Pennsylvania SB426 establishes the Legislative Youth Advisory Council to advise on youth-related issues.
Pennsylvania SB426 amends the Administrative Code of 1929 to create the Legislative Youth Advisory Council. The council consists of fifty members, aged 14 to 18, appointed by the Senate. Members serve two-year terms and can be reappointed. The Lieutenant Governor provides administrative support, while the General Assembly offers policy and fiscal assistance. The council meets at least three times a year, using technology for remote participation. It advises on youth issues, including education, employment, and health, and submits annual reports to the General Assembly.
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