A Resolution establishing a Special Committee to investigate the April 13, 2025, attack at the Governor's residence.
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Overview
This resolution establishes a Special Committee within the Pennsylvania Senate to investigate the April 13, 2025, attack at the Governor’s residence. The committee’s focus will include the security review conducted by former PSP Commissioner Jeffrey Miller and his consulting company, as well as any subsequent security upgrades. The committee has broad investigative powers, including the ability to subpoena documents and witnesses, and will submit a final report to the Senate leadership within 90 days.
Key provisions
- The committee will investigate the April 13, 2025, attack at the Governor’s residence.
- The committee will review the report prepared by former PSP Commissioner Jeffrey Miller and his consulting company.
- The committee is authorized to subpoena witnesses and documents.
- The committee can administer oaths and take testimony.
- The committee has the authority to employ counsel and staff.
- The committee can meet during Senate sessions.
- Expenses for the investigation will be paid from the Chief Clerk’s appropriation accounts.
- The committee must submit a final report to the Senate leadership within 90 days.
Who is affected
- The Governor of Pennsylvania
- The First Lady
- The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP)
- Legislative Leaders
- The public (potentially, through the report's findings)
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David Argall
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