Now that the General Assembly is back in session, State Representative Jim Struzzi has begun reintroducing legislation that didn’t make it across the finish line in the last session. That includes three bills to address energy issues: by eliminating RGGI regulation, another to eliminate negative regulatory impact on electricity prices and a third to create an independent energy office. There are seven other bills and three resolutions.
The full list of bills and resolutions reintroduced by Representative Struzzi:
LEGISLATION:
- Eliminating RGGI Regulation
• Cody’s Law to Protect Those That Cannot Protect Themselves– HB 116
• Extending Pennsylvania’s Lemon Law to Cover Farm Equipment – HB 112
• Eliminating Negative Regulatory Impact on Electric Prices – HB 113
• Creating an Independent Energy Office – HB 114
• Design Build Best Value Procurement
• Syringe Services Program Legislation to Reduce Overdose Deaths and Disease Transmission and Increase Connections to Care
• Developing a Process to Prevent Emergency Room Boarding of Medicaid Patients Who Require Behavioral Health or Long-Term Care Services
• Making our Communities Safer by Easing Burdens on Borough Police Departments
• Collaborative Care Model Legislation
• Helping First Responders Get to Calls Faster
• Amending the Recreational Use of Land and Water Act for Limited Liability Protections for Volunteers and Volunteer Organizations
RESOLUTIONS:
• Jimmy Stewart Day Resolution
• Rural Mass/Public Transit Resolution
• Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month Resolution
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