A32-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 21,2002
Hayes Named Acting Secretary Of Legislative Affairs
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tration needs as we focus on the
work ahead of us in the coming
months,” Schweiker said. “We
expect a productive fall session
when the General Assembly re
turns. Sam will make sure this
administration’s legislative agen
da will continue to move forward
successfully.”
Hayes will also continue to
serve as agriculture secretary in
the meantime.
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ward the Legislature, plus hopes
for a spirited and engaged fall
legislative season, Governor
Schweiker asked me to be the
secretary for legislative affairs in
addition to being the secretary of
agriculture,” Hayes noted. “We
are approaching the last two
months of this session of the Gen
eral Assembly, which ends Nov.
30. Governor Schweiker wants
there to be a good working rela
tionship with senators and repre
sentatives.”
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equivalent of a two-minute drill
in professional football,” he
noted. “They are intense and
they are white hot and there are
tremendous pressures. There are
constitutional differences be
tween the executive branch and
legislative branch, and there is a
whole host of other considera
tions coming into play at this
time in the legislative session.
And, you have the private sector
interacting with this whole public
policy process. It is a very clut
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and what isn’t done are both very
important.
“There needs to be a helms
man helping with the relation
ships and the process. I have
been a lawmaker and legislative
leader in the legislative branch.
Now I serve in the executive
branch as the secretary of agri
culture. And I interact with citi
zens and their organizations on a
daily basis. So, I have been asked
to help.
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tary of agriculture and secretary
of legislative affairs. This is a
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one person doing both. I have the
Department of Agriculture or
ganized for a very productive fall
season.”
Hayes noted that he loves “my
agriculture team. We are ready.
For sure, we will get it done. And
I’m looking forward to being
once again engaged in the legisla
tive process.”
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