RESOLUTION AMENDING THE STATE CONSTITUTION TO REQUIRE CERTAIN SIGNATURES FOR EMERGENCY CERTIFIED BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.

Senate Joint Resolution 7 proposes amending the state constitution to require four specific legislative leaders - Senate President Pro Tempore, House Speaker, Senate Minority Leader, and House Minority Leader - to sign emergency certified bills and resolutions before they can be filed. This procedural change would apply only to bills or resolutions designated as "emergency certified," altering the legislative filing process for such measures. It does not affect public policy or citizen rights but modifies internal legislative requirements. The resolution is a procedural amendment focused on signature protocols for emergency measures, not a substantive policy change.