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(4) Request the Senate to recede and, if the Senate refuses to recede, to
appoint a conference committee to meet with a like committee appointed by the
Speaker.
(b) If the Senate refuses to concur in a House amendment to a Senate
bill, the following motions shall be in order and shall be privileged in the order
named:
(1) That the House recede.
(2) That the House insist and ask for a conference committee.
(3) That the House insist.
(c) The Speaker may, upon determining that a Senate amendment
substantially changes the bill as passed by the House, refer the Senate message,
with the bill and Senate amendment or amendments, to the appropriate House
committee or subcommittee for review and report to the House. The Speaker,
upon such reference, shall announce the date and time for the committee or
subcommittee to meet. The committee or subcommittee shall report to the
House the recommendation for disposition of the Senate amendment or
amendments under one of the four options presented in subsection (a). The
report shall be furnished to the Clerk and to the House, in writing, by the chair
of the reporting committee or subcommittee.
12.7—Motion to Amend by Removing Enacting or Resolving Clause
An amendment to remove the enacting clause of a bill or the resolving clause of
a resolution or memorial shall, if carried, be considered equivalent to rejection
of the bill, resolution, or memorial by the House.
12.8—Germanity of House Amendments
(a) GERMANITY.
(1) Neither the House nor any committee or subcommittee shall
consider an amendment that relates to a different subject or is intended to
accomplish a different purpose than that of the pending question or that, if
adopted, would require a title amendment for the bill that is substantially
different from the bill's original title or that would unreasonably alter the nature
of the bill.
(2) The Speaker, or the chair in the case of an amendment offered in
committee or subcommittee, shall determine the germanity of any amendment
when the question is timely raised.
(3) An amendment of the second degree or a substitute amendment
must be germane to both the main amendment and the measure to which it
adheres.
(b) AMENDMENTS THAT ARE NOT GERMANE. House
amendments that are not germane include:
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