S.R. 2

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SENATE RULES RESOLUTION - PLEDGE OF
2 ALLEGIANCE
3 2003 GENERAL SESSION
4 STATE OF UTAH
5 Sponsor: David L. Gladwell
6 This resolution modifies Senate Rules governing the Order of Business by adding the
7 Pledge of Allegiance to the Daily Order of Business. This resolution takes effect
8 immediately.
9 This resolution affects legislative rules as follows:
10 AMENDS:
11 SR-23.03
12 Be it resolved by the Senate of the state of Utah:
13 Section 1. SR-23.03 is amended to read:
14 SR-23.03. Daily Order of Business.
15 The daily order of business is:
16 (1) call to order by President;
17 (2) roll call;
18 (3) report of excused absences and if quorum is present;
19 (4) prayer and Pledge of Allegiance;
20 (5) report of journal committee;
21 (6) communications from the Governor;
22 (7) communications from the House:
23 (a) bills for signature of the President;
24 (b) bills for consideration; and
25 (c) bills for reconsideration of House amendments;
26 (8) reference of bills from the President:
27 (a) bills assigned to standing committees; and

28 (b) bills placed on second reading calendar;
29 (9) reports of Secretary of the Senate from standing committees:
30 (a) bills placed on second reading calendar;
31 (b) bills placed on consent calendar; and
32 (c) bills sent back to the Secretary of the Senate;
33 (10) reports of special committees, including conference committees;
34 (11) introduction of bills and presentation of resolutions to be given to the Secretary of
35 the Senate at least one hour before the beginning of the session for inclusion in that day's
36 agenda:
37 (a) bills assigned to Secretary of the Senate for referral by the President; and
38 (b) bills placed on second reading calendar;
39 (12) unfinished business;
40 (13) consideration of bills on consent calendar;
41 (14) special orders of business;
42 (15) consideration of bills on third reading calendar;
43 (16) consideration of bills on second reading calendar; and
44 (17) miscellaneous business.
45 Section 2. Effective date.
46 This resolution takes effect upon approval by a constitutional majority vote of all
47 members of the Senate.




Legislative Review Note
as of 1-14-03 4:59 PM

A limited legal review of this legislation raises no obvious constitutional or statutory concerns.

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