Section five: Procedure
Clause one: A quorum is required for any house to do business & each house may judge the qualifications & legitemacy of elections & each house can compel a member to attend business.
Clause two: Each house may establish rules of procedure, punish members for disorderly conduct, & with two-thirds majority may expel a member.
Clause three: Each house shall keep records of all proceedings & action, must from time to time publish all actions except those that may require secrecy & record all votes of yea or nay on all bills & resolutions.
Clause four: Each piece of legislation shall be subject to sunset clause with a simple majority vote having a sunset clause of no more than nine years, three-fifths majority with no more than twelve years, two-thirds majority with no more than fifteen years & a three-fourths majority having no sunset clause. The sunset clause will nulify any law that has exceeded the anniversary of it's date of effect.
Clause five: Neither house during session may adjourn for more than three days without consent of the other house.
Section six: Budget, Bills & Compensation
Clause one: No compensation other than what is necessary to maintain service shall be granted without majority approval from their electorate.
Clause two: All revenue bills must originate in the house of representatives.
Clause three: Any bill passed by both the house & senate shall be sent to the states & people for a vote. Any bill which which does not recieve a majority of states either through popular vote or state legislature approval within two years after the passage of the bill in both houses shall not be valid.
To be continued, again...
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