§ 9.86. Reconsideration of final action.
Provided the bill is in the possession of the house, a vote passing or defeating a bill may be reconsidered on the same day the vote was taken or within five succeeding legislative days or at any time after a bill is recalled from the Governor upon written motion of two members and an affirmative majority vote thereon and the question immediately recurs on the vote reconsidered. The bill may be sent back to committee for further action, or after appropriate procedure may be amended on the floor of the house, or it may again come up for final vote without change.
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