House rules committee adopts consolidated 2025 "P-100" policies, including page stipend increase and communications allocation changes

The House Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration voted to adopt a consolidated package of House policies, labeled “2025 P-100,” including amendments that change member communications allocations, raise the high-school page stipend and clarify interim dates and remote-work timing.

Chair Harry Niska, chair of the House Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration, moved the P-100 resolution and first offered an author’s amendment (A1) to adjust how members may allocate postage and digital constituent-communications funds. The committee adopted the A1 amendment by voice vote. Representative Jamie Long then moved a second amendment (A2) to correct and update titles in the packet; that amendment was also adopted by voice vote.

The package was then presented by Pete Skora, controller and chief financial officer for the House, and Kelly Knight, director of human resources for the House. Skora summarized the packet as including longstanding personnel policies (service awards, donated leave, comp-time and time-card rules), and a mix of member-facing policies covering interim per diem, leadership pay, expense…