This is a procedural resolution (not a bill) that formally invites the Governor to attend a joint convention of the legislature. It directs a committee of two Senators and two Representatives to extend the invitation and present any messages the Governor might wish to deliver. The resolution does not change laws or affect any specific group; it simply outlines the process for inviting the Governor to a legislative gathering.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 1) establishes the procedural rules for the 2025-2026 legislative session, governing how the Senate and House of Representatives operate together. It specifies that messages between chambers must go through presiding officers, sets guidelines for joint conventions (held in the House Hall), and details the structure of 23 joint standing committees (like Appropriations, Education, and Environment) that will review legislation. The resolution defines committee composition limits (e.g., 9 senators/35 representatives for most committees) and outlines which committees handle specific policy areas, such as finance, education, or environmental matters. As a procedural document, it does not create new laws but sets the framework for legislative workflow.
This is a procedural resolution requiring the printing of the Governor's annual message. It directs that the message be printed in both the Senate and House journals and that enough copies be printed for general distribution. The resolution affects the legislative printing process but does not change laws or impact specific groups. It standardizes how the Governor's message is documented and shared with the public.
This House Resolution (HR 4) directs the Clerk of the House to print and distribute daily copies of the House Journal as needed, and to print session-end copies as required by law. It is a procedural resolution affecting only internal House operations, with no impact on citizens, policies, or external entities. The resolution provides no new policy changes but standardizes the administrative process for journal printing. As a routine procedural measure, it does not involve voting or substantive legislative action.
This is a procedural resolution (HR 7) that appoints a three-member committee from the House to formally notify the Senate that the House is organized and prepared to convene in a joint session with the Senate. It does not create new laws or affect any specific group; it simply follows standard legislative protocol for initiating a joint convention. The resolution specifies the committee's sole purpose: to inform the Senate of the House's readiness. As a routine procedural step, it has no policy impact beyond facilitating the formal meeting process.
This resolution establishes the operating rules for the House of Representatives during the June 2024 special session, primarily by adopting the rules from the regular 2024 session with specific modifications. It allows bills to be considered and sent to the Senate immediately after electronic notice is given, streamlining the legislative process for urgent matters. The document also reorganizes the daily order of business and restricts which types of bills and resolutions can be introduced during this limited-time session.
This bill establishes the procedural rules for the June 2024 special session of the General Assembly, ensuring they mirror those of the regular 2024 session unless specifically changed. It mandates that only bills and resolutions related to the Governor's specific proclamation be considered, with all documents prepared by the Legislative Commissioners' Office and reviewed for fiscal impact before introduction. The resolution requires all financial measures to include a fiscal note, mandates roll call votes for every measure, and allows for immediate action on bills without waiting for multiple readings.
This bill directs the state legislature to print the official records of the Senate and House of Representatives for the June 2024 special session. It specifies that these journals must be produced in accordance with existing state statutes regarding official documentation. The measure is a procedural step that ensures the proceedings of this specific session are formally recorded and made available to the public.
This bill authorizes the Joint Committee on Legislative Management to cover the costs associated with the June 2024 special session of the General Assembly. It directly affects the legislative body by providing the necessary funding to pay for expenses incurred during that specific meeting. The resolution serves as a procedural measure to ensure the session can operate financially without requiring additional legislative action for payment.
This Senate Resolution establishes the specific rules of procedure for the 2024 June Special Session of the Senate, ensuring they align with the regular session unless explicitly changed. It modifies several existing rules to adjust the order of business, define which bills can be considered, and outline the process for handling amendments and fiscal impacts. The resolution also sets strict guidelines on what types of motions can be made during debates and requires detailed explanations for any changes that affect state revenue or spending.
TRANSMITTED PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 17
TRANSMITTED PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 17
