engrossing and enrolling supervised by
chief clerk 5 (2)(b), 43
enrolled bill, journal records date presented
to governor 43
enrolling, performed by legislative reference bureau 43
errors in, chief clerk authorized to correct minor 31 (1)
filing of proposals 30
copies must be in jacket envelope 29
jacket envelopes not to be filed if folded or rolled 30 (1)
notations in history file by chief clerk 30 (2), (3)
handwritten changes prohibited in copies prepared
by legislative reference bureau 33 (1)
hearings required 18 (1m)
identical with one already rejected not allowed,
exceptions 33 (2)
introduction of 17 (1)(c), 33 (1), 45, 46
jacket envelope 30 (1)
to contain all amendments regardless of action 27 (5)
journal, references to by number, relating clause 32
jurisdiction over, while in committee 25 (2)
legislative reference bureau prepares all proposals
for introduction 33 (1)
messaging delayed for reconsideration period 42 (1)
messaging immediately under suspension of rules 42
offering of resolutions 33 (1), 45
orders of business 17
position of on calendar, when reconsideration
motion pending 38 (2)
presentation of 44m, 46 (1)
privileged resolutions 69
considered immediately 45
joint, messaged immediately 42
readings, 3 separate 35
amendments considered only on 2nd reading 47 (1)
committee on senate organization builds 2nd reading
calendar 18 (1)
committee reference on first reading 36
constitutional amendments, required on joint
resolutions for 35
ordering to 3rd reading 18 (5), 37 (1)
third reading 38
two readings on same day prohibited 35
reconsideration period, messaging delayed for 42 (1)
reengrossed, if amended on 3rd reading 40
reference to committee:
by president 36 (1)
chief clerk advises president 46 (2)(a)
made on first reading of proposal 36
simultaneous reference to joint survey committee 36 (2)(c)
rereference generally, when in order 41 (1)
rereference of administrative rule 46 (2)(b)
rereference of bill or resolution 46 (2)(c)
signed by president and attested by chief
clerk after enrolling 44
simultaneous reference to joint survey committee 36 (2)(c)
special session, see Special session
withdrawing from committee 41 (1)(a)
Bulletin of proceedings, preparation,
see also Joint Rules
76 to
78 22 (2)
Business, see also Order of business:
for quorum on passage of “fiscal bills",
see Joint Rule
11 (2)
in committees, proceedings 25 (1)
orders of 17 (1)
other business while under call 85 (3)
quorum, is of the membership presently
serving required 15, 39
roll call, quorum required before proceeding to 15
special orders 17 (2), (3), 70 (3)
under call of senate, business on which call
imposed stops 85 (1)
unfinished, of the senate 18 (4)
C
Calendar:
committee, schedule of activities 26
contents determined by committee on
senate organization 18 (1)
daily, general rules 18
definition 99 (8)
made available to members at least 18 hours ahead
of scheduled action on 18 (1)
exception for special and extraordinary sessions 93 (3)
orders of business on 17 (1)
second reading, calendar prepared by committee
on senate organization 18 (1)
special orders 17 (2), (3), 70 (3)
unfinished, taken up after 9th order of current day 18 (4)
Call of the roll, see Roll call
Call of the senate (or “Call of the house") 81 to 87
absentees, sergeant to bring in 84
adjourn, or adjourn to a certain time permitted 85 (1)
adjourn or recess, motion takes precedence 85 (5)
assistance of law enforcement officers 84
concurrent calls 85 (2)
definition 99 (9)
doors closed during 83
ended by adjournment, may be renewed 85 (6)
ended when all members present or absent with
leave and pending business is disposed of 87
in order on any motion or question before the senate,
including motion to adjourn (exception) 81 (2)
insufficient seconds, renewal only after
intervening business 82 (2)
intervening business, another call permitted on
same question 85 (4)
motion to raise call not amendable 85 (5)
moved as any other motion, in order anytime
before vote is commenced 81 (2)
not debatable 68, 82 (1)
only one call in order on main question 80
