Rhode Island § 36-1-13 § 36-1-13. Member of general assembly elected or appointed to office — Time for qualification.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 36-1-13 — § 36-1-13. Member of general assembly elected or appointed to office — Time for qualification.

Rhode Island·Title 36 Public Officers and Employees·Ch. 36-1 Appointment, Qualification, and Tenure of Officers

§ 36-1-13. Member of general assembly elected or appointed to office — Time for qualification.
Notwithstanding the provisions of § 36-1-4, or of any other statute thereunto appertaining, a person who, while a member of
            the general assembly, is elected to office by the general assembly, or by either house
            thereof, or appointed to office by the governor, shall, within thirty (30) days after
            the date of his or her commission or within ten (10) days subsequent to the election
            and qualification of his or her successor as a member of the general assembly, whichever
            shall occur later, deliver to the secretary of state a certificate that he or she
            has been 

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§ 36-1-13. Member of general assembly elected or appointed to office — Time for qualification.

Notwithstanding the provisions of § 36-1-4, or of any other statute thereunto appertaining, a person who, while a member of the general assembly, is elected to office by the general assembly, or by either house thereof, or appointed to office by the governor, shall, within thirty (30) days after the date of his or her commission or within ten (10) days subsequent to the election and qualification of his or her successor as a member of the general assembly, whichever shall occur later, deliver to the secretary of state a certificate that he or she has been duly engaged thereon, signed by the person or persons before whom the engagement shall have been taken.

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