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SR 22

A Resolution amending Senate Rule 14, further providing for committees.

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Jay Costa and 3 co-sponsors

Pennsylvania Senate resolution modifying committee procedures under Rule 14, though specific changes unavailable for detailed public analysis.

Referred to Rules & Executive Nominations
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Bill Summary · SR 22

Legislative bill overview

SR 22 is a procedural resolution that modifies Senate Rule 14 in Pennsylvania, making unspecified amendments to how Senate committees operate. The full text of the proposed changes is not provided in the available information, limiting detailed analysis of the specific alterations being made.

Why is this important

Senate rules govern how the legislative body conducts business, including committee structure, jurisdiction, procedures, and member assignments. Changes to these rules can affect how bills are reviewed, debated, and advanced—potentially impacting the efficiency and transparency of the legislative process.

Potential points of contention

  • Lack of transparency: Without knowing the specific amendments proposed, stakeholders cannot fully evaluate whether changes improve or hinder committee operations
  • Procedural impact uncertainty: Rule changes may shift power dynamics between committees or alter how certain legislation is processed, which could benefit some legislative priorities over others
  • Need for details: The resolution's actual content would determine whether these changes represent administrative efficiency improvements or substantive shifts in how committees function

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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