§ 36-C. Effective date of certain amendments to article VI, sec. 22.

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§ 36-c. The amendments to the provisions of section twenty-two of

article six as first proposed by a concurrent resolution passed by the

legislature in the year nineteen hundred seventy-four and entitled

"Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and Assembly proposing an amendment

to section twenty-two of article six and adding section thirty-six-c to

such article of the constitution, in relation to the powers of and

reconstituting the court on the judiciary and creating a commission on

judicial conduct", shall become a part of the constitution on the first

day of January next after the approval and ratification of the

amendments proposed by such concurrent resolution by the people but the

provisions thereof shall not become operative until the first day of

September next thereafter which date shall be deemed the effective date

of such amendments.