Establishes a Legislative Commission on Legislative Security to study and review security issues for state legislators and staff.
The bill establishes the Legislative Commission on Legislative Security, consisting of seven members from the Senate and seven from the House of Representatives. The commission studies security needs of state legislators and staff in legislative districts and reviews proposed legislation impacting security for elected officials and staff. Members are appointed for two-year terms, with vacancies filled by the last speaker of the house or the last chair of the House Rules Committee if the speaker is unavailable.
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