Despite being tasked with developing potential changes to a so-called wine privatization bill that passed through the Senate, House Liquor Control Committee Majority Chairman Chris Ross (R-Chester) told reporters Tuesday that the House does not have "a clear path forward" on how to deal with the legislation.
“I’m not aware of any plans at this point as to how we’re going to handle that,” he said. “I know we’ve been talking internally amongst ourselves about it, but to the best of my knowledge at this point, there’s no plan on that.”
As to how changes might be developing, Rep. Ross said “we don’t have a clear path forward right now.”
He said he cannot speak for any member about what they might put into an amendment to the legislation or how changes might develop if or when the legislation is brought to the House floor, however, he noted that could change.