House Committee on Oversight

3/5/2021

The House Committee on Oversight reviews the operation and efficiency of various state agencies, and fulfills the separation of powers legislative role.

Legislator	Appointment
Representative Patricia A. Serpa	Chairwoman
Representative Julie A. Casimiro	Second Vice Chairwoman
Representative Thomas E. Noret	Member
Representative Edith H. Ajello	Member
Representative Jose F. Batista	Member
Representative Lauren H. Carson	Member
House Minority Whip Michael W. Chippendale	Member
Representative Terri-Denise Cortvriend	Member
Representative Susan R. Donovan	Member
Representative John G. Edwards	Member
Representative Deborah A. Fellela	Member
Representative Arthur Handy	Member
Representative Bernard A. Hawkins	Member
Representative Jason Knight	Member
Representative Charlene Lima	Member
Representative Mary Messier	Member
Representative Brian C. Newberry	Member
Representative David J. Place	Member
Representative Scott Slater	Member
Representative Joseph J. Solomon, Jr.	Member
Representative June Speakman	Member
Representative Anastasia Williams	Member

clerk information

Zaire Lambright
House Committee on Labor, Clerk
Rhode Island State House, Room 3
Providence, Rhode Island 02903
zlambright@rilegislature.gov
401-222-7675

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