Limitations On The Introduction Of Legislative Bills Prepared By Executive Branch Agencies, Legislative Interim Committees, And The Judicial Branch.

AI Summary

The bill aims to restrict the ability of executive branch agencies, legislative interim committees, and the judicial branch to introduce legislative bills. It seeks to limit their influence on the legislative process by imposing restrictions on their ability to propose new legislation. This measure intends to ensure that the primary responsibility for creating laws remains with elected legislators rather than other branches of government. The bill's main provisions include setting criteria for introducing bills, outlining exceptions to these limitations, and establishing penalties for non-compliance. If enacted, this bill could significantly impact how new legislation is proposed and introduced in the federal government by centralizing this authority within elected officials.

• 2023-01-11: Introduced, first reading, referred to Government and Veterans Affairs

• 2023-02-02: Committee Hearing 08:30

• 2023-02-09: Committee Hearing 10:20

• 2023-02-10: Committee Hearing 09:10

• 2023-02-16: Committee Hearing 10:00

• 2023-02-17: Committee Hearing 09:25

• 2023-02-17: Reported back amended, do pass, amendment placed on calendar 11 0 2

• 2023-02-20: Amendment adopted, placed on calendar

• 2023-02-21: Division of bill

• 2023-02-21: Division A passed

• 2023-02-21: Division B lost

• 2023-02-21: Second reading, passed, yeas 80 nays 14

• 2023-03-03: Received from House

• 2023-03-03: Introduced, first reading, referred to State and Local Government

• 2023-03-24: Committee Hearing 09:20

• 2023-03-24: Committee Hearing 11:00

• 2023-03-24: Reported back, do not pass, placed on calendar 5 1 0

• 2023-03-30: Second reading, failed to pass, yeas 10 nays 36