House Special Legislation Committee

2/3/2024

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.

Committee Documents

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Legislator	Appointment
Representative Karen Alzate	Chair
Representative Grace Diaz	First Vice Chair
Representative John J. Lombardi	Second Vice Chair
Representative Samuel A. Azzinaro	Member
Representative Stephen M. Casey	Member
Representative Joshua J. Giraldo	Member
Representative Brianna E. Henries	Member
Representative Katherine S. Kazarian	Member
Representative Patricia L. Morgan	Member
Representative William W. O'Brien	Member
Representative Ramon A. Perez	Member
Representative Brandon C. Potter	Member
Representative Sherry Roberts	Member
Representative Enrique Sanchez	Member
Representative Scott Slater	Member

clerk information

Erin McKenna
House Committee on Special Legislation, Clerk
Rhode Island State House
Providence, Rhode Island 02903
[email protected]
401-222-2457

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