H.500 (Act 120)

An act relating to prohibiting the sale of mercury lamps in the State

Sponsors: Rep. Amy Sheldon

Last Recorded Action: 5/12/2022 - House message: Governor approved bill on May 19, 2022

Committee Activity - Meeting Full List

Regular Session 2021-2022

Wednesday, January 26, 2022

Committee(s):

House Committee on Natural Resources, Fish, and Wildlife

1:00 PM

H.500 - An act relating to prohibiting the sale of mercury lamps in the State

Introduction and Walk-through

Dan Reilly, Director of Public Affairs, Efficiency Vermont
David Westman, Director of Regulatory and State Agency Affairs, Efficiency Vermont
Paul Burns, Executive Director, Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Brian Fadie, State Policy Associate, Appliance Standards Awareness Project
Michael Bender, Director, Mercury Policy Project
Matthew Chapman, Director, Waste Management Protection Division, Agency of Natural Resources
Michael O'Grady, Deputy Chief Counsel, Office of Legislative Counsel

Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Committee(s):

House Committee on Natural Resources, Fish, and Wildlife

1:15 PM

H.500 - An act relating to prohibiting the sale of mercury lamps in the State

Paul Burns, Executive Director, Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Matthew Chapman, Director, Waste Management Protection Division, Agency of Natural Resources
Michael O'Grady, Deputy Chief Counsel, Office of Legislative Counsel
Brian Fadie, State Policy Associate, Appliance Standards Awareness Project
Joseph Levy, Director of Scientific Affairs, American Suntanning Association

Thursday, March 10, 2022

Committee(s):

House Committee on Natural Resources, Fish, and Wildlife

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H.500 - An act relating to prohibiting the sale of mercury lamps in the State

Possible Vote

Michael O'Grady, Deputy Chief Counsel, Office of Legislative Counsel

Thursday, April 28, 2022

Committee(s):

Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

8:45 AM

H.500 - An act relating to prohibiting the sale of mercury lamps in the State

Committee Discussion and Vote

Paul Burns, Executive Director, Vermont Public Interest Research Group