Governor Parnell announced 
Tuesday that he will sign SB 182, the education funding package passed at the 
end of session.  Link to bill: http://www.legis.state.ak.us/basis/get_bill.asp?session=27&bill=SB182
Here is a link to all 
legislation passed this session: http://www.legis.state.ak.us/basis/passed_leg.asp?session=27&Sel=4 
Here is a link to 
legislation awaiting action: http://www.legis.state.ak.us/basis/get_awaiting.asp?session=27&type_aw=A .  
There are five bills that have been transmitted to the governor and are awaiting 
his signature/veto/and or/time lapse required to become law (none are 
education-related).  There are 38 house bills and 19 house resolutions awaiting 
transmittal to the governor, and 23 senate bills and 16 senate resolutions 
awaiting transmittal to the govenernor - all in all, 96 pieces of legislation 
awaiting transmittal to the governor.  
Before passed legislation 
can be transmitted to the governor, Legislative Legal Services has to .....
.....enroll the legislation (check for errors, ommissions, and correct form). Legislation then has to be signed by the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate before being transmitted to the governor, and it can take many weeks for the process to be completed for the large number of bills and resolutions awaiting transmittal.
.....enroll the legislation (check for errors, ommissions, and correct form). Legislation then has to be signed by the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate before being transmitted to the governor, and it can take many weeks for the process to be completed for the large number of bills and resolutions awaiting transmittal.
After the governor receives legislation, he has 20 days (when the 
legislature is not in session), minus Sundays, to either sign legislation in to 
law or veto it, including line item vetoes in budget bills.  After that time 
period, if he has not signed it or vetoed it, legislation becomes law.
 
 
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