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able to override a veto? Do you like this whole concept
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of the veto? Would you keep it? If so, would it be
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three-fifths, larger or smaller?
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SENATOR HUGHES: I would keep it, but I think
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there should be some method of making this requirement
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uniform for overriding the veto, for emergency matters.
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for extending the rules. Some of it is two-thirds and
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some three-fifths. I, think it should be uniform.
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DELEGATE HANDEL: I would change the provision
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if the Governor doesn't sign a bill in a certain period
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of time, the bill is automatically vetoed, I think it
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ought to be automatically law, if he doesn't sign it.
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I think it should become law and not vetoed.
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THE CHAIRMAN: You eliminate the pocket veto?
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DELEGATE HANDEL: Yes. I would say it becomes
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law unless he vetoes it.
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SENATOR JAMES: I'd give him thirty days after
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the legislation, because the volume of legislation that
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he's got on his desk is tremendous.
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THE CHAIRMAN: You would give him thirty days?
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DELEGATE HANDEL: At least.
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