Legislative Accountability Act
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Summary
The Legislative Accountability Act requires committee chairs in the House and Senate to submit the names of members who authored adopted amendments or provisions to reported bills and joint resolutions to the Clerk of the House or Secretary of the Senate within three legislative days. These names would then be included as footnotes in all versions of the bills, from committee report through enactment, to publicly identify which members are responsible for specific amendments and provisions.
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