Fiscal Review Committee, Tennessee State Legislature

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## Contents

* 1 Function
* 2 Membership
* 2.1 2017 legislative session
* 2.2 2015 legislative session
* 2.3 2013-2014
* 2.4 2011-2012
* 2.5 2009-2010
* 3 External links
* 4 Footnotes

The Fiscal Review Committee is a joint committee of the Tennessee General Assembly.

Per Section 80 of the Senate Rules, rules pertaining to joint committees are governed by Mason's Manual of Legislative Procedure.[1] The Committee Rules of the House do not address joint committees, but House Rule 79 states that any questions about the rules of the House are to be governed by the most recent edition of Mason's Manual of Legislative Procedure.[2][1] The Senate Rules allow for members to vote by houses if the House of Representatives and the State Senate committees or subcommittees meet jointly and there is a quorum present.[1][2]

See rules: House Permanent Rules of Order
See rules: Senate Rules of Order

## Function[edit]

“  | The function of the Fiscal Review Committee is to conduct a continuing review of such items as revenue collections, budget requests, the recommended executive budget, appropriations, work programs, allotments, reserves, impoundments, the state debt, and the condition of the various state funds. The Fiscal Review Committee, one of several statutory oversight committees, was created by statute in 1967 as a special continuing committee of the General Assembly. The committee is composed of seven senators and seven representatives, elected by members of the Senate and House of Representatives respectively. In addition, the speaker of each house and the chairman of the Finance, Ways and Means Committee of each house serve as ex officio members. The Committee prepares estimates of State revenues and revenues from the Tennessee Education Lottery for the State Funding Board. The Committee conducts oversight of the fiscal operations of State departments and agencies. The Committee is also responsible for preparing fiscal notes for all general bills or resolutions which are introduced in the General Assembly that have a fiscal effect on state or local government. The Committee reviews and provides comments on all proposed noncompetitive contracts exceeding $250,000 in value and one year in length. The Committee must approve any proposed acquisition by the State of leased property prior to action by the State Building Commission. The Committee reviews all audits prepared by the Comptroller of the Treasury. The Committee conducts public hearings on significant repeat audit findings.[3][4] | ”

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## Membership[edit]

### 2019-2020 legislative session

Fiscal Review Committee, 2019-2020

Democratic members (5) | Republican members (12) | Third-party members(0)

* Larry Miller
* Darren Jernigan
* Bill Beck
* Sara Kyle
* Brenda Gilmore

* Ron Travis Chair
* Todd Gardenhire Vice-Chair
* Bill Sanderson
* Pat Marsh
* Susan Lynn
* Martin Daniel
* Michael Curcio
* Ken Yager
* Bo Watson
* Steve Southerland
* Paul Bailey
* Mark White

### 2017 legislative session[edit]

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

Fiscal Review Members, 2017

Democratic members (5)| Republican members (12)
• Sara Kyle| • Brian Kelsey
• Reginald Tate| • Bill Ketron
• Brenda Gilmore| • Steve Southerland
• Larry Miller| • Bo Watson
• Johnny Shaw| • Ken Yager
| • Susan Lynn
| • Pat Marsh
| • Bill Sanderson
| • Charles Sargent, Jr.
| • Ron Travis
| • Mark White
| • Tim Wirgau

### 2015 legislative session[edit]

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

Fiscal Review Senate Members, 2015

Democratic members (2)| Republican members (5)
• Sara Kyle| • Bill Ketron, Vice-Chair
• Reginald Tate| • Randy McNally
| • Doug Overbey
| • Steve Southerland (Tennessee)
| • Ken Yager

Fiscal Review House Members, 2015

Democratic members (3)| Republican members (7)
• Brenda Gilmore| • Mark White, Chair
• Johnny Shaw| • Susan Lynn
• [[David Shepard]]| • Pat Marsh
| • Bill Sanderson
| • Charles Sargent, Jr.
| • Ron Travis
| • Tim Wirgau

### 2013-2014[edit]

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

Fiscal Review Members, 2013

Democratic members (5)| Republican members (12)
• Douglas Henry| • Bill Ketron, Chair
• Reginald Tate| • Mark White, Vice chair
• Charles Curtiss| • Brian Kelsey
• Brenda Gilmore| • Randy McNally
• [[David Shepard]]| • Steve Southerland
| • Ken Yager
| • Jeremy Faison
| • Matthew Hill
| • Pat Marsh
| • Mark Pody
| • Charles Sargent, Jr.
| • Tim Wirgau

### 2011-2012[edit]

The following table describes committee membership for the 2011 legislative session.

Fiscal Review Members, 2011

Democratic members (7)| Republican members (10)
• Charles Curtiss| • Bill Ketron, Chair
• [[David Shepard]]| • Curtis Johnson, Vice chair
• Johnny Shaw| • Charles Sargent, Jr.
• Tommie Brown| • Curry Todd
• Douglas Henry| • Jim Coley
• Eric Stewart| • Mark White
• Reginald Tate| • Tony Shipley
| • Brian Kelsey
| • Ken Yager
| • Randy McNally

### 2009-2010[edit]

The following table describes committee membership for the 2009 legislative session.

Fiscal Review Members, 2009

Democratic members (3)| Republican members (2)
• Douglas Henry| • Randy McNally
• Doug Jackson| • Ken Yager
• Reginald Tate|

## External links[edit]

* Fiscal Review Committee

## Footnotes[edit]

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 State of Tennessee, "Rules of Order of the Senate for the One Hundred Twelfth General Assembly," February 22, 2021(Section 80)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 State of Tennessee 112th General Assembly, "Permanent Rules of Order," accessed February 23, 2021
3. ↑ Tennessee General Assembly, "Joint Committee - Fiscal Review," accessed February 23, 2021
4. ↑ Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

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Current members of the Tennessee State Senate

Leadership

Senate President:Randy McNally

Majority Leader:Jack Johnson

Senators

District 1

Steve Southerland (R)

District 2

Art Swann (R)

District 3

Rusty Crowe (R)

District 4

Jon Lundberg (R)

District 5

Randy McNally (R)

District 6

Becky Massey (R)

District 7

Richard Briggs (R)

District 8

Frank Niceley (R)

District 9

Mike Bell (R)

District 10

Todd Gardenhire (R)

District 11

Bo Watson (R)

District 12

Ken Yager (R)

District 13

Dawn White (R)

District 14

Shane Reeves (R)

District 15

Paul Bailey (R)

District 16

Janice Bowling (R)

District 17

Mark Pody (R)

District 18

Ferrell Haile (R)

District 19

Brenda Gilmore (D)

District 20

Heidi Campbell (D)

District 21

Jeff Yarbro (D)

District 22

Bill Powers (R)

District 23

Jack Johnson (R)

District 24

John Stevens (R)

District 25

Kerry Roberts (R)

District 26

Page Walley (R)

District 27

Ed Jackson (R)

District 28

Joey Hensley (R)

District 29

Raumesh Akbari (D)

District 30

Sara Kyle (D)

District 31

Brian Kelsey (R)

District 32

Paul Rose (R)

District 33

London Lamar (D)

Republican Party (27)

Democratic Party (6)

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Current members of the Tennessee House of Representatives

Leadership

Speaker of the House:Cameron Sexton

Representatives

District 1

John Crawford (R)

District 2

Bud Hulsey (R)

District 3

Scotty Campbell (R)

District 4

John Holsclaw (R)

District 5

David Hawk (R)

District 6

Tim Hicks (R)

District 7

Rebecca Alexander (R)

District 8

Jerome Moon (R)

District 9

Gary Hicks (R)

District 10

Rick Eldridge (R)

District 11

Jeremy Faison (R)

District 12

Dale Carr (R)

District 13

Gloria Johnson (D)

District 14

Jason Zachary (R)

District 15

Sam McKenzie (D)

District 16

Michele Carringer (R)

District 17

Andrew Farmer (R)

District 18

Eddie Mannis (R)

District 19

Dave Wright (R)

District 20

Robert Ramsey (R)

District 21

Lowell Russell (R)

District 22

Dan Howell (R)

District 23

Mark Cochran (R)

District 24

Mark Hall (R)

District 25

Cameron Sexton (R)

District 26

Vacant

District 27

Patsy Hazlewood (R)

District 28

Yusuf Hakeem (D)

District 29

Greg Vital (R)

District 30

Esther Helton (R)

District 31

Ron Travis (R)

District 32

Kent Calfee (R)

District 33

John Ragan (R)

District 34

Tim Rudd (R)

District 35

Jerry Sexton (R)

District 36

Dennis Powers (R)

District 37

Charlie Baum (R)

District 38

Kelly Keisling (R)

District 39

Iris Rudder (R)

District 40

Terri Weaver (R)

District 41

John Windle (D)

District 42

Ryan Williams (R)

District 43

Paul Sherrell (R)

District 44

William Lamberth (R)

District 45

Johnny Garrett (R)

District 46

Clark Boyd (R)

District 47

Rush Bricken (R)

District 48

Bryan Terry (R)

District 49

Mike Sparks (R)

District 50

Bo Mitchell (D)

District 51

Bill Beck (D)

District 52

Mike Stewart (D)

District 53

Jason Powell (D)

District 54

Vincent Dixie (D)

District 55

John Clemmons (D)

District 56

Bob Freeman (D)

District 57

Susan Lynn (R)

District 58

Harold Love (D)

District 59

Jason Potts (D)

District 60

Darren Jernigan (D)

District 61

Brandon Ogles (R)

District 62

Pat Marsh (R)

District 63

Glen Casada (R)

District 64

Scott Cepicky (R)

District 65

Sam Whitson (R)

District 66

Sabi Kumar (R)

District 67

Jason Hodges (D)

District 68

Curtis Johnson (R)

District 69

Michael Curcio (R)

District 70

Clay Doggett (R)

District 71

David Byrd (R)

District 72

Kirk Haston (R)

District 73

Chris Todd (R)

District 74

Jay Reedy (R)

District 75

Bruce Griffey (R)

District 76

Tandy Darby (R)

District 77

Rusty Grills (R)

District 78

Mary Littleton (R)

District 79

Curtis Halford (R)

District 80

Johnny Shaw (D)

District 81

Debra Moody (R)

District 82

Chris Hurt (R)

District 83

Mark White (R)

District 84

Joe Towns (D)

District 85

Jesse Chism (D)

District 86

Barbara Cooper (D)

District 87

Karen Camper (D)

District 88

Larry Miller (D)

District 89

Justin Lafferty (R)

District 90

Torrey Harris (D)

District 91

Vacant

District 92

Todd Warner (R)

District 93

G.A. Hardaway (D)

District 94

Ron Gant (R)

District 95

Kevin Vaughan (R)

District 96

Dwayne Thompson (D)

District 97

John Gillespie (R)

District 98

Antonio Parkinson (D)

District 99

Tom Leatherwood (R)

Republican Party (72)

Democratic Party (25)

Vacancies (2)

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