TBD | Article II Section 8 Tennessee Constitution

Art. II §8 | LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS AND GOVERNOR’S INAUGURATION

Legislative Sessions — Governor’s Inauguration — The General Assembly shall meet in organizational session on the second Tuesday in January next succeeding the election of the members of the House of Representatives, at which session, if in order, the Governor shall be inaugurated. The General Assembly shall remain in session for organizational purposes not longer than fifteen consecutive calendar days, during which session no legislation shall be passed on third and final consideration. Thereafter, the General Assembly shall meet on the first Tuesday next following the conclusion of the organizational session unless the General Assembly by joint resolution of both houses sets an earlier date.

The General Assembly may by joint resolution recess or adjourn until such time or times as it shall determine. It shall be convened at other times by the Governor as provided in , or by the presiding officers of both Houses at the written request of two-thirds of the members of each House.

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