GeorgiaHouse directs its clerk to notify Senate it has convened
Georgia’s adopted House resolution instructs its clerk to tell the Senate that the House is ready to conduct business in special session.
What it does
The adopted resolution directs the House clerk to tell the Senate that the House has met in special session and is ready to work.
Argument forAn official notice could help senators coordinate with the House by confirming that it is ready to begin work.
Argument againstSending the notice could add a small task for the House clerk while giving senators only basic information about the session.
More detail
The House clerk is directed to notify the Senate that the House has met and is ready to conduct business. The notice concerns the Georgia House of Representatives meeting in special session.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Jun 17House Immediately Transmitted to SenateLatest
- Jun 17House Read and AdoptedAdopted
- Jun 17House First ReadersMinor
- Jun 17House HopperIntroduced
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