§64 | TIME LIMIT AND VOTING REQUIREMENTS FOR APPROPRIATIONS

No bill passed after the adoption of this Constitution to make appropriations of money out of the State Treasury shall continue in force more than two months after the expiration of the fiscal year ending after the meeting of the Legislature at its next regular session; nor shall such bill be passed except by the votes of a majority of all members elected to each House of the Legislature.

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