An Act Regarding The Voting Requirement To Extend The Date For Adjournment Of The Legislature
Became Law without Governor's Signature
Summary
The bill lowers the voting requirement needed for the Senate and House to extend the statutory adjournment dates of a regular session. Instead of a two‑thirds supermajority, a simple majority of members present and voting can approve extensions of up to five legislative days, with a possible second five‑day extension in emergencies. It also allows one extra day to address any governor objections to bills.
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