Requires Senate confirmation for gubernatorial appointments to Supreme Court vacancies.
This bill mandates that gubernatorial appointments to fill Supreme Court vacancies require confirmation by the Senate. If the Senate rejects an appointee, they cannot be reappointed to the same position for at least one year. The bill also specifies that the Senate must vote on the appointment if it is made during a special session or when the legislature is not in session. The bill's provisions depend on the approval of a constitutional amendment by voters.
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