§ 9.83. Second consideration.

 On second consideration the bill may be amended on the floor of the house. This can be done only by presenting amendments in writing. If the amendments are accepted by the house, the bill is again reprinted with the amendments indicated. On second consideration also, the bill may be sent back to the committee which originally considered it or to another committee. Otherwise, it may be agreed to, and then passes on automatically to third consideration.

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