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Title 30 recodification passes with reenactment clause; commission to reconvene work group
Summary
The Title 30 recodification bill passed the session but includes a reenactment clause and an enactment clause directing the commission to form a work group with clerks to address concerns raised during the session; the commission agreed to reconvene and address outstanding issues.
Staff and commission members reported that Title 30 recodification legislation technically passed the General Assembly but included a reenactment clause that requires the commission to bring the bill back next year. Staff said that compressed session timing and last‑minute changes made it difficult for some staff and clerks to review the roughly 300‑page bill, prompting a reenactment approach to allow more review and revision.
The commission agreed to pull volunteers to serve on a work group that will meet with agencies and clerks to address concerns, particularly those raised by Senate staff and Senate Clerk’s Office. Chair Simon asked members, including Senate members, to help engage the Senate clerks and finance staff so the revised bill can be acceptable to all stakeholders when reintroduced.
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