House Appropriations Committee reports three bills unanimously

The House Appropriations Committee reported three bills — House Bill 36, House Bill 304 and House Bill 333 — out of committee unanimously during a short business meeting.

Committee executive director provided a brief overview of the three measures. "House Bill 36 amends the administrative code of 1929, defines enforcement officer within the office of the state inspector general, and provides them with the power to carry firearms when performing their official duties," the executive director said. "House bill 304 amends title 51 military affairs to grant full recognition and benefits of veterans under Pennsylvania law to naturalized citizens of The United States who served in the Republic of Korea Armed Forces during the Vietnam War. House Bill 333 transfers locally locally owned roads and Dolphin And York Counties to pin that."

Representative Abney moved to call up House Bill 36, House Bill 304 and House Bill 333 as a package; Representative Malagari seconded the motion. Chairman Harris said there were "no negative votes," and the chair recorded that the three bills "will be reported unanimously." The committee did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript excerpt provided.

Details provided in the committee overview describe the scope of each bill but do not include bill text, fiscal notes, or committee amendments in the transcript. The executive director's summary is the only substantive description in the record provided to the committee during the meeting; further legislative steps or fiscal analyses are not specified in the transcript.

Action recorded: the committee reported House Bill 36, House Bill 304 and House Bill 333 out of committee unanimously.