A Resolution establishing a legislative Hunger Task Force to study and make findings and recommendations for alleviating hunger, addressing food insecurity and increasing access to healthy food in this Commonwealth.

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Overview

This resolution establishes a legislative Hunger Task Force in Pennsylvania to study and recommend solutions for alleviating hunger, addressing food insecurity, and increasing access to healthy food within the state. The task force will examine the extent of food insecurity, including its impact on children, people with disabilities, and communities of color, and consider strategies to improve food access. It aims to identify and propose multifaceted solutions to this complex issue.

Key provisions

The task force will study the history and current state of food insecurity and food access in Pennsylvania.
It will evaluate existing government and non-governmental efforts to combat hunger.
The task force will consider data from other states and governments regarding successful hunger reduction strategies.
The task force will recommend legislation or other actions to address food insecurity.
The task force will consist of 7 members: 2 Senators (1 from each party) and 5 Representatives (3 from each party).
The Speaker of the House will appoint the task force chair.
The task force’s expenses will be covered through appropriations approved by House leadership.
The task force must submit a final report to the Senate and House, which will be made public.