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General orders, clerks to furnish Senators with printed
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superintendent of documents to place on files of
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what constitutes

Governor, messages from, in order at any time..

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Journal, clerk to prepare.

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Librarian, duty of

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for adjournment, and to lay on table, always in order.
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to postpone, for commitment or for reference, to
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Papers, petitions, memorials, etc., how presented.....................
Presentation of claims, proceedings relative to

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to appoint all committees, unless otherwise ordered. to assign doorkeepers, their duties and stations

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to certify to passage of all bills.

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Superintendent of documents, duty of, in regard to docu

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Sergeant-at-arms may be sent for absentees

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Standing committees

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RULES

OF THE

ASSEMBLY OF STATE OF NEW YORK.

ADOPTED JANUARY 3, 1900, AS FOLLOWS

Powers and Duties of Speaker.

1. To take the chair, call to order, and, if a quorum be present, proceed to business.

2. To preserve order, decide questions of order subject to appeal, appoint committees, except where otherwise ordered, substitute any member to perform duties of Chair, and designate reporters. Not required to vote except where his vote would be decisive. In case of disturbance may order galleries and lobly cleared. Ex-officio member and chairman Committee on Rules.

Sergeant-at-Arms.

3. Shall enforce rules subject to direction of Speaker.

Stenographer.

4. Duties of

Order of Business.

5. Reading and correction of Journal; general order of business; not to be departed from, except, etc.; orders of the day specified; order of business after regular orders of any day concluded; orders of the day not finished, acted upon next day.

6. How introduced.

Of Bills.

7. Every bill to be printed and placed on files.
8. Private, how introduced.

9. Bills amending greater New York Charter or Codes or General Statutes must state number of chapter and statute to be amended and quote title and chapter; amendments must be underscored and matter to be omitted bracketed; duty of Speaker to cause bill to be reprinted. 10. From Senate, with accompanying documents, to be referred.

11. After first reading, to be referred to committee; committee may report with or without amendment or adversely; proceedings after report.

12. Bills on second reading subject to debate beforo ordered to third reading to be considered section by section; time allowed in debate.

13. To receive three separate readings.

14. Petitions, memorials and remonstrances, how presented.

Of Resolutions.

15. Certain, to lie over one day.

16. Referring to printing extra copies, etc., to be referred to Committee on Public Printing.

17. Calling for or leading to expenditures, to be referred.

Committees and their Duties.

18. Standing committees, list of, to be appointed. 19. On Revision; duties; all bills shall be so referred prior to third reading.

20. Reports of committees; what must contain.

21. Committees shall make final reports on all matters on or before April fifth; no bills introduced after that date except messages from Senate.

Special Orders.

22. Any matter may be made a special order by assent of two-thirds; similar vote to postpone or rescind.

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