§ 9. Transmittal of bills to the Governor.
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§ 9. Transmittal of bills to the Governor. All Assembly bills passed
by the Assembly and sent to the Senate for action shall, upon passage
and return by the Senate to the Assembly, be transmitted by the Index
Clerk to the Governor within ten legislative days after receipt from the
Senate, except that any bill returned for transmittal to the Assembly
after the first of May and before the first of June shall be transmitted
to the Governor within thirty days of such receipt, and any bill
returned for transmittal to the Assembly on or after the first of June
shall be transmitted to the Governor within forty-five days of such
receipt.