GEORGIA CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE III SECTION 5
ENACTMENT OF LAWS
ART. III §5 ¶1 | JOURNALS AND LAWS
ART. III §5 ¶2 | BILLS FOR REVENUE
ART. III §5 ¶3 | ONE SUBJECT MATTER EXPRESSED
ART. III §5 ¶4 | STATUTES AND SECTIONS OF CODE, HOW AMENDED
ART. III §5 ¶5 | MAJORITY OF MEMBERS TO PASS BILL
ART. III §5 ¶6 | WHEN ROLL-CALL VOTE TAKEN
ART. III §5 ¶7 | READING OF GENERAL BILLS
ART. III §5 ¶8 | PROCEDURE FOR CONSIDERING LOCAL LEGISLATION
ART. III §5 ¶9 | ADVERTISEMENT OF NOTICE TO INTRODUCE LOCAL LEGISLATION
ART. III §5 ¶10 | ACTS SIGNED
ART. III §5 ¶11 | SIGNATURE OF GOVERNOR
ART. III §5 ¶12 | REJECTED BILLS
ART. III §5 ¶13 | APPROVAL, VETO, AND OVERRIDE OF VETO OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
(b) During sessions of the General Assembly or during any period of adjournment of a session of the General Assembly, no bill or resolution shall be transmitted to the Governor after passage except upon request of the Governor or upon order of two-thirds of the membership of each house. A local bill which is required by the Constitution to have a referendum election conducted before it shall become effective shall be transmitted immediately to the Governor when ordered by the presiding officer of the house wherein the bill shall have originated or upon order of two-thirds of the membership of such house.
(c) The Governor shall have the duty to transmit any vetoed bill or resolution, together with the reasons for such veto, to the presiding officer of the house wherein it originated within three days from the date of veto if the General Assembly is in session on the date of transmission. If the General Assembly adjourns sine die or adjourns for more than 40 days, the Governor shall transmit any vetoed bill or resolution, together with the reasons for such veto, to the presiding officer of the house wherein it originated within 60 days of the date of such adjournment.
(d) During sessions of the General Assembly, any vetoed bill or resolution may upon receipt be immediately considered by the house wherein it originated for the purpose of overriding the veto. If two-thirds of the members to which such house is entitled vote to override the veto of the Governor, the same shall be immediately transmitted to the other house where it shall be immediately considered. Upon the vote to override the veto by two-thirds of the members to which such other house is entitled, such bill or resolution shall become law. All bills and resolutions vetoed during the last three days of the session and not considered for the purpose of overriding the veto and all bills and resolutions vetoed after the General Assembly has adjourned sine die may be considered at the next session of the General Assembly for the purpose of overriding the veto in the manner herein provided. If either house shall fail to override the Governor’s veto, neither house shall again consider such bill or resolution for the purpose of overriding such veto.
(e) The Governor may approve any appropriation and veto any other appropriation in the same bill, and any appropriation vetoed shall not become law unless such veto is overridden in the manner herein provided.
ART. III §5 ¶14 | JOINTLY SPONSORED BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
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