Atlanta – State Representative Hinson
Mosley, D-Jesup, has been named Chairman of the House Game Fish and Parks
Committee.
Mosley was appointed to the post by House Speaker Terry Coleman, D-Eastman.
“Representative Mosley’s proven leadership while serving
as Vice-Chairman of the House Human Relations and Aging Committee and
as Vice-Chairman of the House Transportation Committee make him an able
and respected choice for chairman,” Coleman said. “His demonstrated
knowledge and ability will contribute greatly to the effectiveness of
the Game Fish & Parks Committee and the House as a whole.”
The House is reliant on the committee system and leadership provided
by the committee chairs. The volume and variety of legislation introduced
during a session requires careful review by the committees empaneled
to study and make recommendations concerning the bills and resolutions
in the areas of their expertise.
Thirty-five separate standing committees consider by subject area the
thousands of bills and resolutions which are introduced each year and
range from topics including state budgeting, the courts, public health
and taxation.
The Game Fish and Parks Committee examines all bills relating to hunting,
fishing, trapping, license fees, state parks and would handle any legislation
dealing with the Game Fish and Parks Division within the Department of
Natural Resources.
“I have long been involved with issues affecting Georgia’s
wildlife and sportsmen,” said Mosley. “As a coastal area
lawmaker, I have also served on various boards and panels aimed at preserving
Georgia’s natural treasures for our future generations. Therefore,
I am very grateful that Speaker Coleman has given me the opportunity
to serve in this area.”
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For further information contact Rep. Mosley at (404) 657-8442.
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