Oil, Gas and Other Minerals Committee, Mississippi State Senate (Decommissioned)

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The Oil, Gas and Other Minerals Committee is a former standing committee of the Mississippi State Senate. It was decommissioned after the 2011 session, having had its functions combined with those of the Public Utilities Committee to form the Energy Committee.^[1]

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