State Representative Terri Lynn Weaver (R-Lancaster) has been appointed to three key committees in the 106th General Assembly. This appointment includes membership to the Agriculture, Children and Family, and Education Committees. The announcement came yesterday by Speaker of the House Kent Williams in collaboration with Republican and Democratic Leaders.
“I am honored to have been selected for these three key committees.” said Rep. Weaver. “As a new member, I look forward to the challenges and opportunities ahead of me and am humbled by the ability to serve the people of the 40th District in this capacity.”
The legislation presented before these committees is assigned based upon the subject matter. The Children and Family Committee considers legislation dealing with domestic issues such as divorce, child custody, and domestic violence. The education committee takes up legislation concerning both K-12 matters and higher education issues.
“As a grandmother of two and mother of one, I am committed to helping better the lives of Tennessee’s youngest citizens and ensure they have a hopeful, fulfilling future.” stated Rep. Weaver.
Terri Lynn Weaver is serving her first term in the General Assembly. She resides in Lancaster with her husband where she is a Singer, Songwriter, and small business owner.
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