ORIGINAL SENATE
JOINT RESOLUTION
FILE NO.
0002
ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 1, SENATE
FIFTY-FIFTH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF
WYOMING
2001 BUDGET SESSION
A
JOINT RESOLUTION proposing to amend Article 4, Section 9
of the Wyoming
Constitution to modify the partial veto
authority of the
governor.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
STATE OF WYOMING,
two-thirds of all the members of the two houses,
voting
separately, concurring
therein:
Section
1. The
following proposal to amend Wyoming
Constitution, Article 4, Section 9 is proposed for
submission to the electors of the State of Wyoming at the
next general election for approval or rejection to become
valid as a part of the Constitution if ratified by a
majority of the electors at the election:
Article 4, Section 9. Veto
of items of
appropriations.
The
governor shall have power to disapprove of any item or
items or part or parts
of any bill making appropriations of general appropriation bill
money or property
embracing
enacted pursuant to
Article 3, Section 34 of this
Constitution, which
embraces distinct items, and the item
or items and part or parts of the bill
approved shall be
the law, and the item
or items and part or parts
disapproved shall be
void unless enacted in the following
manner: If the
legislature be in session he shall transmit
to the house in which
the bill originated a copy of the
item or items or part
or parts thereof disapproved,
together with his
objections thereto, and the items or
parts objected to
shall be separately reconsidered, and
each item or part
shall then take the same course as is
prescribed for the
passage of bills over the executive
veto.
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Section
2. The
Secretary of State shall endorse the
following statement on
the proposed amendment:
This amendment would limit
the governor's partial veto
authority (line item
veto authority) to apply only to
general appropriations
bills.
(END)
Speaker of the House President of the Senate
Governor
TIME
APPROVED: _________
DATE
APPROVED: _________
I
hereby certify that this act originated in the Senate.
Chief
Clerk
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