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The Massachusetts House of Representatives currently has 11 committees.

2017–2019 Standing Committees

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Committee Chair Vice Chair
Bills in the Third Reading Theodore C. Speliotis (D-13th Essex) Carole A. Fiola (D-6th Bristol)
Bonding, Capital Expenditures and State Assets Antonio F. D. Cabral (D-13th Bristol) Ruth B. Balser (D-12th Middlesex)
Ethics Christopher M. Markey (D-9th Bristol) Daniel Cullinane (D-12th Suffolk)
Global Warming and Climate Change Frank I. Smizik (D-15th Norfolk)
Personnel and Administration Paul McMurtry (D-11th Norfolk) Michael S. Day (D-31st Middlesex)
Post Audit and Oversight David Paul Linsky (D-5th Middlesex) David M. Rogers (D-24th Middlesex)
Redistricting Paul W. Mark (D-2nd Berkshire) Daniel M. Donahue (D-16th Worcester)
Rules William C. Galvin (D-6th Norfolk) Marjorie C. Decker (D-25th Middlesex)
Steering, Policy and Scheduling James M. Murphy (D-4th Norfolk) Thomas M. Petrolati (D-7th Hampden)
Technology and Intergovernmental Affairs Angelo J. Puppolo, Jr. (D-12th Hampden) Robert M. Koczera (D-11th Bristol)
Ways and Means Jeffrey Sánchez (D-15th Suffolk) Stephen Kulik (D-1st Franklin)

References

  1. ^ "House Committees". malegislature.gov. The General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Retrieved July 12, 2018.
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