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This bill proposes to repeal section 24.05.150(b) of Alaska state law, which currently limits legislative regular sessions to 90 days. By removing this specific subsection, the bill effectively eliminates the statutory restriction on the duration of legislative sessions, potentially allowing the Alaska State Legislature more flexibility in the length of time they can meet and conduct legislative business during a regular session. The concise nature of the bill suggests a straightforward intent to remove the existing time constraint on legislative sessions, which could provide lawmakers with more time to address state issues, develop legislation, and complete their legislative work without being bound by a rigid 90-day limit.

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https://www.akleg.gov/basis/Bill/Detail/34?Root=SB34