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House
Concurrent
Resolution
5
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Introduced
HOUSE
CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION
NO.
5
BY
COMMITTEE
ON
ADMINISTRATION
AND
RULES
(SUCCESSOR
TO
HSB
102)
A
Concurrent
Resolution
relating
to
joint
rules
of
1
the
Senate
and
House
of
Representatives
for
the
2
Ninety-first
General
Assembly.
3
BE
IT
RESOLVED
BY
THE
HOUSE
OF
REPRESENTATIVES,
4
THE
SENATE
CONCURRING,
That
the
joint
rules
of
the
5
Senate
and
House
of
Representatives
for
the
Ninetieth
6
Ninety-first
General
Assembly
shall
be:
7
JOINT
RULES
OF
THE
SENATE
AND
HOUSE
8
Rule
1
9
Suspension
of
Joint
Rules
10
The
joint
rules
of
the
general
assembly
may
be
11
suspended
by
concurrent
resolution,
duly
adopted
by
a
12
constitutional
majority
of
the
senate
and
the
house.
13
Rule
2
14
Designation
of
Sessions
15
Each
regular
session
of
a
general
assembly
shall
be
16
designated
by
the
year
in
which
such
regular
session
17
commences.
18
Rule
3
19
Sessions
of
a
General
Assembly
20
The
election
of
officers,
organization,
hiring
and
21
compensation
of
employees,
and
standing
committees
in
22
each
house
chamber
of
the
general
assembly
and
action
23
taken
by
each
house
chamber
shall
carry
over
from
24
the
first
to
the
second
regular
session
and
to
any
25
extraordinary
session
of
the
same
general
assembly.
26
The
status
of
each
bill
and
resolution
shall
be
the
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same
at
the
beginning
of
each
second
session
as
it
was
1
immediately
before
adjournment
of
the
previous
regular
2
or
extraordinary
session;
however
the
rules
of
either
3
house
chamber
may
provide
for
re-referral
of
some
or
4
all
bills
and
resolutions
to
standing
committees
upon
5
adjournment
of
each
session
or
at
the
beginning
of
a
6
subsequent
regular
or
extraordinary
session,
except
7
those
which
have
been
adopted
by
both
houses
chambers
8
in
different
forms.
9
Upon
final
adoption
of
a
concurrent
resolution
at
10
any
extraordinary
session
affecting
that
session,
or
at
11
a
regular
session
affecting
any
extraordinary
session
12
which
may
be
held
before
the
next
regular
session,
13
the
creation
of
any
calendar
by
either
house
chamber
14
shall
be
suspended
and
the
business
of
the
session
15
shall
consist
solely
of
those
bills
or
subject
matters
16
stated
in
the
resolution
adopted.
Bills
named
in
the
17
resolution,
or
bills
containing
the
subject
matter
18
provided
for
in
the
resolution,
may,
at
any
time,
be
19
called
up
for
debate
in
either
house
chamber
by
the
20
majority
leader
of
that
house
chamber
.
21
Rule
3A
22
International
Relations
Protocol
23
The
senate
and
the
house
of
representatives
shall
24
comply
with
the
international
relations
protocol
policy
25
adopted
by
the
international
relations
committee
of
the
26
legislative
council.
27
Rule
4
28
Presentation
of
Messages
29
All
messages
between
the
two
houses
chambers
shall
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be
sent
and
accepted,
as
soon
as
practicable,
by
the
1
secretary
of
the
senate
and
the
chief
clerk
of
the
2
house
of
representatives.
The
messages
shall
be
3
communicated
to
and
received
by
the
presiding
officer
4
of
the
other
house
chamber
at
the
earliest
appropriate
5
time
when
that
house
chamber
is
in
session.
6
Rule
5
7
Printing
and
Form
of
Bills
and
Other
Documents
8
Bills
and
joint
resolutions
shall
be
introduced,
9
numbered,
prepared,
and
printed
as
provided
by
10
law,
or
in
the
absence
of
such
law,
in
a
manner
11
determined
by
the
secretary
of
the
senate
and
the
12
chief
clerk
of
the
house
of
representatives.
Proposed
13
bills
and
resolutions
which
are
not
introduced
but
14
are
referred
to
committee
shall
be
tracked
in
the
15
legislative
computer
system
as
are
introduced
bills
16
and
resolutions.
The
referral
of
proposed
bills
17
and
resolutions
to
committee
shall
be
entered
in
the
18
journal.
19
All
bills
and
joint
resolutions
introduced
shall
be
20
in
a
form
and
number
approved
by
the
secretary
of
the
21
senate
and
chief
clerk
of
the
house.
22
The
legal
counsel’s
office
of
each
house
shall
23
approve
all
bills
before
introduction.
24
Rule
6
25
Companion
Bills
26
Identical
bills
introduced
in
one
or
both
houses
27
chambers
shall
be
called
companion
bills.
Each
house
28
chamber
shall
designate
the
sponsor
in
the
usual
way
29
followed
in
parentheses
by
the
sponsor
of
any
companion
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bill
or
bills
in
the
other
house
chamber
.
The
house
1
chamber
where
a
companion
bill
is
first
introduced
2
shall
print
the
complete
text.
3
Rule
7
4
Reprinting
of
Bills
5
Whenever
any
bill
has
been
substantially
amended
6
by
either
house
chamber
,
the
secretary
of
the
senate
7
or
the
chief
clerk
of
the
house
shall
order
the
bill
8
reprinted
on
paper
of
a
different
color.
All
adopted
9
amendments
shall
be
distinguishable.
10
The
secretary
of
the
senate
or
the
chief
clerk
11
of
the
house
may
order
the
printing
of
a
reasonable
12
number
of
additional
copies
of
any
bill,
resolution,
13
amendment,
or
journal.
14
Rule
8
15
Daily
Clip
Sheet
16
The
secretary
of
the
senate
and
the
chief
clerk
of
17
the
house
shall
prepare
a
daily
clip
sheet
covering
all
18
amendments
filed.
19
Rule
9
20
Reintroduction
of
Bills
and
Other
Measures
21
A
bill
or
resolution
which
has
passed
one
house
22
chamber
and
is
rejected
in
the
other
shall
not
be
23
introduced
again
during
that
general
assembly.
24
Rule
10
25
Certification
of
Bills
and
Other
Enrollments
26
When
any
bill
or
resolution
which
has
passed
one
27
house
chamber
is
rejected
or
adopted
in
the
other,
28
notice
of
such
action
and
the
date
thereof
shall
be
29
given
to
the
house
chamber
of
origin
in
writing
signed
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by
the
secretary
of
the
senate
or
the
chief
clerk
of
1
the
house.
2
Rule
11
3
Code
Editor’s
Correction
Bills
4
A
bill
recommended
by
the
Code
editor
which
is
5
passed
out
of
committee
to
the
floor
for
debate
by
a
6
committee
of
the
house
or
senate
and
which
contains
7
Code
corrections
of
a
nonsubstantive
nature
shall
not
8
be
amended
on
the
floor
of
either
house
chamber
except
9
pursuant
to
corrective
or
nonsubstantive
amendments
10
filed
by
the
judiciary
committee
of
the
senate
or
11
the
house.
Such
committee
amendments,
whether
filed
12
at
the
time
of
initial
committee
passage
of
the
bill
13
to
the
floor
for
debate
or
after
rereferral
to
the
14
committee,
shall
not
be
incorporated
into
the
bill
15
in
the
originating
house
chamber
but
shall
be
filed
16
separately.
Amendments
filed
from
the
floor
to
strike
17
sections
of
the
bill
or
the
committee
amendments
shall
18
be
in
order.
Following
amendment
and
passage
by
the
19
second
house
chamber
,
only
amendments
filed
from
the
20
floor
which
strike
sections
of
the
amendment
of
the
21
second
house
chamber
shall
be
in
order.
22
A
bill
recommended
by
the
Code
editor
which
is
23
passed
out
of
committee
to
the
floor
for
debate
by
a
24
committee
of
the
house
or
senate
and
which
contains
25
Code
corrections
beyond
those
of
a
nonsubstantive
26
nature
shall
not
be
amended
on
the
floor
of
either
27
house
chamber
except
pursuant
to
amendments
filed
by
28
the
judiciary
committee
of
the
senate
or
the
house.
29
Such
committee
amendments,
whether
filed
at
the
time
of
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initial
committee
passage
of
the
bill
to
the
floor
for
1
debate
or
after
rereferral
to
the
committee,
shall
not
2
be
incorporated
into
the
bill
in
the
originating
house
3
chamber
but
shall
be
filed
separately.
Such
a
bill
4
shall
be
limited
to
corrections
which:
Adjust
language
5
to
reflect
current
practices,
insert
earlier
omissions,
6
delete
redundancies
and
inaccuracies,
delete
temporary
7
language,
resolve
inconsistencies
and
conflicts,
update
8
ongoing
provisions,
and
remove
ambiguities.
Amendments
9
filed
from
the
floor
to
strike
sections
of
the
bill
or
10
the
committee
amendments
shall
be
in
order.
Following
11
amendment
and
passage
by
the
second
house
chamber
,
only
12
amendments
filed
from
the
floor
which
strike
sections
13
of
the
amendment
of
the
second
house
chamber
shall
be
14
in
order.
15
It
is
the
intent
of
the
house
and
the
senate
that
16
such
bills
be
passed
out
of
committee
to
the
floor
for
17
debate
within
the
first
four
weeks
of
convening
of
a
18
legislative
session.
19
Rule
12
20
Amendments
by
Other
House
Chamber
21
1.
When
a
bill
which
originated
in
one
house
22
chamber
is
amended
in
the
other
house
chamber
,
the
23
house
chamber
originating
the
bill
may
amend
the
24
amendment,
concur
in
full
in
the
amendment,
or
refuse
25
to
concur
in
full
in
the
amendment.
Precedence
of
26
motions
shall
be
in
that
order.
The
amendment
of
the
27
other
house
chamber
shall
not
be
ruled
out
of
order
28
based
on
a
question
of
germaneness.
An
amendment
29
of
one
chamber
to
an
amendment
adopted
in
the
other
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chamber
is
an
amendment
only
in
the
first
degree.
1
a.
If
the
house
chamber
originating
the
bill
2
concurs
in
the
amendment,
the
bill
shall
then
be
3
immediately
placed
upon
its
final
passage.
4
b.
If
the
house
chamber
originating
the
bill
5
refuses
to
concur
in
the
amendment,
the
bill
shall
be
6
returned
to
the
amending
house
chamber
which
shall
7
either:
8
(1)
Recede,
after
which
the
bill
shall
be
read
for
9
the
last
time
and
immediately
placed
upon
its
final
10
passage;
or
11
(2)
Insist,
which
will
send
the
bill
to
a
12
conference
committee.
13
c.
If
the
house
chamber
originating
the
bill
amends
14
the
amendment,
that
house
chamber
shall
concur
in
the
15
amendment
as
amended
and
the
bill
shall
be
immediately
16
placed
on
final
passage,
and
shall
be
returned
to
the
17
other
house
chamber
.
The
other
house
chamber
cannot
18
further
amend
the
bill.
19
(1)
If
the
amending
house
chamber
which
gave
second
20
consideration
to
the
bill
concurs
in
the
amendment
21
to
the
amendment,
the
bill
shall
then
be
immediately
22
placed
upon
its
final
passage.
23
(2)
If
the
amending
house
chamber
refuses
to
concur
24
in
the
amendment
to
the
amendment,
the
bill
shall
be
25
returned
to
the
house
chamber
originating
the
bill
26
which
shall
either:
27
(a)
Recede,
after
which
the
bill
shall
be
read
for
28
the
last
time
as
amended
and
immediately
placed
upon
29
its
final
passage;
or
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(b)
Insist,
which
will
send
the
bill
to
a
1
conference
committee.
2
2.
A
motion
to
recede
has
precedence
over
a
motion
3
to
insist.
Failure
to
recede
means
to
insist;
and
4
failure
to
insist
means
to
recede.
5
3.
A
motion
to
lay
on
the
table
or
to
indefinitely
6
postpone
shall
be
out
of
order
with
respect
to
motions
7
to
recede
from
or
insist
upon
and
to
amendments
to
8
bills
which
have
passed
both
houses
chambers
.
9
4.
A
motion
to
concur,
refuse
to
concur,
recede,
10
insist,
or
adopt
a
conference
committee
report
is
in
11
order
even
though
the
subject
matter
has
previously
12
been
acted
upon.
13
Rule
13
14
Conference
Committee
15
1.
Within
one
legislative
day
after
either
16
house
chamber
insists
upon
an
amendment
to
a
bill,
17
the
presiding
officer
speaker
of
the
house,
after
18
consultation
with
the
majority
leader,
shall
appoint
19
three
majority
party
members
and,
after
consultation
20
with
the
minority
leader,
shall
appoint
two
minority
21
party
members
to
a
conference
committee.
The
majority
22
leader
of
the
senate,
after
consultation
with
the
23
president,
shall
appoint
three
majority
party
members
24
and,
after
consultation
with
and
approval
by
the
25
minority
leader,
shall
appoint
two
minority
party
26
members
to
a
conference
committee.
The
papers
shall
27
remain
with
the
house
chamber
that
originated
the
bill.
28
2.
The
conference
committee
shall
meet
before
29
the
end
of
the
next
legislative
day
after
their
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appointment,
shall
select
a
chair
and
shall
discuss
the
1
controversy.
2
3.
The
authority
of
the
first
conference
committee
3
shall
cover
only
issues
related
to
provisions
of
the
4
bill
and
amendments
to
the
bill
which
were
adopted
5
by
either
the
senate
or
the
house
of
representatives
6
and
on
which
the
senate
and
house
of
representatives
7
differed.
If
a
conference
committee
report
is
not
8
acted
upon
because
such
action
would
violate
this
9
subsection
of
this
rule,
the
inaction
on
the
report
10
shall
constitute
refusal
to
adopt
the
conference
11
committee
report
and
shall
have
the
same
effect
as
if
12
the
conference
committee
had
disagreed.
13
4.
An
agreement
on
recommendations
must
be
approved
14
by
a
majority
of
the
committee
members
from
each
house
15
chamber
.
The
committee
shall
submit
two
originals
16
of
the
report
signed
by
a
majority
of
the
committee
17
members
of
each
house
chamber
with
one
signed
original
18
and
three
copies
to
be
submitted
to
each
house
chamber
.
19
The
report
shall
first
be
acted
upon
in
the
house
20
chamber
originating
the
bill.
Such
action,
including
21
all
papers,
shall
be
immediately
referred
by
the
22
secretary
of
the
senate
or
the
chief
clerk
of
the
house
23
of
representatives
to
the
other
house
chamber
.
24
5.
The
report
of
agreement
is
debatable,
but
25
cannot
be
amended.
If
the
report
contains
recommended
26
amendments
to
the
bill,
adoption
of
the
report
shall
27
automatically
adopt
all
amendments
contained
therein.
28
After
the
report
is
adopted,
there
shall
be
no
more
29
debate,
and
the
bill
shall
immediately
be
placed
upon
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its
final
passage.
1
6.
Refusal
of
either
house
chamber
to
adopt
the
2
conference
committee
report
has
the
same
effect
as
if
3
the
committee
had
disagreed.
4
7.
If
the
conference
committee
fails
to
reach
5
agreement,
a
report
of
such
failure
signed
by
a
6
majority
of
the
committee
members
of
each
house
chamber
7
shall
be
given
promptly
to
each
house
chamber
.
The
8
bill
shall
be
returned
to
the
house
chamber
that
9
originated
the
bill,
the
members
of
the
committee
10
shall
be
immediately
discharged,
and
a
new
conference
11
committee
appointed
in
the
same
manner
as
the
first
12
conference
committee.
13
8.
The
authority
of
a
second
or
subsequent
14
conference
committee
shall
cover
free
conference
during
15
which
the
committee
has
authority
to
propose
amendments
16
to
any
portion
of
a
bill
provided
the
amendment
is
17
within
the
subject
matter
content
of
the
bill
as
passed
18
by
the
house
chamber
of
origin
or
as
amended
by
the
19
second
house
chamber
.
20
Rule
14
21
Enrollment
and
Authentication
of
Bills
22
A
bill
or
resolution
which
has
passed
both
houses
23
chambers
shall
be
enrolled
in
the
house
chamber
of
24
origin
under
the
direction
of
either
the
secretary
25
of
the
senate
or
the
chief
clerk
of
the
house
and
its
26
house
chamber
of
origin
shall
be
certified
by
the
27
endorsement
of
the
secretary
of
the
senate
or
the
chief
28
clerk
of
the
house.
29
After
enrollment,
each
bill
shall
be
signed
by
the
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president
of
the
senate
and
by
the
speaker
of
the
1
house.
2
Rule
15
3
Concerning
Other
Enrollments
4
All
resolutions
and
other
matters
which
are
to
5
be
presented
to
the
governor
for
approval
shall
be
6
enrolled,
signed,
and
presented
in
the
same
manner
as
7
bills.
8
All
resolutions
and
other
matters
which
are
not
to
9
be
presented
to
the
governor
or
the
secretary
of
state
10
shall
be
enrolled,
signed,
and
retained
permanently
11
by
the
secretary
of
the
senate
or
chief
clerk
of
the
12
house.
13
Rule
16
14
Transmission
of
Bills
to
the
Governor
15
After
a
bill
has
been
signed
in
each
house
chamber
,
16
it
shall
be
presented
by
the
house
chamber
of
origin
17
to
the
governor
by
either
the
secretary
of
the
senate
18
or
the
chief
clerk
of
the
house.
The
secretary
or
the
19
chief
clerk
shall
report
the
date
of
the
presentation,
20
which
shall
be
entered
upon
the
journal
of
the
house
21
chamber
of
origin.
22
Rule
17
23
Fiscal
Notes
24
A
fiscal
note
shall
be
attached
to
any
bill
or
joint
25
resolution
which
reasonably
could
have
an
annual
effect
26
of
at
least
one
five
hundred
thousand
dollars
or
a
27
combined
total
effect
within
five
years
after
enactment
28
of
two
million
five
hundred
thousand
dollars
or
more
29
on
the
aggregate
revenues,
expenditures,
or
fiscal
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liability
of
the
state
or
its
subdivisions.
This
rule
1
does
not
apply
to
appropriation
and
ways
and
means
2
measures
where
the
total
effect
is
stated
in
dollar
3
amounts.
4
Each
fiscal
note
shall
state
in
dollars
the
5
estimated
effect
of
the
bill
on
the
revenues,
6
expenditures,
and
fiscal
liability
of
the
state
or
7
its
subdivisions
during
the
first
five
years
after
8
enactment.
The
information
shall
specifically
note
9
the
fiscal
impact
for
the
first
two
years
following
10
enactment
and
the
anticipated
impact
for
the
succeeding
11
three
years.
The
fiscal
note
shall
specify
the
source
12
of
the
information.
Sources
of
funds
for
expenditures
13
under
the
bill
shall
be
stated,
including
federal
14
funds.
If
an
accurate
estimate
cannot
be
made,
the
15
fiscal
note
shall
state
the
best
available
estimate
or
16
shall
state
that
no
dollar
estimate
can
be
made
and
17
state
concisely
the
reason.
18
The
preliminary
determination
of
whether
the
bill
19
appears
to
require
a
fiscal
note
shall
be
made
by
20
the
legal
services
staff
of
the
legislative
services
21
agency.
Unless
the
requestor
specifies
the
request
is
22
to
be
confidential,
upon
completion
of
the
bill
draft,
23
the
legal
services
staff
shall
immediately
send
a
copy
24
to
the
fiscal
services
director
for
review.
25
When
a
committee
reports
a
bill
to
the
floor,
the
26
committee
shall
state
in
the
report
whether
a
fiscal
27
note
is
or
is
not
required.
28
The
fiscal
services
director
or
the
director’s
29
designee
shall
review
all
bills
placed
on
the
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or
house
calendars
to
determine
whether
the
bills
are
1
subject
to
this
rule.
2
Additionally,
a
legislator
may
request
the
3
preparation
of
a
fiscal
note
by
the
fiscal
services
4
staff
for
any
bill
or
joint
resolution
introduced
which
5
reasonably
could
be
subject
to
this
rule.
6
The
fiscal
services
director
or
the
director’s
7
designee
shall
cause
to
be
prepared
and
shall
approve
8
a
fiscal
note
within
a
reasonable
time
after
receiving
9
a
request
or
determining
that
a
bill
is
subject
to
10
this
rule.
All
fiscal
notes
approved
by
the
fiscal
11
services
director
shall
be
transmitted
immediately
to
12
the
secretary
of
the
senate
or
the
chief
clerk
of
the
13
house,
after
notifying
the
sponsor
of
the
bill
that
a
14
fiscal
note
has
been
prepared,
for
publication
in
the
15
daily
clip
sheet.
The
secretary
of
the
senate
or
chief
16
clerk
of
the
house
shall
attach
the
fiscal
note
to
the
17
bill
as
soon
as
it
is
available.
18
The
fiscal
services
director
may
request
the
19
cooperation
of
any
state
department
or
agency
in
20
preparing
a
fiscal
note.
21
A
revised
fiscal
note
may
be
requested
by
a
22
legislator
if
the
fiscal
effect
of
the
bill
has
been
23
changed
by
adoption
of
an
amendment.
However,
a
24
request
for
a
revised
fiscal
note
shall
not
delay
25
action
on
a
bill
unless
so
ordered
by
the
presiding
26
officer
of
the
house
chamber
in
which
the
bill
is
under
27
consideration.
28
If
a
date
for
adjournment
has
been
set,
then
a
29
constitutional
majority
of
the
house
chamber
in
which
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the
bill
is
under
consideration
may
waive
the
fiscal
1
note
requirement
during
the
three
days
prior
to
the
2
date
set
for
adjournment.
3
Rule
18
4
Legislative
Interns
Reserved
5
Legislators
may
arrange
student
internships
during
6
the
legislative
session
with
Iowa
college,
university,
7
or
law
school
students,
for
which
the
students
may
8
receive
college
credit
at
the
discretion
of
their
9
schools.
Each
legislator
is
allowed
only
one
intern
10
at
a
time
per
legislative
session,
and
all
interns
must
11
be
registered
with
the
offices
of
the
secretary
of
the
12
senate
and
the
chief
clerk
of
the
house.
13
The
purpose
of
the
legislative
intern
program
shall
14
be:
to
provide
useful
staff
services
to
legislators
15
not
otherwise
provided
by
the
general
assembly;
to
give
16
interested
college,
graduate,
and
law
school
students
17
practical
experience
in
the
legislative
process
as
well
18
as
providing
a
meaningful
educational
experience;
and
19
to
enrich
the
curriculum
of
participating
colleges
and
20
universities.
21
The
secretary
of
the
senate
and
the
chief
clerk
of
22
the
house
or
their
designees
shall
have
the
following
23
responsibilities
as
regards
the
legislative
intern
24
program:
25
1.
Identify
a
supervising
faculty
member
at
each
26
participating
institution
who
shall
be
responsible
27
for
authorizing
students
to
participate
in
the
intern
28
program.
29
2.
Provide
legislators
with
a
list
of
participating
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institutions
and
the
names
of
supervising
professors
to
1
contact
if
interested
in
arranging
for
an
intern.
2
3.
Provide
interns
with
name
badges
which
will
3
allow
them
access
to
the
floor
of
either
house
when
4
required
to
be
present
by
the
legislators
for
whom
they
5
work.
6
4.
Provide
orientation
materials
to
interns
prior
7
to
the
convening
of
each
session.
8
Rule
19
9
Administrative
Rules
Review
Committee
Bills
and
Rule
10
Referrals
11
A
bill
which
relates
to
departmental
rules
and
12
which
is
approved
by
the
administrative
rules
review
13
committee
by
a
majority
of
the
committee’s
members
of
14
each
house
chamber
is
eligible
for
introduction
in
15
either
house
chamber
at
any
time
and
must
be
referred
16
to
a
standing
committee,
which
must
take
action
17
on
the
bill
within
three
weeks
of
referral,
except
18
bills
referred
to
appropriations
and
ways
and
means
19
committees.
20
If
,
on
or
after
July
1,
1999,
the
administrative
21
rules
review
committee
delays
the
effective
date
of
a
22
rule
until
the
adjournment
of
the
next
regular
session
23
of
the
general
assembly
and
the
speaker
of
the
house
24
or
the
president
of
the
senate
refers
the
rule
to
a
25
standing
committee,
the
standing
committee
shall
review
26
the
rule
within
twenty-one
days
of
the
referral
and
27
shall
take
formal
committee
action
by
sponsoring
a
28
joint
resolution
to
disapprove
the
rule,
by
proposing
29
legislation
relating
to
the
rule,
or
by
refusing
to
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propose
a
joint
resolution
or
legislation
concerning
1
the
rule.
The
standing
committee
shall
inform
the
2
administrative
rules
review
committee
of
the
committee
3
action
taken
concerning
the
rule.
4
Rule
20
5
Time
of
Committee
Passage
and
Consideration
of
Bills
6
1.
This
rule
does
not
apply
to
concurrent
or
7
simple
resolutions,
joint
resolutions
nullifying
8
administrative
rules,
senate
confirmations,
bills
9
embodying
redistricting
plans
prepared
by
the
10
legislative
services
agency
pursuant
to
chapter
42,
11
or
bills
passed
by
both
houses
chambers
in
different
12
forms.
Subsection
2
of
this
rule
does
not
apply
to
13
appropriations
bills,
ways
and
means
bills,
government
14
oversight
bills,
legalizing
acts,
administrative
15
rules
review
committee
bills,
bills
sponsored
by
16
standing
committees
in
response
to
a
referral
from
17
the
president
of
the
senate
or
the
speaker
of
the
18
house
of
representatives
relating
to
an
administrative
19
rule
whose
effective
date
has
been
delayed
or
whose
20
applicability
has
been
suspended
until
the
adjournment
21
of
the
next
regular
session
of
the
general
assembly
22
by
the
administrative
rules
review
committee,
bills
23
cosponsored
by
majority
and
minority
floor
leaders
of
24
one
house
chamber
,
bills
in
conference
committee,
and
25
companion
bills
sponsored
by
the
majority
floor
leaders
26
of
both
houses
chambers
after
consultation
with
the
27
respective
minority
floor
leaders.
For
the
purposes
of
28
this
rule,
a
joint
resolution
is
considered
as
a
bill.
29
To
be
considered
an
appropriations,
ways
and
means,
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or
government
oversight
bill
for
the
purposes
of
this
1
rule,
the
appropriations
committee,
the
ways
and
means
2
committee,
or
the
government
oversight
committee
must
3
either
be
the
sponsor
of
the
bill
or
the
committee
of
4
first
referral
in
the
originating
house
chamber
.
5
2.
To
be
placed
on
the
calendar
in
the
house
6
chamber
of
origin,
a
bill
must
be
first
reported
out
7
of
a
standing
committee
by
Friday
of
the
8th
week
8
of
the
first
session
and
the
6th
week
of
the
second
9
session.
To
be
placed
on
the
calendar
in
the
other
10
house
chamber
,
a
bill
must
be
first
reported
out
of
a
11
standing
committee
by
Friday
of
the
12th
week
of
the
12
first
session
and
the
10th
week
of
the
second
session.
13
3.
During
the
10th
week
of
the
first
session
and
14
the
7th
week
of
the
second
session,
each
house
chamber
15
shall
consider
only
bills
originating
in
that
house
16
chamber
and
unfinished
business.
During
the
13th
week
17
of
the
first
session
and
the
11th
week
of
the
second
18
session,
each
house
chamber
shall
consider
only
bills
19
originating
in
the
other
house
chamber
and
unfinished
20
business.
Beginning
with
the
14th
week
of
the
first
21
session
and
the
12th
week
of
the
second
session,
each
22
house
chamber
shall
consider
only
bills
passed
by
both
23
houses
chambers
,
bills
exempt
from
subsection
2,
and
24
unfinished
business.
25
4.
A
motion
to
reconsider
filed
and
not
disposed
26
of
on
an
action
taken
on
a
bill
or
resolution
which
is
27
subject
to
a
deadline
under
this
rule
may
be
called
up
28
at
any
time
before
or
after
the
day
of
the
deadline
by
29
the
person
filing
the
motion
or
after
the
deadline
by
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the
majority
floor
leader,
notwithstanding
any
other
1
rule
to
the
contrary.
2
Rule
21
3
Resolutions
4
1.
A
“concurrent
resolution”
is
a
resolution
to
5
be
adopted
by
both
houses
chambers
of
the
general
6
assembly
which
expresses
the
sentiment
of
the
general
7
assembly
or
deals
with
temporary
legislative
matters.
8
It
may
authorize
the
expenditure,
for
any
legislative
9
purpose,
of
funds
appropriated
to
the
general
assembly.
10
A
concurrent
resolution
is
not
limited
to,
but
may
11
provide
for
a
joint
convention
of
the
general
assembly,
12
adjournment
or
recess
of
the
general
assembly,
or
13
requests
to
a
state
agency
or
to
the
general
assembly
14
or
a
committee.
A
concurrent
resolution
requires
15
the
affirmative
vote
of
a
majority
of
the
senators
or
16
representatives
present
and
voting
unless
otherwise
17
specified
by
statute.
A
concurrent
resolution
does
18
not
require
the
governor’s
approval
unless
otherwise
19
specified
by
statute.
A
concurrent
resolution
shall
20
be
filed
with
the
secretary
of
the
senate
or
the
chief
21
clerk
of
the
house.
A
concurrent
resolution
shall
be
22
printed
in
the
bound
journal
after
its
adoption.
23
2.
A
“joint
resolution”
is
a
resolution
which
24
requires
for
approval
the
affirmative
vote
of
a
25
constitutional
majority
of
each
house
chamber
of
26
the
general
assembly.
A
joint
resolution
which
27
appropriates
funds
or
enacts
temporary
laws
must
28
contain
the
clause
“Be
It
Enacted
by
the
General
29
Assembly
of
the
State
of
Iowa:”,
is
equivalent
to
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a
bill,
and
must
be
transmitted
to
the
governor
for
1
approval.
A
joint
resolution
which
proposes
amendments
2
to
the
Constitution
of
the
State
of
Iowa,
ratifies
3
amendments
to
the
Constitution
of
the
United
States,
4
proposes
a
request
to
Congress
or
an
agency
of
the
5
government
of
the
United
States
of
America,
proposes
to
6
Congress
an
amendment
to
the
Constitution
of
the
United
7
States
of
America,
nullifies
an
administrative
rule,
or
8
creates
a
special
commission
or
committee
must
contain
9
the
clause
“Be
It
Resolved
by
the
General
Assembly
of
10
the
State
of
Iowa:”
and
shall
not
be
transmitted
to
the
11
governor.
A
joint
resolution
shall
not
amend
a
statute
12
in
the
Code
of
Iowa.
13
Rule
22
14
Nullification
Resolutions
15
A
“nullification
resolution”
is
a
joint
resolution
16
which
nullifies
all
of
an
administrative
rule,
or
17
a
severable
item
of
an
administrative
rule
adopted
18
pursuant
to
chapter
17A
of
the
Code.
A
nullification
19
resolution
shall
not
amend
an
administrative
rule
by
20
adding
language
or
by
inserting
new
language
in
lieu
of
21
existing
language.
22
A
nullification
resolution
is
debatable,
but
cannot
23
be
amended
on
the
floor
of
the
house
or
senate.
The
24
effective
date
of
a
nullification
resolution
shall
25
be
stated
in
the
resolution.
Any
motions
filed
to
26
reconsider
adoption
of
a
nullification
resolution
27
must
be
disposed
of
within
one
legislative
day
of
the
28
filing.
29
Rule
23
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Consideration
of
Vetoes
1
1.
The
senate
and
house
calendar
shall
include
a
2
list
known
as
the
“Veto
Calendar.”
The
veto
calendar
3
shall
consist
of:
4
a.
Bills
returned
to
that
house
chamber
by
the
5
governor
in
accordance
with
Article
III,
section
16
of
6
the
Constitution
of
the
State
of
Iowa.
7
b.
Appropriations
items
returned
to
that
house
8
chamber
by
the
governor
in
accordance
with
Article
III,
9
section
16
of
the
Constitution
of
the
State
of
Iowa.
10
c.
Bills
and
appropriations
items
received
from
the
11
other
house
chamber
after
that
house
chamber
has
voted
12
to
override
a
veto
of
them
by
the
governor.
13
2.
Vetoed
bills
and
appropriations
items
shall
14
automatically
be
placed
on
the
veto
calendar
upon
15
receipt.
Vetoed
bills
and
appropriations
items
shall
16
not
be
referred
to
committee.
17
3.
Upon
first
publication
in
the
veto
calendar,
the
18
senate
majority
leader
or
the
house
majority
leader
19
may
call
up
a
vetoed
bill
or
appropriations
item
at
any
20
time.
21
4.
The
affirmative
vote
of
two-thirds
of
the
22
members
of
the
body
by
record
roll
call
is
required
on
23
a
motion
to
override
an
executive
veto
or
item
veto.
24
5.
A
motion
to
override
an
executive
veto
or
item
25
veto
is
debatable.
A
vetoed
bill
or
appropriation
item
26
cannot
be
amended
in
this
case.
27
6.
The
vote
by
which
a
motion
to
override
an
28
executive
veto
or
item
veto
passes
or
fails
to
pass
29
either
house
chamber
is
not
subject
to
reconsideration
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under
senate
rule
24
or
house
rule
73.
1
7.
The
secretary
of
the
senate
or
the
chief
clerk
2
of
the
house
shall
immediately
notify
the
other
house
3
chamber
of
the
adoption
or
rejection
of
a
motion
to
4
override
an
executive
veto
or
item
veto.
5
8.
All
bills
and
appropriations
items
on
the
veto
6
calendar
shall
be
disposed
of
before
adjournment
7
sine
die,
unless
the
house
chamber
having
a
bill
or
8
appropriation
item
before
it
declines
to
do
so
by
9
unanimous
consent.
10
9.
Bills
and
appropriations
items
on
the
veto
11
calendar
are
exempt
from
deadlines
imposed
by
joint
12
rule
20.
13
Rule
24
14
Special
Rules
Regarding
Redistricting
15
1.
If,
pursuant
to
chapter
42,
either
the
senate
or
16
the
house
of
representatives
rejects
a
redistricting
17
plan
submitted
by
the
legislative
services
agency,
18
the
house
chamber
rejecting
the
plan
shall
convey
19
the
reasons
for
the
rejection
of
the
plan
to
the
20
legislative
services
agency
by
resolution.
21
2.
If,
pursuant
to
chapter
42,
the
legislative
22
services
agency
submits
a
third
redistricting
plan
23
as
provided
by
law,
the
senate
and
the
house
of
24
representatives,
when
considering
a
bill
embodying
the
25
third
plan,
shall
be
allowed
to
accept
for
filing
as
26
amendments
only
such
amendments
which
constitute
the
27
total
text
of
a
congressional
plan
without
striking
28
a
legislative
redistricting
plan,
the
total
text
of
29
a
legislative
redistricting
plan
without
striking
a
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congressional
plan,
or
the
combined
total
text
of
a
1
congressional
plan
and
a
legislative
redistricting
2
plan,
and
nonsubstantive,
technical
corrections
to
the
3
text
of
any
such
bills
or
amendments.
4
Rule
25
5
Demonstrations
6
In
order
to
ensure
the
health
and
safety
of
elected
7
officials,
employees,
the
public,
and
lobbyists,
8
demonstrations
are
not
permitted
anywhere
on
the
second
9
floor
,
third
floor,
or
either
chamber
of
the
Capitol.
10
For
purposes
of
this
rule,
“demonstration”
includes
the
11
posting,
wearing,
or
carrying
of
signage,
setting
up
12
of
tables
or
booths,
chanting,
rallies,
or
marches
,
or
13
engaging
in
“public
disorder”
as
prohibited
in
chapter
14
723
including
rioting,
unlawful
assembly,
failure
to
15
disperse,
and
disorderly
conduct
.
“Demonstration”
16
shall
not
include
the
distribution
of
materials
17
directly
to
an
elected
official
or
employee
of
the
18
legislature
or
the
wearing
of
clothing
or
buttons
that
19
contain
political
statements
or
messages.
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