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Pa. Senate OKs bills looking to protect seniors against scams, abuse (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG, Pa. â Two legislative proposals, one designed to protect senior citizens from scams and the other mandating training on protective services casework for Area Agency on Aging employees, passed the state Senate on Wednesday. State senators voted 47-2 to approve Senate Bill 738 and send it to the House for further consideration. The bill proposes to amend Pennsylvaniaâs Older Adult Protective Services Act to help thwart financial fraud against seniors. Eric Scicchitano is the CNHI
Pa. House votes in favor of semi-open primary election proposal (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG â The Pennsylvania House passed legislation Tuesday that, if enacted into law, would create a semi-open primary election system in the commonwealth and allow an estimated 1.2 million registered independent voters a choice to participate in an annual electoral process in which theyâre presently left out. State representatives voted 115-88 to advance House Bill 280 to the Senate for further consideration. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented
Pa. legislators advance ban on data center NDAs, restrict public utility status (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG â Lawmakers in the Pennsylvania House and Senate on Tuesday backed separate proposals concerning data centers, one that would bar non-disclosure agreements for public agencies on the local and state levels, and another that would prevent data centers from being classified as public utility companies. Members of the Senate Communications & Technology Committee voted unanimously to advance Senate Bill 1408 toward a floor vote.
Pa. Health pulls proposed regs amid mounting backlash, vows revised proposal (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG â A proposal to update state regulations concerning the governmentâs response to a disease outbreak was rescinded by the Pennsylvania Department of Health amid unprecedented public response. More than 10,000 comments were submitted to the Independent Regulatory Review Commission, far more than the single-digit totals for other regulatory proposals, before the proposal was rescinded Friday. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles. To play the media you wil
Flock rep asks Pa. legislators to regulate industry (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG â A representative of Flock Safety, a leading manufacturer of automated license plate readers, called on lawmakers in the Pennsylvania General Assembly to adopt regulatory standards that define how long data can be stored and prohibit the sale of information collected by the controversial surveillance technology. Kevin Kane, director of governmental affairs for Flock, spoke during a joint informational hearing about automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, as public pushback has v
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