Proposing constitutional amendments to remove the lieutenant governor as the presiding officer of the Senate in South Dakota.
This bill proposes constitutional amendments to be voted on by South Dakota's electorate. It seeks to remove the lieutenant governor's role as the presiding officer of the Senate and to repeal a provision that prevents the lieutenant governor from presiding over impeachment trials of the governor. The changes would affect the state's legislative procedures and the lieutenant governor's responsibilities.
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