Order relative to authorizing the joint committee on Public Service, to make an investigation and study of certain current Senate documents relative to public service matters.
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Overview
This order authorizes the Joint Committee on Public Service to conduct an investigation and study of current Senate documents related to public service matters. Specifically, the committee is examining petitions and accompanying bills concerning the appointment of retired police officers in Dighton and the establishment of a sick leave bank for a corrections department employee. This investigation is part of the committee’s work on related legislation.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Joint Committee on Public Service to investigate relevant Senate documents.
- Focuses on petitions and bills related to retired police officer appointments.
- Addresses legislation concerning a sick leave bank for a corrections department employee.
- Part of the committee's broader work on public service matters.
- The committee is operating under Joint Rule 10.
Who is affected
- The Joint Committee on Public Service
- Town of Dighton
- Department of Corrections
- Retired Police Officers
- Employees of the Department of Corrections
Notable changes
- This order facilitates a study of existing Senate documents.
- It relates to specific petitions and accompanying bills.
- It is connected to ongoing legislative efforts regarding police officer appointments and sick leave policies.
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Joint Committee on Public Service
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