Massachusetts S13 proposes a constitutional amendment requiring a supermajority vote for using rainy day funds.
Massachusetts S13 proposes a legislative amendment to the state Constitution, mandating that funds from the stabilization fund, commonly known as the rainy day fund, can only be used if approved by a two-thirds vote in both branches of the General Court. This change aims to ensure greater fiscal responsibility in the use of emergency funds.
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