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1 SUGGESTED LEGISLATIVE INTERIM COMMITTEES WITH LEGISLATOR PREFERENCES COMMITTEE WORKING DOCUMENT All Choices June 13, :00 a.m. Administrative Rules (1 From Each House or Senate Standing Committee) R Representative Randy Boehning 1 R Representative Bill Devlin 1 R Representative Kim Koppelman 1 R Representative Scott Louser 1 R Representative Jay Seibel 1 D Senator Joan Heckaman 1 R Representative Nathan Toman 2 R Representative Robin Weisz 2 R Representative Brandy Pyle 3 D Representative Joshua Boschee 3 R Senator Kelly Armstrong 3 R Senator Jerry Klein 3 R Senator Nicole Poolman 4 D Representative Mary Schneider R Senator Howard Anderson R Senator Ralph Kilzer R Senator Scott Meyer R Senator David Rust 18 Members 15 Republicans R Representative Ben Koppelman 2 R Representative Karen Rohr 4 R Representative Gary Sukut 4 Agriculture R Representative Craig Johnson 1 R Representative Dwight Kiefert 1 R Representative Kathy Skroch 1 R Senator Larry Luick 1 D Senator Jim Dotzenrod 1 R Representative Dennis Johnson 2 R Senator Janne Myrdal 2 D Senator Joan Heckaman 2 D Representative Kathy Hogan 3 R Representative Michael Howe R Senator Bill Bowman 11 Members 8 Republicans R Representative Jeffery Magrum 2 R Representative Dick Anderson 3 R Representative Jim Grueneich 3 R Representative Bill Oliver 3 D Representative Tracy Boe 3 R Senator Oley Larsen 3 R Representative Jake Blum 4 R Representative Greg Westlind 4 Budget Section Membership consists of leadership R Representative Larry Bellew R Representative Randy Boehning R Representative Roger Brabandt R Representative Mike Brandenburg R Representative Al Carlson R Representative Jeff Delzer R Representative Tom Kading R Representative Keith Kempenich R Representative Gary Kreidt R Representative Bob Martinson R Representative Lisa Meier R Representative David Monson R Representative Mike Nathe R Representative Jon Nelson R Representative Chet Pollert R Representative Mark Sanford R Representative Mike Schatz R Representative Jim Schmidt R Representative Roscoe Streyle R Representative Donald Vigesaa D Representative Tracy Boe D Representative Lois Delmore D Representative Kathy Hogan D Representative Richard Holman R Senator Bill Bowman R Senator Dick Dever R Senator Robert Erbele R Senator David Hogue R Senator Ray Holmberg R Senator Ralph Kilzer R Senator Jerry Klein R Senator Karen Krebsbach R Senator Gary Lee R Senator Dave Oehlke R Senator Ronald Sorvaag R Senator Terry Wanzek D Senator John Grabinger D Senator Joan Heckaman D Senator Tim Mathern
2 D Senator Larry Robinson 42 Members 33 Republicans 9 Democrats Education Funding R Representative Pat Heinert 1 R Representative Cynthia Schreiber-Beck 1 R Senator Ralph Kilzer 1 R Senator Donald Schaible 1 R Representative Mark Owens 2 R Representative Mark Sanford 2 R Representative Denton Zubke 2 R Senator David Rust 2 D Senator Erin Oban 2 R Representative Dennis Johnson 3 R Representative David Monson 3 D Representative Richard Holman 3 R Senator Kyle Davison 3 13 Members 11 Republicans R Representative Donald Longmuir 1 R Representative Randy Schobinger 1 R Representative Mary Johnson 2 D Representative Marvin Nelson 2 R Representative Mike Schatz 3 R Senator Howard Anderson 3 R Senator Shawn Vedaa 3 D Senator Jim Dotzenrod 3 R Representative Thomas Beadle 4 R Representative Rich S. Becker 4 R Representative Lisa Meier 4 R Representative Brandy Pyle 4 D Representative Ron Guggisberg 4 Education Policy R Representative Mary Johnson 1 R Representative Andrew Marschall 1 R Representative David Monson 1 R Representative Mark Owens 1 R Representative Matthew Ruby 1 R Senator Kyle Davison 1 R Senator Shawn Vedaa 1 D Senator Erin Oban 1 R Representative Rich S. Becker 2 R Representative Donald Longmuir 2 R Representative Bill Oliver 2 R Representative Cynthia Schreiber-Beck 2 R Senator Donald Schaible 2 D Senator Richard Marcellais 2 D Representative Ron Guggisberg 15 Members 12 Republicans R Senator Nicole Poolman 2 R Senator David Rust 3 R Representative Thomas Beadle 4 R Representative Roger Brabandt 4 R Representative Jim Grueneich 4 R Representative Dennis Johnson 4 D Representative Lois Delmore 4 R Senator Janne Myrdal 4 Employee Benefits Programs (7 House; 6 Senate) R Representative Vernon Laning 1 R Representative Jason Dockter 2 R Senator Karen Krebsbach 2 R Representative Mark Owens 3 R Representative Randy Boehning 4 R Senator Dick Dever 4 R Senator Oley Larsen 4 R Senator Gary Lee 4 R Representative Mike Lefor R Representative Roscoe Streyle D Representative Alisa Mitskog R Senator Brad Bekkedahl D Senator Carolyn Nelson 13 Members 11 Republicans D Representative Pamela Anderson 1 R Representative Mary Johnson 4 R Representative Scott Louser 4 Energy Development and Transmission (6 House (4 majority, 2 minority); 6 Senate (4 majority, 2 minority)) R Representative Mike Brandenburg 1 R Representative Todd Porter 1 R Representative Gary Sukut 1 R Senator Brad Bekkedahl 1 R Senator David Rust 1 R Senator Jessica Unruh 1 D Senator Merrill Piepkorn 1 2 D Representative Tracy Boe 4 D Senator Jim Dotzenrod 4 R Representative Ben Koppelman 12 Members 8 Republicans R Representative Aaron McWilliams 1 R Senator Kelly Armstrong 1 R Senator Randy Burckhard 1 R Representative Dick Anderson 2 R Representative Glenn Bosch 2 R Representative Chuck Damschen 2 2
3 R Representative Jeff Delzer 2 R Representative Bill Devlin 2 R Representative Vernon Laning 2 R Representative Jim Schmidt 2 R Senator Tom Campbell 2 R Senator Dwight Cook 2 R Senator Jordan Kannianen 2 R Senator Diane Larson 2 R Representative Rich S. Becker 3 R Representative Craig Headland 3 R Representative Pat Heinert 3 R Representative Andrew Marschall 3 R Representative Gary Paur 3 R Representative Dan Ruby 3 R Representative Nathan Toman 3 R Representative Denton Zubke 3 R Senator Curt Kreun 3 R Senator Lonnie Laffen 3 R Senator Larry Luick 3 R Representative Jason Dockter 4 R Representative Sebastian Ertelt 4 R Representative Patrick Hatlestad 4 R Representative Jim Kasper 4 R Representative Keith Kempenich 4 R Representative Donald Longmuir 4 R Representative Shannon Roers Jones 4 R Representative Mike Schatz 4 D Representative Alisa Mitskog 4 Government Administration R Representative Dan Ruby 1 R Representative Lawrence Klemin 3 R Representative Kim Koppelman 3 R Representative Christopher Olson 3 R Representative Roscoe Streyle 3 R Senator Dave Oehlke 3 R Senator Ronald Sorvaag 3 D Senator Joan Heckaman 3 R Representative Scott Louser D Representative Marvin Nelson R Senator Randy Burckhard 11 Members 9 Republicans R Representative Sebastian Ertelt 2 R Representative Craig Johnson 2 R Representative Daniel Johnston 2 R Senator Shawn Vedaa 2 R Representative Randy Boehning 3 R Representative Luke Simons 3 R Senator Scott Meyer 3 R Senator Jessica Unruh 3 R Representative Pat Heinert 4 R Representative Karen Karls 4 Government Finance R Representative Brandy Pyle 1 R Representative Shannon Roers Jones 1 R Representative Donald Vigesaa 1 D Representative Joshua Boschee 1 D Representative Ron Guggisberg 1 R Senator Jordan Kannianen 1 R Senator Lonnie Laffen 1 R Senator Terry Wanzek 1 R Representative Rick C. Becker 2 R Representative Craig Headland 2 R Representative Mike Nathe 2 R Representative Gary Paur 2 R Representative Mike Schatz 2 R Senator Gary Lee 2 R Senator Ronald Sorvaag 2 D Senator John Grabinger 2 R Representative Jeff Delzer 3 18 Members 14 Republicans R Representative Jim Grueneich 2 R Representative Dan Ruby 2 R Representative Jay Seibel 2 R Representative Vicky Steiner 2 R Senator Jerry Klein 2 R Senator Scott Meyer 2 R Senator Dave Oehlke 2 R Representative Mike Brandenburg 3 R Representative Jason Dockter 3 R Representative Patrick Hatlestad 3 R Representative Ben Koppelman 3 R Representative Vernon Laning 3 R Representative Scott Louser 3 R Representative Jim Schmidt 3 R Senator Ralph Kilzer 3 R Representative Gary Kreidt 4 R Representative Emily O'Brien 4 R Representative Christopher Olson 4 R Representative Mark Owens 4 R Representative Randy Schobinger 4 R Representative Wayne Trottier 4 R Senator Brad Bekkedahl 4 R Senator Dwight Cook 4 R Senator Donald Schaible 4 D Senator Erin Oban 4 Health Care Reform Review R Representative Rick C. Becker 1 R Representative Jim Kasper 1 R Representative George Keiser 1 R Representative Mike Lefor 1 R Representative Karen Rohr 1 3
4 R Senator Dick Dever 1 R Senator Oley Larsen 1 D Representative Gretchen Dobervich 2 D Representative Kathy Hogan 2 D Senator Carolyn Nelson 2 R Representative Bill Devlin 3 R Senator Karen Krebsbach 3 R Senator Nicole Poolman 3 R Senator Judy Lee 4 R Representative Robin Weisz R Senator Jerry Klein 16 Members 13 Republicans R Representative Glenn Bosch 3 R Representative Mary Johnson 3 R Representative Bob Martinson 3 R Representative Jon Nelson 3 R Representative Chet Pollert 3 R Representative Randy Schobinger 3 D Representative Alisa Mitskog 3 R Senator Robert Erbele 3 D Senator Tim Mathern 3 D Senator Erin Oban 3 R Representative Dwight Kiefert 4 R Representative Mark Sanford 4 R Representative Steve Vetter 4 R Senator Jonathan Casper 4 R Senator Kyle Davison 4 Health Services D Representative Gretchen Dobervich 1 D Representative Karla Hanson 1 D Representative Mary Schneider 1 R Senator Tom Campbell 1 R Senator Judy Lee 1 R Senator Nicole Poolman 1 D Senator Tim Mathern 1 R Representative Kathy Skroch 2 R Representative Karen Rohr 3 R Representative Bert Anderson 4 D Representative Pamela Anderson 4 R Senator Robert Erbele 4 R Representative Karen Karls R Representative Aaron McWilliams 14 Members 9 Republicans 5 Democrats R Representative Dwight Kiefert 3 D Representative Marvin Nelson 3 R Representative Bernie Satrom 4 Higher Education R Representative Rich S. Becker 1 R Representative Dennis Johnson 1 4 R Representative Andrew Maragos 1 R Representative Bob Martinson 1 R Representative Lisa Meier 1 R Representative Gary Paur 1 R Representative Mike Schatz 1 D Representative Lois Delmore 1 D Representative Richard Holman 1 R Senator Robert Erbele 1 R Senator David Hogue 1 R Senator Karen Krebsbach 1 R Senator Jim Roers 1 D Senator Carolyn Nelson 1 D Senator Larry Robinson 1 R Representative Thomas Beadle 2 R Senator Ray Holmberg 2 R Representative Mark Sanford 3 18 Members 14 Republicans R Representative George Keiser 2 R Representative Karen Rohr 2 D Representative Tracy Boe 2 D Representative Joshua Boschee 2 R Representative Jake Blum 3 R Representative Roger Brabandt 3 R Representative Michael Howe 3 R Representative Donald Longmuir 3 R Representative Emily O'Brien 3 R Representative Matthew Ruby 3 R Representative Cynthia Schreiber-Beck 3 R Senator Tom Campbell 3 D Senator Richard Marcellais 3 R Representative Rick C. Becker 4 R Representative David Monson 4 R Representative Mike Nathe 4 R Senator Jordan Kannianen 4 R Senator Curt Kreun 4 R Senator Dave Oehlke 4 R Senator Arne Osland 4 R Senator Ronald Sorvaag 4 Human Services R Representative Bert Anderson 1 R Representative Daniel Johnston 1 R Representative Wayne Trottier 1 R Representative Greg Westlind 1 D Representative Kathy Hogan 1 R Senator Howard Anderson 1 R Senator David Clemens 1 R Representative Dwight Kiefert 2 D Representative Pamela Anderson 2 D Representative Mary Schneider 2 R Senator Robert Erbele 2 R Senator David Hogue 2 R Senator Oley Larsen 2
5 D Senator Tim Mathern 2 R Representative Chuck Damschen 3 R Representative Jay Seibel 3 R Senator Judy Lee 3 R Representative Christopher Olson 18 Members 14 Republicans R Representative Aaron McWilliams 2 R Representative Karen Karls 3 R Representative Bernie Satrom 3 R Representative Kathy Skroch 3 R Representative Steve Vetter 3 D Representative Gretchen Dobervich 3 R Representative Chet Pollert 4 R Representative Luke Simons 4 R Representative Robin Weisz 4 Information Technology (6 House; 5 Senate) R Representative Glenn Bosch 1 R Representative Christopher Olson 1 R Representative Robin Weisz 1 D Senator Richard Marcellais 1 R Representative Randy Boehning 2 R Representative Gary Sukut 2 R Senator Howard Anderson 2 R Senator Kyle Davison 2 D Senator Larry Robinson 3 R Senator Terry Wanzek 11 Members 8 Republicans R Representative Tom Kading 2 R Representative Daniel Johnston 3 D Representative Karla Hanson 3 R Representative Nathan Toman 4 Initiated and Referred Measure Study Commission Appointed by leadership R Representative Jim Kasper R Representative Scott Louser R Representative Vicky Steiner R Senator David Hogue R Senator Gary Lee D Senator Erin Oban 6 Members 5 Republicans 1 Democrat Judiciary R Representative Roger Brabandt 1 R Representative Terry Jones 1 R Representative Karen Karls 1 R Representative Lawrence Klemin 1 R Representative Jeffery Magrum 1 R Representative Luke Simons 1 R Senator Diane Larson 1 R Senator Janne Myrdal 1 R Representative Kim Koppelman 2 R Representative Shannon Roers Jones 2 R Representative Bernie Satrom 2 D Representative Lois Delmore 2 D Senator John Grabinger 4 R Senator David Hogue 14 Members 12 Republicans R Representative Steve Vetter 2 R Senator Arne Osland 2 R Representative Aaron McWilliams 3 R Representative Todd Porter 4 R Senator Kelly Armstrong 4 Justice Reinvestment R Representative Jake Blum 1 R Representative Tom Kading 1 R Representative Bernie Satrom 1 R Representative Steve Vetter 1 R Senator Dave Oehlke 1 R Senator Arne Osland 1 D Senator John Grabinger 1 R Representative Pat Heinert 2 R Representative Karen Karls 2 R Representative Lawrence Klemin 2 R Representative Lisa Meier 2 R Representative Jon Nelson 2 D Representative Karla Hanson 2 R Senator Kelly Armstrong 2 R Senator Dick Dever 2 15 Members 13 Republicans R Representative Terry Jones 2 R Representative Kim Koppelman 2 R Representative Emily O'Brien 2 R Representative Luke Simons 2 R Senator David Clemens 2 D Senator Merrill Piepkorn 2 D Representative Pamela Anderson 3 D Representative Lois Delmore 3 D Representative Mary Schneider 3 R Senator Janne Myrdal 3 R Senator Terry Wanzek 3 R Representative Daniel Johnston 4 R Representative Ben Koppelman 4 R Representative Bill Oliver 4 D Representative Richard Holman 4 D Representative Marvin Nelson 4 5
6 R Senator Howard Anderson 4 D Senator Tim Mathern 4 D Senator Carolyn Nelson 4 Legacy and Budget Stabilization Fund Advisory Board (2 House; 2 Senate) R Representative Keith Kempenich 1 R Representative Gary Kreidt 1 R Senator Jerry Klein D Senator Jim Dotzenrod 4 Members 3 Republicans 1 Democrat R Senator Jonathan Casper 2 R Representative Andrew Maragos 3 R Senator Randy Burckhard 3 R Senator David Hogue 3 R Senator Gary Lee 3 D Senator Carolyn Nelson 3 R Representative Glenn Bosch 4 R Representative Roscoe Streyle 4 Legislative Audit and Fiscal Review D Representative Marvin Nelson 1 R Senator Jerry Klein 1 R Representative Bert Anderson 2 R Representative Patrick Hatlestad 2 R Representative Keith Kempenich 2 R Representative Gary Kreidt 2 R Representative Andrew Maragos 2 R Representative Chet Pollert 2 R Senator Judy Lee 2 R Representative Mike Nathe 3 R Representative Wayne Trottier 3 D Senator Richard Marcellais 4 R Representative Mary Johnson R Senator Dwight Cook 14 Members 12 Republicans R Representative Roscoe Streyle 2 R Representative Cynthia Schreiber-Beck 4 D Representative Karla Hanson 4 R Senator Scott Meyer 4 R Senator Terry Wanzek 4 Legislative Management R Representative Larry Bellew R R Representative Al Carlson R R Representative Bill Devlin R R Representative Mike Lefor R R Representative Scott Louser R R Representative Jim Schmidt R R Representative Jay Seibel R 6 D Representative Kathy Hogan D D R Senator Kelly Armstrong R R Senator Ray Holmberg R R Senator Jerry Klein R R Senator Donald Schaible R R Senator Ronald Sorvaag R R D Senator Joan Heckaman D D Senator Erin Oban D 17 Members 13 Republicans Legislative Procedure and Arrangements Membership consists of leadership R Representative Larry Bellew R Representative Al Carlson R Representative Don Vigesaa D Representative Kathy Hogan R Senator Ray Holmberg R Senator Jerry Klein R Senator Dave Oehlke D Senator John Grabinger D Senator Joan Heckaman 11 Members 7 Republicans Legislative Revenue Advisory Committee R Representative Jeff Delzer 1 1 R Senator Dwight Cook 3 R Senator Ray Holmberg 3 R Representative Larry Bellew R Representative Al Carlson D Senator Joan Heckaman 8 Members 6 Republicans R Representative Mike Nathe 1 R Representative Bill Oliver 1 R Representative Chet Pollert 1 R Representative Donald Vigesaa 2 D Representative Ron Guggisberg 2 R Representative Thomas Beadle 3 R Representative Keith Kempenich 3 R Representative Gary Kreidt 3 R Representative Mike Lefor 3 R Representative Lisa Meier 3 R Senator Brad Bekkedahl 3 D Senator John Grabinger 3
7 D Senator Merrill Piepkorn 3 R Representative Mike Brandenburg 4 R Representative Michael Howe 4 R Representative Andrew Maragos 4 R Representative Gary Paur 4 Natural Resources R Representative Roger Brabandt 2 R Representative Mike Brandenburg 2 R Representative Tom Kading 3 R Representative Todd Porter 3 R Representative Greg Westlind 3 R Senator Diane Larson 3 R Representative Dick Anderson 4 R Representative Vernon Laning 4 R Representative Jay Seibel 4 R Senator Larry Luick 4 D Senator Merrill Piepkorn 4 R Representative Vicky Steiner D Representative Alisa Mitskog R Senator Bill Bowman 14 Members 12 Republicans R Representative Jake Blum 2 R Senator Jim Roers 3 R Representative Chuck Damschen 4 R Representative Terry Jones 4 R Representative Andrew Marschall 4 R Representative Aaron McWilliams 4 R Representative Matthew Ruby 4 R Representative Denton Zubke 4 4 D Representative Mary Schneider 4 R Senator David Clemens 4 R Senator Jerry Klein 4 Taxation R Representative Thomas Beadle 1 R Representative Jason Dockter 1 R Representative Sebastian Ertelt 1 R Representative Jim Grueneich 1 R Representative Patrick Hatlestad 1 R Representative Craig Headland 1 R Representative Ben Koppelman 1 R Representative Emily O'Brien 1 R Representative Vicky Steiner 1 R Representative Nathan Toman 1 D Representative Alisa Mitskog 1 R Senator Dwight Cook 1 R Senator Scott Meyer 1 R Representative Jim Kasper 2 R Representative Randy Schobinger 2 R Senator Brad Bekkedahl 2 R Senator Lonnie Laffen 2 7 R Senator Jessica Unruh 2 D Senator Jim Dotzenrod 2 D Representative Ron Guggisberg 3 20 Members 17 Republicans R Representative Michael Howe 2 R Representative Mike Lefor 2 R Representative Christopher Olson 2 R Representative Brandy Pyle 2 R Representative Wayne Trottier 2 D Representative Richard Holman 2 R Senator Randy Burckhard 2 R Senator Curt Kreun 2 R Representative Rick C. Becker 3 R Representative Craig Johnson 3 R Representative Jeffery Magrum 3 R Representative Shannon Roers Jones 3 R Representative Robin Weisz 3 3 R Senator Jonathan Casper 3 R Senator David Clemens 3 R Senator Jordan Kannianen 3 R Representative Lawrence Klemin 4 R Representative Jim Schmidt 4 D Representative Kathy Hogan 4 R Senator David Rust 4 Tribal Taxation Members set by statute R Representative Al Carlson R Representative Craig Headland R Senator Dwight Cook D Senator Joan Heckaman 6 Members 4 Republicans Water Topics Overview R Representative Dick Anderson 1 R Representative Chuck Damschen 1 R Representative Michael Howe 1 R Representative Jon Nelson 1 R Representative Mark Sanford 1 R Representative Jim Schmidt 1 R Representative Roscoe Streyle 1 R Representative Denton Zubke 1 D Representative Tracy Boe 1 R Senator Jonathan Casper 1 R Senator Curt Kreun 1 R Senator Gary Lee 1 R Senator Ronald Sorvaag 1 R Representative Bob Martinson 2
8 D Representative Alisa Mitskog 2 D Senator Larry Robinson 2 R Senator Donald Schaible 3 17 Members 14 Republicans R Representative Andrew Marschall 2 R Senator Ray Holmberg 1 R Representative David Monson 2 R Representative Todd Porter 2 R Representative Greg Westlind 2 R Senator Larry Luick 2 R Senator Jim Roers 2 R Senator Terry Wanzek 2 R Representative Bert Anderson 3 R Representative Sebastian Ertelt 3 R Representative Terry Jones 3 R Representative Jim Kasper 3 R Representative George Keiser 3 R Representative Vicky Steiner 3 R Senator Arne Osland 3 R Representative Bill Devlin 4 R Representative Craig Johnson 4 R Representative Mike Lefor 4 D Representative Joshua Boschee 4 R Senator Tom Campbell 4 R Senator David Hogue 4 R Senator Diane Larson 4 R Senator Jessica Unruh 4 Workers' Compensation Review Members appointed by respective floor leaders (3 House (2 majority, 1 minority); 3 Senate (2 majority, 1 minority)) R Representative George Keiser 4 R Representative Dan Ruby 4 R Senator Randy Burckhard 4 D Representative Joshua Boschee R Senator Jonathan Casper D Senator Erin Oban 6 Members 4 Republicans 2 Democrat R Representative Scott Louser 2 R Representative Matthew Ruby 2 R Representative Gary Sukut 3 R Representative Kathy Skroch 4 R Senator Ralph Kilzer 4 D Senator Joan Heckaman 4 8
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