Missouri HJR198 proposes a constitutional amendment to prevent the General Assembly from amending or repealing initiative measures approved by.
Missouri HJR198 proposes a constitutional amendment to ensure that any initiative measure approved by a majority of voters cannot be amended or repealed by the General Assembly, except through a referendum. This measure aims to protect the democratic process by ensuring that laws passed by the people through the initiative process remain unchanged unless the people themselves approve any changes. The amendment would replace the existing Section 49 of Article III of the Missouri Constitution with new language that explicitly states this protection.
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