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RESOLUTION 65

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Be it r*orved b-v rhe !)ettare, the Ir'use of Representatives concuring:Section I. Ar 2:80 p ii.. 9l Friday, july 
10, 1981, rhe Senate and theH,use ot Rcprcsetrtatives.sirall ,a;.r- t"'i*fnr"n" lbr a session in the Fa[ of! 9tt t''l'he l'a r t l gr r sesisirn -hr ii ;.;;;;;.;'r't"nu,,n.or 

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(2) Bills introduced in l98l and lavorably acted uyrn in the house in
which introduced, and not disposed of in the other house by tabling,

-unl'avorable committee report, indel'inil.e postponement, or failure to pars any
reading.

(3) Bills implementing tlre recomnrendations ol' study commissions
directed or authoriz.ed to report to the I9li2 liessiott.

(4) Any local bill l'iled lilr introduction hy 5:00 p.m., Tuesday. Jurre 8, l9ti2.
and acconrpanied by a certilicate signed b-r' the principal sl)onsor stating that no
public hearing will be required or asked lbr by a member on the bill, the bill is
uorrcorrtroversiul, utrrl t.lre llill is agryrovt'tl lor itrl.nxlrrct.iott lty t'ach menrhrol'
the Senate and House whme district includes the local area to which the bill
applies.

(5) Selection or conl'irmation ol'members ol State boards and commissions
as required by law.

(6) Any matter authorized by joint resolution passed during the June 1982
Session by two-thirds nrajority ol each house present and voting.

(7) Bills introduced in l98l relating to pensiotrs atrd retirement matters
and bills inrptenrenting the reconrnrendatiorrs ol starrding conrrnittees directed
or authorized to report to the 1982 liession.

Sec. 3. The President o[ the Senate and the Speaker o[ the House nray
authorize appropriate committees or subtrrmmittees ol'their respective houses

to meet during the interim between sessions to review matters related to the
State budget lbr the l98l-83 lliennium and lo prt'pare rey)rts, including revised
budgets, lbr consideration at the Fall l98I arrd June 1982 liersions.

Sec. ,1. This resolution is elfective upon ratification.
In the General Assernbly read three times and ratil'ied, this the l0th day of

July, 1981.

H. R. 1393 RESOLUTION 67
A JOINT RESOLUTION AUTHORIZINC THE CONSIDERATION OF A

BILL TO tsE EN'TITLED AN A(:T'I'O POSTPONE THE EI.'FECTIVE
DATE O}'THE MONEY JUDGMENTS AND EXI'MIYTIONS ACT.

Be it resolved by the Houx of Represenlatives, the Senate concurring:

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Section l. That the l98l General
consider a bill to be entitled "An Act to
Money Judgments and Exemptions Act".

Sec. 2. This resolution is effective upon ratification.
In the Cenerul Assembly read lhree tinres unrl ratilied, this the 6th day ot

October, 1981.

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lmal bills adopted by this Fall liession to require fox studies could not result in a
lbx trapping season belbre 1982;

Now, therefore, be it raolved by the *nate the Howe of Repr*ntativa
tottcurring:

Section l. 'I'he Wildlil'e Revrurces Crcmmission is hereby directed to
report to the t982 Spring tiession ol' the General Assemlly with proposed
legislatiorr lbr the sound and equitatrle management and use of the for.

Sec. 2. This resolution is el'fective upon ratil'ication.
In the General Assenrbly read three times and ratified, this the 9th day of

October, 1981.

H. R. 1427 RESOLUTION 80
A JOINT RESOI,IITION PRoVIDING FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

TO MEET TO (X)NSIDER RT]APPORTIONMENT.

Be it resolvett by the House ol'Reprwntativa, the Senate ancurring:

Section l. Resolution 66, Session Laws of 1981, as amended by
Resolutiun l,liersion [,aws Extra Session of 1981, is further amended by adding
the lbllowing new sections:

"tiec. l.l. When the House and Senate adjourn on Saturday, October 10, 1981,

they stand adjourned to recortvene at noon on Thursday, October 29, 1981, for a

Redistricting Session. During the Redistricting liession, only a bill to apportion
the districts ol'the North Carolina House of Representatives, a bill to apportion
the districts ol'the North Carolina Senate, and ajoint resolution to provide for
tlrc urljourrrrrrerrt ol'ttrr: (ierrcral Assr:nrbly utrtil Jurrc 2, l9tl2, shall be in order'
Nojoint resolutions to allow other measures to be considered shall be in order
during the Redistricting Session.

Sec. 1.2. The Iftruse (hmnrittee on l-egislative Redistricting and the Senate

Conrmitlee on Redistricting-Senate shall each meet not later than Wednesday,

Octolrr 21. lgitl, at a tirnc to lrc set lry the chairman o[ each committee, to
corrsider bills redistricting their respective house ol'the General Assembly. The
tlouse ()ornnrittee orr lrgislative ltedistricting and the fienate Ctlnrmittee on

Rerlistrictirrg-Senate, shall each report favorably a bill as amended or a

conrnrittee sulrstitute which, as nearty as may be, apportions the members of
tlreir lroust, so as lo rr'llrcserrl urr equal trumber ol'irrhabitants in accordattce
with Article ll ol'the (lonstitution ol North Carolina, Sections 3(l) and 5(l).
Such bill :rs anrerrded or conrrnittce substitute shall be ready to be reported
when the Gcneral Assembly reconvenes on Thursday, October 29, 1981."

Sec. 2. liection 2 ol'Resolution 66, Session Laws ol'198I, is anrended by
rlck,lirrg llrt'worrls "l';rll lgttl Scssitttt". und inst'rlirrg in lierr thereof the words
"Red ist ricting Session".

Sec. 3. This resolutiorr is ell'cctive upott ratification.
In tlre Ge,rreral Assenrbly read three times and ratified, this the lOth day of

Oclober,1981.

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