§ 6. Calendar.

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§ 6. Calendar. a. The matters upon the Senate Calendar shall be

arranged and acted upon in the following order:

(1)Resolutions.

(2)Bills on order of first report.

(3)Bills on order of second report.

(4)Bills on order of special report.

(5)Bills starred after report.

(6)Bills on third reading calendar from special report.

(7)Bills on third reading.

(8)Bills starred on third reading.

(9)Resolution to amend the Senate Rules.

(10)Motions for chamber consideration.

b. Bills laid aside by the Temporary President shall continue to

retain their place in their regular order of business until called for

debate by the Temporary President.

c. Except for bills reported from a standing committee and placed on

that part of the calendar designated as "order of special report," bills

reported from a standing committee shall be placed on the first report

calendar and, unless starred, shall be automatically advanced to the

second report part of the calendar after one calendar legislative day.

Bills on second report shall, unless starred, be advanced to the order

of third reading after one calendar legislative day. No debate shall be

allowed on the advancement of bills on the order of first or second

report or special report. The order of special report shall be marked

with an asterisk to indicate that such bills will be subject to debate

on the next calendar legislative day. In the event that such bills are

not debated on such day, they shall be removed from the order of special

report and placed on that part of the calendar designated "bills on

order of first report".