Shapiro's office declined to identify any other members of the group or discuss the instructions that the governor gave to the working group. Further, Shapiro’s office said the governor gave the working group no timeline to come up with recommendations, and is letting the group meet privately, without keeping public minutes of its meetings. Pressed for details about what, exactly, the working group is supposed to do, Shapiro's office pointed back to his criticism as a candidate of the centerpiece of then-Gov. Pressed in a hearing to explain the effect of Wolf's plan on everyday electric ratepayers, Negrin put the onus on the working group. “I think every single one of those questions is a good, strong, valid question that needs to be answered by the working group," Negrin said.

Source: The Herald April 14, 2023 12:57 UTC