Article IV.
Legislative
Section 11. Meeting of Legislature
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Meeting of Legislature
The legislature shall meet at the seat of government at such time as shall be provided by law, unless convened by the governor in special session, and when so convened no business shall be transacted except as shall be necessary to accomplish the special purposes for which it was convened.
Meeting of Legislature
The legislature shall meet at the seat of government, at such time as shall be provided by law, once in two years and no oftener, unless convened by the governor in special session, and when so convened no business shall be transacted except as shall be necessary to accomplish the special purposes for which it was convened.
Redlined Comparison between 1848 and 1968 Amendment (includes interim changes)
Removed from 1848 Added to 1968