Section 66. Clerk of House of Delegates to be keeper of the rolls, without compensation

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Clerk of House of Delegates to be keeper of the rolls, without compensation

The clerk of the House of Delegates shall be keeper of the rolls of the State, but shall receive no compensation from the State for his services as such.

The Clerk of the House of Delegates shall be Keeper of the Rolls of the State but shall receive no compensation from the State for his services as such.
The General Assembly by general law shall prescribe the number of employees of the Senate and House of Delegates, including the clerks thereof, and fix their compensation at a per diem for the time actually employed in the discharge of their duties.

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