LAWS, DOCUMENTS, AND REPORTS (EXCERPT) Act 44 of 1899
24.6 Official journals of senate and house; style of type; size of page; maximum number of copies; size of volume; distribution; approval required for additional copies; deposit of surplus supply.
Sec. 6.
(1) The official journal of the senate and house of representatives shall be printed in highland type or equivalent, same size of page as that of the journals of 1929, and not to exceed 500 copies shall be printed and bound, in volumes of convenient size, to supply the following with 1 copy each:
(a) Each principal state department.
(b) The members of the legislature of the year when the journals are issued, the secretary, assistant secretary and clerks of the senate, and the clerk and assistant clerks of the house of representatives, and the legislative service bureau.
(c) The library of congress.
(d) The clerk of the state supreme court.
(e) State supported universities or colleges.
(f) Private universities and colleges in this state, upon written request to the secretary of the senate or the clerk of the house of representatives, or both.
(2) Additional copies may be provided to any other governmental officers and agencies and libraries, when approved by the secretary of the senate or the clerk of the house of representatives, or both. The surplus supply shall be deposited with the department of management and budget, to supply future demands.
LAWS, DOCUMENTS, AND REPORTS (EXCERPT) Act 44 of 1899
24.6 Official journals of senate and house; style of type; size of page; maximum number of copies; size of volume; distribution; approval required for additional copies; deposit of surplus supply.
Sec. 6.
(1) The official journal of the senate and house of representatives shall be printed in highland type or equivalent, same size of page as that of the journals of 1929, and not to exceed 500 copies shall be printed and bound, in volumes of convenient size, to supply the following with 1 copy each:
(a) Each principal state department.
(b) The members of the legislature of the year when the journals are issued, the secretary, assistant secretary and clerks of the senate, and the clerk and assistant clerks of the house of representatives, and the legislative service bureau.
(c) The library of congress.
(d) The clerk of the state supreme court.
(e) State supported universities or colleges.
(f) Private universities and colleges in this state, upon written request to the secretary of the senate or the clerk of the house of representatives, or both.
(2) Additional copies may be provided to any other governmental officers and agencies and libraries, when approved by the secretary of the senate or the clerk of the house of representatives, or both. The surplus supply shall be deposited with the department of management and budget, to supply future demands.
LAWS, DOCUMENTS, AND REPORTS (EXCERPT) Act 44 of 1899
24.6 Official journals of senate and house; style of type; size of page; maximum number of copies; size of volume; distribution; approval required for additional copies; deposit of surplus supply.
Sec. 6.
(1) The official journal of the senate and house of representatives shall be printed in highland type or equivalent, same size of page as that of the journals of 1929, and not to exceed 500 copies shall be printed and bound, in volumes of convenient size, to supply the following with 1 copy each:
(a) Each principal state department.
(b) The members of the legislature of the year when the journals are issued, the secretary, assistant secretary and clerks of the senate, and the clerk and assistant clerks of the house of representatives, and the legislative service bureau.
(c) The library of congress.
(d) The clerk of the state supreme court.
(e) State supported universities or colleges.
(f) Private universities and colleges in this state, upon written request to the secretary of the senate or the clerk of the house of representatives, or both.
(2) Additional copies may be provided to any other governmental officers and agencies and libraries, when approved by the secretary of the senate or the clerk of the house of representatives, or both. The surplus supply shall be deposited with the department of management and budget, to supply future demands.
