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SD 3316

Order relative to co-sponsorship of legislation filed by former Senator Edward J. Kennedy

194th Legislature (2025-2026) Introduced by Joan Lovely

Overview: SD 3316, "Order relative to co-sponsorship of legislation filed by former Senator Edward J. Kennedy", has had the rules suspended and has been adopted. It was introduced

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Bill Summary · SD 3316

Overview: SD 3316, "Order relative to co-sponsorship of legislation filed by former Senator Edward J. Kennedy", has had the rules suspended and has been adopted. It was introduced on October 23, 2025.

Purpose and Intent: The primary purpose of this order is to facilitate the co-sponsorship of legislation that was previously filed by the late Senator Edward J. Kennedy. The intent is to honor the legacy and legislative work of the former senator by ensuring that his initiatives continue to be supported and advanced.

Key Provisions:
- Suspends the normal rules and procedures to allow current legislators to co-sponsor bills that were previously filed by Senator Kennedy.
- Directs the legislative clerk's office to identify and make available the relevant bills and legislative records for co-sponsorship.
- Encourages all members of the legislature to consider co-sponsoring the identified bills as a way to continue Senator Kennedy's legislative legacy.

Affected Parties and Impacts: This order would primarily impact current legislators, who would have the opportunity to co-sponsor and support the legislative initiatives of the late Senator Kennedy. It may also have broader implications for the continuation and advancement of the senator's policy priorities.

Procedural and Timeline Considerations: The order has had the rules suspended and has been adopted, indicating that it has been approved by the legislature. The next steps would likely involve the identification and distribution of the relevant bills for co-sponsorship by current legislators.

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

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