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Proposal for Constitutional Amendment S.15 187th (2011 - 2012)

Proposal for a legislative amendment to the Constitution providing for the abolition of the Governor's Council

By Mr. Joyce, petition (accompanied by proposal, Senate, No. 15) of Brian Joyce, Robert Hedlund, Patricia Jehlen and other members of the General Court for a legislative amendment to the Constitution to provide for the abolition of the Governor's Council. The Judiciary.

Bill Information

Presenter:
Brian A. Joyce

Proposal for Constitutional Amendment History

Displaying 14 actions for Proposal for Constitutional Amendment S.15
Date Branch Action
1/24/2011 Senate Referred to committee on the Judiciary
1/24/2011 House House concurred
4/6/2011 Joint Hearing scheduled for 04/14/2011 from 11:00 AM-02:00 PM in A-1
5/2/2011 Senate Committee recommended ought NOT to pass
5/2/2011 Senate Placed on file
5/5/2011 House Committee recommended ought NOT to pass
5/5/2011 House Placed on file
5/5/2011 Senate Called for consideration in the joint session
5/11/2011 Joint Joint session held and recessed to Wednesday, July 13, 2011
7/13/2011 Joint Joint session held and recessed to Wednesday, October 12, 2011
10/12/2011 Joint Joint session held and recessed to Wednesday, March 14, 2012
3/14/2012 Joint Joint session held and recessed to Wednesday, June 6, 2012
6/6/2012 Joint Joint session held and dissolved
6/6/2012 Joint No further action

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