Amendatory

Quinn has repeatedly pointed out to reporters that he has the power to strengthen the bill by rewriting it -- a so-called amendatory veto. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We initially note that “a presumption normally arises that a change in law was intended when new provisions are added to prior legislation by an amendatory act” or “existing rights” are “withdraw [n] ... [from an] act.” ❋ Unknown (2010)

The senators would then vote only on the amendatory bill. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Given the legislative vacuum until the next general elections, the Assembly may expand its mission and act as a regular parliament -- discussing and approving the budget of 2012, revising past laws and passing new laws, much in the way Israel's first Knesset conducted itself in administering both original and amendatory legislation of residual laws during the British Mandatory period. ❋ Daniel Wagner (2012)

Governor Pat Quinn on Tuesday stretched his executive authority -- along with his goodwill with Illinois lawmakers -- and rewrote legislation with an amendatory veto to eliminate the requirement that Illinois residents must declare a party affiliation when voting in a primary election, and in doing so likely guaranteed its doom. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The underlying Senate bill would then go to the president for signature, and the amendatory bill would go to the Senate for consideration under reconciliation procedures (meaning no filibuster). ❋ Michael W. McConnell (2010)

And Dan Brady in the House said in an interview, "My hope is that the governor may amendatory-veto it, and allow us to make some adjustments." ❋ Unknown (2010)

The House will likely adopt a "self-executing" rule that "deems" passage of the amendatory bill as enactment of the Senate bill, without an actual vote on the latter. ❋ Michael W. McConnell (2010)