Summoning of Legislature: Governor must convene sessions timely and may prorogue Houses or dissolve Assembly. The Governor must summon the State Legislature or each House to meet at such time and place, with no more than six months between the last sitting of one session and the first sitting of the next; the Governor may prorogue either House and may dissolve the Legislative Assembly.
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Summoning of Legislature: Governor must convene sessions timely and may prorogue Houses or dissolve Assembly.
The Governor must summon the State Legislature or each House to meet at such time and place, with no more than six months between the last sitting of one session and the first sitting of the next; the Governor may prorogue either House and may dissolve the Legislative Assembly.
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