The Pennsylvania General Assembly will convene on Jan. 6 for a swearing-in ceremony, signaling the beginning of a new legislative session, reports State Rep. Jim Cox (R-129)
All members of the state House of Representatives will take the oath of office to serve a new two-year term.
Any bills that were introduced and in various stages of approval in the General Assembly, but did not become law, expired with the end of the current session and must be re-introduced, he said.
The new makeup of the state House and Senate – with many new representatives and senators taking office – also means that bills that did not have enough support in previous years may have enough votes to be approved by the General Assembly, he said.
“The new makeup of the state House and Senate – with many new representatives and senators taking office – also means that bills that did not have enough support in previous years may have enough votes to be approved by the General Assembly, he said.”
Ha!
Promises! {Promsies!
We’ll get the same promises during the next campaign and still be go to state liquor stores.
Our kids will still be going to unsafe and disfunctioning schools, the unions will decide who gets contracts and jobs.
AND will never get terrm limits.