House Member
Committee Assignments
| Committee | Position | Minutes | Agendas |
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| Financial Institutions | Chairman | Click here | Click here |
| Health | Member | Click here | Click here |
| Personal Information: | |
| Home City: Phoenix Occupation: Community Leader Member Since: 2011 |
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Kate Brophy McGee is a third generation Arizonan, born into a ranching family and raised in Southern Arizona. She graduated with honors from the University of Arizona in 1977. Kate completed a bank management training program in 1978 and spent the next twelve years in banking, ending her career as a bank vice president and senior commercial loan officer. She left banking when her first child was born.
In 2010, Kate was elected a State Representative for Legislative District 11, covering North Central Phoenix, Arcadia and the Town of Paradise Valley. In 2012, Kate was reelected State Representative for Legislative District 28. The new legislative boundaries largely mirror the old, with the addition of North Phoenix areas. Kate is Chairman of the House Financial Institutions Committee and serves on the House Health Committee. She is the co-chair of the Child Protective Services Oversight Committee and served as a member of the Governors CARE Team (Independent Child Advocate Response Investigation Team), which conducted the inquiry into 6,554 reported cases of neglect and abuse to Child Protective Services closed without investigation. She is a leader in the Governors 2014 initiative to reform Arizonas child welfare system. Kate was recently appointed to the Arizona Board of Child Help USA. She is a member of the Governors Arizona Alzheimers Task Force and of the Arizona Water Protection Fund Commission and is also a member of the Flinn Foundations Bio Sciences Roadmap Steering Committee. Prior to her election to the legislature, Brophy McGee served nearly a decade as a school board member and in numerous elected, appointed and volunteer capacities. She continues her community-based volunteer activities in addition to her legislative duties. She is the mother of three sons. Her husband, Bob McGee, a community banker, is former President and CEO and now Special Advisor to the Board of Southwestern Business Financing Corporation, a certified development company dedicated to creating jobs and growing small business throughout the state. |
Sponsored Bills
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C = Co-sponsor
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C = Co-sponsor
| Bill Number | Sponsor Type | Short/NOW Title |
|---|---|---|
| HB2064 | C | training permits; military health professionals |
| HB2065 | P | community based residential treatment; placement |
| HB2066 | P | definitions; archaic language; removal |
| HB2067 | P | CPS information; medical examiner; disclosure |
| HB2087 | P* | mining; claim maintenance fee affidavit |
| HB2088 | P* | interstate compact for juveniles |
| HB2089 | P* | AHCCCS; chronically ill children |
| HB2090 | P* | AHCCCS; peace officers |
| HB2091 | P* | AHCCCS; orthotic services; restoration |
| HB2092 | P* | homeowners' associations; resale disclosure fees |
| HB2093 | P* | technical correction; insurance; existing actions |
| HB2094 | P* | technical correction; national guard |
| HB2095 | P* | technical correction; counties; vehicle refueling |
| HB2136 | P | firefighter and EMT memorial |
| HB2142 | P* | technical correction; fines; disbursement |
| HB2143 | P* | joint tenancy severance |
| HB2144 | P* | child protective services |
| HB2145 | P* | homeowners' associations; agency authority |
| HB2170 | C | stopped school buses; lights |
| HB2195 | C | schools; student behavior threat assessments |
| HB2196 | C | promotion certificates; 8th grade |
| HB2199 | C | oath; school board members |
| HB2204 | C | law enforcement; surviving spouse; insurance |
| HB2205 | P* | TANF; electronic benefit transfer prohibitions (NOW: electronic benefit transfer prohibitions; TANF) |
| HB2206 | P* | advance fee loan brokers |
| HB2207 | P* | collection agencies; license renewal |
| HB2208 | P* | loan originator examination committee; repeal |
| HB2209 | P* | industrial development authorities |
| HB2210 | P* | bank loans; calculations |
| HB2211 | P* | loan originators |
| HB2212 | P* | legal holidays; counties; courts |
| HB2217 | C | extraordinary educators special plates |
| HB2274 | C | homeowners' associations; registry |
| HB2400 | C | prior authorization; prescription drugs (NOW: study committee; prior authorization) |
| HB2407 | C | qualified immunity; nonprofit clinics |
| HB2421 | C | identifying information; peace officers; spouses |
| HB2428 | P* | investment advisors; representatives; reporting requirements |
| HB2429 | P* | water protection fund; annual funding |
| HB2430 | P* | technical corrections; immunizations; informed consent (NOW: immunizations; reimbursement) |
| HB2439 | C | income tax brackets; inflation index |
| HB2485 | C | health and safety audit privilege |
| HB2500 | C | schools; teacher evaluations; dismissals |
| HB2502 | P* | supplemental appropriation; CPS funding. |
| HB2530 | P | empowerment scholarship accounts; tests; surveys |
| HB2542 | P* | Arizona health facilities authority |
| HB2547 | C | AHCCCS; birth outcome committee |
| HB2567 | P* | animal cruelty; offense |
| HB2569 | C | child prostitution; sentencing |
| HB2577 | P* | public records exemption; critical infrastructure |
| HB2608 | C | EORP; closure; defined contribution |
| HB2619 | P* | public deposits; pooled collateral |
| HB2657 | C | transaction privilege tax changes |
| HCM2001 | C | PFC Sylvestre Herrera; military service |
| HCM2003 | C | copper mining; support |
| HCR2034 | C | Arizona territory; 150th anniversary |
| HCR2035 | PZ* | recognizing Arizona caregivers |
| HCR2036 | P | Boy Scouts of America |
| HR2001 | C | recognizing autism organizations |
| SB1039 | C | uniform commercial code; secured transactions |
| SB1143 | C | golf course pesticide license; fee |
| SB1157 | C | grain research council; continuation |
| SB1179 | C | ignition interlock devices; TPT exemption |
| SB1340 | P | municipal fire districts |
| SB1341 | C | vulnerable adults; financial exploitation |
| SB1353 | C | health insurance; telemedicine |
| SB1363 | C | empowerment scholarship accounts; expansion; funding |
| SB1374 | C | behavioral health examiners board |
| SB1405 | C | adoption petitions |
| SB1406 | C | parental rights; termination; determinations |
| SB1407 | C | juvenile referrals; commitments; expenses; liability |
| SB1408 | C | fingerprint clearance cardholders; background checks (NOW: fingerprint clearance card; adoption) |
| SB1435 | C | TPT exemptions; modular data center (NOW: modular data center; TPT exemptions) |
| SB1438 | C | prescription orders; biological products; substitution |
| SB1440 | C | medical marijuana; advertising; labeling |
| SB1441 | C | marijuana; medical use; seizure; disposition |
| SB1463 | C | counties; flood control districts; rules |
| SCR1021 | C | death resolution; Bill Konopnicki |