HB 1130, PN3501 The legislation amends several sections of Title 75 providing for learner’s permits, for drivers of emergency vehicles, for the child Passenger Restraint Fund, for oral hazard warnings, and for civil immunity for lenders of child passenger restraint systems.  A 49-0 vote was recorded.

SB 200, PN1460 The legislation amends Title 24 (Education) to further provide for termination of annuities.  The bill would permit annuitants, who are certified teachers or other personnel who hold instructional or administrative certificates (including coaches, advisors, etc.), to return to service without penalty against their annuity, for a period not to extend beyond the school year during which the emergency or shortage occurs.  A 48-1 vote was recorded.

SB 705, PN1461 The legislation defines misleading statements regarding privacy on the Internet as a fraudulent business practice.  Making a false or misleading statement in a privacy policy, which is published on the Internet or otherwise distributed to the public, regarding how personal information submitted by a member of the public will be used, would be a fraudulent business practice.  This will be a summary offense punishable by a fine of not less than $50 or more than $500.  A 49-0 vote was recorded. 

EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS The following nominees were confirmed by the Senate.  A 49-0 vote was recorded for each.

Tanya W. Bell, Children’s Trust Fund Board
Frank Cervone, Children’s Trust Fund Board
Carole H. Gravagno, Children’s Trust Fund Board
James A. Zurick, Esq., State Tax Equalization Board