Art. IV §11(c) | ACTING AS GOVERNOR NOT TO VACATE REGULAR OFFICE

If any state officer other than the lieutenant governor is acting as governor, his regular elective office shall not be deemed vacant and all duties of that office shall be performed by his chief administrative assistant.

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