Pennsylvania HB2194 proposes a constitutional amendment to mandate daily sessions of the General Assembly until a general appropriation bill is.
Pennsylvania HB2194 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to ensure the General Assembly meets daily, excluding holidays, if a general appropriation bill is not enacted by July 31. This measure aims to address fiscal responsibility by ensuring budget matters are prioritized. The amendment, if passed, would require the General Assembly to convene each weekday until a budget is approved, enhancing fiscal oversight.
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