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2000 SESSION

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HB 719 Membership; Joint Commission on Technology and Science.

Introduced by: Harry R. (Bob) Purkey | all patrons    ...    notes | add to my profiles | history

SUMMARY AS PASSED:

Membership; Joint Commission on Technology and Science. Increases the membership of the Joint Commission on Technology and Science ("Commission") to 12 by adding two more Delegates, in accordance with Rule 16 of the Rules of the House of Delegates, and one more Senator. The terms of members have been changed to coincide with their terms of office. Additionally, the Commission, which was required to annually elect a chairman from among its members, would be required to elect two co-chairmen, who are members of different political party caucuses.

SUMMARY AS PASSED HOUSE:

Membership; Joint Commission on Technology and Science. Increases the membership of the Joint Commission on Technology and Science ("Commission") to 12 by adding two more Delegates, in accordance with Rule 16 of the Rules of the House of Delegates, and one more Senator. The terms of the newly appointed members are to expire coincident with the terms of the originally appointed members. Additionally, the Commission, which was required to annually elect a chairman from among its members, would be required to elect two co-chairmen, who are members of different political party caucuses.

SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:

Membership; Joint Commission on Technology and Science. Increases the membership of the Joint Commission on Technology and Science ("Commission") to 12 by adding two more Delegates and one more Senator. The terms of the newly appointed members are to expire coincident with the terms of the originally appointed members. Additionally, the Commission, which was required to annually elect a chairman from among its members, would be required to elect two co-chairmen, who are members of different political party caucuses.