The Judiciary -- Extension Order
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Overview
This bill extends the deadline for the Senate Committee on the Judiciary to finalize its report on several current Senate documents. Specifically, it grants the committee until December 31st, 2026, to complete its report regarding acts related to consumer protection, civil rights, and due process. The bill is a Senate Order, essentially a directive to the committee to continue its work on these important issues. It does not introduce new legislation but rather provides an extension to an existing process.
Key provisions
- Extends the deadline for the Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
- Sets the final deadline for the committee's report at December 31st, 2026.
- Concerns Senate documents related to consumer protection.
- Concerns Senate documents related to civil rights.
- Concerns Senate documents related to due process.
Who is affected
- Senate Committee on the Judiciary
- Legislators in the Massachusetts General Court
- Individuals impacted by consumer protection laws
- Individuals impacted by civil rights laws
- Individuals impacted by due process laws
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