Prohibits the governor or acting governor from calling an immediate vote on budget bills.

This bill amends the New York State Constitution to prohibit the governor or acting governor from issuing a message of necessity for budget-related bills, thereby preventing an immediate vote on such bills. The amendment specifies that no bill can become law without being printed and available to members in its final form at least three days before the final passage. The bill also outlines the conditions for a bill to be considered printed and available, emphasizing the use of electronic means that allow reproduction without alterations.

Prohibits the governor or acting governor from calling an immediate vote on budget bills.

This bill amends the New York State Constitution to prohibit the governor or acting governor from issuing a message of necessity for budget-related bills, thereby preventing an immediate vote on such bills. The amendment specifies that no bill can become law without being printed and available to members in its final form at least three days before the final passage. The bill also outlines the conditions for a bill to be considered printed and available, emphasizing the use of electronic means that allow reproduction without alterations.