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Tuesday, July 06, 2010

Ind. Gov't. - More on "Legislature sets summer study committees "

Updating this ILB entry from June 6, 2010, Dorthy Schneider reports today in the Lafayette Journal Courier in a story that begins:

Even though it's been months since the General Assembly convened -- and months before it will reconvene -- Lafayette-area lawmakers are still working to advance key issues.

Interim committees and commissions are meeting this summer and into this fall to discuss issues likely to arise in the 2011 legislative session, which starts in January.

Most study committees need to wrap up by November.

Issues on lawmakers' plates this summer likely will include economic development, government consolidation, vote centers and a renewed discussion of a statewide smoking ban.

Follow the summer schedule via this legislative calender, which currently shows two meetings already set for July, one on Health Finance, and find out about inidividual commitees - makeup, minutes, etc. - here.

Posted by Marcia Oddi on July 6, 2010 06:44 AM
Posted to Indiana Government