Health and Human Services Committee (Georgia House)

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The House Health & Human Services Committee is a 38-member legislative body consisting of a chairman, a vice-chairman, a secretary, and 35 members. The Committee operates under a House mandate to evaluate legislation that regulate the safety and operation of social services throughout the state.

Scope and jurisdiction

The House Health & Human Services Committee is responsible for overseeing legislation that "affects the conditions of safety regulations and social services for the citizens of Georgia." The committee's jurisdiction includes the legal areas surrounding medical professionals as well as pharmaceutical provisions.

Members

As of 2014, the members of the House Health & Human Services Committee are:

Sharon Cooper, chairman

Ben Watson, vice chairman

Ed Rynders, secretary

Timothy Barr, member

James Beverly, member

Bruce Broadrick, member

Mickey Channell, member

Mike Cheokas, member

Josh Clark, member

Valerie Clark, member

Katie M. Dempsey, member

Karla Drenner, member

Carol Fullerton, member

J. Craig Gordon, member

Buddy Harden, member

Matt Hatchett, member

Lee Hawkins, member

Michele Henson, member

Doug Holt, member

Henry Howard, member

Rick Jasperse, member

Sheila Jones, member

Margaret D. Kaiser, member

E. Culver "Rusty" Kidd, member

Billy Mitchell, member

Alisha Thomas Morgan, member

Howard Mosby, member

B.J. Pak, member

Don Parsons, member

Allen Peake, member

Jimmy Pruett, member

Nikki T. Randall, member

Carl Rogers, member

Dexter Sharper, member

Barbara Sims, member

Mickey Stephens, member

Pam Stephenson, member

Joe Wilkinson, member

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Health & Human Services Committee (Georgia House) Wikipedia

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