Order relative to extending until Friday, July 17, 2026 the time within which the committee on Education is authorized to report on a current House document
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Overview
This order extends the deadline for the House Committee on Education to report on current House document number 3895. Currently, the committee is authorized to report by a specific date, and this order pushes that deadline to Friday, July 17, 2026, allowing for additional time for review and consideration. This action is taken under a specific House Rule regarding committee reporting timelines. The order was referred to the House Rules Committee, reported ought to be adopted, rules were suspended, and the order was ultimately adopted.
Key provisions
- Extends the reporting deadline for the House Committee on Education.
- Sets the new deadline for reporting on current House document 3895 to July 17, 2026.
- Authorizes the extension under House Rule 27.
- The order was referred to the House Rules Committee.
- The committee reported ought to be adopted.
- Rules were suspended to allow for the order's adoption.
- The order was ultimately adopted by the House.
Who is affected
- House Committee on Education
- Legislature
- Members of the House of Representatives
- Current House document 3895
Notable changes
- Modifies the existing reporting deadline for the Education Committee.
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Primary sponsor
Kenneth I. Gordon
Cosponsors
Kenneth I. Gordon
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