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HR 110

HOUSE/RULES: Repeals the Berthelot Rule

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Mike Bayham

HR 110 repeals Louisiana's Berthelot Rule, a House procedural regulation, changing internal legislative processes in ways dependent on the rule's current scope and application.

Read by title, under the rules, referred to the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs.
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Bill Summary · HR 110

Legislative bill overview

HR 110 repeals the Berthelot Rule, a Louisiana procedural regulation. The bill was introduced by Rep. Mike Bayham and is currently under consideration in the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs. Without access to the full text or legislative history, the specific mechanics of what the Berthelot Rule governs cannot be detailed here.

Why is this important

The Berthelot Rule governs some aspect of Louisiana House procedures, making its repeal a matter of internal legislative operations. The practical significance depends entirely on what the rule requires or prohibits—it could affect bill advancement, debate procedures, voting processes, or committee operations.

Potential points of contention

  • Lack of public clarity: The rule's purpose and current application may not be widely understood outside the legislature, making constituent impact difficult to assess
  • Procedural consequences: Repeal could accelerate or alter how bills move through the House, potentially affecting deliberation time or stakeholder input opportunities
  • Historical context: Without knowing why the Berthelot Rule was originally established, opposition may arise from those defending its original intent or those seeking its modification rather than full repeal

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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