Legislative caucus committee definition

Legislative caucus committee means a person that is composed exclusively of members of the General Assembly, that elects or appoints officers and recognizes identified legislators as members of the organization, and that exists for research and other support of policy development and interests that the membership hold in common. A “legislative caucus committee” includes, but is not limited to, a political party caucus of the General Assembly, the Senate, or the House of Representatives. An organization whose only nonlegislator members are the Lieutenant Governor or the Governor is a “legislative caucus committee” under these rules.14
Legislative caucus committee means a committee established under subdivision (2) of subsection (e) of section 9-605 by the majority of the members of a political party who are also state representatives or state senators.
Legislative caucus committee means a committee controlled by the caucus of a political party of either

More Definitions of Legislative caucus committee

Legislative caucus committee means a political committee
Legislative caucus committee means a political committee established by a caucus of a political party in the Oregon Senate or the Ore- gon House of Representatives that is controlled by an elected leader of the caucus that estab- lished the committee. A political party may not establish more than one legislative caucus com- mittee in each chamber of the Legislative As- sembly.
Legislative caucus committee means a political committee established by the members of a political party in a chamber of the legislature pursuant to the provisions of Subsection O of Section 1-19-26 NMSA
Legislative caucus committee means a political committee established by the members of a political party in a chamber of the legislature;
Legislative caucus committee means a committee created by a political party caucus.
Legislative caucus committee means a political committee established by a caucus
Legislative caucus committee means a political committee established by the members of a political