THE SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE IS WRAPPING UP ITS 100TH LEGISLATIVE SESSION THIS WEEK.
MONDAY IS THE 34TH WORKING DAY OF THE 38-DAY SESSION.
IT ALSO MARKS THE LAST DAY FOR A BILL OR JOINT RESOLUTION TO PASS BOTH CHAMBERS AND THE LAST DAY FOR LAWMAKERS TO INVOKE THE SO-CALLED “SMOKE OUT” RULE.
THAT RULE ALLOWS THEM TO FORCE A COMMITTEE TO RELEASE A BILL THAT HAD BEEN SET ASIDE.
THE SENATE DEBATE CALENDAR SHOWS 15 HOUSE BILLS, AND THE HOUSE CALENDAR SHOWS EIGHT SENATE BILLS.
AFTER THIS WEEK, LAWMAKERS WILL TAKE A TWO-WEEK BREAK AND RETURN MARCH 31ST TO DEAL WITH UNFINISHED BUSINESS, LIKE VETOES.
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