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This resolution establishes a two-member Assembly committee to inform the Governor that the Assembly has adjourned and reconvened.
Why it matters
Ensures formal communication between the Assembly and the Governor. this procedural step is important for maintaining official records and clarity about when the Assembly is in or out of session.
Triggers executive actions tied to the legislative calendar. by officially notifying the Governor of adjournment and reconvening, it can impact deadlines for bills, vetoes, and other time-sensitive government actions.
Reflects legislative transparency and accountability. having a specific committee communicate session status highlights the Assembly’s commitment to clear, documented transitions of legislative activity.
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Notify Governor: Assembly Ready
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History
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Assembly Resolution No. 711 BY: M. of A. Morelle ESTABLISHING a committee of the Assembly to advise the Governor RESOLVED, That a committee of two be appointed by the Speaker to advise the Governor that the Assembly has adjourned its 2017 session sine die and has again convened and is organized and ready to proceed to business.
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