The Secretary of the Senate is one of the Senate's four officers -- the President (Lt. Governor), President Pro Tempore, and Chief Clerk. The Secretary, along with the Chief Clerk, is a statutory officer, elected by the Members at the start of each new 2-year legislative term.
The Secretary of the Senate has 3 important roles: Secretary; Parliamentarian; and Right-to-Know Law Appeals Officer.
Learn more about the role of Secretary.
Learn more about the role of Parliamentarian.
Learn more about the role of Right-to-Know Law Appeals Officer.
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