Daily Session Report for Thursday, March 19, 2026
PENNSYLVANIA, March 19 - House of Representatives
Daily Session Update
Prepared by the Office of the Parliamentarian
March 19, 2026
Convened at 12 P.M.
Adjourned at 12:19 P.M.
Non-Voting Session
Opening Prayer by Representative Davidson.
Communications Received
Committees on Committees
Supplemental Report
In the House of Representatives
March 23, 2026
Resolved that,
1. Labor and Industry
(a) Secretary
i. Brian Rasel
(b) Subcommittee on Employment and Unemployment Compensation
i. Barb Gleim, Chair
ii. Scott Barger
(c) Subcommittee on Workers Compensation and Worker Protection
i. Aaron Bernstine, Chair
ii. Chad Reichard
Respectfully submitted,
Rep. Tina Pickett
Chairman
Committee on Committees
The Chair is in receipt of the following reports:
· A report as required by Section 1310(a)(9) of the Right-to-Know law from the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records, regarding the 2025 Annual Report on its activities and findings to the Governor and the General Assembly
· A report as required by the Pennsylvania Workforce Development Act from the Pennsylvania Workforce Development Board, regarding its 2025 Annual Report to the General Assembly
· A report as required by the Construction Workplace Misclassification Act from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor, regarding its 2026 Annual Act 27 Report
· A report from the Pennsylvania Joint State Government Commission, regarding its Staff Update to the 2015 Report on Gubernational Appointments Requiring Senatorial Advice and Consent
· A report persuant to the Pennsylvania Public School Code of 1949 from the Pennsylvania Joint State Government Commission, regarding the 30th Edition of Information Disclosure of the State-Related Universities, 2026 (commonly known as the Stairs Report)
· A report persuant to the Pennsylvania Public School Code of 1949 from the Pennsylvania Joint State Government Commission, regarding the 53rd Edition of Instructional Output and Faculty Salary Costs of the State-Related Universities, 2026 (commonly known as the Snyder Report)
· A report persuant to Title 74 Pennsylvania Consolidated Statues § 1786 from the Office of the Attorney General, regarding its SEPTA 2025 Annual Report
· A report as required by Title 37 of the Statues of Pennsylvania (the “History Code”) and the Act of April 19, 1929 (the “Administrative Code of 1929”) from the Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission, regarding its 2024 – 2025 Annual Report
· A report as required by Pennsylvania Act 33 of 2015 from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, regarding its 2024 – 2025 Academic Year Report of the PA Ready to Succeed Scholarship Program
· A report as required by Pennsylvania Act 101 from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, regarding its 2024 – 2025 Academic Year Report of the PA Act 101 Program
· A report as required by Pennsylvania Act 82 of 2012 from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, regarding its 2024 – 2025 Annual Report of the PA Targeted Industry Program
· A report as requried by Pennsylvania Act 115 of 2019 from the Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing, regarding an evalutation of Pennsylvania’s Short Sentence Parole Program Dated December 2025
The Chair is in receipt of the following correspondence:
· A request letter from the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education regarding a resolution for a sale authorization for the property known as the Clearfield location of Commonwealth University located at 201 University Drive in Clearfield county.
· As required by Section 206(a) of the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority Act for the Cities of the First Class, a copy of the operating budget of the PICA for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026
The Chair is in receipt of actuarial notes from the Independent Fiscal Office regarding the following:
· House Bill 1375, Printer’s Number 1571
· House Bill 1485, Printer’s Number 1739
· House Bill 1485, Printer’s Number 2881
Communications Received From the Senate
Voting Schedule
Concurrence in Senate Amendments
Concurrence in Senate Amendments to House Amendments
Bills on Second Consideration
Bills on Third Consideration & Final Passage
Bills Signed by the Speaker
Bills Referred
HR 415 Judiciary
HR 416 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HR 417 Education
HR 418 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 419 Agriculture And Rural Affairs
HR 420 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HR 421 Children And Youth
HR 422 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HR 423 Transportation
HR 424 Appropriations
HR 425 Communications And Technology
HR 426 State Government
HR 427 Judiciary
HR 428 Health
HR 429 Veterans Affairs And Emergency Preparedness
HR 430 Health
HR 431 Local Government
HR 432 Health
HR 433 State Government
HR 434 Education
HR 435 Health
HR 436 Agriculture And Rural Affairs
HR 437 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HR 438 To Uncontested Calendar Under Rule 35
HR 439 Transportation
HR 440 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HR 441 State Government
HR 442 Children And Youth
HR 443 Health
HR 444 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HR 445 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HR 446 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HR 447 Health
HB 1950 Game And Fisheries
HB 2173 Professional Licensure
HB 2196 Consumer Protection, Technology And Utilities
HB 2197 Education
HB 2198 Finance
HB 2199 Education
HB 2200 Veterans Affairs And Emergency Preparedness
HB 2201 Finance
HB 2202 Finance
HB 2203 Judiciary
HB 2204 Professional Licensure
HB 2205 Transportation
HB 2206 Education
HB 2207 Commerce
HB 2208 Transportation
HB 2209 Education
HB 2210 Transportation
HB 2211 Appropriations
HB 2212 Insurance
HB 2213 Gaming Oversight
HB 2214 Transportation
HB 2215 Communications And Technology
HB 2216 Judiciary
HB 2217 Education
HB 2218 Education
HB 2219 Transportation
HB 2220 Communications And Technology
HB 2221 Transportation
HB 2223 Energy
HB 2226 Insurance
HB 2227 Transportation
HB 2228 Judiciary
HB 2229 Environmental And Natural Resource Protection
HB 2230 Communications And Technology
HB 2231 Judiciary
HB 2232 Labor And Industry
HB 2233 Transportation
HB 2234 Finance
HB 2235 Finance
HB 2236 Consumer Protection, Technology And Utilities
HB 2237 Education
HB 2238 Veterans Affairs And Emergency Preparedness
HB 2239 Judiciary
HB 2240 Education
HB 2241 Consumer Protection, Technology And Utilities
HB 2242 State Government
HB 2243 Judiciary
HB 2246 Environmental And Natural Resource Protection
HB 2247 Finance
HB 2248 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HB 2249 Environmental And Natural Resource Protection
HB 2250 Education
HB 2251 Judiciary
HB 2252 Judiciary
HB 2253 Education
HB 2254 Health
HB 2255 Communications And Technology
HB 2256 Judiciary
HB 2257 Human Services
HB 2258 Judiciary
HB 2259 Judiciary
HB 2260 State Government
HB 2261 Judiciary
HB 2262 State Government
HB 2263 State Government
HB 2264 Energy
HB 2265 Health
HB 2266 Transportation
HB 2267 Education
HB 2268 Health
HB 2269 Education
HB 2270 Health
HB 2271 Judiciary
HB 2272 Transportation
HB 2273 Judiciary
HB 2274 Transportation
HB 2275 Education
HB 2276 Judiciary
HB 2277 Judiciary
HB 2278 Commerce
HB 2279 Judiciary
HB 2280 State Government
HB 2281 Judiciary
HB 2282 Commerce
HB 2283 Transportation
HB 2284 Local Government
HB 2285 Education
HB 2286 Education
HB 2287 Transportation
HB 2288 Communications And Technology
HB 2289 Health
HB 2290 Transportation
HB 2291 Finance
HB 2292 Judiciary
HB 2293 Education
HB 2294 Game And Fisheries
HB 2295 Finance
HB 2296 Environmental And Natural Resource Protection
HB 2297 Judiciary
HB 2298 Agriculture And Rural Affairs
HB 2299 Judiciary
HB 2301 Finance
HB 2302 Professional Licensure
HB 2303 Tourism, Recreation And Economic Development
HB 2304 Transportation
HB 2333 Consumer Protection, Technology And Utilities
SB 1090 Communications And Technology
SB 1218 Liquor Control
SB 203 Transportation
SB 704 Energy
SB 712 Environmental And Natural Resource Protection
SB 782 State Government
SB 802 Transportation
SB 867 Labor And Industry
SB 990 State Government
Bills Recommitted
Bills ReReferred
| From Commerce to Consumer Protection, Technology & Utilities | |
| | |
| From Judiciary to Children & Youth |
Bills Reported from Committee
| From Judiciary Reported as Committed | |
| From Judiciary Reported as Committed | |
| From Judiciary Reported as Amended | |
| From Judiciary Reported as Committed | |
| From Judiciary Reported as Committed | |
| From Judiciary Reported as Amended | |
| From Judiciary Reported as Amended | |
| From Liquor Control Reported as Committed | |
| From Energy Reported as Amended | |
| From Energy Reported as Amended | |
| | |
| From Judiciary Reported as Committed |
Bills Removed from the Tabled Calendar and Placed on the Active Calendar
Bills Removed from the Active Calendar and Placed on the Tabled Calendar
House Resolutions Adopted
This is not an official record of the day’s legislative activity.
The House of Representatives adjourned
Until, Monday, March 23, 2026 at 12 NOON
unless sooner recalled by the Speaker.
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