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passed to be enacted in that House, they shall, in like manner, be delivered, to the Committee of the Senate on Engrossed Bills.

VI.

After Bills shall have passed both Houses to be enacted, the Clerk of the Senate shall cause them to be laid before the Governor for his approbation, an indorsement being first made thereon, by the clerk of the House in which the same originated, certifying in which House the same originated, which indorsement shall be entered on the Journals by the Clerks respectively; and the Clerk of the Senate shall enter on the Journal of the Senate the day on which the same were laid before the Governor.

VII.

All resolves and other papers, which are to be presented to the Governor of the Commonwealth, shall be presented for his approbation, in the same manner as is prescribed in the case of Bills.

VIII.

All resolves proposing amendments of the Constitution, shall have three several readings in each House, and the final question upon adopting the same shall be taken by yeas and nays, as provided by the Constitution.

IX.

The President of the Senate shall preside in conventions of the two branches; and such conventions shall be holden in the Representatives' chamber.

X.

When an agreement has been made by the two branches to go into convention, such agreement shall not be altered or annulled, except by concur

rent vote.

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XI.

No business shall be entered on, in convention, except by unanimous consent, other than that which may be agreed on before the convention is formed. XII.

In all elections by joint ballot, a time shall be assigned therefor at least one day previous to such election.