The Secretary of the Senate is one of four officers in the upper chamber —
the Senate President (Lt. Governor), the President Pro Tempore, and the Chief Clerk.
The Secretary position is elected by the Members of the Senate
at the start of each new two-year legislative term.
The Secretary of the Senate has three 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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