HCR 36: Convene in joint session of Senate and House - Ohio

As Adopted by the Senate → As Enrolled · 4 edits

MODERATE

The bill was restructured from a Senate-adopted format to an enrolled version with a more formal title and reorganized clauses. The substantive content remains largely the same, authorizing a joint legislative convention to welcome the Governor and receive his State of the State address on March 11, 2026, but the text was reorganized for clarity and proper legislative formatting.

TECHNICAL

Title format changed from 'As Adopted by the Senate' to '(136th General Assembly) (House Concurrent Resolution Number 36)'

Resolved clauses were reordered and renumbered for proper legislative structure

Added signature lines for Speaker of the House and President of the Senate

Page numbering and formatting markers were removed in favor of clean enrolled text

As Adopted by the House → As Adopted by the Senate · 3 edits

MINOR

The bill underwent formatting and structural changes as it moved from House to Senate adoption, with the Senate version adding cosponsor information and reorganizing the text layout. The substantive policy content remains unchanged, including the authorization of a joint convention to receive the Governor's State of the State Address and the committee composition requirements.

TECHNICAL

Senate cosponsors (Senators McColley, Antonio) were added to the Senate version

Text formatting and line breaks were reorganized between House and Senate versions

Page numbers and line numbers from the House version were removed in the Senate version

As Offered → As Adopted by the House · 2 edits

MINOR

The bill was reorganized with improved formatting and clearer structure. The substantive content remains the same, calling for a joint legislative convention to receive the Governor's State of the State Address on March 11, 2026, and to appoint a committee to wait upon the Governor. The changes are primarily organizational rather than substantive policy changes.

TECHNICAL

Formatting and structural reorganization of the bill text for clarity and standard legislative formatting.

Page numbering and section markers were removed or reorganized as part of the formatting cleanup.

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