Pennsylvania SB446 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to establish powers reserved to the people.
Pennsylvania SB446 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to establish powers reserved to the people, including the initiative and referendum processes. The initiative allows electors to propose statutes and constitutional amendments independently of the General Assembly. The referendum allows electors to reject statutes or parts of statutes. The bill outlines the requirements for petition signatures, the role of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, and the limitations on the General Assembly's ability to amend or repeal initiative or referendum measures.
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