A Resolution directing the Government Oversight Committee to conduct an investigation.
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Overview
This resolution directs the Government Oversight Committee of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to investigate the security protocols and failures surrounding the arson attack at Governor Josh Shapiro’s residence on April 13, 2025. The investigation will focus on the circumstances leading up to the attack, the response by law enforcement, and the subsequent security review conducted by a former PSP Commissioner. The resolution aims to increase transparency and accountability regarding the incident and ensure that appropriate recommendations are made to prevent similar events in the future.
Key provisions
- Directs the Government Oversight Committee to investigate the security failures leading to the arson attack.
- Authorizes the committee to subpoena witnesses and documents, including electronically stored information.
- Empowers the committee to administer oaths and take testimony.
- Allows the committee to employ counsel and staff for the investigation.
- Authorizes the committee to sit during House sessions.
- Provides for payment of investigation expenses from designated appropriation accounts.
- Requires the committee to submit a final report to the House of Representatives with findings and recommendations.
Who is affected
- Governor Josh Shapiro
- Pennsylvania State Police
- Pennsylvania Residents
- Government Oversight Committee
- Legislative Leaders
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