Part 2 Chp. 2 §4 Art. I | ANNUAL ELECTIONS: SELECTING KEY STATE OFFICERS WITH ACCOUNTABILITY MEASURES

[The secretary, treasurer and receiver-general, and the commissary-general, notaries public, and naval officers, shall be chosen annually, by joint ballot of the senators and representatives in one room. And that the citizens of this commonwealth may be assured, from time to time, that the moneys remaining in the public treasury, upon the settlement and liquidation of the public accounts, are their property, no man shall be eligible as treasurer and receiver-general more than five years successively.]

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