Kentucky HB775 establishes rules for selecting and overseeing delegates to an Article V convention.
Kentucky HB775 creates provisions for the selection and oversight of delegates to an Article V convention, a meeting called by Congress to propose constitutional amendments. The General Assembly appoints delegates and alternate delegates, with the House and Senate each appointing an equal number. The bill outlines procedures for filling vacancies, recalls, and disqualifications for unauthorized votes. It also establishes an Article V Oversight Committee to monitor delegate conduct and ensure compliance with instructions.
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