Tennessee HB1499 amends state law to regulate the selection, duties, and restrictions of commissioners attending an Article V convention for.
Tennessee HB1499 amends state law to establish rules for the selection and conduct of commissioners attending an Article V convention. The bill mandates that commissioners and alternate commissioners be appointed by a joint resolution of the general assembly, representing the state's three grand divisions equally. It outlines qualifications for commissioners, including citizenship, residency, age, and voter registration, and prohibits them from seeking state office for four years after the convention.
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