What's happening
This resolution adjourns the Legislature's Extraordinary Session, begun June 28, 2017, without setting a date to reconvene.
Why it matters
Formally ending the session. This resolution officially closes the Legislature’s Extraordinary Session, meaning no further business or legislative action can take place under that session unless a new one is called.
Eliminates expectation of return. By adjourning "sine die" (without assigning a day for a further meeting), it signals there are no plans to reconvene, which can affect ongoing negotiations or unresolved issues that were under consideration.
Impacts legislative timing and urgency. Any bills or matters not addressed during this session must wait for a new session, potentially delaying action on time-sensitive issues and shifting political dynamics or priorities.
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End Special Legislative Session
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History
- Returned to assembly
- Adopted
- Delivered to senate
- Adopted
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Full text
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Assembly Resolution No. 40002 BY: M. of A. Morelle
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION relative to the adjournment of the Extraordinary Session of the Legislature sine die RESOLVED (if the concur), That the Legislature hereby adjourn sine die the Extraordinary Session initially convened on Wednesday, June 28,
2017.
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