Utah Const. art. VI, § 16

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Article VI, § 16 — Duration of sessions.

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Except in cases of impeachment: (1) no annual general session of the Legislature may exceed 45 calendar days, excluding state holidays and federal holidays; (2) no session of the Legislature convened by the Governor under Article VII, Section 6 may exceed 30 calendar days; and (3) no session of the Legislature convened by the Legislature under Article VI, Section 2, Subsection(3) may exceed 10 calendar days.

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Except in cases of impeachment: (1) no annual general session of the Legislature may exceed 45 calendar days, excluding state holidays and federal holidays; (2) no session of the Legislature convened by the Governor under Article VII, Section 6 may exceed 30 calendar days; and (3) no session of the Legislature convened by the Legislature under Article VI, Section 2, Subsection(3) may exceed 10 calendar days.

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