MissouriHouse would notify leaders it is meeting for veto-session business
The House would tell the Governor and Senate that it is convened for the 2026 Constitutional Veto Session and ready to conduct business.
What it does
The House would notify the Governor and Senate that it is meeting for the 2026 Constitutional Veto Session and ready to consider business.
Argument forA formal notice could make clear to state leaders that the House is convened and ready to handle veto-session business.
Argument againstThe notice could add little practical value because it mainly announces that the House is meeting and ready to consider business.
More detail
The House would inform the Governor and Senate that it is meeting. The notice covers the House's 2026 Constitutional Veto Session and its readiness to consider business. The House would state that it is duly convened and in session. The notice would cover business before the House during the session. The notice applies during the 2026 Constitutional Veto Session.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Sep 16House Message (H)Latest
- Sep 16Adopted (H)
- Sep 16Offered (H)Introduced
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