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Environmental Conservation Committee, New York State Assembly

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TheEnvironmental Conservation Committee is astanding committee of theNew York Assembly.

Per Assembly Rules, committees of theNew York State Assembly are assigned by theSpeaker of the Assembly.[1] Committees are assigned annually.[2]The Speaker shall appoint the chairpersons of all committees.[1] TheMajority Leader shall serve as a member of theRules Committee after being appointed by theSpeaker.The Majority Leader and theMinority Leader shall be nonvotingex officio members on all standing committees.[3]The Speaker shall be a member and the chairperson of theRules Committee.[4]

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Function

“All standing committees shall operate on an annual basis and their jurisdiction shall include, but not be limited to, the subject matter of each bill or resolution referred to them by the Speaker. Each standing committee shall propose legislative action and conduct such studies and investigations as may relate to matter within their jurisdiction. Each standing committee shall, furthermore, devote substantial efforts to the oversight and analysis of the activities, including but not limited to the implementation and administration of programs, of departments, agencies, divisions, authorities, boards, commissions, public benefit corporations and other entities within its jurisdiction.[5][6]”

Membership

Andrew Raia (R) left this committee on January 06, 2020.

Jamie Romeo (D) left this committee on February 06, 2020.

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2017 legislative session

The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2017 legislative session.

Environmental Conservation Members, 2017
Democratic members (22)Republican members (8)
•Steven Englebright, Chair•Marc Butler
•Thomas Abinanti•Andrew Garbarino
•Didi Barrett•Peter Lopez
•Robert C. Carroll•Brian Miller
•William Colton•Melissa L. Miller
•Marcos Crespo•Anthony Palumbo
•Steven Cymbrowitz•Andrew Raia
•Anthony D'Urso•Dan Stec
•Patricia Fahy
•Deborah Glick
•Aileen Gunther
•Ellen Jaffee
•Brian Kavanagh
•Barbara Lifton
•Daniel O'Donnell
•Steven Otis
•Crystal Peoples-Stokes
•Nily Rozic
•Sean Ryan
•Fred Thiele
•Matthew Titone
•Jaime Williams

2015 legislative session

The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2015 legislative session.

Environmental Conservation Members, 2015
Democratic members (22)Republican members (8)
•Steven Englebright, Chair•Marc Butler
•Thomas Abinanti•Jane Corwin
•William Colton•Andrew Garbarino
•Marcos Crespo•Peter Lopez
•Steven Cymbrowitz•Anthony Palumbo
•Patricia Fahy•Andrew Raia
•Deborah Glick•Joseph Saladino
•Aileen Gunther•Dan Stec
•Ellen Jaffee
•Todd Kaminsky
•Brian Kavanagh
•Barbara Lifton
•Donna Lupardo
•Daniel O'Donnell
•Steven Otis
•Crystal Peoples-Stokes
•Nily Rozic
•Sean Ryan
•Michelle Schimel
•Fred Thiele
•Matthew Titone
•Kenneth Zebrowski

2013-2014

The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.

Environmental Conservation Members, 2013
Democratic members (22)Republican members (7)
•Robert Sweeney, Chair•Marc Butler
•Thomas Abinanti•Jane Corwin
•William Colton•Gary Finch
•Marcos Crespo•Andrew Garbarino
•Steven Cymbrowitz•Peter Lopez
•Patricia Fahy•Joseph Saladino
•Deborah Glick•Dan Stec
•Aileen Gunther
•Ellen Jaffee
•Brian Kavanagh
•Barbara Lifton
•Donna Lupardo
•Daniel O'Donnell
•Steven Otis
•Crystal Peoples-Stokes
•Nily Rozic
•Sean Ryan
•Michelle Schimel
•Fred Thiele
•Matthew Titone
•Harvey Weisenberg
•Kenneth Zebrowski

2011-2012

Environmental Conservation Members, 2011
Democratic members (19)Republican members (10)
•Robert Sweeney, Chair•William Barclay
•Thomas Abinanti•Daniel Burling
•William Colton•Robert Castelli
•Marcos Crespo•John Ceretto
•Steven Cymbrowitz•Jane Corwin
•Deborah Glick•Gary Finch
•Aileen Gunther•Sean Hanna
•Ellen Jaffee•Peter Lopez
•Brian Kavanagh•Joseph Saladino
•George Latimer•Teresa Sayward
•Barbara Lifton
•Donna Lupardo
•Daniel O'Donnell
•Crystal Peoples
•Michelle Schimel
•Fred Thiele
•Matthew Titone
•Harvey Weisenberg
•Kenneth Zebrowski

2009-2010

Environmental Conservation Members, 2009
Democratic members (21)Republican members (8)
•Robert Sweeney•Fred Thiele
•Michelle Schimel•Joseph Saladino
•Harvey Weisenberg•Ann Rabbitt
•Michael Gianaris•Teresa Sayward
•Steven Cymbrowitz•Gary Finch
•William Colton•Peter Lopez
•Matthew Titone•James Bacalles
•Micah Kellner•Daniel Burling
•Deborah Glick
•Daniel O'Donnell
•Adriano Espaillat
•Brian Kavanagh
•Marcos Crespo
•George Latimer
•Kenneth Zebrowski
•Ellen Jaffee
•Aileen Gunther
•Barbara Lifton
•Donna Lupardo
•Crystal Peoples
•William Parment

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