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The House Committee on Conduct is based on findings, recommends Rhode Island House of Representatives peer disciplinary action.
The House Committee on Corporations handles matters relating to financial institutions, business regulation, property, casualty and health insurance, technology, telecommunications and consumer protection.
The House Committee on Environment and Natural Resources considers all matters pertaining to environmental issues such as conservation, pollution, renewable energy and the green economy.
The House Committee on Finance considers all propositions relative to the revenue, to inquire into the state of the public debt and to report from time to time their opinion on such propositions for expediency.
The House Committee on Finance Subcommittee considers all propositions relative to the revenue, to inquire into the state of the public debt and to report from time to time their opinion on such propositions for expediency.
The House Education Committee deliberates on all bills affecting public health and human services.
The House Innovation, Internet and Technology Committee deliberates on all bills relating to Innovation, Internet and Technology.
The House Committee on Judiciary considers all bills affecting the penal code, judicial system, ethics, open meetings, access to public records and election laws.
The House Committee on Labor considers all matters relating to labor laws and workers compensation.
The House Municipal Government and Housing Committee deliberates on legislation affecting municipal government, constituent interests, housing and transportation.
The House Committee on Oversight reviews the operation and efficiency of various state agencies, and fulfills the separation of powers legislative role.
The House Committee on Oversight reviews the operation and efficiency of various state agencies, and fulfills the separation of powers legislative role.
The House Committee on Small Business reviews matters relating to the streamlining of licenses and permits, eliminating or decreasing steps and uncoordinated duplicate filings, and reducing associated costs to businesses.
The House Committee on Special Legislation considers bills that deal with policies or issues outside the purview of the other Rhode Island House standing committees.
The House State Government and Elections Committee deliberates on all bills affecting State Government and Elections.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives serves as the Chairman of the Joint Committee on Legislative Services (JCLS), which oversees all JCLS departments, and is responsible for the overall financial and administrative functions of the Rhode Island General Assembly. The membership also includes the following: the House Majority Leader, House Minority Leader, President of the Senate, who serves as Vice Chairman, and the Senate Minority Leader.
The Joint Committee on State Lottery is responsible for legislative oversight of all lottery operations, which fall under the Department of Administration. The General Assembly created the committee following voter approval of the Separation of Powers constitutional amendment, which removed legislators from various boards and commissions.
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Written testimony submitted to any committee and/or commission of the House of Representatives is considered public and will be posted to and will be accessible on the General Assembly website. After posting to the General Assembly website, submitted documents may be accessible via internet search engines.
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In 1636, Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island, established the first working model of Democracy after being banished from Massachusetts for his “extreme views” concerning freedom of speech and religion. Thomas Jefferson and John Adams publicly acknowledged Williams as the originator of these concepts, along with the freedom of public assembly, in the First Amendment in the United States Constitution. Today, Rhode Island House Republicans uphold the liberties designed by our Founders and preserved in our Constitution, and are the primary legislative body promoting lean government, fighting for lower taxes, and advocating for initiatives and policies that improve the economy and in turn, the lives of Rhode Islanders. As members of a part-time assembly, we are small business owners, retired educators, community activists, lawyers, farmers, military service veterans, volunteers, former local officials, retired social workers, coaches, musicians, churchgoers and board directors -- bringing these community engagement and professional experiences to our work, on your behalf, at the Rhode Island State House.
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