YSC, Title 2. The Legislature | ||
Chapter 1: General
Provisions
§101. Name.
§102. State Senator.
§103. Designation of sessions.
§104. Standing rules.
§105. Publication of laws and resolutions.
The Legislature of the State
Government shall be known as the "Legislature of the State of
Yap."
Source: YDC §1050, as amended by YDL 6-2 §1, modified.
Cross-reference: The Legislature is established pursuant to the provisions of Article V of the Constitution of the State of Yap. The constitutional provision regarding the legislative power of the State is found in Yap Const., Art. V, Sect. 1 . That section states: "The legislative power of the State is vested in the Legislature. Such power shall extend to all rightful subjects of legislation not inconsistent with this Constitution."
A member of the Legislature shall be known as
a "State Senator."
Source: YDL 6-4 §1, modified.
The Sixth Yap District
Legislature shall be known as
the "First Legislature of the State of Yap" on and after the effective date
of the Constitution of the Federated States of Micronesia. Each session
held during the term of a Legislature shall be designated numerically
with the first session held after the effective date of the
Constitution being designated "First Special Session" or "First
Regular Session". The organization, Rules of Procedure,
proceedings and actions of the Sixth Yap District Legislature shall
continue unaffected under the First Legislature of the State of
Yap.
Source: YDC §1059.1, as enacted by YDL 6-2 §5, modified.
Commission Comment: The effective date of the Constitution of the Federated States of Micronesia is May 10, 1979. The effective date of the Constitution of the State of Yap is December 24, 1982.
Standing rules as adopted by the
Legislature pursuant to the Constitution of the State of Yap shall govern
the conduct of business at all sessions of the Legislature held prior to
the next legislature, provided that such rules may be amended in
accordance with their provisions.
Source: YDC §1061, modified.
Cross-reference: It is provided in Yap Const., Art. V, Sect. 12, that the Legislature of the State of Yap shall determine the rules of its proceedings.
Within one hundred twenty days after
the close of each session of the Legislature, the Governor shall cause all
laws duly enacted at such session to be printed, indexed, and bound in
book form, first the bills in the order of their becoming law and then
resolutions in the order of their passage.
Source: YSL 1-175 §1, modified.
Cross-reference: The statutory provisions on the Executive are found in Title 3 of this Code.
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