[2535.AB] Amendments to the Elections Act (Campaign and Voting Periods)

[Erstavik]

@coco

(3) To be brought to a vote, a specific draft of a bill, resolution, retention vote, or appointment must

1. receive a motion to vote by a legislator,
2. receive a second by another legislator,
3. be affirmed to be in proper formatting by the Chair, and
4. have been at debate for a minimum period of time equivalent to the length of its voting period.

(4) General laws, amendments, resolutions, retention votes, and appointments will remain at vote for three days. Constitutional laws, constitutional amendments, resolutions dealing with matters of constitutional law, declarations of war, and treaties will remain at vote for five days.

As this concerns an amendment to a constitutional law, a minimum of five days is required for debate. @UncleJoe