Rhode Island § 22-14.2-1 § 22-14.2-1. Permanent joint committee on state lottery — Composition.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 22-14.2-1 — § 22-14.2-1. Permanent joint committee on state lottery — Composition.

Rhode Island § 22-14.2-1

Title 22General Assembly

Ch. 22-14.2Permanent Joint Committee on State Lottery

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 22-14.2-1 (2026).

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§ 22-14.2-1. Permanent joint committee on state lottery — Composition.
There is hereby created a permanent joint committee on state lottery. The permanent
            joint committee on state lottery shall consist of eight (8) members; four (4) of whom
            shall be members of the senate, not more than three (3) from the same political party
            to be appointed by the senate president; and four (4) of whom shall be members of
            the house of representatives, not more than three (3) from the same political party
            to be appointed by the speaker of the house.
         
The senate president and the speaker of the house shall consult with the house and
       

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§ 22-14.2-1. Permanent joint committee on state lottery — Composition.

There is hereby created a permanent joint committee on state lottery. The permanent joint committee on state lottery shall consist of eight (8) members; four (4) of whom shall be members of the senate, not more than three (3) from the same political party to be appointed by the senate president; and four (4) of whom shall be members of the house of representatives, not more than three (3) from the same political party to be appointed by the speaker of the house.

The senate president and the speaker of the house shall consult with the house and senate minority leaders on the appointment of the minority members.