Constitutional Carry (SB 1212) on the OK House floor 4/23

[bigred1]

I was thinking with her bodyguard.

Remember now, you said that I just implied it.

 

[Lakenut]

Session ended last night

 

[Poke78]

Session ended last night

I'm calling it now - Mary puts this in her pocket and it all starts again next session. You read it here first...

 

[Jack T.]

I'm calling it now - Mary puts this in her pocket and it all starts again next session. You read it here first...

Something something political theater something something.

 

[Decoligny]

When does she have to sign by, is there a date?????? Why not today???? Come on Mary sign it!!!!!!!

Mary has 15 days from right now to either sign it, or it dies from pocket veto.

 

[NikatKimber]

http://www.statescape.com/resources/legislative/bill-signing-deadlines.aspx


So if there is 5 days or more left in the session then it will become law if she does not sign it. However if there are 4 or less days she has until day 15 to sign or it is vetoed.

https://www.okhouse.gov/Legislation/LegislativeDeadlines.aspx

So unless they adjourn early she has to veto it or it will become law after 5 days excluding Sunday. So the clock is ticking as of today as I understand it as it was sent to the Gov's office today.

So how does that work if they adjourn early? Because there were more than 5 days left in the session when they passed it.

 

[Lakenut]

Smoke and mirrors

 

[CHenry]

There's no doubt they are going to try and finish today and sine die.
There's also no doubt that Mary has a stack of bills to review and sign or not.

Edit: They adjourned last night apparently.

 

[Decoligny]

So how does that work if they adjourn early? Because there were more than 5 days left in the session when they passed it.

From the way it is written (which means nothing), it appears that she would have 5 days, because as you said, there were more than 5 days left in the session when transmitted to her office.

 

[Lakenut]

15 days. Sine die last night.