Proposed Joint Rules for the 2021-2022 Legislative Session
Senate, February 4, 2021 -- Text of the proposed Joint Rules recommended by the Temporary Committee on Rules to be adopted as the Joint Rules governing the 2021-2022 legislative session.
| Clerk # | Sponsor | Title | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| (Redraft) | Tarr, Bruce E. | Filing of conference committee report | Rejected YEAS 6 - NAYS 33 |
| Tarr, Bruce E. | Posting of conference committee report | Rejected | |
| DiZoglio, Diana | Transparency | Rejected | |
| DiZoglio, Diana | Committee rules | Rejected | |
| DiZoglio, Diana | Committee members' right to vote | Rejected | |
| DiZoglio, Diana | Prohibition on taxpayer-funded nondisclosure agreements | Rejected | |
| DiZoglio, Diana | Conference committee meetings | Rejected | |
| DiZoglio, Diana | Conference committee reports | Rejected | |
| DiZoglio, Diana | Supplier diversity | Adopted | |
| Timilty, Walter F. | Joint Standing Committee Temporary Procedural Rules | Adopted | |
| Keenan, John F. | Additional Time to Review Reports from a Conference Committee | Rejected | |
| Keenan, John F. | Strengthening the Prohibition of the Use of Information for Personal Financial Gain | Rejected | |
| Tarr, Bruce E. | Procurement over $10,000 | Adopted | |
| (Redraft) | Eldridge, James B. | Lengthening public notice period for legislative hearings | Adopted YEAS 39 - NAYS 0 |
| Lovely, Joan B. | Technical | Withdrawn | |
| Tarr, Bruce E. | Joint committee hearings | Rejected |
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