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Bills Signed, Vetoed or Passed
One Chamber
Resolutions Passed
Updated 2-23-2008
Reports Provided by
PA Legislative Services
Bills
Passed Both Houses & Signed by the Governor:
Firearm
Bills Passed:
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1324) Amends Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) by defining "corrections
officer" as a full-time employee assigned to the Department of
Corrections whose principal duty is the care, custody and control of inmates
of a penal or correctional institution operated by the Department of
Corrections. The bill also further defines when and to what degree a
corrections officer is justified in using force against an inmate. Also
defines "firearm" as any weapon that is designed to or may
readily be converted to expel any projectile by the action of an explosive
or the frame or receiver of any such weapon. Further provides upon
recovering a firearm from the possession of anyone under 21 years of age
who is not permitted by Federal or State law to possess a firearm, a local
law enforcement agency would use the best available information including a
firearms trace where necessary, to determine how and fro where the person
gained possession of the firearm. Also provides local law enforcement would
use the National Tracing Center of the Federal Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and would advise the State Police of all
firearms that are recovered. (Prior Printer Number: 677, 1282)
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Companions:
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SB 558 (Refiled from 05R
Session)
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Bill History:
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03-21-07
S Filed
03-21-07 S Introduced and referred to committee on Senate Judiciary
03-27-07 S Meeting set for 11:30 a.m., Room 8E-B, East Wing, Senate
Judiciary
03-27-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Judiciary
03-27-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Judiciary
03-27-07 S First consideration
04-16-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
04-16-07 S Second consideration
04-30-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
04-30-07 S Laid out for discussion
04-30-07 S Third consideration
04-30-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 49/N: 0)
05-04-07 H Received in the House and referred to House Judiciary
06-05-07 H Meeting set for 10:00 a.m., Room 60, East Wing, House Judiciary
06-05-07 H Passed over in committee House Judiciary
06-05-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 60, East Wing, House
Judiciary
06-05-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Judiciary
06-05-07 H Reported as committed from House Judiciary
06-05-07 H First consideration
06-05-07 H Laid on the table
06-21-07 H Removed from the table
07-06-07 H Set on the House Calendar
07-06-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-06-07 H 2 Floor amendment(s) adopted
07-06-07 H Second consideration
07-06-07 H Over in House
07-06-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
07-07-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
07-07-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
07-12-07 H Set on the House Calendar
07-12-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-12-07 H Third consideration
07-12-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:192/N: 6)
07-12-07 S Received as amended in Senate and rereferred
Senate Rules and Executive Nominations
07-14-07 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Rules and
Executive Nominations
07-14-07 S Passed over in committee Senate Rules and Executive Nominations
07-14-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Rules and
Executive Nominations
07-14-07 S Re-reported on concurrence as amended Senate Rules and Executive
Nominations
07-15-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
07-15-07 S Laid out for discussion
07-15-07 S Concurred - House amends to Senate amendments (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
07-16-07 S Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
07-16-07 S Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
07-16-07 H Set on the House Calendar
07-16-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-16-07 H Concurred - Senate amends to House amendments (Vote: Y:195/N: 7)
07-16-07 S Signed in the Senate
07-17-07 H Signed in the House
07-17-07 G In the hands of the Governor
07-27-07 G Last day for Governor's action
07-17-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 41)
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Game
Bills Passed:
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1536) Amends "An act encouraging landowners to make land and water areas
available to the public for recreational purposes by limiting liability in
connection therewith and repealing certain acts" by stating that an
owner of land who either directly or indirectly invites or permits any
person to use his property for recreational purposes does not assume
responsibility for or incur liability for any injury to persons or property
caused while hunting as defined in 34 PA.C.S. Sec. 102 (relating to
definitions). (Prior Printer Number: 38, 1439, 1447)
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Companions:
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HB 3007 (Refiled from
05R Session)
SB 735 (Identical)
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Bill History:
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01-10-07
H Filed
01-30-07 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
03-21-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 39, East Wing, House Game
and Fisheries
03-21-07 H Passed over in committee House Game and Fisheries
03-27-07 H Discussed in informational meeting, House Tourism and
Recreational Development
04-17-07 H Discussed in press conference
04-24-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 205, Ryan Office Buildin, House Game and Fisheries
04-24-07 H Voted favorably from committee as amended House Game and
Fisheries
04-25-07 H Reported as amended House Game and Fisheries
04-25-07 H First consideration
04-25-07 H Laid on the table
04-30-07 H Removed from the table
04-30-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
05-07-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-08-07 H Voted favorably from committee as amended House Appropriations
05-08-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
05-21-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-21-07 H Laid out for discussion
05-21-07 H Second consideration
05-21-07 H Over in House
05-23-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-23-07 H Laid out for discussion
05-23-07 H Third consideration
05-23-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:199/N: 0)
05-31-07 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
06-19-07 S Meeting set for 10:30 a.m., Room 8E-A, East Wing, Senate Game
and Fisheries
06-19-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Game and Fisheries
06-19-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Game and Fisheries
06-19-07 S First consideration
06-25-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-25-07 S Second consideration
06-26-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-26-07 S Laid out for discussion
06-26-07 S Third consideration
06-26-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
06-27-07 H Signed in the House
06-27-07 S Signed in the Senate
06-28-07 G In the hands of the Governor
07-08-07 G Last day for Governor's action
06-30-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 11)
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1978) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for killing game or wildlife
to protect property, for provisions relating to unlawful devices and
methods and for exceptions to unlawful use of lights while hunting by adding
that a hunter may use a flashlight or spotlight held in the hand, worn on
the head or mounted on a firearm to take furbearers, if the sole source of
power for light is contained within the light or on the person. This would
not include a device that projects a beam, like a laser, to indicate that
intended point of impact. The bill also provides for penalties. (Prior
Printer Number: 1035)
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Bill History:
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03-20-07
H Filed
03-22-07 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-24-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 205, Ryan Office Buildin, House Game and Fisheries
04-24-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-25-07 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
04-25-07 H First consideration
04-25-07 H Laid on the table
04-30-07 H Removed from the table
05-08-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-08-07 H Second consideration
05-08-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
05-21-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
05-21-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
05-21-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-21-07 H Laid out for discussion
05-21-07 H Third consideration
05-21-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:195/N: 2)
05-23-07 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
06-19-07 S Meeting set for 10:30 a.m., Room 8E-A, East Wing, Senate Game
and Fisheries
06-19-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Game and Fisheries
06-19-07 S Reported as amended Senate Game and Fisheries
06-19-07 S First consideration
06-25-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-25-07 S Second consideration
06-27-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-27-07 S Laid out for discussion
06-27-07 S Third consideration
06-27-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
06-28-07 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
06-29-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rm 140
Main, House Rules
06-29-07 H Meeting cancelled for 06/29/07, House Rules
06-30-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
06-30-07 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
07-02-07 H Set on the House Calendar
07-02-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-02-07 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:195/N: 3)
07-02-07 H Signed in the House
07-03-07 S Signed in the Senate
07-03-07 G In the hands of the Governor
07-13-07 G Last day for Governor's action
07-03-07 G Act Number changed from 27 to 26
07-03-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 26)
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SB 580
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Madigan
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Amends
Title 34 re dogs & hunting wild turkey
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
625) Amends Title 34 (Game) by stating it would be lawful to make use of a dog
to pursue, chase, scatter and track wild turkeys during the fall wild
turkey season.
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Bill History:
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03-20-07
S Filed
03-20-07 S Introduced and referred to committee on Senate Game and
Fisheries
04-24-07 S Meeting set for 10:30 a.m., Room 8E-A, East Wing, Senate Game
and Fisheries
04-24-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Game and Fisheries
04-24-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Game and Fisheries
04-24-07 S First consideration
04-30-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
04-30-07 S Second consideration
05-01-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
05-01-07 S Laid out for discussion
05-01-07 S Third consideration
05-01-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 48/N: 1)
05-04-07 H Received in the House and referred to House Game and Fisheries
06-06-07 H Meeting set for 9:00 a.m., Room 60, East Wing, House Game and
Fisheries
06-06-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
06-06-07 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
06-06-07 H First consideration
06-06-07 H Laid on the table
06-14-07 H Removed from the table
06-18-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-18-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-18-07 H Second consideration
06-18-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-18-07 H Over in House
06-20-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-20-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
06-26-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-26-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-26-07 H Third consideration
06-26-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:187/N: 14)
06-26-07 S Signed in the Senate
06-26-07 H Signed in the House
06-27-07 G In the hands of the Governor
07-07-07 G Last day for Governor's action
06-30-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 18)
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Fish Bills Passed:
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2167) Amends Titles 30 (Fish) and 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure)
further providing for classification of offenses and penalties, for
chemical testing to determine amount of alcohol or controlled substances, for
operating watercraft under influence of alcohol or controlled substance and
for county intermediate punishment programs. Further provides any person
intentionally violating any rule or regulation promulgated to protect
threatened and endangered species commits a misdemeanor of the third
degree. (Prior Printer Number: 845, 1977, 2102)
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Bill History:
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03-12-07
H Filed
03-19-07 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
03-21-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 39, East Wing, House Game
and Fisheries
03-21-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
03-21-07 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
03-21-07 H First consideration
03-21-07 H Laid on the table
03-21-07 H Removed from the table
03-21-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
05-07-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-07-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
05-07-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
05-07-07 H Laid out for discussion
05-07-07 H Second consideration
05-07-07 H Over in House
05-21-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-21-07 H Laid out for discussion
05-21-07 H Third consideration
05-21-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:196/N: 1)
05-23-07 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
06-19-07 S Meeting set for 10:30 a.m., Room 8E-A, East Wing, Senate Game
and Fisheries
06-19-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Game and
Fisheries
06-19-07 S Reported as amended Senate Game and Fisheries
06-19-07 S First consideration
06-25-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-25-07 S Second consideration
06-26-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-26-07 S Laid out for discussion
06-26-07 S 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
06-26-07 S Over in Senate
06-29-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-29-07 S Laid out for discussion
06-29-07 S 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
06-29-07 S Over in Senate
06-30-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-30-07 S Laid out for discussion
06-30-07 S Third consideration
06-30-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 48/N: 2)
06-30-07 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
07-03-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rm 140
Main, House Rules
07-03-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
07-03-07 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
07-03-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-03-07 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:201/N: 0)
07-03-07 H Signed in the House
07-03-07 H Set on the House Calendar
07-05-07 S Signed in the Senate
07-06-07 G In the hands of the Governor
07-16-07 G Last day for Governor's action
07-08-07 G Act Number changed from 28 to 27
07-08-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 27)
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HB 1109
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Staback
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Amends
Title 30 re fishing licenses
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2984) Amends Title 30 (Fish) further providing, in fishing licenses, for
nonresident and tourist licenses, for one-day resident fishing licenses,
for issuing agents and for license, permit and issuing agent fees. The bill
extends the period during which a One-Day Tourist Fishing License and
One-Day Resident Fishing License can be issued to March 15 to April 30
(from April 1 to April 30). The timing for issuing agents to remit funds
for licenses and permits is changed from monthly to a time frame
established by the Commission and agents would be required to secure proof
of residency from someone applying for a license. The method of the
maintenance of these records would be prescribed by the Commission.
Equipment for the issuance of fishing licenses and permits would have to be
available at reasonable hours for inspection by any waterways conservation
officer or other officer designated by the Commission. Penalties for
violations are further provided for in the bill. The cost of a replacement
license is increased from $4.25 to $5 and the transaction costs associated
with the Pennsylvania Automated Licensing Service (PALS) would be actual
cost, not to exceed $1. (Prior Printer Number: 1338, 2638)
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Bill History:
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04-17-07
H Filed
04-18-07 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
06-06-07 H Meeting set for 9:00 a.m., Room 60, East Wing, House Game and
Fisheries
06-06-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
06-06-07 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
06-06-07 H First consideration
06-06-07 H Rereferred to House Rules
06-12-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 140 Main Capitol, House
Rules
06-12-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-12-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
06-12-07 H Reported as committed from House Rules
06-12-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-12-07 H Over in House
06-18-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-18-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
10-16-07 H Voted favorably from committee as amended House Appropriations
10-16-07 H Reported as amended House Appropriations
10-23-07 H Set on the House Calendar
10-23-07 H Second consideration
10-24-07 H Set on the House Calendar
10-24-07 H Laid out for discussion
10-24-07 H Third consideration
10-24-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:183/N: 15)
11-13-07 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
11-14-07 S Meeting set for 12:30 p.m., Room 461 Main Capitol, Senate Game
and Fisheries
11-14-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Game and Fisheries
11-14-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Game and Fisheries
11-14-07 S First consideration
11-19-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
11-19-07 S Rereferred to Senate Appropriations
12-10-07 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Appropriations
12-10-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Appropriations
12-10-07 S Reported as amended Senate Appropriations
12-11-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
12-11-07 S Second consideration
12-12-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
12-12-07 S Laid out for discussion
12-12-07 S Third consideration
12-12-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 47/N: 2)
12-12-07 S Vote on final passage reconsidered
12-12-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 46/N: 3)
12-13-07 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
01-29-08 H Meeting set for 2:30 p.m., Room 140 Main Capitol, House Rules
01-29-08 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
01-29-08 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
01-30-08 H Set on the House Calendar
01-30-08 H Laid out for discussion
01-30-08 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:181/N: 15)
01-30-08 H Signed in the House
01-30-08 S Signed in the Senate
01-30-08 G In the hands of the Governor
02-09-08 G Last day for Governor's action
02-04-08 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 2)
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Other Bills Passed:
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2870) Amends Title 27 (Environmental Resources) providing for uniform
environmental covenants and stating that an environmental covenant must:
(1) state that the instrument is an environmental covenant, (2) contain a legally
sufficient description of the real property subject to the environmental
covenant, (3) contain a brief narrative description of the contamination
and the remedy, (4) describe the activity and use limitations on the real
property, (5) identify every holder, (6) be signed, with the formalities
required for a deed, and (7) identify the name and location of any
administrative record for the environmental response project reflected in
the environmental covenant. An environmental covenant would not be required
for property owned by the federal government prior to transfer of the
property to a non-federal entity or individual. The bill states DEP would
establish and maintain a registry containing all environmental covenants
and any amendment or termination of those covenants. The registry may also
contain any other information concerning environmental covenants and the
real property subject to them which it considers appropriate. The registry
is a public record for purposes of the Right-to-Know Law. (Prior Printer
Number: 68)
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Bill History:
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01-11-07
H Filed
01-30-07 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Environmental
Resources and Energy
04-17-07 H Meeting set for 9:00 a.m., Room 205, Ryan Office Building, House
Environmental Resources and Energy
04-17-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Environmental Resources
and Energy
04-17-07 H Reported as committed from House Environmental Resources and
Energy
04-17-07 H First consideration
04-17-07 H Laid on the table
05-21-07 H Removed from the table
05-21-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-18-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-18-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
06-21-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-21-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-21-07 H Second consideration
06-21-07 H Over in House
06-26-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-26-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-26-07 H Third consideration
06-26-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:200/N: 0)
06-27-07 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
10-16-07 S Meeting set for 11:00 a.m., Room 461 Main Capitol, Senate
Environmental Resources and Energy
10-16-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Environmental Resources
and Energy
10-16-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Environmental Resources and
Energy
10-16-07 S First consideration
11-13-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
11-13-07 S Second consideration
11-19-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
11-19-07 S Laid out for discussion
11-19-07 S 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
11-19-07 S Over in Senate
11-20-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
11-20-07 S Laid out for discussion
11-20-07 S Third consideration
11-20-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
12-03-07 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
12-12-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
12-12-07 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
12-12-07 H Set on the House Calendar
12-12-07 H Laid out for discussion
12-12-07 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:192/N: 0)
12-12-07 H Signed in the House
12-12-07 S Signed in the Senate
12-13-07 G In the hands of the Governor
12-23-07 G Last day for Governor's action
12-18-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 68)
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(PN
2086) Amends the Radiation Protection Act further providing for
definitions, for powers of Environmental Quality Board, for nuclear
facility and transport fees, for creation of special funds, for response program
and for transportation of radioactive materials; and making repeals. The
Department of Environmental Protection's fee structure review is decreased
from every four years to every three years. Additional fees would be
charged for those working with high-level waste, transuranic
waste or a large quantity of radioactive material. License fees are
adjusted or added for several categories associated with nuclear energy and
waste production and shipment. $100,000 would be deposited into the
Radiological Emergency Response Planning and Preparedness Program Fund and
$50,000 would be deposited into the Radiation Emergency Response Fund. Each
nuclear power reactor owner would also have to provide the Department
existing plant and radiological monitoring data collected from equipment
and monitoring methods installed by each owner in accordance with the
requirements of its license by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. By July 1, 2008, each plant owner would have to enter into an
agreement with the department establishing the protocols for providing data
to the department through an expedited and secure process. The bill also
provides for the transportation of radioactive material, stating it would
be unlawful for any person to transport upon the highways, waterways or
rails any spent nuclear fuel, high-level waste, transuranic
waste or a large quantity of radioactive material unless that person
notifies the agency in advance. The Environmental Quality Board would, by
rule and regulation, set reasonable annual fees for the registration of
radiation sources and the licensing of radiation source users. (Prior
Printer Number: 551, 1440, 1906)
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Bill History:
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02-21-07
H Filed
02-26-07 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Environmental Resources
and Energy
04-25-07 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room G-50, Irvis
Office Building, House Environmental Resources and Energy
04-25-07 H Voted favorably from committee as amended House Environmental
Resources and Energy
04-25-07 H Reported as amended House Environmental Resources and Energy
04-25-07 H First consideration
04-25-07 H Laid on the table
04-30-07 H Removed from the table
05-08-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-08-07 H Second consideration
05-08-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-12-07 H Voted favorably from committee as amended House Appropriations
06-13-07 H Reported as amended House Appropriations
06-18-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-18-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-18-07 H Third consideration
06-18-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:200/N: 0)
06-19-07 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
06-26-07 S Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 8E-B, East Wing, Senate
Environmental Resources and Energy
06-26-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
06-26-07 S Reported as amended Senate Environmental Resources and Energy
06-26-07 S First consideration
06-27-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-27-07 S Second consideration
06-27-07 S Rereferred to Senate Appropriations
06-28-07 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Appropriations
06-28-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Appropriations
06-28-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Appropriations
06-29-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-29-07 S Laid out for discussion
06-29-07 S Third consideration
06-29-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
06-30-07 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
06-30-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
06-30-07 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
07-02-07 H Set on the House Calendar
07-02-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-02-07 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:198/N: 0)
07-02-07 H Signed in the House
07-03-07 S Signed in the Senate
07-03-07 G In the hands of the Governor
07-09-07 G The Governor's Office has announced HB 496 has not been
signed by the Governor
07-13-07 G Last day for Governor's action
07-13-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 31)
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2343) Amends the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards Act by phasing in
gradually over 15 years the percentage of electric energy required to be sold
from Tier I sources that must be from solar photovoltaic and solar thermal
technologies. Under this phase-in, the solar photovoltaic share would be
0.50% starting June 1, 2020. The bill states that the
alternative compliance payment for the solar photovoltaic share would be
200% of the average market value of solar renewable energy credits sold
during the reporting period within the service region of the regional
transmission organization, including the levelized
up-front rebates received by sellers of solar renewable energy credits in
other jurisdictions in the PJM Interconnection. Also, energy derived from
alternative energy sources located outside the service territory of a
regional transmission organization that manages the transmission system in any
part of PA would not be eligible to meet the compliance requirements of
this act. The bill provides for alternative energy credits, stating that
unless a contractual provision explicitly assigns alternative energy
credits in a different manner, the owner of the alternative energy system
or a customer-generator owns any and all alternative energy credits
associated with or created by the production of electric energy by the
facility or customer, and the owner or customer is entitled to sell,
transfer or take any other action the owner of property is entitled to take
with respect to the credits. The bill further provides for the definitions
of "alternative energy sources," "customer-generator,"
"force majeure," and "net
metering." Lastly, the bill states that excess generation from
net-metered customer-generators would receive full retail value for all
energy produced on an annual basis (Prior Printer Number: 1668, 1995, 2057,
2291, 2297)
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Companions:
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SB 715 (Identical)
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Bill History:
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05-09-07
H Filed
05-24-07 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Environmental Resources
and Energy
06-13-07 H Meeting set for 9:00 a.m., Room G-50, Irvis
Office Bldg., House Environmental Resources and Energy
06-13-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Environmental Resources
and Energy
06-13-07 H Reported as committed from House Environmental Resources and
Energy
06-13-07 H First consideration
06-13-07 H Rereferred to House Rules
06-18-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 140 Main Capitol, House
Rules
06-18-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-18-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
06-18-07 H Reported as committed from House Rules
06-20-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-20-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-20-07 H 3 Floor amendment(s) adopted
06-20-07 H Second consideration
06-20-07 H Over in House
06-20-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-21-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-21-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
06-25-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-25-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-25-07 H 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
06-25-07 H Third consideration
06-25-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:158/N: 43)
06-26-07 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
06-29-07 S Discussed in Press Conference 6/29/07
07-10-07 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
07-10-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
07-10-07 S Reported as amended Senate Environmental Resources and Energy
07-10-07 S First consideration
07-10-07 S Recommitted to Senate Environmental Resources and Energy
07-12-07 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
07-12-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
07-12-07 S Reported as amended Senate Environmental Resources and Energy
07-12-07 S Second consideration
07-12-07 S Recommitted to Senate Environmental Resources and Energy
07-13-07 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
07-13-07 S Passed over in committee Senate Environmental Resources and
Energy
07-14-07 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
07-14-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
07-14-07 S Reported as amended Senate Environmental Resources and Energy
07-15-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
07-15-07 S Laid out for discussion
07-15-07 S Third consideration
07-15-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
07-15-07 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
07-16-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
07-16-07 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
07-16-07 H Set on the House Calendar
07-16-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-16-07 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:144/N: 59)
07-16-07 H Signed in the House
07-16-07 S Signed in the Senate
07-16-07 G In the hands of the Governor
07-26-07 G Last day for Governor's action
07-17-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 35)
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2344) Amends Title 66 (Public Utilities) in restructuring of electric
utility industry, further providing for duties of electric distribution companies
requiring electric energy to be procured through competitive procurement
processes. The electric distribution company or commission- approved
alternative supplier may, in its sole discretion, offer large customers
with a peak demand of 15 megawatts or greater at one meter at a location in
its service territory any negotiated rate for service at all of the
customers' locations within the service territory for any duration agreed
upon. The bill also adds that for purposes of providing service to customers
with a peak demand of 20 megawatts or greater at one meter at a location
within that distribution company's service territory, an electric
distribution company may acquire an interest in a generation facility or
construct a generation facility specifically to meet the energy
requirements of the customers including the electric requirements of the
customers' other billing locations within its service territory. The bill
also requires that the costs associated with the generating facility
interests would not be included in rate base or otherwise reflected in
rates. (Prior Printer Number: 1876, 2182, 2285, 2298)
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Bill History:
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06-07-07
H Filed
06-08-07 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Consumer Affairs
06-19-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, G-50 Irvis,
House Consumer Affairs
06-19-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Consumer Affairs
06-19-07 H Reported as committed from House Consumer Affairs
06-19-07 H First consideration
06-19-07 H Rereferred to House Rules
06-21-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, 140 Main Capitol, House Rules
06-21-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
06-21-07 H Reported as committed from House Rules
06-30-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-30-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-30-07 H 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
06-30-07 H Second consideration
06-30-07 H Over in House
06-30-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
07-03-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
07-03-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
07-10-07 H Set on the House Calendar
07-10-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-10-07 H 2 Floor amendment(s) adopted
07-10-07 H Third consideration
07-10-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:200/N: 2)
07-10-07 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Consumer
Protection & Prof. Licensure
07-12-07 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Consumer
Protection & Prof. Licensure
07-12-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Consumer
Protection & Prof. Licensure
07-12-07 S Reported as amended Senate Consumer Protection & Prof.
Licensure
07-12-07 S First consideration
07-13-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
07-13-07 S Second consideration
07-15-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
07-15-07 S Laid out for discussion
07-15-07 S 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
07-15-07 S Over in Senate
07-15-07 S Laid out for discussion
07-15-07 S Third consideration
07-15-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
07-16-07 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
07-16-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
07-16-07 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
07-16-07 H Set on the House Calendar
07-16-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-16-07 H Over in House
07-16-07 H Laid out for discussion
07-16-07 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:201/N: 1)
07-16-07 H Signed in the House
07-16-07 S Signed in the Senate
07-16-07 G In the hands of the Governor
07-26-07 G Last day for Governor's action
07-17-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 36)
07-19-07 G Discussed in IRRC hearing, Independent Regulatory Review
Commission
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SB 1
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Pileggi
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Amends
act re access to public information
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1763) The Right-To-Know Law reverses the presumption of access to records
and puts the burden of proof on a government agency denying access to a
record. It provides a list of 29 exceptions for executive agencies and
local agencies, which include criminal investigations, Social Security
numbers, personal financial information, and individual medical records.
Legislative agencies, including the Senate and the House, are required to
provide access to 19 categories of records. Judicial agencies are required
to provide financial records. The bill also states that the state-related
universities are required to provide information from IRS Form 990, along
with a list of the highest 25 salaries for university employees. It also
creates an online, searchable database of state contracts. The legislation
creates an independent Office of Open Records, housed in DCED, with an
executive director appointed by the governor to a six-year term. The Office
would establish standard fees for photocopying records, and create a
uniform form that can be used to request records. The bill makes changes to
the process of obtaining public records in Pennsylvania and changes the appeals
process. The legislation reduces the time period for response by a
Commonwealth agency and legislative agency from 10 days to 5 days. The bill
clarifies that academic transcripts and tests, and the name, address and
birth date of children 17 and under are not open records. Also, the bill
increases financial penalties for noncompliance and allows plaintiffs to
recover attorneys' fees if an agency acts in bad faith. The section on the
Office of Open Records is effective immediately, while the rest of the bill
applies to requests for information made after December
31, 2008.
(Prior Printer Number: 772, 1509, 1553, 1562, 1583, 1646, 1704, 1721, 1726)
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Bill History:
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22-08-00
S Introduced and referred to committee on
14-08-03 S Introduced and referred to committee on Senate State Government
06-04-07 S Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 8E-B, East Wing, Senate State
Government
05-24-07 S Discussed in Meeting on Speaker's Commission on Legislative,
Other Meetings and Hearings
Reform
06-04-07 S Public hearing held in committee Senate State Government
10-15-07 S Discussed in press conference by PA Newspaper Assoc. on
10/15/07
10-24-07 S Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Hearing Room 1, North Office Buil, Senate State Government
10-23-07 S Meeting cancelled for 10/24/07, Senate State Government
10-11-07 S Discussed in hearing on open records legislation, Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
10-29-07 S Meeting set for 12:00 p.m., Hearing Room 1, North Office Bui,
Senate State Government
10-29-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate State
Government
10-29-07 S Reported as amended Senate State Government
10-29-07 S First consideration
10-30-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
10-30-07 S Rereferred to Senate Appropriations
11-14-07 S Meeting set for 12:40 p.m., Room 461 Main Capitol Building,
Senate Appropriations
11-14-07 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Appropriations
11-14-07 S Reported as amended Senate Appropriations
11-19-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
11-19-07 S Laid out for discussion
11-19-07 S 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
11-19-07 S Second consideration
11-27-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
11-27-07 S Laid out for discussion
11-27-07 S 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
11-27-07 S Over in Senate
11-28-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
11-28-07 S Laid out for discussion
11-28-07 S Third consideration
11-28-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 48/N: 1)
12-03-07 H Received in the House and referred to House Appropriations
12-03-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
12-03-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
12-03-07 H First consideration
12-03-07 H Laid on the table
12-03-07 H Removed from the table
12-05-07 H Set on the House Calendar
12-05-07 H Laid out for discussion
12-05-07 H Over in House
12-10-07 H Set on the House Calendar
12-10-07 H Laid out for discussion
12-10-07 H 18 Floor amendment(s) adopted
12-10-07 H Second consideration
12-10-07 H Over in House
12-12-07 H Set on the House Calendar
12-12-07 H Laid out for discussion
12-12-07 H Third consideration
12-12-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:191/N: 0)
12-12-07 S Received as amended in Senate and rereferred
Senate Rules and Executive Nominations
12-12-07 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Rules and
Executive Nominations
01-28-08 S Passed over in committee Senate Rules and Executive Nominations
01-28-08 S Meeting set for 2nd Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Rules and
Executive Nominations
01-28-08 S Re-reported on concurrence as amended Senate Rules and Executive
Nominations
01-29-08 S Set on the Senate Calendar
01-29-08 S Recommitted to Senate Rules and Executive Nominations
01-29-08 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Rules and
Executive Nominations
01-29-08 S Re-reported on concurrence as amended Senate Rules and Executive
Nominations
01-30-08 S Set on the Senate Calendar
01-30-08 S Laid out for discussion
01-30-08 S Concurred - House amends to Senate amendments (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
02-04-08 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
02-06-08 H Voted favorably from committee on House Rules
02-06-08 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
02-06-08 H Set on the House Calendar
02-06-08 H Laid out for discussion
02-06-08 H Maher motion to postpone vote on SB 1 until Tuesday,
February 12, 2008
02-06-08 H Over in House
02-11-08 H Set on the House Calendar
02-11-08 H Laid out for discussion
02-11-08 H DeWeese Motion to Rescind Postponement
Vote and Bring Up
SB 1 - Granted
02-11-08 H 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
02-11-08 H House concurred in Senate amendments to House amendments,
as further amended by the House
02-12-08 S Received as amended in Senate and rereferred
Senate Rules and Executive Nominations
02-12-08 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Room, Senate Rules and
Executive Nominations
02-12-08 S Re-reported on concurrence as committed Senate Rules and
Executive Nominations
02-12-08 S Laid out for discussion
02-12-08 S Senate concurred in House Amendments to Senate Amendments,
as further amended by the House
02-12-08 S Signed in the Senate
02-12-08 H Signed in the House
02-12-08 G In the hands of the Governor
02-22-08 Earliest effective date
02-14-08 Approved by the Governor (Act: 3)
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
29) Act authorizing the Department of General Services, with the approval
of the Governor, to enter into an agreement or other legal instrument with Chester
County to alter use restrictions and reversionary covenants on real estate
conveyed to Chester County, situate in Newlin and
West Bradford Townships; and making inconsistent repeals.
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Bill History:
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01-29-07
S Filed
01-29-07 S Introduced and referred to committee on Senate State Government
02-13-07 S Meeting set for 11:30 a.m., Room 8E-B, East Wing, Senate State
Government
02-13-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate State Government
02-13-07 S Reported as committed from Senate State Government
02-13-07 S First consideration
03-13-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
03-13-07 S Second consideration
03-19-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
03-19-07 S Laid out for discussion
03-19-07 S Third consideration
03-19-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
03-22-07 H Received in the House and referred to House State Government
04-24-07 H Meeting set for 10:00 a.m., Hearing Room 3, North Office Bui,
House State Government
04-24-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House State Government
04-24-07 H Reported as committed from House State Government
04-24-07 H First consideration
04-24-07 H Laid on the table
04-25-07 H Removed from the table
05-07-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-07-07 H Laid out for discussion
05-07-07 H Second consideration
05-07-07 H Over in House
05-07-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
05-21-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
05-21-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
05-21-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-21-07 H Laid out for discussion
05-21-07 H Third consideration
05-21-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:197/N: 0)
05-22-07 S Signed in the Senate
05-23-07 H Signed in the House
05-23-07 G In the hands of the Governor
06-02-07 G Last day for Governor's action
05-23-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 4)
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SB 431
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Punt
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Act re
PGC land conveyance in Adams County
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
162) Act authorizing the release of Project 70 restrictions on certain
lands owned by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Game Commission,
being conveyed by the Pennsylvania Game Commission in return for the
imposition of Project 70 restrictions on certain lands being conveyed to
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, solely for the use of the
Pennsylvania Game Commission in Adams County.
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Bill History:
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03-05-07
S Filed
03-05-07 S Introduced and referred to committee on Senate State Government
05-02-07 S Meeting set for 10:00 a.m., Room 8E-A, East Wing, Senate State
Government
05-02-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate State Government
05-02-07 S Reported as committed from Senate State Government
05-02-07 S First consideration
05-07-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
05-07-07 S Second consideration
05-08-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
05-08-07 S Laid out for discussion
05-08-07 S Third consideration
05-08-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 48/N: 0)
05-29-07 H Received in the House and referred to House State Government
06-20-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 60, East Wing, House State
Government
06-20-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House State Government
06-20-07 H Reported as committed from House State Government
06-20-07 H First consideration
06-20-07 H Laid on the table
06-23-07 H Removed from the table
06-26-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-26-07 H Second consideration
06-26-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-27-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-27-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
06-27-07 H Set on the House Calendar
06-27-07 H Laid out for discussion
06-27-07 H Third consideration
06-27-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:200/N: 0)
06-28-07 S Signed in the Senate
06-29-07 H Signed in the House
06-29-07 G In the hands of the Governor
07-09-07 G Last day for Governor's action
06-30-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 17)
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SB 650
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Logan
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Amends
Liquor Code re special occasion permits
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
680) Amends the Liquor Code by allowing a special occasion permit for a
bona fide sportsmen's club in existence for at least ten years conducting a
national golf championship.
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Bill History:
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03-21-07
S Filed
03-21-07 S Introduced and referred to committee on Senate Law and Justice
03-28-07 S Meeting set for 10:00 a.m., Room 8E-A, East Wing, Senate Law and
Justice
03-28-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Law and Justice
03-28-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Law and Justice
03-28-07 S First consideration
04-16-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
04-16-07 S Rereferred to Senate Appropriations
04-24-07 S Meeting set for 12:30 p.m., Room 461 Main Capitol Building,
Senate Appropriations
04-24-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Appropriations
04-24-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Appropriations
04-30-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
04-30-07 S Second consideration
05-01-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
05-01-07 S Laid out for discussion
05-01-07 S Third consideration
05-01-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 49/N: 0)
05-04-07 H Received in the House and referred to House Liquor Control
05-08-07 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 205, Ryan Office Buildin, House Liquor Control
05-08-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Liquor Control
05-08-07 H Reported as committed from House Liquor Control
05-08-07 H First consideration
05-08-07 H Laid on the table
05-08-07 H Removed from the table
05-21-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-21-07 H Laid out for discussion
05-21-07 H Second consideration
05-21-07 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
05-21-07 H Over in House
05-21-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
05-21-07 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
05-23-07 H Set on the House Calendar
05-23-07 H Laid out for discussion
05-23-07 H Third consideration
05-23-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:168/N: 31)
06-04-07 S Signed in the Senate
06-04-07 H Signed in the House
06-05-07 G In the hands of the Governor
06-15-07 G Last day for Governor's action
06-05-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 5)
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1617) The Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund Funding Act states the Majority Leaders
and the Minority Leaders of the House and Senate would direct the Chief
Clerk (in the Senate) or Comptroller (in the House) to prepare and present
to the State Treasurer the necessary documentation which lapses into the
General Fund for the fiscal year 2007-2008 from prior fiscal years'
appropriations to the House and Senate the sum of $2,500,000 from accounts
under the control of each leader. A sum of money equal to the amount lapsed
would be transferred to the Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund within 30 days.
The required annual report required by the Hazardous Sites Cleanup Act
would be transmitted by the department to the General Assembly each year
and would be published on the department's website. The report must also
include the number and a description of the emergency responses initiated
by the department and the costs incurred in the aggregate and for each
emergency response, the number and nature of violations of the Hazardous
Sites Cleanup Act and the amount of fines and penalties assessed, in the
aggregate and for each violation, and the amount expended for personnel
costs. The Department of Auditor General would annually conduct an audit of
the fund and submit a copy of the audit to the chairman and the minority
chairman of the Environmental Resources and Energy Committee of the House
and Senate. $8,000,000 is appropriated from the General Fund to the
Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund. (Prior Printer Number: 1483)
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Bill History:
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10-22-07
S Filed
10-22-07 S Introduced and referred to committee on Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
10-24-07 S Meeting set for 10:45 a.m., Rules Room, Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy
10-24-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Environmental Resources
and Energy
10-24-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Environmental Resources and
Energy
10-24-07 S First consideration
10-24-07 S Rereferred to Senate Appropriations
10-29-07 S Meeting set for 12:30 p.m., Room 461 Main Capitol, Senate
Appropriations
10-29-07 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Appropriations
10-29-07 S Reported as committed from Senate Appropriations
10-29-07 S Second consideration
10-30-07 S Set on the Senate Calendar
10-30-07 S Laid out for discussion
10-30-07 S Third consideration
10-30-07 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 46/N: 0)
11-15-07 H Received in the House and referred to House Appropriations
12-04-07 H Voted favorably from committee as amended House Appropriations
12-04-07 H Reported as amended House Appropriations
12-04-07 H First consideration
12-04-07 H Laid on the table
12-05-07 H Removed from the table
12-10-07 H Set on the House Calendar
12-10-07 H Laid out for discussion
12-10-07 H Over in House
12-11-07 H Set on the House Calendar
12-11-07 H Laid out for discussion
12-11-07 H Motion to revert to prior Printer Number 1483
12-11-07 H Second consideration
12-12-07 H Set on the House Calendar
12-12-07 H Motion to suspend rules (Vote: Y:178/N: 14)
12-12-07 H Laid out for discussion
12-12-07 H Third consideration
12-12-07 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:192/N: 0)
12-12-07 S Signed in the Senate
12-13-07 H Signed in the House
12-13-07 G In the hands of the Governor
12-23-07 G Last day for Governor's action
12-18-07 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 77)
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House Resolutions Passed:
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HR 12
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Vitali
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Resolution
re mandatory minimum sentence study
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2658) Resolution directing the Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing to
conduct a study on the use and impact of mandatory minimum sentences.
(Prior Printer Number: 21)
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Bill History:
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01-19-07
H Filed
01-30-07 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Judiciary
04-03-07 H Meeting set for 10:00 a.m., The Inn at Penn, Thomas Richards,
House Judiciary
04-03-07 H Meeting held, House Judiciary
07-11-07 H Meeting set for 10:00 a.m., Room 140 Main Capitol, House
Judiciary
07-06-07 H Meeting cancelled for 07/11/07, House Judiciary
09-25-07 H Subcommittee meeting set for 10:01 a.m., Room G-50 Irvis, House Judiciary
09-25-07 H Returned to full committee w/o amendments House Judiciary
10-02-07 H Meeting set for 10:00 a.m., Room G-50, Irvis
Office Building, House Judiciary
10-02-07 H Voted favorably from committee on House Judiciary
10-02-07 H Reported as committed from House Judiciary
10-16-07 H Set on the House Calendar
10-16-07 H Laid out for discussion
10-16-07 H 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
10-16-07 H Adopted (Vote: Y:198/N: 0)
11-20-07 H Discussed in Committee, House Judiciary
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1068) Resolution directing the Tourism and Recreational Development
Committee to study, evaluate and make
recommendations regarding the establishment of overnight facilities and associated
amenities on Commonwealth-owned lands.
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