| 释义 |
- 2017–2019 Standing Committees
- References
The Massachusetts House of Representatives currently has 11 committees. 2017–2019 Standing Committees [1]| Committee | Chair | Vice Chair |
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| Bills in the Third Reading | Theodore C. Speliotis (D-13th Essex) | Carole A. Fiola (D-6th Bristol) |
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| Bonding, Capital Expenditures and State Assets | Antonio F. D. Cabral (D-13th Bristol) | Ruth B. Balser (D-12th Middlesex) |
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| Ethics | Christopher M. Markey (D-9th Bristol) | Daniel Cullinane (D-12th Suffolk) |
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| Global Warming and Climate Change | Frank I. Smizik (D-15th Norfolk) |
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| Personnel and Administration | Paul McMurtry (D-11th Norfolk) | Michael S. Day (D-31st Middlesex) |
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| Post Audit and Oversight | David Paul Linsky (D-5th Middlesex) | David M. Rogers (D-24th Middlesex) |
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| Redistricting | Paul W. Mark (D-2nd Berkshire) | Daniel M. Donahue (D-16th Worcester) |
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| Rules | William C. Galvin (D-6th Norfolk) | Marjorie C. Decker (D-25th Middlesex) |
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| Steering, Policy and Scheduling | James M. Murphy (D-4th Norfolk) | Thomas M. Petrolati (D-7th Hampden) |
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| Technology and Intergovernmental Affairs | Angelo J. Puppolo, Jr. (D-12th Hampden) | Robert M. Koczera (D-11th Bristol) |
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| Ways and Means | Jeffrey Sánchez (D-15th Suffolk) | Stephen Kulik (D-1st Franklin) |
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References1. ^{{cite web |url=https://malegislature.gov/Committees/House|title=House Committees|author=|date= |website= malegislature.gov|publisher= The General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts|access-date= July 12, 2018|quote=}}
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