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The legislature can vote to override the governor`s veto and enact the bill. Repealing the governor`s veto requires only a simple majority vote in each chamber of the legislature and not the two-thirds majority required in many states. Pursuant to Alabama Code 35-16-1, 35-16-3, and 12-2-19, the Secretary of State is required to publish pension tables, death tables, and Supreme Court orders in bound volumes of legislative legislation. According to Law 2019-414, instead of linking and distributing copies of each volume of laws and resolutions and with the aim of saving state money, laws, resolutions, pension tables, life tables and Supreme Court orders are available in electronic form. If the legislation is passed, it will go through the same process in the other place. Sometimes the second chamber amends the bill and passes a different version. An invoice will not reach the next level if the differences between these versions are not resolved. Each house must pass identical versions of the bill. A bill is called a bill that can be introduced in both houses of the Alabama Legislature.
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