Rhode Island § 42-8-6 § 42-8-6. Authentication of printed legislative records.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 42-8-6 — § 42-8-6. Authentication of printed legislative records.

Rhode Island § 42-8-6

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-8Department of State

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-8-6 (2026).

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§ 42-8-6. Authentication of printed legislative records.
The secretary of state shall, immediately after the acts, resolves, and other proceedings
            of each session of the general assembly are printed as required by law, carefully
            examine at least six (6) printed copies thereof, and shall certify and authenticate
            the copies under the secretary's hand and the seal of the state; and when so certified
            and authenticated, the copies shall be the record of the acts, resolves, and proceedings
            of the session, and the secretary shall keep and preserve the copies in the secretary's
            office, and shall from time to time cause the copies to be bound, for more conve

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§ 42-8-6. Authentication of printed legislative records.

The secretary of state shall, immediately after the acts, resolves, and other proceedings of each session of the general assembly are printed as required by law, carefully examine at least six (6) printed copies thereof, and shall certify and authenticate the copies under the secretary's hand and the seal of the state; and when so certified and authenticated, the copies shall be the record of the acts, resolves, and proceedings of the session, and the secretary shall keep and preserve the copies in the secretary's office, and shall from time to time cause the copies to be bound, for more convenient use.