HB0227HS001

Adopted

Amendment to HB0227 — Executive order-time limitations.

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Chamber: House

Stage: Standing Committee

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What does this amendment do?

This amendment removes the time-limit condition for executive order expiration, changing when executive orders expire.

Removes the phrase 'at the end of the' from the expiration condition, eliminating the reference to the governor's term as an expiration trigger. (Page 1, line 14)
Removes 'governor's term or' from the expiration language, so executive orders no longer expire at the end of the governor's term. (Page 2, line 1)
Removes the 'whichever is sooner' language, eliminating the comparative condition between the governor's term and the thirty-day period after leaving office. (Page 2, line 2)

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