Joint Resolution Proposes PA County Treasurer Succession
John S. Rice Secretary of the Commonwealth presents Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to Article Fourteen Section One of the Pennsylvania Constitution to allow county treasurers to succeed themselves. The measure lists county officers including sheriffs coroners prothonotaries registers of wills and other offices as may be established by law.
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General Assembly
Commonwealth
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Veterans’ Commission
Joint Resolution Co
General Assembly of the
Pennsylvania Constitution Amendment on Governor Term Limits
The document cites a proposed amendment to Article Four Section Three of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It would set the Governor’s term at four years starting the third Tuesday of January after election and allow one additional term for a sitting governor upon adoption of the amendment.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly of the
Erroneous Text Summary of State Refund Provision
Fragmentary article cites Pennsylvania Constitution sections authorizing cash refunds without appropriation. It notes Section 16 prohibits treasury payments without law and warrant, allowing refunds of taxes licenses fees and other charges paid or collected but not legally due, referencing Joint Resolution 60.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly of the
Pennsylvania constitution amendment on terms for Auditor General and Treasurer
Text outlines a proposed amendment to Section 21 of Article Four changing the terms of the Auditor General and State Treasurer to four years each. It specifies eligibility for successive terms, the election by qualified voters, and transitional provisions for existing officeholders to serve until their current term ends.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Secretary of Internal Affairs
General Assembly
Auditor General
Commonwealth
Debt limits and borrowing rules for Philadelphia area districts
The text outlines Section 8 and related provisions governing debt limits for counties cities boroughs townships school districts and other districts. It specifies caps at 7 to 14 percent of assessed property value and separate limits for municipalities with election consent. Philadelphia's debt rules allow increases up to a specified ceiling with electors' consent and provide allowances for public works financed by debt with revenue coverage.
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General Assembly of the
Philadelphia
County of
General Assembly
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