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Hon. Scott Perry
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Harrisburg PA 17120-2092
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My Audio Updates
Here you will find audio clips about important events that have taken place during the current and past Legislative Sessions.
Rep. Scott Perry Comments on His Proposal to Make English Official Language of PA - 9/15/2011
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Two bills that would make English the official language of Pennsylvania were the topic of a House State Government Committee hearing held Wednesday in Harrisburg. Rep. Scott Perry (R-York) said House Bill 888 would address the costs associated with printing and translating multiple foreign languages for official Commonwealth purposes. Chuck Nichols reports... story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Perry Comments on Castle Doctrine Legislation Being Signed Into Law by Gov. Corbett - 6/28/2011
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Castle Doctrine legislation that more broadly defines the circumstances where Pennsylvania citizens may choose to exercise their right of self protection was signed into law by Governor Corbett Tuesday in Harrisburg. Prime sponsor of the bill, Rep. Scott Perry (R-York & Cumberland) said this legislation will ensure those citizens who act to protect themselves and their families from criminals need not fear prosecution for their actions. Mike Davies reports... story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Perry Says Final Passage of the Castle Doctrine Bill a Victory for All Law Abiding Citizens in PA - 6/22/2011
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Castle Doctrine legislation that would strengthen Pennsylvania citizens’ right to use deadly force if necessary in self defense was approved this week by the state Senate and is now on the Governor’s desk awaiting his signature. Prime sponsor of the bill Rep. Scott Perry (R-York) said this legislation is an important victory for law abiding citizens. Mike Davies reports... story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Perry Says Quick Action Needed on Reforming Pennsylvania’s Unemployment Compensation System - 5/23/2011
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Improving the financial standing of Pennsylvania’s unemployment compensation system is the aim of reform legislation expected to be under debate this week by the House of Representatives in Harrisburg. The state’s unemployment benefit system now owes over $3 billion to the federal government for benefits already paid to workers during the recent economic downturn. Bill sponsor Rep. Scott Perry (R-York), said his legislation would make necessary changes to allow the state to begin repayment of the huge debt and take some of the burden off the back of Pennsylvania employers. Mike Davies reports... story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Perry Comments on Second Amendment Rally in Harrisburg - 5/10/2011
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Hundreds of sportsmen and supporters of the second amendment rallied on the Capitol steps Tuesday calling for action on Castle Doctrine legislation now moving through the legislative process in Harrisburg. Sponsor of the House version of the Castle Doctrine, Rep. Scott Perry (R-Cumberland & York) said he is hoping for quick action on the bill. Mike Davies Reports - Story and Bite available.
Rep. Perry's Castle Doctrine Legislation Approved by PA House, Strengthens PA Citizens' Right to Self Defense - 4/12/2011
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Castle Doctrine legislation that would strengthen Pennsylvania citizens’ right to use deadly force if necessary in self defense was approved Tuesday in the state House. Prime sponsor of the bill Rep. Scott Perry (R-York) said this legislation is important because makes it clear that law abiding citizens may protect themselves and their families without fear of prosecution or facing a civil suit from lawbreakers. Mike Davies reports... story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Perry Comments on House Passage of Lawsuit Abuse Reform Legislation - 4/11/2011
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Legislation to bring lawsuit abuse reforms to Pennsylvania’s courts similar to those already in place in 40 other states was approved Monday by the Pennsylvania House. House Bill 1, known as the Fair Share Act, would ensure the responsibility for damages in civil lawsuits are assigned in an equitable manner. Rep. Scott Perry (R- Cumberland & York) said the present system for determining liability is unfair and this bill will improve the business climate in Pennsylvania. Mike Davies reports... story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Perry Comments on Committee Passage of Castle Doctrine - 3/8/2011
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Castle Doctrine legislation, which would allow Pennsylvania Citizens to use lethal force to protect themselves or their family members, has been approved by the House Judiciary Committee in Harrisburg. Rep. Scott Perry (R-York) , prime sponsor of the legislation, said law-abiding citizens should have the right to defend themselves when threatened, and should not be forced to retreat. House Bill 40 is expected to be considered by the full House later this week. Mike Davies Reports – Story and Bite available.
Rep. Perry Comments on Appropriations Hearings on Budget Cuts - 2/3/2011
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The House Appropriations Committee, in an effort to get a head start on the budget, held a series of hearings this week to gather information on how other states are tackling their financial issues. Rep. Scott Perry (R-York) said it is important to examine the money-saving tactics employed by other states in order to minimize the pain of budget cuts on Pennsylvanians. Chuck Nichols Reports - Story and Bite available.
Rep. Perry Says Veto of Castle Doctrine Shows Rendell is "Out of Step" with PA Citizens, Predicts Quick Passage Next Year - 11/29/2010
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Legislators in Harrisburg are reacting to Governor Rendell’s veto of Castle Doctrine legislation that would reinforce the right of Pennsylvania citizens to defend themselves in their homes, vehicles or place of business. Rep. Scott Perry (R- Cumberland & York), sponsor of the House version of the bill, said the veto indicates the Governor is out of step with the Commonwealth’s citizens and has underestimated the resolve of lawmakers. Mike Davies reports... story and bite available.