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A09196Introduced in the Assembly

Establishes the position of member of the legislature as a part-time, volunteer position in the service of the state; provides that state legislators shall receive no salary, or any other compensation or benefit from the state; authorizes the payment of travel expenses and per diem for days the legislature is in session, provides that per diem is limited to 30 days per annum; provides that the legislature shall convene in regular session only on Saturdays and Sundays in January and February; accelerates the state budget process so that the state budget is enacted on or before the last Sunday of February each year.

IntroducedAssembly Judiciary

Introduced by David DiPietro, District 147

What does this bill do?

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Official description

Establishes the position of member of the legislature as a part-time, volunteer position in the service of the state; provides that state legislators shall receive no salary, or any other compensation or benefit from the state; authorizes the payment of travel expenses and per diem for days the legislature is in session, provides that per diem is limited to 30 days per annum; provides that the legislature shall convene in regular session only on Saturdays and Sundays in January and February; accelerates the state budget process so that the state budget is enacted on or before the last Sunday of February each year.

Where it stands

opinion referred to judiciary

January 30, 2026

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Bill history

  1. referred to governmental operations

  2. to attorney-general for opinion

  3. opinion referred to judiciary

  4. referred to governmental operations

  5. to attorney-general for opinion

  6. opinion referred to judiciary

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