A Resolution adopting the Rules of the Senate for the 209th and 210th Regular Session.
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Overview
Senate Resolution 6 adopts the rules for the 209th and 210th Regular Sessions of the Pennsylvania Senate. It outlines procedures for sessions, the role of the President and President Pro Tempore, committee operations, and the process for bills and resolutions. The resolution establishes guidelines for order, decorum, and the consideration of legislation, ensuring a structured and efficient legislative process.
Key provisions
- Defines the schedule for Senate sessions, including weekly meetings on Mondays.
- Designates the Lieutenant Governor as President of the Senate and establishes the duties of the President.
- Details the responsibilities of the President Pro Tempore, including appointment duties and leadership roles.
- Establishes rules for committee operations, including membership, meeting procedures, and investigative powers.
- Outlines the process for introducing and considering bills, including requirements for printing and notification.
- Specifies procedures for amendments, including timelines and notification requirements.
- Defines the order of business for Senate sessions, ensuring a consistent and predictable workflow.
- Sets guidelines for maintaining order and decorum within the Senate Chamber.
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- Pennsylvania Senators
- Legislative Staff
- Members of the Public
- Government Agencies
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