LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS: Constitutional amendment to change the number of general bills a legislator may file during regular sessions that occur during odd-numbered years and for legislating with regard to dedication or rededication of funds. (2/3-CA13sl(A))

SB 20 is a constitutional amendment proposing two key changes to Louisiana's legislative process. It would limit the number of general bills a legislator can file during regular sessions in odd-numbered years and clarify rules for redirecting state funds (e.g., changing how money is allocated for specific purposes). The bill removes current language about "taxes or fees" from these rules and specifies that any redirected funds must be explicitly dedicated. If approved by voters, this amendment would take effect after a 2026 election, altering how legislators draft bills and manage state funding.