Ohio HB67 establishes procedures for appointing delegates to a convention of states.
Ohio HB67 amends the Revised Code to establish procedures for appointing delegates to a convention of states. Delegates must be U.S. citizens and Ohio residents for at least five years, among other eligibility criteria. The general assembly appoints an odd number of delegates, who must execute an oath and receive credentials. Delegates receive compensation and allowances. An advisory committee monitors the delegation, advises delegates, and can recall delegates for violations.
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