Procedure in State Legislatures
Procedure in State Legislatures
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2 It is but fair to note, how- ever, that such practice is possible only by unanimous consent, for 1 Report of a Committee of the Citizens' Union, 1913. New York Evening Post, November 22, 1913, states that appropriations aggregating $2, 000, 000 passed the Assembly with six members in place.
2 See Auditor-General v. Board, 89 Mich. 552. A resolution unseating one member and seating another was not invalid because of no quorum present since the journals did not disclose that enough members had ...been excused to kill the quorum. The presumption of a quorum was not rebutted by affidavits and pro- tests spread on the journal at a later date.
[63] 64 Procedure in State Legislatures it is always within the province of any member to raise the question of no quorum. The mere threat to raise the point of order of no quorum is sufficient to postpone further consideration of the specific question under discussion. The business of the house, however, is not seriously interrupted for it at once proceeds to other matters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 It is but fair to note, how- ever, that such practice is possible only by unanimous consent, for 1 Report of a Committee of the Citizens' Union, 1913. New York Evening Post, November 22, 1913, states that appropriations aggregating $2, 000, 000 passed the Assembly with six members in place.
2 See Auditor-General v. Board, 89 Mich. 552. A resolution unseating one member and seating another was not invalid because of no quorum present since the journals did not disclose that enough members had ...been excused to kill the quorum. The presumption of a quorum was not rebutted by affidavits and pro- tests spread on the journal at a later date.
[63] 64 Procedure in State Legislatures it is always within the province of any member to raise the question of no quorum. The mere threat to raise the point of order of no quorum is sufficient to postpone further consideration of the specific question under discussion. The business of the house, however, is not seriously interrupted for it at once proceeds to other matters.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold W Harold Willis Dodds to read onlineMoreLess
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