Plain English Breakdown
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Renting the Governor's Mansion
This act allows the governor's mansion to be rented out when it is not in use by the governor or during legislative sessions.
What This Bill Does
- Allows the Office of the Governor to rent the governor's mansion on a short-term basis when the legislature is not in session and the governor has not reserved it.
- Makes rental agreements unenforceable if the legislature calls for a special session while the mansion is rented out.
- Requires the Office of the Governor to create rules about renting the mansion, including setting fees.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Office of the Governor
- People who want to rent the governor's mansion
Terms To Know
- Governor's mansion
- A house provided for the use of a state’s governor while in office.
- Legislature
- The group that makes laws for a state, made up of representatives and senators.
Limits and Unknowns
- Does not specify who can rent the mansion or what kind of events are allowed there.
- It is unclear how much money will be raised from renting out the governor's mansion.