§ 43-1-1. “Measure” defined. The term “measure,” wherever used in this chapter, means any bill, resolution, or vote, except those as relate to adjournment, the organization, or conduct of either or both houses of the general assembly, and resolutions proposing amendments to the Constitution, which shall have passed both houses. History of Section.P.L. 1910, ch. […]
§ 43-1-2. Transmission of measures from governor to secretary of state. Any measure not returned by the governor to the house in which it originated shall be transmitted by the governor to the secretary of state. Any measure approved and signed by the governor shall be transmitted as soon as signed, and any measure not […]
§ 43-1-3. Notice to originating house of receipt of measure by secretary of state. Whenever the secretary of state receives from the governor, while the general assembly is in session, any measure transmitted in accordance with the provisions of § 43-1-2, he or she, at the next daily session of the house in which the […]
§ 43-1-4. Return of disapproved measures to originating house. Whenever the governor returns to either house any measure, which he or she does not approve, he or she shall, if the house is in session, transmit the measure to the presiding officer. But if the house to which the measure is required by law to […]
§ 43-1-5. Notice to general assembly of return of measure or receipt by secretary of state. Whenever either house receives a notice from the secretary of state as required by § 43-1-3, or receives from the governor a measure returned with the governor’s objections to the measure, the presiding officer of the house shall immediately […]
§ 43-1-6. Documents accompanying measures returned or transmitted to secretary of state. The governor, in returning any measure to either house or transmitting any measure to the secretary of state, as required by this chapter, shall forward with the measure all papers and documents that accompanied it at the time it was originally presented to […]
