CERTIFICATION OF ENROLLMENT
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 4422
53rd
Legislature
1993
First Special Session
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Adopted
by the House May 6, 1993
Speaker
of the
House
of Representatives
Passed
by the Senate May 6, 1993
Yeas 28
Nays 20
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CERTIFICATE
I,
Alan Thompson, Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives of the State of
Washington, do hereby certify that the attached is HOUSE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 4422 as passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate
on the dates hereon set forth.
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President
of the Senate
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Chief
Clerk
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Approved
Place Style On Codes above, and Style Off Codes
below.
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FILED
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Governor
of the State of Washington
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Secretary
of State
State
of Washington
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HOUSE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 4422
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Passed
Legislature - 1993 First Special Session
State
of Washington 53rd Legislature 1993
Regular Session
By
Read
first time May 6, 1993.
Amending the joint rules.
BE IT RESOLVED, By the House of
Representatives, the Senate concurring, That Rule 26 of the Joint Rules of the
Fifty-Third Legislature be amended as follows:
Adoption
of Reports
Rule 26. No
floor vote may be taken on any conference committee report without a
distribution to all members of a summary of additions, changes, and deletions
made by the conference committee with a reference in each instance to the page
and line number or numbers in the report containing said additions, changes, or
deletions. The clerk and the secretary shall place the reports on the desks of
the members as soon as possible.
Each house shall have twenty-four hours from
the time of proper receipt, by the chief clerk of the house and the secretary
of the senate, and by distribution to the desks of the members before
considering reports from a conference committee which has proposed new items
within the scope and object of the bill in conference. The report shall be read
in full.
The foregoing provisions relating to
twenty-four hour intervals and reading of the report in full may be suspended
by the senate or the house of representatives by two-thirds vote of the members
present, or, on May 6, 1993, by a majority vote of the members present,
and such suspension shall apply only to the house voting to suspend these
provisions.
The report must be voted upon in its entirety
and cannot be amended. The report of a conference committee may be adopted by
acclamation.
Passage of a bill as amended by conference report
shall be by roll call and ayes and nays shall be entered on the journals of the
respective house. Passage requires a constitutional majority in both houses,
except in the case of constitutional amendments, which require a two-thirds
vote.