Plain English Breakdown
The bill summary does not provide specific details about the funding limits for legislators attending out-of-state conferences.
Legislator Conference Travel Reimbursement
The bill allows legislators to be reimbursed for attending out-of-state conferences related to legislative service and sets rules for the reimbursement process.
What This Bill Does
- Creates a law that lets legislators get money back for going to out-of-state meetings about their work as lawmakers, with funds available from the Legislative Service Office.
- Limits the number of such meetings to two per year, with conferences needing to be within the United States or Canada and aimed at improving legislative skills or knowledge.
- Gives the Management Council power to make rules for calculating travel costs.
Who It Names or Affects
- Legislators who want to attend out-of-state conferences related to their work
- The Legislative Service Office, which manages the funds and reimbursement process
Terms To Know
- Management Council
- A group that can make rules about how travel costs are calculated for legislators attending out-of-state conferences.
- Biennial period
- A two-year time frame, often used in budgeting and legislative planning.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill only applies to conferences within the United States or Canada.
- It is unclear how many legislators will actually attend such conferences due to funding limits.
- This bill was marked as inactive by Wyoming, meaning it did not move forward in its current session.