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SR 189, PN 1197:
This resolution designates October 2005 as “William Penn’s Charter of
Privileges Month” in Pennsylvania. A vote of 48-0 was recorded.
SB 74, PN 1150:
This legislation would implement changes to the state’s child custody
laws, as suggested by the Joint State
Government Commission Task Force and Advisory Committee on Domestic
Relations Law. A vote of 49-0 was recorded.
SB 601, PN 1239:
This bill would restrict most companies and state agencies from publicly
posting a person’s Social Security number, printing it on an
identification card, requiring its transmission over an unencrypted
Internet connection, requiring its use for accessing an Internet site,
or sending it through the mail. Sen. Logan offered amendment A3137,
which would bar individuals from disclosing the Social Security number
of an applicant for a hunting or fishing license. The Senate agreed to
the amendment, and the bill went over as amended.
HB 816, PN 2854:
This bill would make an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Public Utility
Commission. Sen. Fumo offered amendment A3034, which would increase the
appropriation to $52 million. The Senate agreed to the amendment, and a
vote of 49-0 was recorded for the bill.
HB 1069, PN 2762:
This legislation would entitle activated reservists and members of the
Pennsylvania National Guard to up to 15 days of additional military
leave of absence each year. A vote of 49-0 was recorded.
HB 859, PN 2853:
This bill would clarify that a school district of the first class A may
levy a tax on transfer of real property or on an interest in real
property at a rate of one percent. A vote of 49-0 was recorded.
Executive
Nominations
The Senate adopted
the following executive nomination. A 49-0 vote was recorded.
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