Plain English Breakdown
The official status indicates that the bill is inactive and may no longer move forward in its current session.
Executive Orders Repository
The bill requires the secretary of state to publish and maintain all executive orders issued by governors on a public website.
What This Bill Does
- Defines an 'executive order' as a proclamation or order made by the governor under constitutional or statutory authority, excluding certain types like those calling for special legislative sessions or elections.
- Requires the secretary of state to publish and maintain all executive orders issued by governors on their official website.
- Directs the secretary of state to locate and publish any previously issued executive orders that can be reasonably located before the bill's effective date.
Who It Names or Affects
- The governor, who issues executive orders.
- The secretary of state, responsible for publishing and maintaining these documents.
- The public, as they will have access to all published executive orders on the secretary of state’s website.
Terms To Know
- executive order
- A proclamation or order made by the governor under constitutional or statutory authority, excluding certain types like those calling for special legislative sessions or elections.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how to handle executive orders that cannot be reasonably located.
- It is currently inactive and may no longer move forward in its current session.