New York § 35 - 35Form of request for the convening of an extraordinary session
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 35 — 35Form of request for the convening of an extraordinary session, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 35. 35Form of request for the convening of an extraordinary session
§ 35. Form of request for the convening of an extraordinary session. a. A request for the convening of an extraordinary session, which may be submitted by at least one member of an individual house, shall state the subject or subjects sought to be acted upon, and shall be on forms prepared and provided by the clerk or secretary of such house. b. A joint request for the convening of an extraordinary session, which may be submitted by at least one member of each house, shall state the subject or subjects sought to be acted upon, and shall be on forms prepared and provided by the clerk and secretary of both houses jointly.
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