CHAPTER 4. THE LEGISLATURE.

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Article 1A
§4-1-1. Interim committee and subcommittee meetings.
§4-1-2. How appropriations made and applied.
§4-1-3. Suits against members of Legislature; exemption from arrest, trial, judgment and levy.
§4-1-4. Compelling members to attend.
§4-1-5. Authority to subpoena witnesses and documents; penalty for refusal to comply; applicability of whistle-blower law.
§4-1-5a. When witness may be compelled to give evidence against himself or; immunity of witness from prosecution.
§4-1-6. Administration of oaths to members of Legislature, officers and witnesses.
§4-1-6a. False swearing in a legislative proceeding; penalty.
§4-1-7. Flags displayed during sessions.
§4-1-8. Officers and employees; tenure.
§4-1-9. Assistant clerks; committee clerks to assist.
§4-1-10. Powers and duties of officers.
§4-1-10a. Filling vacancies in the office of presiding officer of the two houses.
§4-1-11. Vacancies in clerkships.
§4-1-12. Custody of journals and documents; certified copies.
§4-1-13. Clerk of house to be keeper of rolls; compensation; duties as to acts; copies; fees; printing.
§4-1-14. Copies of enrolled bills mailed to courts; effect.
§4-1-15. Fees of clerks for copying or recording.
§4-1-16. Indexes to journals; printing; compensation for preparing.
§4-1-17. Priority of legislative business for members and designated employees.
§4-1-18. Repealed. Acts, 2006 Reg. Sess., Ch. 26.
§4-1-19. Distribution of acts of the Legislature.
§4-1-20. Legislative findings; space in the capitol building for use by Legislature.
§4-1-21. Prefiling of bills and resolutions.
§4-1-22. "Next meeting of the Senate" defined.
§4-1-23. Reports to be sent to the Legislative Librarian.
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