frankel

SB 478

Amendment 2407 - Filed By Representative Saylor

SB 695

Amendment 2546 - Filed By Representative Saylor

SB 700

Amendment 2536 - Filed By Representative Saylor

Monday, June 24, 2019

HB 790

Amendment 2470 - Filed By Representative Saylor

HB 1005

Amendment 2397 - Filed By Representative Cox

HB 1350

Amendment 2070 - Filed By Representative Saylor

HB 1351

Amendment 2489 - Filed By Representative Saylor

HB 1352

Amendment 2072 - Filed By Representative Saylor

HB 1353

Amendment 2073 - Filed By Representative Saylor

HB 1354

Amendment 2075 - Filed By Representative Saylor

SB 48

Amendment 2490 - Filed By Representative Everett

Amendment 2493 - Filed By Representative Everett

SB 661

Amendment 2411 - Filed By Representative Causer

Friday, June 21, 2019

HB 1634

Amendment 2393 - Filed By Representative Boback

Thursday, June 20, 2019

HB 1105

Amendment 2270 - Filed By Representative Nelson

SB 48

Amendment 2145 - Filed By Representative Everett

Amendment 2244 - Filed By Representative Solomon

SB 130

Amendment 2207 - Filed By Representative M. K. Keller

SB 321

Amendment 2275 - Filed By Representative Freeman

Amendment 2279 - Filed By Representative Freeman

SB 634

Amendment 2204 - Filed By Representative Causer

SB 661

Amendment 2243 - Filed By Representative Causer

SB 724

Amendment 2165 - Filed By Representative Everett

Wednesday, June 19, 2019

HB 163

Amendment 2097 - Filed By Representative Everett

HB 305

Amendment 2180 - Filed By Representative Jozwiak

HB 427

Amendment 2230 - Filed By Representative Benninghoff

HB 1069

Amendment 2064 - Filed By Representative Everett

SB 89

Amendment 2172 - Filed By Representative Solomon

Amendment 2195 - Filed By Representative Sonney

Amendment 2196 - Filed By Representative Roebuck

SB 130

Amendment 2153 - Filed By Representative Everett

SB 621

Amendment 2209 - Filed By Representative D. Miller

Amendment 2210 - Filed By Representative D. Miller

Amendment 2211 - Filed By Representative D. Miller

SB 698

Amendment 2043 - Filed By Representative Hickernell

SB 699

Amendment 2044 - Filed By Representative Hickernell

SB 701

Amendment 2084 - Filed By Representative Everett

Tuesday, June 18, 2019

HB 33

Amendment 2102 - Filed By Representative Dunbar

HB 956

Amendment 1956 - Filed By Representative Jones

HB 1392

Amendment 2141 - Filed By Representative Marshall

HB 1557

Amendment 2178 - Filed By Representative Gabler

HB 1633

Amendment 2066 - Filed By Representative Boback

HB 1634

Amendment 2060 - Filed By Representative Boback

SB 89

Amendment 2157 - Filed By Representative Roebuck

SB 440

Amendment 2164 - Filed By Representative Topper

SB 621

Amendment 2170 - Filed By Representative Sonney

Monday, June 17, 2019

HB 792

Amendment 1938 - Filed By Representative Maloney

HB 796

Amendment 2005 - Filed By Representative Sonney

HB 1444

Amendment 1979 - Filed By Representative B. Miller

HB 1522

Amendment 2105 - Filed By Representative D. Miller

HB 1590

Amendment 2122 - Filed By Representative Owlett

HB 1614

Amendment 2110 - Filed By Representative White

Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Master, Roll Call

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HB 1896, Final Passage

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HB 1890 A3595, Amendment Vote DELISSIO

82 YEAS    116 NAYS    5 LVE

HB 1825, Final Passage

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HB 1772 A3608, Amendment Vote Suspend RULES, MIHALEK

192 YEAS    6 NAYS    5 LVE

HB 1772 A3608, Amendment Vote MIHALEK

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HB 1772 A3375, Amendment Vote PEIFER

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HB 1459, Final Passage

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HB 1315, Final Passage

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 599, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 565, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 559, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 558, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 556, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 552, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 549, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 548, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 545, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 542, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 541, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 540, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 530, Resolution Vote

197 YEAS    0 NAYS    6 LVE

HB 419 A3305, Amendment Vote DONATUCCI

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HB 190, Final Passage

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 116, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HB 21, Final Passage

176 YEAS    22 NAYS    5 LVE

SB 456, Final Passage

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

SB 147 A3567, Amendment Vote KORTZ

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

SB 147, Final Passage

144 YEAS    54 NAYS    5 LVE

Tuesday, October 29, 2019

Master, Roll Call

201 YEAS    0 NAYS    2 LVE

HB 1886, Final Passage

199 YEAS    0 NAYS    4 LVE

HB 1617, Final Passage

183 YEAS    16 NAYS    4 LVE

HB 1459 A3563, Amendment Vote Suspend RULES, SCHLOSSBERG

194 YEAS    6 NAYS    3 LVE

HB 1459 A3563, Amendment Vote SCHLOSSBERG

199 YEAS    0 NAYS    4 LVE

HR 578, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 571, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 569, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 563, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 550, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 539, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 536, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 524, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 523, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 517, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 505, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 498, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 497, Resolution Vote

197 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 479, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 477, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 454, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 450, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    5 LVE

HR 435, Resolution Vote

198 YEAS    0 NAYS    4 LVE

HR 392, Resolution Vote

167 YEAS    30 NAYS    6 LVE

HB 21 A3494, Amendment Vote BULLOCK

199 YEAS    2 NAYS    2 LVE

SB 694, Final Passage

197 YEAS    1 NAYS    4 LVE

SB 421, Final Passage

138 YEAS    61 NAYS    4 LVE

Monday, October 28, 2019

Master, Roll Call

195 YEAS    0 NAYS    8 LVE

HB 1869, Final Passage

195 YEAS    0 NAYS    8 LVE

HB 1838, Final Passage

195 YEAS    0 NAYS    8 LVE

HB 1834, Final Passage

195 YEAS    0 NAYS    8 LVE

HB 1758, Final Passage

195 YEAS    0 NAYS    8 LVE

HB 1448, Final Passage

195 YEAS    0 NAYS    8 LVE

HB 859, Concurrence

192 YEAS    4 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 421 A3551, Amendment Vote Suspend RULES, KENYATTA

88 YEAS    107 NAYS    8 LVE

SB 421 A3433, Amendment Vote SOLOMON

195 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 421 A3423, Amendment Vote DELISSIO

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 421 A3422, Amendment Vote KENYATTA

86 YEAS    109 NAYS    8 LVE

SB 421 A3421, Amendment Vote MALAGARI

87 YEAS    108 NAYS    8 LVE

SB 421 A3419, Amendment Vote EVERETT

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 421 A3415, Amendment Vote SOLOMON

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 421 A3410, Amendment Vote BOYLE

91 YEAS    104 NAYS    8 LVE

SB 421 A3403, Amendment Vote BOYLE

88 YEAS    107 NAYS    8 LVE

SB 421 A3398, Amendment Vote HANBIDGE

90 YEAS    105 NAYS    8 LVE

SB 421 A3396, Amendment Vote CALTAGIRONE

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 421 A3394, Amendment Vote HOHENSTEIN

91 YEAS    104 NAYS    8 LVE

SB 421 A3393, Amendment Vote D. MILLER

91 YEAS    105 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 421 A3392, Amendment Vote MARKOSEK

90 YEAS    106 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 421 A3386, Amendment Vote DIAMOND

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 147 A3454, Amendment Vote OWLETT

191 YEAS    3 NAYS    9 LVE

SB 147 A3439, Amendment Vote MALONEY

193 YEAS    1 NAYS    9 LVE

SB 147 A3369, Amendment Vote PEIFER

194 YEAS    0 NAYS    9 LVE

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Master, Roll Call

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HB 1869 A3360, Amendment Vote Suspend RULES, WHEELAND

191 YEAS    5 NAYS    7 LVE

HB 1869 A3360, Amendment Vote WHEELAND

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HB 1839, Final Passage

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HB 1838 A3162, Amendment Vote CAUSER

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HB 1816, Final Passage

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HB 1786, Final Passage

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HB 1773, Final Passage

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HB 1673, Final Passage

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 522, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 521, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 504, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 499, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 485, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 478, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 473, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

HR 372, Resolution Vote

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

SB 146, Final Passage

196 YEAS    0 NAYS    7 LVE

Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Master, Roll Call

200 YEAS    0 NAYS    3 LVE