RESOLUTION AMENDING THE RULES OF THE SENATE TO PROHIBIT POINTS OF PERSONAL PRIVILEGE DURING THE LAST WEEK OF THE REGULAR LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

SR 8 is a procedural Senate resolution that amends Senate rules to prohibit members from raising "points of personal privilege" during the final week of the regular legislative session. These points are typically used to address personal matters during debates, such as requesting time for a personal statement. The resolution aims to reduce procedural delays and ensure the session concludes on schedule by banning this practice in the last week. It directly affects all Senate members during the closing phase of the annual legislative session.