HB 1140
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HB 1140
require the secretary of state to determine if a legislatively proposed constitutional amendment complies with the single subject requirement and is not a constitutional revision
South Dakota · Became law
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| David Wheeler | Sponsors | David Wheeler sponsored HB 1140. | None |
| Casey Crabtree | Sponsors | Casey Crabtree sponsored HB 1140. | None |
| Hugh Bartels | Sponsors | Hugh Bartels sponsored HB 1140. | None |
| Mike Diedrich | Sponsors | Mike Diedrich sponsored HB 1140. | None |
| Lee Schoenbeck | Sponsors | Lee Schoenbeck sponsored HB 1140. | None |
| Will Mortenson | Sponsors | Will Mortenson sponsored HB 1140. | None |
| Tony Venhuizen | Sponsors | Tony Venhuizen sponsored HB 1140. | None |
| require the secretary of state to determine if a legislatively proposed constitutional amendment complies with the single subject requirement and is not a constitutional revision. | Source records | HB 1140 has an explicit source reference to require the secretary of state to determine if a legislatively proposed constitutional amendment complies with the single subject requirement and is not a constitutional revision.. | None |
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