PAHB-1607
An Act amending Title 27 (Environmental Resources) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for electronic waste recycling; imposing duties on the Department of Environmental Protection; establishing the Advisory Committee on Electronic Waste Recycling; and imposing penalties.
- Jurisdiction:
- Pennsylvania
- Type:
- EPR
- Last action:
- Aug 2, 2023
Electronics
PA HB-1607 establishes electronic waste recycling duties and an advisory committee under Title 27, directly implementing EPR principles for e-waste by imposing manufacturer/producer responsibilities for collection and recycling.
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Co-Sponsorship Memo Electronic Waste Recycling Program - opens in a new tab Current Text 2023-2024 Regular Session HB 1607 PN 1874 Bill Text (PDF) - opens in a new tab Print History How to read a bill - opens in a new tab Prime Sponsor Representative Lisa Borowski D House District 168 Co-Sponsors Rep. Chris Pielli D House District 156 Rep. Dave Madsen D House District 104 Rep. Danilo Burgos D House District 197 Rep. Liz Hanbidge D House District 61 Rep. Jeanne McNeill D House District 133 Rep. Jessica Benham D House District 36 Rep. Maureen Madden D House District 115 Rep. Kristine Howard D House District 167 View Additional 34 Co-Sponsors Rep. Robert Freeman D House District 136 Rep. Jim Haddock D House District 118 Rep. Benjamin Sanchez D House District 153 Rep. Tarik Khan D House District 194 Rep. Danielle Friel Otten D House District 155 Rep. Melissa Cerrato D House District 151 Rep. Carol Hill-Evans D House District 95 Rep. Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz D House District 129 Rep. Perry Warren D House District 31 Rep. Tim Briggs D House District 149 Rep. G. Roni Green D House District 190 Rep. La'Tasha Mayes D House District 24 Rep. Abigail Salisbury D House District 34 Rep. Robert W. Mercuri R House District 28 Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler D House District 184 Rep. Dan Frankel D House District 23 Rep. Paul Friel D House District 26 Rep. Tim Brennan D House District 29 Rep. Heather Boyd D House District 163 Rep. MaryLouise Isaacson D House District 175 Rep. Joseph Hohenstein D House District 177 Rep. Joe Webster D House District 150 Rep. Melissa Shusterman D House District 157 Rep. Greg Vitali D House District 166 Rep. Jose Giral D House District 180 Rep. Napoleon J. Nelson D House District 154 Rep. Mark Gillen R House District 128 Rep. Mary Jo Daley D House District 148 Rep. Anthony Bellmon D House District 203 Rep. Michael Schlossberg D House District 132 Rep. Kyle Donahue D House District 113 Rep. Jennifer O'Mara D House District 165 Rep. Joe Hogan R House District 142 Rep. Paul Takac D House District 82 Bill Status & History Top Last Action: Referred to Consumer Protection, Technology & Utilities , Aug. 2, 2023 House "> House Bill was introduced In the House "> H Referred to Committee 08/02/2023 Referred to CONSUMER PROTECTION, TECHNOLOGY AND UTILITIES [House] "> Reported from Committee Bill has not yet reached this milestone "> Bill Receives Third Consideration Bill has not yet reached this milestone "> In the Senate Bill has not yet reached this milestone "> S Referred to Committee Bill has not yet reached this milestone "> Reported from Committee Bill has not yet reached this milestone "> Bill Receives Third Consideration Bill has not yet reached this milestone "> Executive Action Bill has not yet reached this milestone "> View Full History 1874 Referred to Consumer Protection, Technology & Utilities , Aug. 2, 2023 Printers Numbers Top Aug 02, 2023 PN 1874 Votes Top There are no votes available. Committee Meetings Top View All Committee Meetings Oct. 30, 2023 Consumer Protection, Technology & Utilities Public hearing on House Bill 1607. Public hearing on House Bill 1607. Statute References This bill amends Title 27 (Environmental Resources) . Other bills amending the same statute are listed below. HB 470 Rep. Tim Briggs D House District 149 Memo Single Use Plastic: Polystyrene HB 606 Rep. MaryLouise Isaacson D House District 175 Memo Lead Abatement Grant Program HB 652 Rep. Donna Bullock D House District 195 Memo Environmental Justice - Permit Applications HB 707 Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta D House District 181 Memo Codification of the Environmental Justice Advisory Board HB 925 Rep. Kathy Rapp R House District 65 Memo Proper Decommissioning and Bonding of Solar Energy Facilities Only the first 5 bills are included here. Looking for more? View all legislation amending Title 27 (Environmental Resources) House Bill 1607 2023-2024 Regular Session Sponsors BOROWSKI, PIELLI, MADSEN, BURGOS, HANBIDGE, McNEILL, BENHAM, MADDEN, HOWARD, FREEMAN, HADDOCK, SANCHEZ, KHAN, OTTEN, CERRATO, HILL-EVANS, CEPEDA-FREYTIZ, WARREN, BRIGGS, GREEN, MAYES, SALISBURY, MERCURI, FIEDLER, FRANKEL, FRIEL, BRENNAN, BOYD, ISAACSON, HOHENSTEIN, WEBSTER, SHUSTERMAN, VITALI, GIRAL, N. NELSON, GILLEN, DALEY, BELLMON, SCHLOSSBERG, DONAHUE, O'MARA, HOGAN, TAKAC Short Title An Act amending Title 27 (Environmental Resources) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for electronic waste recycling; imposing duties on the Department of Environmental Protection; establishing the Advisory Committee on Electronic Waste Recycling; and imposing penalties. Memo Subject Electronic Waste Recycling Program Actions 1874 Referred to CONSUMER PROTECTION, TECHNOLOGY AND UTILITIES, Aug. 2, 2023 Generated 06/26/2026 11:09 AM Visitor Information Interested in visiting the State Capitol? For information on visiting the Capitol Complex, please visit pacapitol.com Legal Notices Privacy Policy Site Credits Contact Contact Webmaster Contact Your Senator Contact Your Representative
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