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Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel will email representatives session summaries, speaker says
Summary
A speaker announced that the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel will send representatives three end-of-session items: a list of past bills, a personalized list of sponsored bills that passed, and selective topical highlights; the speaker also thanked staff for their work.
Speaker 1, an unidentified speaker, told the assembly that representatives will receive three items from the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel by email at the end of the session. "There will first be a list of all of the past bills," the speaker said, adding that members will also get a list of "all the bills in which each one of us will be listed individually that you sponsored and that passed" and a set of selective highlights organized by topic.
The speaker said the materials are already completed and available, calling it "astonishing" that the staff finished the work by the end of the session. The speaker also reminded members that related materials will be available on the web and offered praise for the staff who prepared the documents, saying "It's quite outstanding."
The announcement is procedural: it describes forthcoming informational materials rather than a legislative action, vote, or change in policy. No motions, votes, or formal actions were recorded in the provided transcript. The email package described is intended to help members track past legislation, identify which sponsored measures passed, and review topical summaries prepared by Legislative Research and General Counsel.
No additional authorities, bill numbers, or formal agenda actions were specified in the transcript excerpt. The most recent procedural development recorded in the excerpt is the announcement of these materials and the speaker's public thanks to staff.
