Legislative staff definition

Legislative staff means the staff of the legislative service commission, legislative budget office of the legislative service commission, or any other legislative agency included in the legislative service commission budget group.
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Legislative staff means the staff of the Legislative Service Commission (LSC) or any other legislative agency included in LSC’s budget group (see below). “General Assembly staff” means an officer or employee of either house of the General Assembly who acts on behalf of a General Assembly member or of a committee or either house of the General Assembly.29 In addition to LSC’s staff, the LSC budget group includes the Correctional Institution Inspection Committee, the Legislative Information Systems Office, and the Legislative Task Force on Redistricting, Reapportionment, and Demographic Research.
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Examples of Legislative staff in a sentence

  • Members of the State Senate, Members of the State Assembly, and Legislative staff members.

  • The Labor-Management Committee will be composed of two (2) equal groups of members: one consisting of up to three (3) Legislative staff members appointed by MSEA and one consisting of up to three (3) Legislative staff members of management appointed by the Executive Director.

  • Work with the Office of Board Governance’s Legislative staff to prepare written communications that convey MPS’s positions on State legislative, policy, and intergovernmental issues.

  • On the Service Commencement Date, the Department shall grant CONTRACTOR exclusive use, possession and control of the land and property comprising the Facility and its grounds, subject to terms of this Contract and to the right of the Department and other appropriate parties (including, but not limited to, OPPAGA, DC, CMA, DOH, OSHA, DCF, Legislative staff) to enter and/or inspect the Facility, programs, health services, food services and its grounds pursuant to Section 4.10.

  • Paid time off benefits should be taken in the year earned or the following year, Legislative staff and certain Executive Office and MBTA staff only.

  • Legislative staff is available to meet with the Contractor to review these procedures prior to scheduling the first district-wide newsletter delivery.

  • Initial meetings with stakeholders, to include Legislative staff, agencies with public works contracting authority, and the capital projects advisory review board to hear their perspectives on the current process for construction cost estimating and ideas for potential improvements.

  • Division of the League of California Cities, monitor legislation that would impact the South Bay and work closely with Legislative staff representatives at the State and County levels to assure communication of the COG’s position on issues affecting the South Bay.

  • Legislative staff may be available to meet with the Contractor to review these procedures prior to scheduling the first district-wide newsletter delivery.