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Senate committee backs printing committee recommendation to limit session-law hard copies
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Summary
The joint printing committee recommended limiting printed session-law volumes to 90 copies due to electronic access and cost savings; the Judiciary and Rules Committee voted to support the recommendation and forward it to the floor.
Jennifer Novak, secretary of the Senate and member of the joint printing committee, presented the committee’s recommendation to limit printing of session-law volumes to a maximum of 90 copies for the 68th Legislature, citing decreased demand and increased online…
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