S2163
Resolve regarding revitalizing the right of free petition
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Bill overview
This bill proposes a study by a commission, including members of the Massachusetts General Court, to examine and potentially revitalize the state’s right to petition. The commission’s investigation would focus on improving access to petitioning and ensuring the effective exercise of this fundamental right. The goal is to assess the current state of petitioning in Massachusetts and recommend any necessary reforms. This legislation seeks to strengthen and clarify the process for citizens to petition the government.
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Primary sponsor
Jason M. Lewis
Cosponsor
Vincent Dixon
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